This is a Map of Some of the Key Places Associated with Maharajji

Includes: Vrindavan Ashram, Kainchi Ashram, Delhi Ashram, Akbarpur (Maharajji's Birthplace), Hanumanghari Temple, Bhumiandar Temple, Rishikesh Ashram, Jageshwar, Shimla Temple, Kanpur Panki Temple, Lucknow Hanuman Sethu Ashram, and North Delhi Temple.

Maharajji wandered throughout India to thousands of places. This map shows but a few of those places.

Akbarpur is Neem Karoli Baba's birthplace. 

Maharaj-ji was born in this village and lived here as a child and then also at a later time.

Akbarpur is a very small village in an agricultural area of the state of Uttar Pradesh, India.

There are no lodging or other facilities in Akbarpur or at the new temple. Rarely visited by Westerners.....

In January 2001, a three day Inauguration Ceremony was held dedicating 22 murtis at a temple in this village.

Maharajji's Bhumiadar Ashram is small ashram in the Kumaon Hills is near Maharajji's Hanumanghari and Kainchi Ashram.

Hanumanji was inaugurated in 1967, and Maharaj-ji frequently stayed there.

There are several stories about events that happened with Maharaj-ji at this ashram.

Maharaj-ji often stayed at this ashram while westerners were staying at Kainchi.

Delhi Ashram has many murtis, including the second biggest Annapoorna Mandir in India with a series of delightful bells to be rung as devotees climb the stairs up and also on the way down. Delhi Ashram is noted for it's spirit of giving. This ashram has created a hospital and two schools. This ashram feeds schoolchildren every day. In January 2001, a large new goshala (dairy) was inaugurated here.

This ashram is the source of many photos and books about Maharaj-ji. Maharaj-ji's Delhi Ashram is about one half hour drive southwest of New Delhi to Mehrauli. Outside of Mehrauli you go to Jonapur on Mandi Road past the farms and the village about 2 km on the left.

North Delhi Hanuman temple. This little temple is hidden beneath a flyover of Mahatma Gandhi Marge near the Yamuna River in North New Delhi.

Inaugurated on December 4, 1965, this temple is now almost 'secret'.

It is very difficult to find with a very obscure entrance in an unlikely place just north of the Ladakh Tibetan Market.

This temple along with the small ashram was built by Maharajji and funded by Jugal Kishor Birla, who had no children and left his fortune to various religious trusts.