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Narasinha Mehta Dham:rest at the foot of Girnar

Clean, simple rooms and a group dormitory at Girnar Taleti, Junagadh. Sleep close to the mountain and begin the 9,999-step climb fresh, before sunrise.

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Rooms Rs 2,500 to Rs 4,500 per nightDormitory Rs 2,000

Mount Girnar rising behind Narasinha Mehta Dham in Junagadh, Gujarat — Mount Girnar, seen from the Dham

Entrance of Narasinha Mehta Dham dharamshala with garden and rooftop solar panels

A quiet base for pilgrims and travellers

Narasinha Mehta Dham stands at Girnar Taleti, the base of Gujarat's highest mountain and about 5 km from the centre of Junagadh. It is named for Narsinh Mehta, the 15th-century poet-saint who made Junagadh his home and whose devotional songs are still sung across Gujarat.

Whether you are here for the Girnar climb, the ropeway, the Lili Parikrama or a family pilgrimage, you get a clean bed, a quiet night and an early start.

AC and non-AC rooms with comfortable double beds
A seven-bed dormitory hall for families and groups
Girnar views from the property
Close to the Girnar steps, Damodar Kund and the ropeway

About the Dham

The mountain you came for

Girnar has 9,999 stone steps and 866 Hindu and Jain temples spread across five summits. Most pilgrims set off in the dark so they can reach the upper shrines before the heat. The easiest way to do that is to sleep at the base.

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Girnar Taleti
The base of the climb and your Dham. The steps begin near Damodar Kund, where Narsinh Mehta is said to have bathed and composed his morning hymns.
4,000 steps, approx.
Jain temple complex
A plateau of carved temples dating from the 12th to 16th centuries, sacred to Lord Neminath, the 22nd Tirthankara.
5,000 steps
Ambaji Mata temple
One of the 52 Shakti Peethas. The Girnar ropeway also carries visitors to this point.
9,999 steps
Guru Dattatreya shrine
The final stretch, past the Gorakhnath peak, ends at the summit shrine and a view across Junagadh.

Rooms for every kind of stay

Simple rates, no surprises. Every rate is per night.

Standard double room with wooden bed and curtained window at Narasinha Mehta Dham

Standard Room

A comfortable double room with a wooden bed and a warm accent wall.

Rs 2,500per night

Deluxe air-conditioned room with yellow accent wall and TV at Narasinha Mehta Dham

Deluxe AC Room

Air-conditioned, with a TV, large window and a bright, airy feel.

Rs 3,500per night

Premium AC Room

Our most spacious room, air-conditioned and suited to families.

Rs 4,500per night

Dormitory Hall

Seven beds in one bright hall, with blankets, pillows and a TV. The practical choice for pilgrim groups and joint families.

Rs 2,000per night

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Why pilgrims choose the Dham

Start the climb on time: Stay at Girnar Taleti and walk to the first step in the early hours, without a ride from town.
A mountain outside your window: Wake up to Girnar's ridge line, the same view that has drawn pilgrims for centuries.
Honest, fixed rates: Rs 2,500, Rs 3,500 and Rs 4,500 for rooms, Rs 2,000 for the dormitory.
Built for groups: A seven-bed hall keeps family and bhajan-mandali groups together under one roof.
Rooftop solar: Solar panels on the building roof help keep the Dham sustainable.
Easy to book: Call, WhatsApp or send the enquiry form. We reply with availability quickly.

Statue of a seated devotional poet-saint with karatals and a marigold garland

A devotional poet-saint, garlanded with marigolds.

While you are in Junagadh

Girnar ropewayA 2.3 km cable-car ride to the Ambaji temple, in place of about 5,000 steps.
Narsinh Mehta ChoroThe site where the poet-saint sang bhajans, with a small temple and a museum on his life.
Uparkot Fort and Ashoka's rock edictsAncient fort walls and a 3rd-century BCE inscription near the foot of Girnar.
Mahabat MaqbaraThe ornate mausoleum with spiral minarets, a short ride from the city centre.
Sasan GirHome of the Asiatic lion, around 60 km from Junagadh.