Kurukshetra is not merely a land — it is a confluence of creation, faith, and history, where the mystery of the lost Saraswati river still beckons researchers, and where Lord Shri Krishna delivered the eternal message of the Gita. This 407-page research-based work offers a deep exploration of Kurukshetra's geographical, mythological, and spiritual heritage — from the origins of creation to the Saraswati civilization and the events of the Mahabharata era.

The author, Naresh Das Vaishnav Nimbark, is a retired Honorary Naib Subedar of the Indian Army (24 years of service, including Operation Vijay and UN peacekeeping duty in Sierra Leone), who has spent the past 18 years researching the Sanatan Vaishnav Bairagi tradition. He has authored 18 books in Hindi and English, available in over 190 countries, reflecting his commitment to evidence-based, balanced historical scholarship.

An essential read for anyone interested in history, dharma, and spirituality.