Welcome to RathaYatra season, where every step is a dance! Lord
Jagannath, Baladeva and Subhadra devi are taken out of the temple to parade the streets of Mayapur so
enjoy the highlights from this blissful festival.
20th July, 2026
Children’s Ratha Yatra 2026
See children dressed in costumes and painted faces, these equally
impressive mini and midi chariots of Their Lordships are pulled by families. Paraded within the Mayapur
grounds to a backdrop of Prabhupada’s Samadhi, this video highlight is dubbed with beautiful flute
music.
25th July, 2026
Gundicha Marjana: Cleansing the Heart
In this expertly explained video by Her Grace Hema Gopi devi dasi, you
will learn about the significance of Queen Gundicha and the Gundicha temple near Jagannath Puri. You
will know how Lord Chaitanya personally cleaned the Gundicha temple and led hundreds of devotees into
the same activity before the arrival of Their Lordships from the Ratha Yatra procession.
18th July, 2026
Spiritual Education & Parenting
Hema Gopi Devi Dasi is interviewed by His Grace Rudradvip Nimai das. She
discusses Prabhupada’s vision for education in relation to the seven aims of ISKCON, the proper raising
of children from a young age, the balance between spiritual and material education, serving Krishna as
the ultimate aim, how every child is different, and the challenges in ISKCON. This essential interview
is valuable not just for parents and teachers but for everyone interested in passing Krishna
consciousness to the next generation and beyond.
4th July, 2026
Jagannath Snana Yatra 2026
Who was the poor banana seller who captured the heart of Sri Chaitanya
Mahaprabhu? Kolaveca Sridhara lived a life of extraordinary simplicity. Yet he joyfully offered half of
his income in the service of Mother Ganga and spent his nights chanting the holy names of Krishna. This
short katha is explained by His Grace Atul Krishna prabhu.
19th June, 2026
Ratha Yatra Enticer
Ratha Yatra season is here and Mayapur.TV will be live streaming the
Ratha Yatra festival in Jagannath Puri on 16 July! One of the oldest festivals in India, so keep this
date in mind or look back on the recorded live videos via the YouTube channel.