Bhagavatapurana 5.8.30

5.8.30

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ity evaṃ nigūḍha-nirvedo visṛjya mṛgīṃ mātaraṃ punar bhagavat-kṣetram upaśama-śīla-muni-gaṇa-dayitaṃ śālagrāmaṃ pulastya-pulahāśramaṃ kālañjarāt pratyājagāma //

30. Thus full of deep-rooted remorse, he left his mother deer and from the mount Kalenjar, his birth place, retraced his steps to the hermitage, the spot marked by Sala trees, of Pulastya and Pulaha, a place considered to be full of God's presence and most beloved of sages who have attained serenity of mind.