Choose How You Wish to Participate.
There is no single way to experience the Dham. Come for any of these — or all of them.
Where Devotees Come With Their Prayers.
The Divya Darbar is the gathering Bageshwar Dham is best known for. Devotees travel from across the country to be present, to offer their prayers, and to seek Guruji’s guidance and blessings.
It is held on announced dates, both at the Dham in Gadha and at the Kathas Guruji holds in cities across India and abroad. Attendance is free, through a token distributed on pre-announced dates.
How to Receive a Darbar Token.
There is currently no online registration; presence in person is required. Helpline: +91 70550 05553 / 05554.
Watch for the announced token date on the Dham’s official channels or via the helpline.
In person at the Dham, submit your details in the token box — name, father’s name, village, district, state, PIN code, and mobile number.
The Dham Committee contacts token-holders with a date to attend.
Attend the Darbar in person on your assigned date. A valid token is required for entry.
Offering an Arji.
An Arji is a prayer offered to Balaji Maharaj — traditionally a coconut wrapped in cloth, kept within the Dham. It is a simple, personal act of devotion and surrender.
Arji is offered at the Dham, free of charge. For the current step-by-step process and any guidance the Dham shares, please ask at the Dham or call the helpline.
Planning Your Darshan.
Darshan is open daily, 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM, and entry is free for all. The Dham is in Gadha, on the Khajuraho–Panna Road, about 25 km from Chhatarpur — with parking, drinking water, washrooms, prasad, and wheelchair access on site. For full travel directions, the map, and the complete facilities list, see The Dham.
Questions About Taking Part.
How can I attend the Divya Darbar?
The Divya Darbar is held on announced dates at the Dham and at Guruji’s Kathas across India. Entry is free and requires a token distributed in person on a pre-announced date.
How do I get a token?
Tokens are distributed at the Dham on pre-announced dates. Submit your details in the token box; the committee then contacts token-holders with a date to attend. There is currently no online registration.
Is there a fee for the Darbar or for offering an Arji?
No. Attending the Divya Darbar and offering an Arji are both free of charge.
Can I attend a Katha in my city?
Yes. Guruji holds Kathas in cities across India and abroad through the year. See the events calendar for upcoming dates and locations.
Can I offer an Arji if I cannot travel to the Dham?
An Arji is traditionally offered in person at the Dham. For guidance when you are unable to travel, please contact the Dham helpline.
Can I watch the Darbar live?
Yes. The Divya Darbar is streamed live on the Dham’s official channels. See the Live page for the schedule and links.
