A grand celebration of 200 years of unbroken divine worship of Shri Madanmohanji Maharaj, enshrined at Dholera — the sixth pilgrimage site consecrated by the holy hand of Bhagwan Shri Swaminarayan himself.
After Bhagwan Shri Swaminarayan manifested on this earth and transformed the Uddhav Sampraday, he established six Shikharbaddh Mandirs so that the flame of devotion and welfare would burn eternally — and among them, Dholera Dham has received the Lord's special grace.
Due to the lack of economic means, the harsh natural environment, and the salt flats, it was extremely difficult for devotees to reach this place — and it is precisely for this reason that the Lord's affection for the sadhus who resided here remained ever so partial. On the thirteenth day of the bright half of Vaishakh, Samvat 1882, Maharaj personally enshrined the murtis of Shri Madanmohanji Maharaj and Radharamandev with his own hands.
The Sampraday's first Shikharbaddh Mandir.
Consecrated by Shrihari's gracious blessing upon the land of Kutch.
The principal seat (Gadi) and sovereign Dham of the Dakshin Desh diocese.
The sixth Dham, consecrated by his own hand for the upliftment of the Bhal region.
The principal Shikharbaddh pilgrimage site of the Sorath region.
Shriji Maharaj's beloved abode, in the court of Dada Khachar.
The Akshar Ordi, sanctified by the touch of Shriji Maharaj's feet, where Maharaj would rest.
A grand, artistically crafted entrance gate newly built for the Mahotsav.
An uninterrupted Annakshetra and Mahaprasad arrangement for thousands of Haribhaktas.
A grand divine assembly hall for Katha Parayan and discourses by the saints.
The holy Yagnashala for the 9-day Yagna performed with Vedic chanting.
A uniquely sculpted Chhatri carved in memory of the Sadguru saints.
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