Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Sanatan Wisdom's Cultural Project Explores Lord Krishna's Ancient Routes
Imagine a group of people, called Sanatan Wisdom, who are exploring where Lord Krishna, a very important figure in Indian stories, lived and traveled long ago.
They're using a book and a government plan as their guide.
They've already visited places like Ujjain where Krishna is believed to have studied.
These researchers are talking to people who know a lot about these places.
They plan to visit many more spots.
Their goal is to show the world India's rich history and culture, help young people learn about their heritage, and encourage people to visit these historical places.
They are also making a show about Krishna's travels, which will be available soon.
Sanatan Wisdom launched a project to trace the routes connected to Lord Krishna's life.
The project is inspired by 'The Krishna Effect' and the Shri Krishna Pathey scheme.
Researchers, led by Devrishi, visited sites like Sandipani Ashram in Ujjain.
The team is gathering information from historians, archaeologists, and others.
The initiative aims to promote cultural heritage and spiritual tourism.
- Who
- Sanatan Wisdom, led by Devrishi (Rishikesh Pandey)
- What
- A cultural project retracing Lord Krishna's ancient routes.
- When
- Currently ongoing.
- Where
- Starting in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, with plans to cover multiple sites across India.
- Why
- To bring international attention to Indian cultural heritage, connect the younger generation to traditions, and encourage spiritual tourism.
- Organization
- Sanatan Wisdom
- Project Goal
- Retrace ancient routes connected to Lord Krishna's life
- Inspiration
- Novel 'The Krishna Effect', Madhya Pradesh's Shri Krishna Pathey scheme
- Research Leader
- Devrishi (Rishikesh Pandey)
- Key Sites Visited
- Ujjain (Sandipani Ashram, Narana area)
- Future Sites
- Mathura, Janapav, Amjhera, Narana, Dwarka
- Project Component
- Documentary series on Krishna's journey