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MVV GLOBAL TOUR 2026

How can we create communities where people, land, animals, and knowledge can thrive together?

MVV GLOBAL TOUR 2026

One Vision, Many Communities

In 2026, the vision of Make Vrindavan Villages began travelling across borders.

From Southeast Asia to Central Asia and North America, Bhakti Raghava Swami travelled to meet communities, share knowledge, visit rural projects, and discuss practical approaches to building sustainable village communities.

How can we create communities where people, land, animals, and knowledge can thrive together?

From June to September 2026, the journey continued through Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Canada, and the USA. Through gatherings, discussions, farm visits, and community activities, the journey explored practical ideas around Varnasrama, sustainable living, natural farming, cow protection, and self-sufficient village communities.

Across different countries and cultures, the message remained connected: to inspire and support communities in creating a more sustainable, self-reliant, and meaningful way of life.

A Vision That Crosses Borders

Make Vrindavan Villages seeks to connect people who are interested in rebuilding sustainable communities through land, agriculture, education, cow protection, local community life, and the principles of simple living and high thinking.

Each place may look different, and each community may have its own challenges. Yet the vision of creating communities that live in greater harmony with people, land, animals, and nature can be shared across borders.

“The keynote should be ‘simple living and high thinking.’”

Srila Prabhupada, New Vrindaban

For Srila Prabhupada, simple living meant meeting life’s essential needs through a natural and self-sufficient way of living cultivating the land, protecting cows, and reducing unnecessary dependence on modern material comforts. This simplicity was not the goal by itself, but a way to create more time and peace for spiritual growth, with Krishna at the centre of community life.

The journey continues, but the vision remains the same.