Step into the story

Indian Story Adventure for kids

Your child doesn’t hear the story. They step into it.

Mokshaverse organises Indian story adventures for children aged 8 to 11, hosted at your home. The first one is ‘the churning of the cosmic ocean‘.

Now in Delhi NCR · At your home · for Ages 8 to 11

[Birthdays | Festive Occasion | or Just Like That]

A live story adventure, brought to your home

Mokshaverse organises Indian story adventures for children aged 8 to 11.

A trained host comes to your home and turns a room into the world of an Indian story. You just need to provide the free space.

The children step in through a portal, take on roles, play games and act out scenes, and live the story from the inside.

You don’t plan anything. We bring the story, the setting and the host.

Three steps, nothing to plan

Choose the adventure. Right now there is one: the Kshira Sagara Adventure, set in the cosmic ocean of milk.
Message us on WhatsApp. Tell us your child’s age, how many children are coming, your city and the date. We reply and confirm.
We arrive and set up. The host turns a room in your home into the world of the story, and the children step in.

More than a party, less like school

The children are inside it. They have roles and decisions, so nobody is watching from the side.
You plan nothing. The story, the setting, the games and the host all come to you.
It’s rooted in India’s own stories. Reverent and playful, never a lecture and never a ritual.
There’s a point to the play. At key moments the story pauses, and the AGYAT squad asks the children to think, choose or play. The children answer for themselves.
They have something to talk about afterwards.

For the day that deserves more than a cake

A birthday: a party where the guests have something to do, and something to talk about.
A festival: when the whole family is together, give the children a story to share.
A reward: for finishing something hard. A day that marks it.

And an Indian Story Adventure that your family will just love

Everyone wants the same nectar. So why are enemies helping each other?

The Devas have lost their power, and only amrit, the nectar of immortality, can bring it back. To reach it they will need Bhagwan Vishnu’s plan, the serpent Vasuki, Bhagwan Shiva when things go terribly wrong, and, strangely, the Asuras, their own enemies. Why would the Asuras agree to help?

Your child won’t be told the answer. They’ll find it out from inside the story.

Kshira Sagara is the first world of Mokshaverse, an imaginative universe drawn from India’s stories, traditions and ancient wisdom. You enter these worlds through experiences you can touch, with no headset and no screen. Others, including the worlds of Krishna and Rama, are being imagined.

Not ready to book? Wander in first.

The stories behind our worlds are free. Find out who drank the poison, meet Mohini, hear Krishna’s tales in an eight-year-old’s voice, or test yourself on the Ramayana.