Siddha Ashram is located between Ramghat and Narsinghat, on the banks of the scenic Shipra river in Ujjain, India. The idyllic ambience at the ashram, the beautiful pardeshwar temple, underground chamber for meditation, beautiful gardens, medication camps, and opportunities to learn the intricacies of yogic sciences, and also a rare chance of being initiated into the Shaktipath kundalini are a few reasons that many hundreds of spiritually inclined aspirants visit and stay at the ashram, through the year.

Kumbh Mela is one of the major attractions of Ujjain. Siddha Ashram located on the banks of Shipra River (spot for bathing during Kumbh Nela) plays host to many tourist groups. The experienced staff at Siddha Ashram organize guided tours, camp sites, and ensure a hygienic and comfortable stay during the Kumbh Mela.

During the year 2010 Maha Kumbh Mela will be held at Haridwar in the foothills of the Himalayas. The Main bathing date is April 14, 2010

The Paredeshvar temple at the ashram is unique. It houses a dazzling mercury (parad) shivalinga which weighs 1500 kilograms, the largest of its kind in the world. Thousands of people visit the temple to get a chance to touch the shivalinga and seek the divine vibrations that it emanates. 

The Hiranyagarba Meditation Dome is under construction at Siddha Ashram. Once completed, it will be one of the most sought-after meditation places in North India, as its unique design elements, will enable sadhakas to achieve higher levels of concentration in a energy packed  environment, conducive for meditation. 

Acharya Mahamandaleshwara Swami Nardanand who runs the Siddha Ahram is widely known for his Kundalini Shaktipath initiation, and his dedicated efforts in researching into ayurvedic based medicinal remedies for Arthritis, Malaria, Chickengunya, and Cancer. He has been actively disseminating medicines at various medical camps for the poor across Ujjain and surrounding states. He also runs the Asim School for children, which is located at the ashram premises. He has been actively doing social service to help the deprived people, sadhu community, and economically backward people.