Location
Shrimad Rajchandra Marg, Dharampur 396050, District – Valsad, Gujarat, India
Facilities
WiFi, Air Conditioning, Private Bathroom
Languages
English, Hindi, French, Gujarati
Menu
Shrimad Rajchandra Marg, Dharampur 396050, District – Valsad, Gujarat, India
WiFi, Air Conditioning, Private Bathroom
English, Hindi, French, Gujarati
A typical day at SRMD Ashram begins at 6 a.m. with meditation and Ajnabhakti (a devotional session). This is followed by a Chaityavandan (worship) at 7:30 a.m. and a Satsang by Pujya Gurudevshri from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. After lunch visitors may spend time taking rest, exploring the library, using sports facilities or taking a walk in the lush surroundings of the Ashram. The day ends after dinner at the communal dining area with an evening Arti and Devvandan at 7:30 p.m.
– Simple and comfortable accommodation options
– Free guided tours in buggies
– Organic farm-to-table vegetarian cuisine
– Yoga and meditation halls
– Lush gardens and walking trails
– Seva opportunities for selfless service and community engagement
– Workshops and programs on yoga, meditation and personal growth
– Cultural events and festivals celebrating spiritual heritage
– Library and bookstore with spiritual and inspirational literature
Accommodation:
– Dormitory stay: ₹350 (approximately $5) per day
– Shared room: ₹525 (approximately $7) per day
– Small Studio: ₹1000 (approximately $14) per day
– Standard Studio: ₹1400 (approximately $20) per day
– Premium Studio: ₹1750 (approximately $25) per day
– Executive Studio: ₹2100 (approximately $30) per day
– Standard One-Bedroom Unit: ₹2800 (approximately $40) per day
– Premium One-Bedroom Unit: ₹3500 (approximately $50) per day
– Two-Bedroom Unit: ₹4000 (approximately $57) per day
Food:
– Breakfast: ₹70 (approximately $1) per day
– Lunch: ₹130 (approximately $2) per day
– Dinner: ₹110 (approximately $2) per day
– Day Pass: ₹310 (approximately $4) per day
– Respect and maintain silence in meditation and yoga halls
– Dress modestly and appropriately
– Refrain from smoking, alcohol and non-vegetarian food
– Participate in seva and community activities
– Respect and follow ashram rules and guidelines
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