Paihari Jee Ka Ashram
Paihari Jee Ka Ashram is a revered spiritual center dedicated to the memory of a local saint known as Paihari Jee. Located in the quiet village of Dharampur, it serves as a place for meditation, prayer, and social gathering. The ashram promotes the teachings of simplicity, devotion, and service to humanity. It attracts followers who seek a break from the chaotic city life of Bhojpur. The campus includes a small shrine, living quarters for monks, and a community kitchen or 'Langar'. Many festivals are celebrated here with great pomp, especially those related to the life of the saint. The ashram also plays a role in local education and health awareness in the Sahar block. The peaceful atmosphere is enhanced by the presence of ancient trees and flowering plants. It is a center of the Vaishnavite tradition in the region.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
2 to 3 HoursPlace Type:
Spiritual & AshramEntry Fees:
No Charges: Entry to the ashram and participation in most of its activities is free of cost for everyone.
Voluntary Contributions: Visitors often contribute towards the community kitchen or the maintenance of the ashram. ...No Charges: Entry to the ashram and participation in most of its activities is free of cost for everyone.
Voluntary Contributions: Visitors often contribute towards the community kitchen or the maintenance of the ashram.Timing:
Regular Timings: Open daily from 5:00 AM to 7:00 PM for visitors, with specific times for meals and prayers.
Ideal Visit Time: Early morning for the sunrise prayers or late afternoon to enjoy the peaceful sunset atmosphere. ...Regular Timings: Open daily from 5:00 AM to 7:00 PM for visitors, with specific times for meals and prayers.
Ideal Visit Time: Early morning for the sunrise prayers or late afternoon to enjoy the peaceful sunset atmosphere.Special Events:
Saint's Birth Anniversary: Celebrated with a major festival involving music, food distribution, and collective prayers.
Guru Purnima: A significant day when devotees gather to honor their spiritual teachers and the ashram's lineage. ...Saint's Birth Anniversary: Celebrated with a major festival involving music, food distribution, and collective prayers.
Guru Purnima: A significant day when devotees gather to honor their spiritual teachers and the ashram's lineage.Best Photo Spots:
Ashram Entrance: The simple yet elegant archway decorated with marigold flowers offers a welcoming visual.
Under the Banyan Tree: The sight of monks meditating under the ancient tree is a classic spiritual image.
Read MoreAshram Entrance: The simple yet elegant archway decorated with marigold flowers offers a welcoming visual.
Under the Banyan Tree: The sight of monks meditating under the ancient tree is a classic spiritual image.
River Sone Bank: The nearby river provides a stunning backdrop for nature and landscape photography.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Meditation: Join the resident monks in their daily meditation sessions for a calm and peaceful mind.
Langar: Participate in the community meal where food is served with love and devotion to all visitors.
Religious Discourse: Listen to the 'Pravachan' or spiritual talks given by the head of the ashram on weekends.
Photography: Capture the serene lifestyle of the ashram and the beautiful natural surroundings of the village.
River Visit: Take a short trip to the banks of the Sone River located near the village for some fresh air.
Volunteering: Offer your services in the ashram's garden or kitchen to experience the joy of selfless service.
Cultural Immersion: Observ...
Information
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Why Famous:
Saintly Teachings: It is famous for being the seat of Paihari Jee, a saint credited with many local miracles.
Religious Harmony: The ashram is known for welcoming people of all castes and creeds without any discrimination. It is a major ce...Saintly Teachings: It is famous for being the seat of Paihari Jee, a saint credited with many local miracles.
Religious Harmony: The ashram is known for welcoming people of all castes and creeds without any discrimination. It is a major center for the Vaishnav sect in the Bhojpur district. The annual feast organized here is famous for its simple and delicious traditional food. People from neighboring districts visit to find peace and spiritual guidance. -
Architecture:
Rural Ashram Style: The architecture is simple, featuring whitewashed walls and traditional sloping tiled roofs.
Dimension: The central prayer hall can hold about 100 people and measures roughly 40 feet by 30 feet. The entrance is marked b...Rural Ashram Style: The architecture is simple, featuring whitewashed walls and traditional sloping tiled roofs.
Dimension: The central prayer hall can hold about 100 people and measures roughly 40 feet by 30 feet. The entrance is marked by a simple archway with a photo of the saint. The living quarters are built around a central courtyard, allowing for natural light and ventilation. Modern concrete additions have been made to accommodate the growing number of devotees during festivals. The construction uses local materials like bricks and lime, maintaining a cool temperature inside even during the hot summers. There are several small platforms or 'chabutras' under large Banyan trees for outdoor meditation and discourse. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Fly to Patna and travel to Arrah, then proceed towards Sahar via local taxi or bus.
By Train: Reach Arrah Junction and hire a private vehicle for the 42 KM drive to Dharampur village.
By Road: The A... -
Near Tourist Places:
Mahamaya Mandir (5 KM), Sun Temple Tarari (18 KM), Jagdishpur Fort (32 KM), Aranya Devi (42 KM).
Tourism Tips
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Health & Safety: Carry basic sanitation items; the ashram is very clean but medical facilities in the village are basic.
Packing: Wear modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees; carry a water bottle for the journey.
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