About Maha Kumbh
The Maha Kumbh (the festival of the sacred pitcher) is based on Hindu mythology. It is the world's greatest public gathering and communal gesture of faith. This assembly consists mostly of ascetics, saints, sadhus, sadhvis, kalpvasis, and pilgrims from many walks of life. Kumbh Mela, in Hinduism, is a religious pilgrimage that is celebrated four times over a course of 12 years.
The Maha Kumbh 2025 in Prayagraj will honor centuries-old traditions while embracing modern technologies, making it a truly transformative experience for millions. Expect enhanced infrastructure, cultural exchanges, and virtual participation, ensuring that this historic event resonates globally, uniting people in a shared journey of faith and spiritual renewal.
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Hon'ble Prime Minister, India
Shri Yogi Adityanath
Hon'ble Chief Minister,
Uttar Pradesh
Spiritual Bathing Dates
Paush Purnima
13 January 2025
Paush Purnima occurring on the 15th day of the Shukla Paksh (waxing phase) in the Hindu calendar month of Paush, heralds the arrival of the full moon. It serves as an unofficial inauguration of the Maha Kumbh Mela, signifying the commencement of this grand event. Additionally, Paush Purnima marks the initiation of Kalpvasa, a period of intense spiritual practice and devotion observed by pilgrims during the Maha Kumbh Mela.
Makar Sankranti
14 January 2025
Makar Sankranti signifies the sun's transition to its next astronomical position in accordance with the Hindu calendar. This auspicious day marks the initiation of charitable donations at the Maha Kumbh Mela. Pilgrims traditionally make contributions based on their own volition and generosity.
Mauni Amavasya
29 January 2025
Mauni Amavasya is a day steeped in significance, as it is believed that the celestial alignments are most propitious for the sacred act of bathing in the holy river. It commemorates a profound event when Rishabh Dev, revered as one of the first sages, broke his protracted vow of silence and immersed himself in the purifying waters of the Sangam. As a result, Mauni Amavasya draws the largest congregation of pilgrims to the Kumbh Mela, making it a momentous day of spiritual devotion and purification.
Basant Panchami
03 February 2025
Basant Panchami symbolizes the transition of seasons and celebrates the arrival of the Goddess of Knowledge, Saraswati, in Hindu mythology. To honor the significance of Basant Panchami, Kalpavasis adorn themselves in vibrant yellow attire, highlighting the importance of this auspicious occasion.
Maghi Purnima
12 February 2025
Maghi Purnima is renowned for its connection with the veneration of Guru Brahaspati and the belief that the Hindu deity Gandharva descends from the heavens to the sacred Sangam. On this day, the holy ghats witness a significant influx of pilgrims, driven by the conviction that their presence at this auspicious moment will guide them towards heavenly realms while still in their earthly forms.
Maha Shivaratri
26 February 2025
Maha Shivaratri holds deep symbolism as it marks the final holy bath of the Kalpvasis, and it is intrinsically connected to Lord Shankar. According to mythology, this day is eagerly anticipated even in the heavens.
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