The Maha Kumbh is going to be organized soon. During this time, bathing is done in the holy rivers. The Kumbh Mela is going to be held in the Sangam city of Prayagraj, which is held on the banks of the Sangam rivers. Visiting the major ghats of Prayagraj during this unique religious festival can be a memorable experience. Prayagraj is famous for its holy confluence and beautiful ghats. A visit to these ghats during the Maha Kumbh is important not only from a religious point of view but also for spiritual and cultural experience. Let's know about these ghats.

When is the Kumbh Mela

This year the Maha Kumbh will start on 13 January 2025, which will conclude on 26 February 2025, Mahashivratri. The Maha Kumbh lasts for 45 days.

Sangam Ghat
The most prominent ghat of Prayagraj is Sangam Ghat, also known as Triveni Ghat. It is called Triveni because three rivers – Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati – meet here. This place is considered very sacred from a religious point of view.

If you take a dip at Sangam Ghat, you can get the blessings of these three rivers at one place. There is a huge crowd here during the Maha Kumbh Mela. If you are coming here at this special time, then definitely spend some time.

How to reach:
Sangam Ghat is about 7-8 km from Prayagraj Junction Railway Station.

You can easily reach here by taxi or sharing auto.

Boat ride can also be enjoyed at Sangam Ghat. It can be a great experience to spend relaxing moments amidst water.

Ram Ghat
Ram Ghat located near Sangam Ghat is also a center of attraction for tourists. Excellent boating facility is available at this ghat.

How to reach
The distance from Ram Ghat to Sangam Ghat is just 3 minutes.
The view of the aarti held here in the evening is very captivating. This ghat is known for its religious and historical significance.

Arail Ghat


Situated on the banks of the Yamuna river, Arail Ghat is famous for its natural beauty and peace. However, during the Maha Kumbh, it may be a little difficult to experience peace here due to the crowd.

How to reach:
Sangam Ghat is about half an hour away by road from Arail Ghat.

Vehicle traffic may be limited during the Maha Kumbh, so reaching here on foot may be a better option.

You can make your trip even more memorable by enjoying the grandeur of the fair during the walk.

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