South India Yatra 2027 with Kripamoya prabhu
Join Kripamoya Prabhu and fellow devotees on an unforgettable spiritual journey through some of India’s most sacred and inspiring places. Beginning at GEV near Mumbai, our pilgrimage takes us to the holy town of Udupi, the royal city of Mysore and the ancient sacred site of Melkote, before continuing to the magnificent temples of Sri Rangam and the spiritual heartland of Kumbakonam. Along the way, we will immerse ourselves in India’s rich devotional h
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Emergency Notice
ISKCON Nepal Urges Immediate Search for 17 Devotees Missing on Gosainkunda Trek
Published by ISKCON Nepal | Coverage: International News & Updates
The spiritual community of ISKCON Nepal has issued an urgent public and official appeal after losing contact with a group of 17 international devotees currently on a pilgrimage trip to the sacred alpine lake of Gosainkunda.
The missing pilgrims originate from three countries: the United Kingdom, South Africa, and Ireland. Due to
Radha Govinda das and Kishori Yogini dasi took a group of 23 seekers around South India to explore the deep spiritual culture, ancient temples and majestic elephants with a focus on the timeless practise of Bhakti Yoga, devotion to Lord Krishna. From Udupi, to the beautiful forest of Coorg and then to the city of Mysore in time for Diwali!
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