The Maha Kumbh Mela is a grand assembly of rituals, with the bathing ceremony reigning supreme as the most significant of them all. At the Triveni Sangam, millions of pilgrims come together to partake in this sacred practice. It is firmly rooted in the belief that by immersing oneself in the holy waters, one can cleanse themselves of all sins, liberate both themselves and their ancestors from the cycle of rebirth, and ultimately attain Moksha, or spiritual liberation.

In addition to the bathing ritual, pilgrims also engage in worship along the banks of the sacred river and actively participate in enlightening discourses led by various sadhus and saints. While it is considered sacred to take a dip in the holy waters throughout the Prayagraj Maha Kumbh, beginning from the auspicious occasion of Paush Purnima, there are specific dates that hold special significance. These dates witness magnificent processions featuring saints, their disciples, and members of various Akharas (religious orders). They partake in the grand ritual known as Shahi Snan, also referred to as 'Rajyogi Snan' marking the commencement of the Maha Kumbh Mela. Rajyogi Snan stands as the central highlight of the Kumbh Mela and represents the pinnacle of the celebration.

• Paush Purnima: 13 January 2025
• Makar Sankranti: 14 January 2025
• Mauni Amavasya: 29 January 2025
• Basant Panchami: 03 February 2025
• Maghi Purnima: 12 February 2025
• Maha Shivaratri: 26 February 2025

Maha Kumbh 2025, a sacred pilgrimage and celebration of faith that draws millions of devotees and travelers from all corners of the globe. As you embark on this extraordinary journey, you'll discover a multitude of attractions that make the Maha Kumbh a truly unique and awe-inspiring event.

UP Government in collaboration with MyGov is hosting the citizen engagement activities to celebrate the grand legacy of Maha Kumbh 2025, a symbol of faith and cultural heritage! Citizens can participate in multiple activities on MyGov!