The key reason for the popularity of  Swargashram among foreign tourists is the ethnic touch. It is close to Ram Jhula's Ganga. Within the Swarg Ashram are numerous temples and ashrams. This place is especially popular with locals and foreign tourists because of its ethnic flair.

Many religious rituals occur inside the Swarg Ashram, including chanting, meditation, and aarti. "Kali Kamliwala Kshetra" is the trust that looks after the Ashram. A spot in your RISHIKESH TOUR PACKAGE is a requirement.

Chanting, meditation, and aarti are among the devotional practices that take place on the Swarg Ashram grounds. Another name for the region is "Kali Kamliwala Kshetra".This location is nothing less than a heaven for the human soul; its abundance, tranquility, and peaceful atmosphere renew both the intellect and the spirit.

In addition to offering Kutiyas to over 100 (hundred) sadhus, where they meditate and live their entire lives, Swargashram is a beautiful place. Travelers primarily come here for "study of Ayurvedic medicines" and "yoga tours." This place is perfect for those who enjoy time in nature and have a spiritual bent.

Who is the owner of the Swargashram Trust?

Shri Jugal Kishor Birla Ji was the trust's chairman when Swargashram was established in 1938. This public trust seeks to spiritually serve all Hindu religious professionals, including Brahmacharis, Grihasthi, Vanaprastham, Sanyasis, and Sadhus.

History 

The Ashram was set up in memory of Swami Vishudhanand. It is popularly famous as Kali Kamli Wala (the saint with the black blanket). The main factor that makes it so popular with foreign tourists is its ethnic flare.

It is in Ram Jhula's Ganga Par. Within the Swarg Ashram are numerous temples and ashrams. This place is especially popular with locals and foreign tourists because of its ethnic flair. It is one of the famous ashrams among the PLACES TO VISIT IN RISHIKESH.