Prayagraj, India - January 08, 2025 This time, the devotees of Lord Krishna are making a special presence in the Prayagraj Mahakumbh 2025. Devotees of the ISKCON Temple (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) located in Vrindavan reached Prayagraj chanting Hare Krishna, Hare Rama. These devotees covered this journey by walking for 45 days. Their aim is to propagate the values ​​​​of Sanatan Dharma and serve the religion by joining the Vaishnav Akharas in the Mahakumbh. A grand attraction in the Mahakumbh, a huge camp of ISKCON temple is being set up in the fair area, which will become a special center of attraction for devotees and spectators. Activities like demonstration of Lord Krishna's Leela, Kirtan, discourse and distribution of Prasad will be organized in this camp. The camp is being constructed on a large scale and modern facilities will be provided to the devotees coming to it. Along with this, special programs and spiritual activities will be organized to promote Sanatan Dharma. Association with Vaishnav Akhadas ISKCON devotees will participate in the religious events of Maha Kumbh by associating with Vaishnav Akhadas. The aim of this initiative is to spread Vedic tradition and spirituality at the global level. 45-day journey on foot: A symbol of faith and devotion, this 45-day journey from Vrindavan to Prayagraj reflects the unwavering faith and devotion of these devotees. During the journey, these devotees moved forward chanting the Mahamantra "Hare Krishna, Hare Ram" at every stop. Their presence also spread a spiritual atmosphere in the villages and cities on the way. Global promotion of Sanatan Dharma in Maha Kumbh This initiative of ISKCON devotees not only highlights the glory of Sanatan Dharma, but also inspires devotees from all over the world to be a part of this great festival. The echo of Sanatan culture will once again be heard at the international level through Maha Kumbh. This contribution of ISKCON devotees in this year's Maha Kumbh is not only important from a spiritual point of view, but will also help in further strengthening the global identity of Sanatan Dharma.