Vrajaloka Eco Village

A developing home for Krishna conscious community life at New Madhuvan — the eco-village that will hold the new temple, the goshala and the farm within a single 60-decare sanctuary, set deep in nature.

Introduction

What is Vrajaloka?

The name Vrajaloka evokes the pastoral villages of Vraja, the eternal land of Krishna's childhood pastimes. Vrajaloka is the future residential and community area of New Madhuvan — a place where devotee families and single practitioners will live simply, close to the land, and centered on Krishna.

Vrajaloka is the living framework of the whole 60-decare sanctuary of New Madhuvan — the eco-village that will hold the new temple, the goshala, the gardens and the community homes as one integrated whole, set deep in nature and far from the city and the noise of modern civilization.

I offer my obeisances unto that Śrī Vṛndāvana, where the trees, creepers and animals shine with the beauty of pure devotion to Krishna.

— Traditional Vraja invocation

The vision

Our aim is to recreate, in a modest Bulgarian countryside form, the same atmosphere of simple living, high thinking — cows walking freely between fields and orchards, families gathering for morning kīrtan, children learning near the elders, and every activity woven around the temple and daily sevā.

The land

The natural setting

Green all around

Meadows, mature trees and open sky — the surrounding nature is one of the most valued elements of the site.

The stream

A small stream runs through the land — a natural centre of the village, cherished and protected.

Close to the temple

Homes will be within walking distance of the temple and the goshala — everyday life stays centered around darśana and sevā.

Close to the farm

The fields, orchards and gardens are on the same land — food, work and worship in one continuous rhythm.

What Vrajaloka will include

A whole village woven around bhakti

Future homes

A small number of modest, natural-material homes for families committed to the community's spiritual life.

Community kitchen & prasādam hall

A central place where meals are cooked with love and shared as Krishna's mercy.

Community spaces

Kīrtan grove, tulasī garden, reading and study areas, and simple places to gather under the trees.

Ecological infrastructure

Rain-water care, composting, natural building materials and gentle handling of the land.

Guest hermitage

Simple cottages for pilgrims and retreatants who wish to experience village life for a few days.

Relationship with temple & farm

Vrajaloka is not a separate project — it is one continuous life shared with the temple and the goshala.

Masterplan

Conceptual masterplan

Temple

Farm & Goshala

Green Areas

Vrajaloka Homes

Stream

Community Spaces

Conceptual illustration – not a final approved architectural plan.

Phases

Development phases

1
Vision & Design
Conceptual planning of the village layout, shared spaces and ecological infrastructure.
2
Land & Nature
Care of the existing land, planting, protection of the stream and the natural setting.
3
Shared Infrastructure
Water, roads, community kitchen and gathering places.
4
Homes
Modest, natural-material houses for devotee families and single practitioners.
5
Community Life
Daily sādhana, festivals, gurukula-style learning and shared sevā.

Please note

Honest disclosure

Prices, investment offers, available plots, ownership conditions, permits and final timelines will be shared here only once they are officially confirmed by the community. We do not publish speculative information about land or homes.

Take part

Grow with Vrajaloka

If you feel called to help shape a Krishna conscious village from the very beginning — through service, prayer or support — please write to us.

Discover the Vision Contact New Madhuvan Support Vrajaloka +359 88 689 3534