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A Vaishnav Marriage in Russia:




Shri Krishna Mandir at Lallarookhweg # 21 Zorg En Hoop, Paramaribo, Suriname [South America]:


Krishna leela in Ghana performed by Ghanaian Hindus:


BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, London:


Western Devotees of Shri Krishna:

Rath Yatra in Brighton, United Kingdom:


Jagannath Yatra in Moscow :


Beautiful RadheKrishna of Nueva Vrajamandala temple in Brihuega, Spain:


7,000-Year-Old Swastika in North-western Bulgaria:


Western Devotees of Shri Krishna :


Western Devotee of Lord Shiva:


Vaishnav marriage ceremony in Aya, Altayskiy Kray, RUSSIA:


Shri Krishna Mandir Sanatan Dharm at Jaggernath Lachmon straat 44Paramaribo, Suriname [South America]:


Iskcon Sanskrit Gurukul Students chanting Shri Krishna Naam Kirtan in New York, USA:


Beautiful deities of Shri Shiv Mandir at Nozemanstraat 3, 3023 TK Rotterdam, Netherlands:


Hermits of Bhagvan Shiva from USA :


Govardhana Puja, New Vraja-Dham, Hungary:


Shri Krishna Devotees chanting the holy name of Paramatma:


Beautiful deities of Sri Sri Radha Syamasundara at New Vraja Dhama, Hungary:


A little boy selling Vedic books in England:


Sun's rays showering on Maa Durga at Voice of Vedas Vishnu Mandir, Richmond Hill, Ontario, CANADA:


Harinaam Sankirtan in Czech Republic:


Harinaam Sankirtan in Mexico:


Namaste!
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