715-acre anchor

Srila Prabhupada's village vision in land, water, cows, and sacred ecology.

The ADF presentation places the Giriraj Govardhan Project in Bhalbamora village, Pathari Tehsil, Vidisha district, Madhya Pradesh.

Warm painted masterplan-style visual of the Giriraj Govardhan project with hill, kundas, vanas, gaushala, village staycation huts, temples, and parikrama paths — The 715-acre project visualized as land, water, vanas, cow protection, and Vraja Staycation.

Living demonstration site

Not merely ecological restoration.

The project is presented as a living Vraja expression: forests, kundas, cows, village cowherd participation, pilgrimage, kirtan, prasadam, and donor-supported seva.

For public and CSR readers, the same work can also be understood as rainwater harvesting, groundwater recharge, indigenous biodiversity restoration, animal welfare, soil care, and rural resilience. Long-term ecological outcomes are reported with care as records, baselines, and follow-up measurements become available.

Project scale

715 acres

Bhalbamora village, Pathari Tehsil, Vidisha district.

Sacred ecology

12 vanas

Dvadasa Vana forest zones named after sacred Vrindavan forests and connected with indigenous biodiversity restoration.

Water and darshana

6 kundas

Sacred water bodies connected with darshana, rainwater harvesting, and groundwater recharge.

Cow protection

Gaushala

Indigenous cow protection is presented as lifetime, slaughter-free care and the center of a circular rural bio-economy.