Pilgrimages · 2027
For 365 mornings, we meet Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa through story, verse and remembrance. Sometimes, remembrance asks us to travel.
In 2027, RadhaKrishna.io will host a small number of intimate pilgrimages to two sacred landscapes — Jagannath Puri and Braj.
10 seekers per batch · A Circle privilege
An Invitation
We will not measure these journeys by how many temples we enter.
We would rather sit longer where something moves us. Walk the old paths. Hear the kathā where it belongs. Eat simply. Wake early. Sing together.
And leave enough silence for the place itself to do some of the teaching.
These are not sightseeing tours with a devotional itinerary added to them.
They are pilgrimages.
Yamunā, before sunrise
2027
Ratha Yatra · Puri · 2027
Ratha Yātrā — the chariots begin their journey to Gundicha · Monday, 5 July 2027
Bahudā Yātrā — the Lord begins His journey home · Tuesday, 13 July 2027
Once each year, Jagannath leaves His temple. With Balabhadra and Subhadra, He comes onto the streets of Puri and journeys toward Gundicha Temple. In 2027, we hope to be there together.
Join The Circle Members →Vraja · Kārtik · 2027
Kārtik (Dāmodara) — approx. 16 October – 14 November 2027
Kārtik Pūrṇimā — Sunday, 14 November 2027
Vrindavan is never ordinary. But during Kārtik, the evenings fill with lamps, devotees undertake parikramā, temples keep their own sacred rhythms, and the entire landscape seems to remember differently. We hope to walk it slowly.
Join The Circle Members →A Circle Privilege
Pilgrimages are priced separately from membership.
When a journey is ready, members of The Circle receive the first invitation, privately.
Once places within The Circle are filled, any remaining seats may be offered more widely.
Membership never guarantees a seat — each pilgrimage remains intentionally small.
Why Circle first?
A pilgrimage works best walked with people who already share the same daily rhythm. The Circle isn't a rank — it's simply where that rhythm has already taken root.
What might these days hold?
Time to enter temples without racing toward the next one.
Stories heard in the landscape where they have been remembered for generations.
Some distances are understood better by walking them.
Not entertainment. Singing together.
Simple vegetarian meals, taken together.
Not every hour needs programming.
The final rhythm of each pilgrimage will be shared with invited seekers once dates and arrangements are confirmed.
Govardhan Parikramā
Dīpa, Vrindavan evening
Devotional painting, Braj school — museum collection, credit pending
We have been reading these stories together. Names that arrive quietly in your inbox eventually become places beneath your feet.
That is the pilgrimage.
Who Is This For
You already feel some affection for Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa or Jagannātha.
You would rather experience fewer places deeply than rush through twenty temples.
You are comfortable with early mornings, walking, simple vegetarian food and changing plans when pilgrimage requires it.
You value good company but don't need constant entertainment.
And perhaps most importantly — you are coming as a pilgrim, not a customer collecting attractions.
Prasāda, taken together
Who Will Hold The Journey
RadhaKrishna.io began with a simple idea: make a little room for Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa every morning. These pilgrimages are an extension of that same idea.
These journeys will be held with knowledgeable local people, careful planning, and deep respect for the traditions of each place.
My role is simple: to bring ten good people together and hold the journey with care.
— Sayan
Why Only Ten
seekers in a batch
Small enough to know everyone's name.
Small enough to sit around one table.
Small enough to change pace when someone needs it.
Small enough that a pilgrimage still feels personal.
A small circle, sharing a meal