WCND 2026 India – World Congress of Natural Democracy

A. The World Congress of Natural Democracy (WCND) is a global gathering that brings together people from different countries and disciplines to explore new ideas on democracy, sustainability, and the future of humanity in harmony with nature. Visitors attend WCND to engage in meaningful dialogue, global networking, and cultural exchange.

A. WCND is open to:
International and domestic delegates
Academicians, professionals, and researchers
Policymakers and practitioners
Students and young professionals
General visitors interested in democracy, sustainability, and global thought
No prior specialization is required to attend as a visitor.

A. No. Paper presentation is optional. Visitors may attend sessions, panel discussions, cultural programs, and networking events without presenting a paper.

A. WCND will be hosted in Rajgir and Bodh Gaya, Bihar, India—globally known destinations of historical, cultural, and spiritual significance.

A. As a visitor, you can expect:
Plenary sessions and keynote talks
Panel discussions and open dialogues
Cultural and heritage experiences
Networking with global participants
Optional city walks and local excursions

A. Yes. WCND is designed to be international-visitor friendly with:
Sessions conducted primarily in English
On-ground assistance and coordination
Support for travel, accommodation, and local transport
Access to cultural and spiritual experiences in Bihar

A. International visitors must apply for an Indian Conference Visa.
The WCND organizing team will provide:
Official invitation letters
Visa guidance and support documents
(Visitors are advised to apply well in advance.)

A. A range of recommended hotels and guesthouses near the venues will be shared with registered visitors. Assistance with bookings may be provided through official channels.

A. WCND will be held over 7 days, allowing visitors to attend academic sessions as well as cultural, spiritual, and tourism activities.

A. Yes. Visitors may explore:
Bodh Gaya (Mahabodhi Temple – UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Rajgir (ancient capital of Magadha)
Nalanda (ancient university ruins)
Optional guided tours and city walks will be available.

A. Absolutely. WCND offers a safe, guided, and culturally enriching experience, especially curated for first-time international visitors.

A. Visitor registration details are available on the official WCND website.
Once registered, visitors will receive regular updates and logistical information.

FAQs

Q1. What is WCND and why should I attend?

Q2. Who can attend WCND?

Q3. Do I need to present a paper to attend?

Q4. Where will WCND take place?

Q5. What can I expect as a visitor?

Q6. Is WCND suitable for international visitors?

Q7. What travel and visa support is available?

Q8. What accommodation options are available?

Q9. What is the duration of the Congress?

Q10. Can I explore nearby tourist destinations?

Q11. Is WCND suitable for first-time visitors to India?

Q12. How do I register as a visitor?