Travel 18,000 miles across the USA and Canada, visit all the Ratha-yatras, chant, dance, feast, swim, hike, whitewater raft, meet and make friends with 50 other devotee youth, two months on the road in two buses with bunk beds, showers, kitchen... the ultimate roadtrip adventure.

Starting with 24-hour Kirtan in New Vrindavan, and including Los Angeles Kulimela.

Take a look at the videos and photos of previous tours, see the action-packed schedule, and find out more information at our new website:

http://www.krishna.com/bustour

Dear Devotees,

It is with sadness and heavy hearts that we bring this horrible news that our dear friend Hari Kirtan aka Harish, age 24, is no long with us on this planet. Harish is from Mayapur gurukula and a disciple of his Holiness Bhakti Tirtha Swami.

Harish was working at a store in Atlanta, Ga USA and as the sun was setting at 8:01 pm March 22, 2009, he was robbed and shot, which instantly took his life. The emergency medical unit was contacted, but it was too late. The shot took his life instantly. The police and investigating detectives are looking for the men connected with the incident.

We have contacted his cousin brother in Mayapur and requested him to convey the new to his family. He leaves behind his elderly mother, and a younger brother. He had been the sole bread winner for his family. Being the eldest son in the family, he took a job to support his mother, and his brother’s education.

Harish was brought to Mayapur gurukula by his cousin brother in 1996, where he was accepted as a student and continued his studies until 2002. He served in Mayapur mentoring the youth and being a perfect role model. He is fondly remembered for his humility and his contagious smile. He came to the US in April of 2005 for the passing away of his Spiritual Master, and stayed on to render service in different temples in the US. He served in the Alachua temple as a pujari and a cook, then moved to California to continue with his studies, and finally moved to Atlanta, which became his home.

Harish never failed to keep Krsna in the center of his life. He always attended temple programs, and enjoyed being part of the kirtans and bhajans. He always kept his friends close and always reminding them of their spiritual life.

We will all miss him dearly.

We ask for your prayers for Harish, that he is gone to the Spiritual World, where the elements of this material world will not longer affect him.