In Sanatan Dharma, Annadan is considered the supreme charity. Daily pure Satvik Mahaprasad served with devotion to pilgrims, saints, and the needy in Kashi.

'Annam Brahma' โ Food is divine. In our Ashram, the kitchen is a sacred temple where every meal is prepared with mantras, devotion, and the intention of nourishing not just bodies, but souls.
Our daily Bhandara serves pure Satvik meals to all who arrive โ pilgrims on Kashi Yatra, wandering sadhus, students, labourers, and the economically vulnerable. No one is turned away. All are served as manifestations of Narayan.
During festivals like Shivaratri, Navratri, Kartik Purnima, and Kumbh Mela, our Bhandara expands to feed tens of thousands daily, creating a river of divine food that flows without interruption.
Scriptures declare Annadan as supreme โ food sustains life itself. Feeding one person earns merit equivalent to a thousand yagyas.
Every person fed is Narayan Himself. Lord Vishnu is pleased when His devotees feed the hungry without discrimination.
Our food is purely Satvik โ no onion, garlic, or tamasic ingredients. This nourishment elevates consciousness and promotes spiritual growth.
During Kumbh Mela, our Langar tent operates 24/7, feeding tens of thousands of pilgrims arriving from across India.
Wandering sadhus and elderly pilgrims receive priority in our Bhandara. Serving them is considered most auspicious.
All leftover food is redistributed to animals and returned to earth. Our kitchen follows ancient principles of sustainable cooking.





When you sponsor a Bhandara, every person fed carries your blessings in their heart. Your donation creates a river of divine nourishment for hundreds of souls.
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We sponsored a Bhandara on my mother's birthday. Seeing 400 pilgrims fed in her name โ there is no greater tribute I could imagine.
As a Kumbh pilgrim, I was exhausted and hungry when I found the Trust's Langar. The hot meal and blessing of the Mahant restored me completely.
I volunteer in the Bhandara kitchen every Navratri. Cooking 5,000 meals with devotion is the most spiritually transformative experience of my year.
On normal days 300-500 people. During festivals like Navratri this increases to 5,000-10,000. During Kumbh Mela we feed 50,000+ daily.
Everyone โ pilgrims, sadhus, students, labourers, the elderly, and the poor. No one is turned away and no identification is required.
Pure Satvik food: dal, rice, roti, sabzi, khichdi, halwa. During festivals, special items like puri-sabzi and kheer are served.
Yes! Bhandaras are regularly sponsored for birthdays, anniversaries, and religious occasions. Contact us to schedule your sponsored Bhandara.
Absolutely. Individual and group volunteering is welcomed especially during festivals. Contact us for volunteer scheduling.
Every meal you sponsor is a prayer answered, a blessing multiplied, and a soul nourished. Join the ancient tradition of Annadan.