A nature-embracing campus designed for dignity, ease, and devotion. Private spaces support rest and privacy; shared spaces nurture friendship, learning, and spiritual practice—alongside attentive, round-the-clock caregiving.
Single-level rooms with non-slip floors, grab rails, night lighting, reading nook, ceiling fan/AC provision, and verandah seating. Ensuite bathrooms are wheelchair-friendly with handheld shower and emergency call button.
Bright, ventilated lounges with library tables, indoor plants, and tea corner; shaded courtyards for conversation, music, and evening satsang. Accessible seating every 20–30 meters along pathways.
Curated books on spirituality, health, arts, and local history; large-print titles; audio-listening station; quiet study niches and a small archive for resident memoir projects.
Light-filled studio for painting, handicrafts, music circles, and oral-history recording. Optional mentoring sessions with students and community volunteers.
Multi-purpose hall for gatherings, film evenings, visiting speakers, and family celebrations; acoustic treatment, projector, and accessible stage ramp.
Quiet hall with natural flooring, gentle ventilation, chairs and props for accessible postures, and daily guided practice (āsana, prāṇāyāma, kiirtan, dhyāna).
On-site nursing desk, trained caregivers per shift, vitals checks, medication reminders, fall-response, and ambulance/clinic tie-ups. All support is privacy-respecting and consent-based.
Fresh vegetarian meals with dietician guidance; hydration kiosks; soft-diet and low-salt options; shared dining to foster companionship and gratitude.
Families are welcome during visiting hours and festivals. For admission queries or short respite stays, please contact our help desk. Tours can be scheduled on weekdays.
Be part of a living campus where learning, healing, and seva interconnect.
