Yes, and for groups of 10 or more it is the smartest decision you will make for Holi day.
Here is the reality. Holi in Vrindavan means leaving Delhi at 4 am, navigating Mathura highway traffic, finding parking near Banke Bihari, and returning through bumper to bumper roads by afternoon. Doing that in three or four separate cars means three or four parking problems, three or four drivers who need to stay sober, and zero guarantee everyone stays together through the chaos.
One tempo traveller solves all of it. You leave together, park once, move as a group through the celebrations, and return when your group decides not when a bus or cab operator decides for you.
On cost, a 12 seater split between 10 people for a Delhi to Vrindavan day trip works out to ₹700 to ₹900 per head. That is less than what most people spend on a single cab ride.
Book your tempo traveller on rent in Delhi at least two weeks before Holi because vehicles for March 14 are already getting reserved across NCR.
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