Inside the Hat
Aisles of satsang
Handpicked books, photo-prints of the murtis, kalash-patras, cow-products from Gaudham, devotional music, incense and prasad — everything a yatri might want to take home.
A curated bazaar of prasad, mukhvas, pooja-samagri, murtis, books, fareni, rudraksha, khadi and handicrafts — proceeds support temple operations and tribal artisans.
Nilkanth Hat is open every day from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Ten shops arranged in a u-shaped arcade on the south side of the campus. The centre piece is the Dham-granth Bhandar — a book shop stocking the Vachanamrut, Shikshapatri, Swamini Vato, and works of the Sansthan's sadhus in seven languages.
Vachanamrut, Shikshapatri and Sansthan publications.
Everything a home mandir needs — agarbatti to thali.
Take Bhagwan's prasad home for neighbours and elders.
Khadi, warli art, wooden toys — supports local artisans.
Handpicked books, photo-prints of the murtis, kalash-patras, cow-products from Gaudham, devotional music, incense and prasad — everything a yatri might want to take home.
Every purchase here travels home as Bhagwan’s prasad and returns as a family story.नीलकंठ हाट
