Dharamshala is generally a structure used for hospitality in different occasions. Dharamshala's are constructed as a part of or adjacent to temples or other spiritual places to rest people hailing for different purposes. Precisely dharamshala's are resting place for pilgrims and must be constructed in such a way that gives pilgrims sound rest and peace of mind. Vastu for dharamshala is important because being a part of a spiritual place it an obligation to make it Vastu complaint. Some basic Vastu tips for Dharamshala are as follows:
- Entrance of Dharamshala must be in Eastern side having huge entrance door.
- Dharamshala must be constructed in such a way that people resting or sitting their face North or East.
- Toilets should always be constructed in North-west or Western side of dharamshala but make sure it's not adjacent to temple wall.
Large windows in dharamshala must be given on Eastern side.- If there are separate rooms in dharamshala then they must be constructed on North-west side.
- North-eastern side should be kept open and empty to maintain the flow of energies or worship is ideal in this place.
- Owner of dharamshala must own South-western room.
- Under-water tank in dharamshala must be constructed in North-east and over-head tank in South-west only.
- Open garden area is ideal in North-eastern zone.
Vastu Consultation of Dharamshala involves a thorough analysis:
- The ideal place for the construction of the dharamshala.
- The direction and placement of main entrance
- The direction and placement of the windows
- The direction and placement of the rooms
- The direction and placement of the toilets
- The direction and placement of the meditation room
- The direction and placement of the stairs
- The direction and placement of the overhead tank
- The direction and placement of the underground tank
- The direction and placement of the garden
- The direction and placement of the boring
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