A haven away from home
A premium eco-village from Sukrit Wellness Tours, a registered tour operator with decades of experience with Kumbh. Located in the Kumbh corridor, it stands in an exclusive zone which is calm and serene.
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The most unique experience
of the entire Magh Mela corridor.
Located in the main campus of Mahakumbh, the Kumbh Sukrit Camp is lauded for its safety, security, and hygiene. In the last edition of Kumbh, travellers from all over the world, as well as famous Bollywood celebrities chose Kumbh Sukrit Camp as their residence.
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Our offerings are the most unique in the entire Magh Mela corridor.
- 3 Jan 2026Pausha Purnima
The first major bathing day, marking the commencement of Magh Mela.
- 14 Jan 2026Makar Sankranti
One of the most auspicious days; the Sun enters Capricorn.
- 18 Jan 2026Mauni Amavasya
The "King of Snans"; devotees observe silence and take a holy dip.
- 23 Jan 2026Basant Panchami
The arrival of spring; dedicated to Goddess Saraswati.
- 1 Feb 2026Maghi Purnima
An important snan day for Kalpwasis completing their penance.
- 15 Feb 2026Maha Shivratri
The concluding day of Magh Mela; dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Choose your journey
Interested in a complete Kumbh experience? See our packages below.
The Mahakumbh
5 days • Prayagraj
The Story of Varanasi
8 days • Prayagraj, Varanasi
Pilgrimage to Ayodhya
9 days • Prayagraj, Varanasi, Delhi
Memories from Magh Mela 2026
In the 2019 Magh Mela we welcomed over 10,000 guests from 40+ countries.
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The Triveni Sangam: Where Three Rivers Meet
At the heart of Magh Mela lies the Triveni Sangam—the sacred confluence where the Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati rivers merge. This meeting point is considered the holiest spot in Hinduism, where the physical and spiritual worlds intersect.
- The Sacred Month of MaghThe month of Magh (January–February) is considered one of the most auspicious periods in the Hindu calendar. Ancient scriptures like the Padma Purana declare that bathing at the Triveni Sangam during Magh grants immense spiritual merit, washing away sins accumulated over many lifetimes. Each dawn dip during this sacred month is believed to bring one closer to moksha—liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
- The Tradition of KalpwasFor centuries, devout pilgrims have practiced Kalpwas during Magh Mela—living as ascetics in simple tents on the riverbank for the entire month. They rise before dawn for holy dips, follow a strict vegetarian diet, sleep on the ground, and spend their days in prayer and meditation. This ancient tradition represents the ultimate surrender to spiritual practice and communal devotion.
- Celestial Alignments & Sacred SnansMagh Mela's bathing dates are determined by precise astronomical alignments. Makar Sankranti marks the sun's northward journey, Mauni Amavasya occurs on the new moon when celestial energies are believed to be most potent, and Maha Shivratri aligns with the darkest night honoring Lord Shiva. These cosmic moments are considered gateways to heightened spiritual awareness and divine connection.