Temple
An inbuilt temple where daily sadhana, bhajan and aarti form part of the ashram's spiritual rhythm.
A new spiritual home in Braj
A place of seva, sadhana and devotion, being developed in Vrindavan for devotees who come to experience the sacred land of Braj.
Gopeshwar Kailash Math is a new ashram being developed in Vrindavan under Kailash Ashram Charitable Trust Kashi, whose established Kailash Math is in Varanasi.
The vision is to create a welcoming spiritual space where devotees visiting Vrindavan can stay, participate in daily spiritual activities and receive simple, caring hospitality.
Explore the vision →A spiritual and service-oriented centre taking shape in Vrindavan.
An inbuilt temple where daily sadhana, bhajan and aarti form part of the ashram's spiritual rhythm.
Accommodation intended to provide devotees a place to stay while visiting Vrindavan.
A dedicated space for seva and care of cows as part of the ashram's planned facilities.
Daily bhojan prasad, offered as part of the spirit of hospitality and seva.
For devotees aged 60 years and above, the project envisions an opportunity to spend time in Braj through room-based support for the ashram.
Eligibility, room terms and the operational process will be published once the programme is formally finalised.
वृन्दावन धाम
Gopeshwar Kailash MathThe first phase is currently under development, with an expected completion and inauguration in April 2027.

The architectural plans show the planned accommodation building and its room, balcony, bathroom, reception, lift and circulation arrangements. Detailed architectural information can be expanded on the final site.
View architectural plans ↗The ashram is being developed to serve devotees in Vrindavan. Support can be directed towards the areas of seva that will be made available as the project develops.
The Vrindavan project is being developed under the primary trust that operates Kailash Math in Varanasi, under the guidance of Mahamandleshwar Swami Ashutoshanand Giri Ji Maharaj (Nyay Vedant Darshanacharya).
For information about the ashram, seva and the developing Braj Vaas programme, get in touch with the trust.