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Triloknath Ashram · Bhavnath Taleti, Girnar

A quiet room at the foot of Girnar

Shernath Bapu carries the Nath lineage of Guru Gorakhnath at Triloknath Ashram. Come for satsang, rest between darshans, or use it as your base for the Girnar climb — simple rooms, honest rates, and Bhavnath Mahadev close by.

Nath tradition5 room typesBase of the Girnar stairway
Shri Triloknath Ashram entrance gate at Bhavnath Taleti, Girnar
Shri Triloknath AshramBhavnath Taleti, Girnar
At the foot of GirnarFive room typesLineage of Guru Gorakhnath9,999-step stairwayLili Parikrama starts here
Girnar temple lit at sunset near Triloknath Ashram
Girnar
Gujarat
The ashram

Rest first. The mountain can wait until dawn.

A pilgrim reaches Junagadh tired from the road, with a long climb ahead before sunrise. Triloknath Ashram is built for exactly that moment: a clean bed, hot water, a quiet room, and an office that knows why you came.

Shernath Bapu keeps the lineage of Guru Gorakhnath alive here at Bhavnath Taleti. Devotees, families, elders and solo travellers all find a room that fits, and the comforts stay modest so that the visit stays about Girnar.

About the ashram

Where the climb begins

The stairway to the Gorakhnath peak starts a short walk from your room

Plan the whole climb — steps, shrines, start time and the right season — before you arrive.

Read the Girnar climb guide
Rooms & rates

Five rooms, one simple standard

Rates are a guide — confirm the latest tariff and availability with the office before you travel.

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How booking works

Four steps from enquiry to arrival

1

Choose a room

Look through the five room types and decide which one suits your group and the season.

2

Talk to the office

Call or WhatsApp with your dates and how many are travelling; ask about facilities and ID.

3

Confirm, then pay

Pay only after the dates, room type and final amount are agreed with the office.

4

Arrive and rest

Carry photo ID for every adult. Sleep early — the Girnar stairway starts before dawn.

Girnar’s highest summit is named for Guru Gorakhnath — and at its foot, Shernath Bapu keeps that Nath lineage alive. Triloknath Ashram · Bhavnath Taleti
Girnar guides

Read before you travel

Researched guides on getting here, the climb, the festivals and what to see nearby.

The Girnar Climb: Steps, Shrines, Timings & Season
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The Girnar Climb: Steps, Shrines, Timings & Season

Everything you need for the Girnar climb — step counts to each shrine, the Gorakhnath and Dattatreya peaks, ropeway, best months, when to start and what to carry, plus a…

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Speak to the office

Coming for darshan, or with the family?

Send your dates and how many are travelling, and the ashram office will point you to the right room.

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