OSHO International Meditation Resort

Coming to this place was not just a trip... it felt like coming home — to myself. This is not a resort, it’s a space where the mind slowly becomes quiet… and the heart starts whispering again. The meditations are alive, powerful — they don’t just teach you silence, they take you into it. Sometimes I danced, sometimes I sat still, but something deep inside me kept opening. People here are not in a hurry. They smile softly. They don’t talk too much. It feels like everyone is here for their own inner journey — and yet, somehow, we are all together. The food is light, clean, nourishing — nothing fancy, but exactly what the body needs when the soul is waking up. Trees, flowers, water, open sky — everything here invites you to slow down, to just be. There are no gurus here, no one giving you advice. Just space… where if you sit long enough, your own truth starts to rise. This place doesn’t give answers — it removes the noise. And in that silence... you may meet yourself. I’ve been watching Osho’s videos and listening to his words for years. But this time, when I visited the resort, I didn’t speak much — maybe because I had a lot on my mind. Still, the experience touched me deeply. Sometimes, you don’t need to say anything… just being there is enough.

A Unique Spiritual Retreat – OSHO International Meditation Resort, Pune The OSHO International Meditation Resort in Koregaon Park, Pune, offers a one-of-a-kind spiritual and wellness experience unlike any traditional ashram. Spread across a lush, beautifully designed 40-acre campus, the resort blends meditation, modern living, and nature seamlessly. The architecture is minimalist yet luxurious, with meditation halls, water bodies, Zen gardens, and serene pathways that create a deeply calming atmosphere. The resort offers a structured daily schedule with over 10 types of meditations including Osho Dynamic Meditation, Kundalini, Nadabrahma, and the famous Evening Meeting. These active and passive methods are designed to help release stress and connect deeply with inner silence. Facilities like the Basho Spa, Olympic-sized swimming pool, gym, and vegetarian dining areas add to the overall wellness-focused lifestyle. The campus is clean, well-managed, and attracts visitors from around the world, creating a global, open-minded community. However, the resort does have strict entry protocols including HIV testing and required attire (maroon/white robes), and the costs can be relatively high. Still, if you're open to Osho's philosophy and want a meditative yet luxurious environment, this place is worth the experience.

They have completely removed Osho and his beautiful teachings from this place. It is now a lifeless, dull carcass of what it once was when his disciples were running things. All the love and energy has been drained by greed. They are not worried about your meditation, your spiritual growth or you... it is blatant that money has become their main focus, and I will never return here. Over priced and not worth it.

Most Beautiful place on this universe …. Need to experience the master’s energy field … !!! Everything from Food to Accommodation is best and world class . Osho Auditorium and Changtzu silent sitting is the best Meditation experience one can have . Highly recommended if anyone’s wants to get recharged and spiritually connect and to be with oneself then this is the place !!! Come Come yet Again Come !!!

Commercial exploitation - His name and image are heavily branded, and his legacy has been turned into a commercial enterprise that distorts or sanitizes his more radical teachings. Spiritual bypassing - Some people use Osho's teachings on freedom, meditation, and transcendence as excuses to avoid accountability or justify harmful behavior under the guise of enlightenment. Spiritual abuse - where authority figures exploit trust and power to manipulate, harm, or control others. here critical thinking is discouraged and the leader is seen as infallible.

This is a place for spiritual experience, meeting people from all over the globe, for meditating, dancing, painting, connecting. It is luxurious, meets very high standards, located in a preserved parc with ancient trees, a real paradise, I recommend to everyone to try a retreat at Osho's and feel rejuvenated from inside out ✨️

Unfortunately, my experience was quite bad. The whole center is too commercial. They needed a physical copy of the passport and the visa and created an ID, even just for a one day visit, which doesn't make any sense. 2000 INR for international visitors per day, taken into account that registration takes 2h, you will miss half of the day. You need to buy two robes, 1300 INR each. Otherwise, you can not participate in the meditations. Plus 500 voucher for food, at the end of the day, more than 5000 INR for half day meditations. This is too much, and there were no single prices mentioned in their website, which is a lack of transparency. Sneezing and coughing are not allowed, but snoring is, which i don't understand. They ask you to take a shower, but from where I should know that I should bring a towel? The whole center is made for international guests, unfortunately very little touch to Osho.

This is for 1 days morning to late night program If you only want to visit this place do not go because this is not a garden but this is for meditation Rs.1000 per day you have to buy 2 pair of clothes Vibration of this center is mind blowing