Activities · For Children

Hare Krishna Culture Camp

After a hectic school year, children deserve a chance to slow down and grow. Culture Camp, the cultural wing of Nandgram Dham, does just that — enrolling children in a summer of values, life skills, and Vedic wisdom.

About Culture Camp

Hare Krishna Culture Camp banner for children

Hare Krishna Culture Camp aims at enhancing values and life skills in children through educational and culture-related activities. To further this cause, it runs multiple culture-centric initiatives for the benefit of students, including a 10-day online transformational summer camp for children held each year from April to May.

Summer vacations are the most eagerly awaited holidays for children after a year of academic activity, and parents carry the responsibility of keeping them positively and constructively engaged during the break. The 10-day online Culture Camp, with its imaginative content and engaging pedagogy, gives children the chance to be themselves — happy and joyous — while developing a well-rounded personality.

Key Takeaways

  • Positive habits
  • Valuing values: gratitude, honesty, respect, and compassion
  • Life skills
  • Indian history
  • Attitude of servitude
  • Holistic personality: physical activity, mental engagement, and emotional and spiritual strength

Special Camp Features

  • Vedic quiz
  • Animated video shows
  • Bhagavad-gita sloka chanting
  • Sound meditation
  • Ecstatic kirtans
  • Daily temple darshan
  • Vedic storytelling
  • Offline modules: Arts & Craft, English theatre, Yakshagana, Semi-Classical Music, Classical Dance, and Rubik's Cube
  • Online modules: Art & Craft, Vedic maths, and Sattvik cooking

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hare Krishna Culture Camp?

Hare Krishna Culture Camp is the cultural wing of Nandgram Dham, aiming at enhancing values and life skills in children through educational and culture-related activities, including a 10-day online transformational summer camp held each year.

When is Culture Camp held?

Culture Camp runs as a 10-day online summer camp each year from April to May.

What do children learn at Culture Camp?

Children build positive habits; values such as gratitude, honesty, respect, and compassion; life skills; knowledge of Indian history; an attitude of servitude; and a holistic personality through physical activity, mental engagement, and emotional and spiritual strength.

What activities are included in Culture Camp?

Camp features include a Vedic quiz, animated video shows, Bhagavad-gita sloka chanting, sound meditation, ecstatic kirtans, daily temple darshan, and Vedic storytelling, plus offline modules (Arts & Craft, English theatre, Yakshagana, Semi-Classical Music, Classical Dance, and Rubik's Cube) and online modules (Art & Craft, Vedic maths, and Sattvik cooking).

How do I register for Culture Camp?

Registration for the next batch of Hare Krishna Culture Camp is open through the online registration form linked on this page, or you can contact Nandgram Dham directly.

Give your child a summer of values, life skills, and joyful devotion. Registration is open for the next batch of Hare Krishna Culture Camp.