The short answer
A revered Hindu saint who lived in Khaptad for decades and became a spiritual figure for people across the far west. His ashram and the surrounding temples draw pilgrims, and the Tribeni confluence is a sacred site nearby.
Key facts
- Person
- Khaptad Baba (Swami)
- Site
- Ashram on the plateau
- Nearby
- Tribeni confluence
- Festival
- Ganga Dashahara
Insider tip
Treat the ashram as a place of worship: dress modestly and ask before photographing.
Avoid this
Do not treat it as a sightseeing stop. It is a living religious site.
Related questions
Can non-Hindus visit?
Yes, with respect for local customs.
Is there accommodation?
Basic lodging is available; arrange in advance.
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