AC Rooms
- Air-conditioned room
- Western toilet
- Suitable for families
- Stay availability on request
Naimisharanya is remembered as one of Bharat's
great landscapes of tapasya, sacred learning and
scriptural discourse.
Kashi Dharamshala stands within this living
spiritual environment, with a Bagla Mukhi Mandir
inside its premises.
Stay here, begin the day with darshan, and then
step into the wider sacred circuit of Naimisharanya —
Chakratirth, Soot Gaddi, Vyas Gaddi, Lalita Devi,
Manu-Shatrupa Tapsthali and other places associated
with generations of seekers.
Kashi Dharamshala is not just where you sleep between darshans. Think of it as your pause point — settle in, visit the Mandir within the premises, and then move through Naimisharanya's sacred geography at your own pace.
Check in, allow the journey to slow down, and begin with Bagla Mukhi darshan within the premises.
Begin with Darshan →Regarded by District Sitapur as the holiest place in Naimisharanya, associated in tradition with Brahma's chakra and the sacred kund.
Directions →One of the most prominent temples within the Naimisharanya sacred circuit and a natural stop during the pilgrimage.
Directions →The place associated in local sacred tradition with the discourse between Soot and Shaunak — connecting Naimisharanya deeply with listening, learning and Katha.
Directions →One of Naimisharanya's important religious sites, associated with Ved Vyas, Vedic knowledge and the Purana tradition.
Directions →A sacred site associated with the penance tradition of Manu and Shatrupa and an important part of the Naimisharanya pilgrimage.
Directions →Another important stop in the sacred circuit, associated with Hanuman devotion and Naimisharanya's living pilgrimage tradition.
Directions →Tell us how much time you have in Naimisharanya. We can help you understand the nearby route before you leave the Dharamshala.
Ask on WhatsApp →From individual families to groups of 40 or more, share your dates and group size and we will discuss the suitable arrangement with you.
Bhagwat Katha, Ram Katha, Satyanarayan, Rudrabhishek, Hawan and other sacred anushthans can be arranged with prior coordination.
Kashi Dharamshala has a Bagla Mukhi Mandir within the premises itself. This gives the stay a different rhythm: a devotee can begin the morning with darshan, prayer and stillness before stepping into Naimisharanya's wider pilgrimage circuit.
Shakta tradition reveres Maa Baglamukhi within the Mahavidya tradition. Her worship is traditionally associated with steadiness, discipline, restraint of speech and the calming of disruptive forces. Here, that spiritual idea naturally connects with the Dharamshala's central thought: the mind should become quieter before the journey moves forward.
Comfortable rooms with western toilet facilities for individual travellers and families.
A simple stay closer to the natural surroundings of Naimisharanya.
Air-conditioned accommodation and gathering arrangements for around 25 people.
Suitable for larger groups, Katha, satsang and religious programmes.
Bhagwat Katha, Ram Katha, Satyanarayan, Rudrabhishek, Hawan and related arrangements.
Travelling with 40 or more devotees? Share the group size on WhatsApp for arrangements.
व्यक्तिगत, पारिवारिक और बड़े समूहों के लिए भोजन की व्यवस्था पहले से अनुरोध करने पर उपलब्ध है।
Fooding is available only when requested in advance. Individual, family and bulk group arrangements can be discussed according to the number of people, programme timings and requirement.
Watch Bhagwat Katha and religious programmes organised at Kashi Dharamshala, Naimisharanya.
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Rooms, Mandir, programmes, surroundings and moments from Kashi Dharamshala — all in one moving gallery.
Kashi Dharamshala is located in Naimisharanya, Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh. Use the Dharamshala as your peaceful base for darshan, Katha, Puja and the surrounding sacred circuit.