Spiritual India in the Belgian Ardennes

Sri Sri Radha Gopinatha daily darshan photos

Visit Radhadesh for a perfect day out

Radhadesh is a picturesque castle in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes. The castle has a long history and is now the home of a spiritual community. There are guided tours for visitors in the thoroughly renovated castle. Facilities include a restaurant, guesthouse, Indian boutique, bakery, and two playgrounds. Radhadesh is a lively community and hosts many retreats, courses, and festivals. This beautiful chateau, situated in a forested region of one of the Ardennes most pleasant holiday areas, is a great base for excursions into the surrounding region.

Upcoming Events

Sat, 30 Jan (All day) - Thu, 16 Sep (All day)

Radhadesh’s 30th Anniversary Celebrations
Sun, 11 Jul (All day) - Mon, 20 Sep (All day)

Festivals - July to September
Sun, 29 Aug, 10:00 - Thu, 2 Sep, 1:30

Two Chances to Celebrate Krishna Janmastami

Latest News / Items

18 Jul 2010 - 08:16

Terrible news about a great devotee - Updated as more news comes in

Vrindavan, India – In a shocking and saddening turn of events, world-famous kirtaniya and beloved Krishna devotee Aindra Dasa was found to have passed away on the morning of Saturday, July 17, at approximately 8 am India time, in his room at ISKCON's Krishna Balarama temple in the sacred town of Vrindavana. read more »
14 Jul 2010 - 13:13

Padayatra in Holland!

The days of the padayatra in Holland were very successful – short, but sweet. Although there were some challenges in the organisation and getting permissions, still it went ahead in style. read more »
14 Jul 2010 - 13:21

Drama students find Radhadesh a great place for their project

During the week of 10th May Radhadesh had the pleasure to host students from a theatre school in Utrecht. read more »
14 Jul 2010 - 17:12

Bhaktivedanta College Graduation Ceremony

On June 16 in Radhadesh the graduation ceremony was held for students from Bhaktivedanta College. Seven students received their Degree in Vaishnava Theology, and ten others completed their first and second years. read more »