A free devotional radio that never stops. Choose one of seven pilgrimage roads and let the bhajans play — no ads cutting into a song, nothing to sign up for, and light enough to run on a weak mobile signal.
Open the radioFree • no login • 24x7Every channel is built around a road that people actually travel. Picking one changes the bhajans, the scene on screen and the distance counting down beside you.
A shankh and a temple ghanta sit at the top of the screen, both real recordings rather than synthesised tones, and there is an aarti that keeps a steady bell going underneath the bhajan. A monsoon mode adds rain, lightning and thunder over the scene without ever lowering the volume of the bhajan itself.
Anything you love can be saved with the heart into Meri Mala, your own channel of favourites. A sleep timer fades the music out and stops it after the minutes you choose, and on a computer the whole player is driven from the keyboard. On a phone the lock screen shows what is playing with skip and pause controls.
Yes, completely. There is no charge, no login and no subscription, and there are no ads between the bhajans.
Each channel is built around a real pilgrimage road — Haridwar to Kedarnath, Delhi to Vrindavan, and so on. Choosing one sets both the bhajans and the scene, and the remaining distance counts down while you listen.
Yes, from anywhere in the world. The clock on screen follows your own country, so aarti and listening stay at your local hours.
Yes. The audio is streamed at a low bitrate and the page loads no heavy images, so it holds up on 3G.
Yes. Android and Windows offer an install prompt; on iPhone use Share and then Add to Home Screen.
Most stream from the Best Bhakti Music YouTube channel, so every play is credited to the channel and its artists.