Swami Lilashah Dharmshala - Gandhidham

It's one and only place off Sindhi sant Swamililasha

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Sacred Place for sindhi people and a very peaceful environment where you can spend as much time as you can

Room is good but it's washroom are very dirty. Drinking water facilities not available

Best Place For Staying At Adipur Near At Tolani College And Railway Station In Free Of Cost

Sindhi released the organization that has been working for the last 40 years

Another place in Adipur which is not famous among others, Swami Lilashah Asram. Located appx 4 kms from the town, its a Samadhi of Saint Lilashah and the organization have build Dharamshala, those people who come to visit the grand event celebration of birth and death anniversary of Saint Lilashah can stay here. Lilashah was born in Hyderabad, Sindh in March 1880. His father's name was Topandas and his mother's name was Hemibai. His birth name was Lilaram. At the age of ten, his parents died; he was subsequently raised by Lakhumal his nephew. He was religious during his childhood. He refused to marry and opted to live like a saint. He decided to work in favor of the people living in Laad, south of Sindh, for they were illiterate and living in poverty. Lilaram was made president of Bhagat Ratan Darbar, but he left the post in search of truth. He learned Hindi, studied religious and Vedic books, and lived amongst saints. He became a disciple and student of Keshavaram, who named him Lilashah. He established schools, dharmshalas, gaushalas, hospitals, vridhshrams, libraries, and satsang halls. He propagated against the dowry system and encouraged group marriages. Swamiji's capital was religious book and a bed of Tat. He obtained nirvana and left his mortal body on Nov 4th, 1973 at the age of 94 years at Palanpur. His mortal body was given samadhi at the Swami Lilashah Ashram, Adipur. His birth and death anniversary are celebrated by his devotees in India as well as abroad by holding 3 days mela (big event) at his ashram in Adipur. The Ashram is now a part of Trust which have care-takers and they do organized and help people for: - Financial and Medical aid. - Conducting mass marriages and thread ceremony. - Organizing blood camps and various surgery camps - Organizing yoga shibir, satsangs and kirtans. The Swami Lilashah Trust had build housing corporation for people who are in need.

✨✨Jay julelaal ✨✨ Awsome place for photography in another days were no public. what a good ♥️♥️ alignment of tree and clean atmosphere with greenish areas.