Is Osho Garden Pune open to everyone?

The public Osho Teerth Park is generally open to visitors during its operating hours. The neighbouring Osho International Meditation Resort is a separate place and has its own entry rules, registration, or fees.

Is Osho Garden the same as Osho Teerth Park?

Yes. Osho Garden is the common name used for Osho Teerth Park. Osho Teerth Gardens, Nala Park, and Nullah Park may also appear in listings or local descriptions.

What are the current timings for Osho Garden Pune?

The garden is usually open from 6:00–9:00 AM and 3:00–6:00 PM. It's best to check the timings on the day of your visit, though, especially on Sundays and public holidays, as sometimes the schedule could change due to maintenance or other reasons.

Is Osho Garden suitable for kids, seniors, and wheelchair users?

Children and seniors can generally enjoy the quieter paths and shaded areas. Wheelchair access may be limited because of natural surfaces, uneven sections, bridges, and garden-style pathways. Visitors needing step-free certainty should confirm conditions before traveling.

What nearby places can I combine with an Osho Garden visit?

Koregaon Park's cafés, shops, and neighborhood streets are the simplest pairing. If you intend to visit the Osho International Meditation Resort as well, treat it as a separate stop with separate access planning.

Rajneeshpuram: How Osho Sannyasins Built a City in a Desert

by Ma Kranti

Osho meditation camp conductor since 2006

Published on:

August 21, 2026

Last updated on:

August 21, 2026

Aerial photo of Rajneeshpuram, Osho's intentional community built in the Oregon high desert, with colourful tents and green farmland.

Curious what a modern Osho commune actually looks like? Explore Oshogram through photos capturing its spaces, spirit, and daily life.

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Ma Kranti

Osho Meditation Camp Conductor since 2006

With around 20 years of experience, Ma Kranti has dedicated

her life to sharing the transformative power of Osho

meditation. From the serene heights of Oshogram ashram in

the Himalayas to meditation camps across India, she continues

to guide seekers on their inward journey.

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The Story Behind the Name: From Oshogram to Ensogram

Living peacefully in a serene Himalayan village, dedicated to the teachings of our Guru, we suddenly found ourselves caught in the world of copyrights and trademarks. Our Instagram handle got blocked.

At first, we were affected. It felt as if Osho's name had been taken from us. But in that silence, in that emptiness, we realised this too, is a Master's device.

From that emptiness, a vision emerged: The Enso. In Zen, the Enso is a hand-drawn circle, a single, uninhibited brushstroke expressing the state of no-mind. For us, it is the essence; it is the "O" in Osho. It represents the perfection of imperfection, the state of emptiness and enlightenment.

We lost a handle, but we found the Heart. The name has changed, but the flame is brighter.

Welcome to Ensogram.

Here, Enso signifies the circle of enlightenment, and Gram, from the Greek gramma, signifies the message. Together, they form Ensogram: a living transmission of liberation, silence, enlightenment, and the eternal "O."

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