Beatles Ashram (Chaurasi Kutia)

Beatles Ashram (Chaurasi Kutia), Rishikesh Overview

The Beatles Ashram (Chaurasi Kutia) in Rishikesh is a cultural artefact and an important part of music and spiritual history. It is where the iconic band Beatles stayed in the 1960s to write songs and seek spiritual enlightenment.

Located in the western Himalayas on the banks of the sacred Ganges River among the majestic oak and deodar forests, the Beatles Ashram provides a peaceful atmosphere perfect for spiritual reflection. The ashram consists of rooms and caves with colourful street art and spiritual symbols painted throughout, creating an ethereal atmosphere of tranquillity and calm. For people who appreciate spiritual energy, the ashram offers a special vibe of peace and mindfulness. The grounds of the ashram are divided into various chapters, each brimming with energy and numerous opportunities to explore the spiritual essence of India.

Visitors can observe the ruins of the sleeping quarters which served as makeshift lodgings for the Beatles when they stayed in the ashram in 1968. The ashram also boasts beautiful gardens, a nutrient-rich lake, and a variety of local plants and trees. Visitors can also take part in yoga classes, meditation sessions, and Ayurveda treatments all offered in surrounding villas and ashrams. The Beatles Ashram is also historically significant as it was one of the places where The Beatles composed and wrote songs for the iconic White Album and Abbey Road. Visitors to the ashram can listen to the Beatles recorded music which is still played on the grounds to this day, giving them a sense of the spiritual connection the Beatles felt and providing a truly unique experience. The ashram has become a popular tourist destination, but the experience is still peaceful and untouched. It is a unique opportunity to connect with the spiritual past of the Beatles and connect with the serene environment they found and enjoyed in Rishikesh.