OSHO International Meditation Resort

The unique life changing awakening experience. The place is quiet and peaceful for practicing OSHO MEDITATIONS. The staff is very friendly and welcoming, ready to help. The place is good taken care of, clean bathrooms , super good showers and has filtered water. A true island of Wellness in the middle of a crowded and chaotic city. Top class conditions for the practicing of the meditations. Has even a cappuccino bar !! And evening dancing celebration after dinner.

I have been coming to OIMR for 23 years. A beautiful Meditation Oasis with lovely people, stunning nature, great food. The wonderful OSHO active meditations have changed my life, helped me understand myself better and to create the kind of life that I love. I am deeply grateful to Osho to be able to experience this life of love, celebration and awareness.

Reach reception desk early, it takes approximately 30 minutes to finish the enrollment process. They'll give you all the details about the ashram, do's & don't in a very structured way, all the people working there are very humble, friendly and supportive. U cannot keep mobile phones with you when you go for dhyan sessions, so please make sure you keep a track of the time or carry a analogue wrist watch as I missed 2 dhyan sessions because I lost the track of time. They are very particular about the timings and if you are late by 1 min, they won't allow you enter the meditation hall. The place is divided into 2 halves, either side of the road, and once u have the ID card, you can go anywhere you want. Lunch and snacks are available there but you need to buy their own coupon from the welcome reception desk. The place is made in between Greenery, tall trees and silence all around, very soothing atmosphere, calms your mind, just walking around the whole complex eases off all the stress. Plus clean air, 100% oxygen. There are a lot of benches along the periphery of the whole venue where you can anyone sit and meditate in solace. They have a specific attire, marron robe from morning till evening and then white robe. You'll be able to buy robe at the in-house store at extra cost. They also have few basic toiletries available. A must visit for anyone who is trying to seek his own self.

The Osho International Meditation Centre is a world unto itself. How you perceive it probably depends heavily on your expectations and your own attitude towards spirituality and the world. Now, I am neither religious nor deeply spiritual, so I can only describe my own impressions: The grounds are a quiet oasis amid the hustle and bustle of the city. However, it seems as if its best days are behind it. If you stay in the guest house, you must be aware that during the evening ceremony, you must either participate, stay in your room or leave the premises – the entrance gates are closed during this time. Conformity is also mandatory on the premises for most of the day: either maroon or white robes must be worn. There is a wide range of activities on offer, but many individual courses cost extra. I found the food on offer neither healthy nor inspiring, and the prices excessive. I also find the voucher payment system inappropriate – according to Oshos teachings, this tends to distract you from yourself.

I’ve never traveled to any resort or hotel that charges for a cup of hot water. They charge 50 rupees for a cup of hot water. The resort lacks heart. Where is the hospitality? Where is the humanity? I take herbs for my health twice a day with 8 oz hot water, and they were unwilling to provide me with a warm cup of water unless I payed 50 rupees. I attempted to reach their hearts, for them to have any sort of compassion through multiple efforts and individuals and management and there was no budging. Just emptiness. No kindness. That was the encapsulation of the experience. I love Osho and his teachings and meditations yet this place has lost touch with any sort of connection to the concept of hospitality, and warmth. There’s more but that one experience sums it up.

If you have a lot of money, frankly, you can go here and stay comfortably. It's no less expensive than a high-end hotel. It's quite an expensive place. You could even call it premium.Yoga, meditation, everything is fine but it is difficult for common people to go here, they may not have that much money.The room rent alone is around Rs 5,000-8,000 per day, with no food available and you will have to buy it Otherwise, if you just want to take a glimpse, this is a good place. yourself.

Read very mixed reviews so went to check for myself. Place is probably a cult. I went in and was greeted kindly and allowed to use the washroom. I was told it's not possible to do a tour. The garden opens at 3pm. Recieved weird energy there. Thank you for your time.

My experience with two Osho Pune representatives, Isha and Oma, was highly disappointing and raised clear ethical red flags. I expressed genuine interest in attending a course at the resort but preferred to stay off-campus due to the high cost of accommodations. Although both representatives confirmed that off-campus participation was possible, they repeatedly refused to provide written pricing details. They insisted that fees could only be discussed over the phone. A practice that lacks transparency and undermines basic professional integrity. This kind of communication raises serious concerns about accountability and fairness, especially for international visitors who rely on written clarity to make informed decisions. I ultimately chose not to participate, as I will not engage with any organization unwilling to provide clear, written information about costs or policies.