Archive · 4 Aug 2025
Shiva Tribe Launches to Blend Spirituality, Tourism, and Wellness
Imagine a place called Shiva Tribe, near Gurgaon, India, where families can learn about spirituality and wellness.
It's like a retreat with music, yoga, and meditation to help people feel good and connect with their roots.
This project, backed by IMPC, aims to bring in tourists and help the local economy by supporting local businesses and protecting nature.
It hopes to create a space where spirituality is an experience, and everyone can find peace and a deeper understanding of themselves and their culture.
Shiva Tribe, a spiritual wellness initiative, launched near Gurgaon, India.
It aims to connect Gen Z and families with Indian spiritual roots.
The initiative includes devotional music, yoga, meditation, and Vedic rituals.
It aligns with India's rural tourism policy, promoting entrepreneurship and ecotourism.
The project is backed by the International Mandir Prabandhak Committee (IMPC).
- Who
- The International Mandir Prabandhak Committee (IMPC).
- What
- The launch of Shiva Tribe, a spiritual wellness initiative.
- When
- The inaugural three-day Pran Pratishtha Mahotsav was held in July.
- Where
- Tikli-Raiseena near Gurgaon, India.
- Why
- To reconnect people with India's spiritual roots and promote rural tourism.
Potential Economic Benefits
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Economic impact
Potential Economic Benefits
Shiva Tribe could create jobs, support local businesses and the spiritual tourism market may create more revenue.
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- Initiative Name
- Shiva Tribe
- Location
- Tikli-Raiseena, Gurgaon
- Organization
- International Mandir Prabandhak Committee (IMPC)
- Focus
- Spiritual wellness, rural tourism
- Features
- Devotional music, yoga, meditation, Vedic rituals
- Market
- Spiritual tourism
- Financial projection
- USD 30 billion by 2028