How to Visit Osho Home Ashram

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Osho Home Ashram is located in Bhedaghat near Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, India, on the banks of the Narmada River.

Nearest city: Jabalpur
Area: Bhedaghat (near Dhuandhar Waterfall, before the toll point)

Exact directions are shared after confirmation of your stay.

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Step 1: Reach Jabalpur

✈ By Air

The nearest airport is:

Jabalpur Airport (Dumna Airport)

Direct or connecting flights are available from:

Mumbai
Delhi

Flight time from Mumbai: approx. 1.5 hours
Flight time from Delhi: approx. 1.5 hours

From the airport, the ashram is approximately 45–60 minutes by taxi.

🚆 By Train

Jabalpur Railway Station is well connected to:

Mumbai
Delhi
Rishikesh (via Haridwar/Delhi connection)

If coming from Rishikesh, the most convenient route is:

Rishikesh → Haridwar → Jabalpur (overnight train)
or
Rishikesh → Delhi → Jabalpur (train or flight)

From Jabalpur Railway Station, the ashram is about 35–45 minutes by taxi.

🚌 By Road

Jabalpur is connected by national highways.

From nearby cities, taxis and private cars are convenient options.

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Step 2: From Jabalpur to the Ashram

Location reference for taxi drivers:

Near Dhuandhar Waterfall
Before the Bhedaghat toll naka
Near “King of Clouds – Sky Dining”

You may use Google Maps for navigation.

We recommend confirming the route with us before departure, as small rural roads can be confusing.

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Google Maps

You can search:

“Osho Home Ashram Bhedaghat”

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Important: Registration Required

All visits require prior registration and confirmation.

Arrival without confirmation is not possible.

Please click the button or send your request via WhatsApp to 8269396113.

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Travel Tips for International Visitors

Nearest major international airport: Delhi or Mumbai

From there, take a domestic flight to Jabalpur.

We recommend arriving before sunset for easier navigation.

Light, comfortable clothing is suitable for most of the year. Winters (November–February) can be cool in the evenings.

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For meditation we wear maroon robes during the day and white robes in the evening.