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Dunagiri Retreat is more than a typical tourist destination; it's a pilgrimage site rich in spiritual, legendary, and historical importance. Visitors can engage in a variety of activities, such as visiting Mahavatar Babaji's Cave and Temple, practicing yoga and meditation on our premises, and exploring the local flora and fauna. There are also popular excursions to nearby temples and towns, including the Vaishno Devi Temple, Sukhadevi Temple, Ancient Dwarahat Temples, Nanda Devi Temple, Kainchi Dham, YSS Ashram, Pandhavkholi, Kausani, Almora, and Nainital.

Each journey, whether a walk, trek or drive, offers an adventure into India's sacred past, further enriched by the enduring charm of village culture that has remained largely unchanged since ancient times.

To plan your unforgettable visit to your second home in the Himalayas, contact us at +919810267719 or email delighted@dunagiri.com.

Mahavatar Babaji's Temple

A private meditation hall dedicated to Mahavatar Babaji's devotees.

Mahavatar Babaji's Cave

Dunagiri Retreat overlooks Mahavatar Babaji's cave, a 3 km trek through rural landscapes and enchanted forests.

Dunagiri Retreat Yoga Hall

We provide yoga blocks, weighted blankets, and mats. Located within an oak forest, our Hall provides stunning views of snow peaks, giving a chance to observe wildlife and be one with nature.

Dunagiri Pyramid Hall

Inspired by the Maitri Mandir in Auroville, beautifully blends Indian Sri Yantra and Egyptian sacred geometries into a pyramid shape. A revered space for worshipping the Divine Feminine, deeply connected to the ancient traditions of Dunagiri.

Vaishno Devi Temple

Dunagiri hill in the Himalayas is the secret shrine of Vaishnavi Mata. An ancient temple, Dunagiri is where Bhairavi, the consort of Lord Shiva himself, turns into Vaishnavi Mata to award liberation to Her devotee. Dedicated to Goddess Durga or Maa. 3 km walk from Dunagiri Retreat.

Sukhadevi Temple

A 15 min walk from Dunagiri Retreat, famous for stupendous 360 degree views spanning 100s of kilometers and known as the birthplace of Bharat.

Ancient Dwarahat Temples

An hour's drive from Dunagiri Retreat is the historic town of Dwarahat, also known as “Uttari Dwaraka” or North Dwaraka – ancient abode of Lord Krishna. The group of 55 richly carved temples here were constructed between 10 to 12 centuries CE.

Nanda Devi Temple

Positioned in Almora district, the temple is the seat of a divinity who is worshipped as the daughter of Kumauni people.

Pandhavkholi

A Himalayan meadow of medicinal herbs, this fascinating spot offers stunning views of famous Himalayan peaks such as Nanda Devi, Panchachuli, Trishul. 3 km trek from Dunagiri Retreat through pristine forests.

Kausani

A hill station known for its scenic beauty and panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks.

Gandhi Ashram Kausani

The small quaint town of Kausani, gifted with breathtaking views of snow clad Himalayan peaks, inspired Mahatma Gandhi to pen commentary on Bhagvad Gita. An hours drive from Dunagiri Retreat.

Kainchi Dham

Seek spiritual guidance and blessings from Neem Karoli Baba.

History, Legends & Myths

Most temples and holy places gain greater reverence as they age. For example, the 3000-year-old temple in Kanyakumari is often considered more sacred than one that is only 300 years old. However, at Dunagiri, age is measured not in years, centuries, or even millennia, but in Yugas, making it a place steeped in mysticism and rich with stories, sacred legends, and myths.

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