TOVP Euro Tour Overview

Miracles are not uncommon in the pastimes and seva of the Lord, and certainly the TOVP Euro Tour is a current example of how the Lord reciprocates with His devotees, blesses them and simultaneously fulfills His own purposes, in this case the building of the Temple of the Vedic Planetarium and manifestation of His own
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Jananivas prabhu and Brajavilas prabhu during TOVP Euro Tour in Zurich, Switzerland

TOVP Euro Tour Day 13: Zurich, Switzerland

Departing Villagio Hare Krishna in Milan, Italy on Friday, April 27th, we traveled about three hours to ISKCON Zurich for a program the same evening, giving us time to get back to Mayapur for Lord Nrsimhadeva’s Appearance Day mahotsava. The usual program was held in the evening with kirtan, abhisheka and presentations by Jananivas and
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TOVP Euro Tour Days 11 & 12: Italy

Departing New Yoga Pitha Dhama, Slovenia and Sri Sri Pancha Tattva on Wednesday, April 25th, we drove 3½ hours for the program at Prabhupada Desha in Albettone, Italy, and then another 2 hours to Milan for the program on April 26th. As usual, we felt the Lord guiding us every step of the way. The
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HH Chandramauli Swami, Jananivas prabhu and Brajavilas prabhu during TOVP Euro Tour in Ljubljana, Slovenia

TOVP Euro Tour Day 10: New Yoga Pitha Dhama, Ljubljana, Slovenia

On Tuesday, April 24th we traveled about 3½ hours to the temple of Pancha Tattva in Ljubljana, Slovenia named New Yoga Pitha Dhama, Slovenia. We were certain Lord Nityananda would be ecstatic to come to the (new) yoga pitha of Mahaprabhu and would shower the devotees with His mercy and blessings. As it turned out,
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Jananivas prabhu and Brajavilas prabhu during TOVP Euro Tour in Vienna, Austria

TOVP Euro Tour Day 9: Vienna, Austria

Leaving the wonderful temple of Sri Sri Dayal Nitai Vijay Gauranga in Budapest, Hungary, we traveled by car three hours to Vienna, Austria arriving on Monday, April 23rd. This small Gaur Nitai temple was started less than three years ago and there are only a few initiated devotees and a small congregation. The small but
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HH Sivaram Swami, Jananivas prabhu and Brajavilas prabhu during TOVP Euro Tour in Budapest, Hungary

TOVP Euro Tour Day 8: Budapest, Hungary

Leaving the countryside farm of New Vrajadhama for the capital of Hungary, Budapest, we arrived at the temple of Their merciful Lordships Sri Sri Dayal Nitai Vijay Gauranga on April 20th, rested a few days and finally held a most amazing and enlivening fundraising program with Sivarama Maharaja and 120+ devotees present. The Hungarian Yatra
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Jananivas prabhu and Brajavilas prabhu during TOVP Euro Tour in New Vrajadhama Farm, Hungary

TOVP Euro Tour Day 7: New Vrajadhama Farm, Hungary

The Hungary temple in Budapest and farm have been personally overseen by GBC member, His Holiness Sivarama Maharaja for over thirty years. Through his guidance and care for his disciples, followers and friends He has created a sweet devotional atmosphere of dedicated ISKCON devotees who are well taken care of spiritually and materially. Anyone who
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Sri Nityananda padukas arrive to New Ekachakra Dhama in Slovakia during TOVP Euro Tour 2018

TOVP Euro Tour Day 6 – Slovakia, New Ekachakra Dhama

This miraculous visit to New Ekachakra Dhama on Wednesday, April 18th has become another history making event on the TOVP Euro Tour. So much so that we will also include some related lilas that led to the planning and arrival of Lord Nityananda’s Padukas and Lord Nrsimhadeva’s Sitari in Slovakia. The story begins in 2015
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Jananivas prabhu and Brajavilas prabhu during TOVP Euro Tour in Wroclaw, Poland

TOVP Euro Tour Days 4 and 5: Wroclaw, Poland

Lord Nityananda and Lord Nrsimhadeva in the forms of Their shoes and helmet respectively, continue to guide our tour and perform miracles. Although we were only scheduled to visit the Sri Sri Gaur Nitai temple in Poland, a last minute arrangement was made to also visit the Nava Navadvipa temple. Each temple had about 25-35
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