Baba Laldas is a Hindu place of worship and local religious site located in Brij Vihar Colony, Dara Kottala, Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh. Known both as a temple and a spiritual retreat, it attracts visitors and devotees seeking peace, meditation, and blessings. The site is open 24 hours a day throughout the week.

Religious and Historical Significance

According to local tradition and visitor accounts, the site marks the tapo bhoomi (meditation ground) of the saint Baba Lal Das, who is believed to have lived during the Mughal era under Emperor Shah Jahan. The temple stands as a reminder of his ascetic life and spiritual teachings, continuing to draw pilgrims and locals alike for prayer and reflection.

Community Role and Setting

Situated about 1.5 kilometers from Saharanpur Junction railway station, Baba Laldas serves as both a neighborhood shrine and a tourist attraction. The temple environment is described as calm and well-maintained, offering meditation spaces amid developing urban surroundings. Ongoing restoration and beautification work have further enhanced its accessibility and visual appeal.

Visitor Experience

Visitors often highlight the peaceful atmosphere and traditional architecture, making it a favored destination for spiritual rejuvenation. The temple’s open-door policy allows devotees at any hour, supporting rituals, small gatherings, and personal meditation throughout the day and night.

Location Details

Address: XHQ2 + 54Q, Brij Vihar Colony, Dara Kottala, Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh 247001, India.
Baba Laldas contributes to Saharanpur’s broader religious landscape, which includes several prominent Hindu temples and shrines across the district.