Hinduism flows like the Ganges, nourishing the soul with the ancient wisdom of the Vedas. Its sacred waters reflect a universe of gods and goddesses, where Brahma creates, Vishnu preserves and Shiva transforms. In this journey of reincarnation, karma guides each step as we seek dharma, our divine purpose, until we reach liberation (moksha) and merge with the divine (Brahman).
Vishnu plays the roles of creator, preserver and destroyer of the universe, according to the Padma-Purana. When Vishnu decided to create the universe, he divided himself into three parts. He sacrificed his right side to create, creating the god Brahma.
The Kumbh Mela is known as the largest religious festival in the world, an event that every twelve years gathers millions of Hindu devotees on the sacred banks of the Ganges River.
Every five years, millions of devotees attend the Gadhimai Festival in Nepal, making it one of the most impactful events in the world. Is this ritual an act of faith or unnecessary cruelty?
Welcome to Bali. From the iconic rice paddies to the bustling streets of Kuta, embark on a journey through Balinese culture, history and the delicate balance between tradition and tourism. Uncover the hidden gems and experience the true magic of this island.
