Date: 03-12-2024 Ghum India Ghum All Images Source: wikimedia commons
Experience the Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 in Prayagraj, the world’s largest spiritual gathering. Discover these 10 must-visit places to make your journey memorable.
The confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati is sacred for Hindus. A holy dip here is said to cleanse sins, while the mass rituals and aarti are breathtaking experiences.
Built by Akbar in 1583, this fort houses the Akshayavat Tree, said to grant immortality, and the Patalpuri Temple, both open during Kumbh. Most of the fort remains under military control.
Once the Nehru family home, this museum offers a glimpse into India’s independence movement. Swaraj Bhavan nearby showcases artifacts from the freedom struggle.
A Mughal garden with intricate tombs of Prince Khusro and his family. Persian inscriptions and floral carvings make this peaceful spot a blend of history and art.
Famous for its reclining idol of Lord Hanuman, this temple near Sangam draws thousands, especially during Kumbh. Its vibrant energy adds to the spiritual experience.
Named after the freedom fighter, this park honors his legacy where he took his last stand. Today, it’s a serene green escape in the heart of the bustling city.
Explore an impressive collection of art, ancient artifacts, sculptures, coins, and paintings. Located in Azad Park, it’s a cultural treasure trove.
This cable-stayed bridge offers stunning views of the Yamuna River. It’s especially beautiful at night, with lights creating a striking contrast against Prayagraj’s historic backdrop.
Known as Patthar Girja, this Gothic cathedral, built in 1887, features stained-glass windows and towering spires, showcasing colonial-era architectural brilliance.
Adjacent to Anand Bhavan, this planetarium offers engaging space shows, perfect for families and science lovers. It’s a refreshing break from the spiritual journey.