Green House near Ramana AC/WiFi

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Entire rental unit hosted by Bala

1 guest
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bath

Fast wifi

At 128 Mbps, you can take video calls and stream videos for your whole group.

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Spectacular view of the mountain from the terrace and balcony. The residence is 500 meters from the Ramana Ashram, located in Ramana Nagar.

The space
The apartment consists of living room, kitchen with fridge, Gas stove and utensils, bedroom with high quality queen mattress, bathroom with shower and hot water, terrace, balcony. Bed linens and towels is available. Living room connected to the kitchen and bathroom. One of the main considerations is to bring in light & capitalize on natural ventilation.
It is perfect for those seeking a quality experience in a peaceful, private setting.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom

1 queen bed

What this place offers

Kitchen

Fast wifi – 128 Mbps

Free street parking

Air conditioning

Patio or balcony

Luggage dropoff allowed

Refrigerator

Security cameras on property

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Where you’ll be

Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, India

Power of Arunachla:
Lord Shiva says: Though in fact fiery, my lack-lustre appearance as a hill on this spot is an act of grace for the maintenance of the world. I also abide here as the Siddha. Within me there are many glorious caves filled with all kinds of enjoyments. Know this. Action naturally binds the entire world. One’s refuge (from such bondage) is this glorious Arunachala by seeing which one becomes itself. What cannot be acquired without great pains – the true import of Vedanta (viz. Self-realization) – can be attained by anyone who looks at (this hill) from where it is visible or even mentally thinks of it from afar. I, the Lord, ordain that those who reside within a radius of three yojanas of this place (Arunachala) shall attain union (with the Supreme) which removes bondage even in the absence of initiation, etc.
Sri Ramana Ashram: is the ashram which was home to modern sage and Advaita Vedanta philosopher Ramana Maharshi from 1922 until his death in 1950. It is situated at the foot of the Arunachala hill, to the west of Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, where thousands of seekers flocked to be in his presence. His samadhi shrine continues to attract devotees from all over the world. Open Daily 5am-12:30pm/2-9pm.
Walking around the hill (Giri Pradakshina):
‘Pradakshina’ has a typical meaning. The letter ‘Pra’ stands for removal of all kinds of sins; ‘da’ stands for fulfilling the desires; ‘kshi’ stands for freedom from future births; ‘na’ stands for giving deliverance through Jnana.” Really, it is difficult to describe the pleasure and the happiness one gets by this Pradakshina. The body gets tired, the sense organs lose their strength and all the activities of the body become absorbed within. It is possible thus to forget oneself and get into a state of meditation. As one continues to walk, the body automatically gets harmonized as in the Asana state. The body therefore becomes improved in health. Besides this, there are several varieties of medicinal herbs on the hill. The air that passes over those herbs is good for the lungs”.
Skandasramam: This lovely tree-shaded hermitage on the Hill overlooking the Big Temple is where Bhagavan lived from 1916 to 1922;
Virupaksha Cave has the shape of the sacred “Om” and contains the samadhi of Sage Virupaksha. Bhagavan Sri Ramana lived here from 1899 to 1916. Both caves are historical sites preserved and maintained by Sri Ramanasramam for the benefit of visitors. Daily: 8am-4:00pm.