A Glimpse into Our Sacred Ashram Grounds
We are a traditional ashram built on a riverside organic farm in Mysuru. This is where we live, practice, and find our connection to the Earth.
The Pink Trumpet tree is in full bloom, showering our ashram in beautiful pink flowers during February and March. While its bark is used in Ayurvedic medicine, we prefer to simply gaze in awe at its spectacular beauty.
A Pink Trumpet tree in full bloom against a clear blue sky. The sight of these vibrant flowers covering the path to the river is one of the most magical experiences at the ashram during the spring season.
The branches of the Pink Trumpet tree are heavy with blossoms. This beautiful flowering season brings a sense of renewal and joy to the entire ashram community.
A close-up of the beautiful pink trumpet flowers. Their vibrant color and delicate shape are a perfect subject for mindful observation and a reminder of nature's artistry.
A student stands in quiet contemplation before a magnificent Pink Trumpet tree in full bloom. We encourage our guests to practice forest bathing and connect with the healing power of our natural surroundings.
The Pink Trumpet tree stands tall and vibrant, a symbol of the beauty and life that flourishes at our ashram. Its flowering season is a favorite time of year for staff and students alike.
A cluster of Pink Trumpet flowers glows in the sunlight. The inner bark of this tree has medicinal properties, but its greatest medicine for us is the sheer joy its beauty provides.
A moment of quiet admiration for the Pink Trumpet tree. Taking time to appreciate the nature around us is a simple yet profound meditative practice that we encourage all our guests to enjoy.
The beautiful pink trumpet flowers glow in the warm light of the setting sun. This is the magical season when our grounds are painted in vibrant shades of pink against the blue sky.
The moon rises over the blooming Pink Trumpet tree, creating a serene and picturesque evening scene. The beauty of the ashram continues to inspire even after the sun has set.
About The Beauty of Our Sacred Space
You’ll notice the Cotton Rosemallow plants near our Ayurveda center—they bloom white in the morning and slowly shift to a soft pink by evening. It’s a quiet, daily lesson we watch unfold right outside our eco-huts, reminding us that constant change is just the nature of things.
Our ashram sits on an 18-acre riverside farm, and our surroundings aren't just for show—they are an active part of our healing practice. When you come here, you aren't just doing yoga in a hall; you are immersed in a living, breathing ecosystem.
In February and March, the Pink Trumpet trees cover our campus in vibrant bundles of pink. It is a stunning time to visit, but we use this season for more than just aesthetics. We encourage our students to practice forest bathing here. Stepping away from the digital world and simply watching the seasonal cycles—from the falling of petals to the blooming of lotuses near our Ayurveda center—is a form of meditation in itself.
We maintain this space as a working farm, not a manicured resort. You will see us plucking Tulsi for herbal teas and using the bark of our trees for traditional remedies. If you are looking for a place where you can study anatomy or philosophy in the morning and walk through a medicinal forest in the afternoon, this environment will support that deep, quiet focus.
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