Roadmap
What’s on the way
Everything planned for Kanhaland, grouped by theme. Parts you can already visit are marked Open. The order may change as we go.
Stories
Picture stories to read alone or together.
Nine picture chapters, from His birth to the Bhagavad-gita.
- Krishna appearsOpen
- DamodaraOpen
- Back to MathuraOpen
- Who is Krishna?Open
Five short cards to tap through.
- Mahaprabhu’s storybook
His life as tap-through stories, from Nimai in Navadvip to Puri, with pictures of Him drawn for the site.
- Who is Mahaprabhu?
A few short cards, like Who is Krishna?
- Read aloud
The storybook read by real voices: family and devotee volunteers.
- The Hare Krishna movement
From the Six Goswamis to Srila Prabhupada and the world today, as a scrapbook to flip through.
Play
Moments where you join in and help out.
Lift Govardhan, feed the cows, pull the chariot and more, in one place.
- QuizzesOpen
Pick the picture, put the story in order, and a quiz a day.
- More play-alongs
One for every storybook chapter, like dancing on Kaliya’s hoods to the beat.
- The thousand-torch kirtan
Light the torches one by one, until the whole town walks, singing, to the Kazi’s door.
- The timeline puzzle
Put Srila Prabhupada’s life in order, card by card.
- A sticker book
Finish a story or a play-along to earn a sticker, kept on your own device.
Explore
Three maps to walk and sail.
Walk the land where Krishna grew up, place by place.
- Krishna’s placesOpen
Nine highlights, from Mathura to Nandagram, and more places at the end.
The places they found again, and the temples they built.
Walk with Him across India, chanting all the way.
Sail with Srila Prabhupada from India to America in 1965.
Listen
Kirtans and songs sung by real devotees, never AI voices. We’re asking devotee artists now.
- The Listen page
Kirtans and songs from devotee artists, shared with their permission, and our own recordings with a Sunday-school class.
- Join the Kirtan
Join Mahaprabhu’s sankirtan procession; each new devotee adds an instrument.
- Mahamantra chant-along
The words light up as they’re sung.
- Tap-a-bead japa
A string of 108 beads, one mantra per tap, with a gentle celebration at the end.
- The Hare Krishna button
One tap, one joyful “Hare Krishna!”.
Together
Ways to take part with families, classes and devotees around the world.
- Offer a lampOpen
Offer a little lamp to Damodara each evening in Kartik.
- Festival daysOpen
On festival days, the home page shows the festival and its story or play-along.
- Sunday-school class mode
Big buttons on the classroom screen; the teacher taps the class’s answer.
- Verse of the day
A short Gita verse in our own words, with a picture, to share.
- Meet the Devotees
Collectible cards for Prahlada, Dhruva, Sudama, Yashoda and others.