Mumbai (1 day)

ISKCON Juhu is a vibrant spiritual center in Mumbai, renowned for its beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, where visitors can experience traditional devotional practices, participate in spiritual gatherings, and immerse themselves in the peaceful ambiance of this sacred space.

Govardhan Eco village (6 days)

Govardhan Ecovillage, established in 2003, spans over 100 acres in Palghar, Maharashtra, and is home to a diverse community of over 350 residents, including families, students, volunteers, and monks. The village is a unique sanctuary that harmonizes sustainable living with spiritual practices. Built with eco-friendly materials such as rammed earth and bamboo, the ecovillage promotes the principle of “Simple Living, High Thinking,” providing a serene environment where residents and visitors live in harmony with nature, the self, and the divine. The community's commitment to ecological sustainability is evident through practices like organic farming, biogas production, and soil biotechnology for water purification. Visitors can experience traditional Indian spiritual practices, yoga, and wellness activities, while also learning about sustainable techniques in agriculture and waste management. The architecture of Govardhan Ecovillage emphasizes natural ventilation, lighting, and comfort, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere. The village embodies the spiritual vision of Radhanath Swami, who aimed to fulfill the dream of his guru, His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, to create a holy place dedicated to the personality of Krishna, offering transcendental experiences for all who visit.

Jaipur (3 days)

Jaipur, famously known as the "Pink City," is a vibrant blend of history, architecture, and cultural richness. Its iconic landmarks like the Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, and Jal Mahal offer a glimpse into the grandeur of Rajasthan’s royal heritage. Jal Mahal, half-submerged in a serene lake, is especially enchanting at sunset, while the intricately designed Hawa Mahal stands as a crown-like marvel of architecture, once crafted for the queens of Jaipur. The City Palace, still home to Jaipur’s royal family, and the Radha Govinda Temple, housing a 5,000-year-old deity, reflect the city’s deep spiritual and royal roots. Jaipur is also home to Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where 18th-century astronomical instruments showcase the scientific ingenuity of the past. Beyond its monuments, Jaipur’s bustling markets offer an explosion of colors and creativity, with vibrant textiles, exquisite jewelry, and handcrafted treasures waiting to be discovered. The charm of Jaipur lies not just in its architecture but in the immersive cultural experience it offers—a mix of history, spirituality, and the lively spirit of Rajasthan.