The Ashram is spread over 223 acres of land, located just on the outskirts of the town of Dharampur, on a hillock called 'Mohangadh'. The construction of a magnificent Jinmandir (a temple dedicated to Tirthankars), Gurumandir (a temple dedicated to Shrimadji), dhyan khanda (a meditation hall), sadhana kutirs (small cottages for spiritual seekers), a library, a museum as well as accommodation and dining facilities for a large congregation are in the planning stages. As an initial step in this direction, the old palace of the Maharaja of Dharampur, existing on the ashram site, was reconstructed into a small Gurumandir and dormitories for devotees. A small Jinmandir a Sadhak Nivas - a 32 room residential facility for about 125 devotees, providing the necessary amenities and dining facilities for about 200 devotees were also constructed . The pious atmosphere of the Ashram and its sublime vibrations coupled with P.P.Gurudev's august presence, invariably bring about a deep-seated transformation in the seeker's state of mind and being.