Prayagraj sangam: Triveni Sangam

Triveni Sangam , Prayagraj – Timings, History & Things to do Triveni Sangam , one of the holiest sites in Central India, is roughly 7 kilometers from Allahabad’s Civil Lines ( Prayagraj ). Three rivers converge there: the Ganga, the Yamuna, and the fabled Saraswati, which is thought to have dried up over 4,000 years ago. Every twelve years, the Kumbh Mela is conducted there, among other locations. The Hindu calendar, or Panchanga, is used to identify the precise date of the Mela. In Indian ... The Triveni Sangam in Prayagraj (formerly Allahabad) holds immense significance for Hindus. Here, the sacred Ganges and Yamuna rivers visibly converge, their greenish and bluish waters merging into a breathtaking spectacle. Planning to visit Sangam Ghat Prayagraj ? Know about its history, significance, rituals and enjoy boat rides, sunrise views in this complete guide. Triveni Sangam has its own influence in Hindu tradition which showcased in recent days during Maha Kumbh celebrations. I have travelled to Prayag with my friend during end of Dec-24. During that time Maha Kumbh arrangements were going on. After visiting and knowing the importance of holy Dip again I had been there in the month of Feb-25 for Maha Kumbh Holy Dip. This Prayagraj Sangam is the place where Yamuna and Ganga river joins which everyone can see and the unknown secret is Saraswathi ...