Kumbh Mela in India | The largest religious gathering in the world, held every 6 years.

| The largest religious gathering in the world, held every 6 years. ⛱️What is Kumbh Mela: The Kumbh Mela, known as the largest religious gathering in the world, is a grand festival held every six years in Allahabad (now known as Prayagraj), India. During the festival, tens of millions of Hindus flock to the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers to wash away their sins with holy water and pursue spiritual sublimation. 🌄Playing guide: [Fire] Bathing in the Holy River: A Ritual for Soul Purification Location: "Sangam" where the Ganges and Yamuna meet. Experience millions of devotees flocking to the Ganges, taking a dip in the icy holy waters and bathing in them to wash away their sins and worries. It is believed that this act has more spiritual power during the Kumbh Mela. You can watch or participate in person, but you need to understand and follow the ceremony rules in advance. [Fire]Pilgrimage gathering: Witnessing the religious ceremony ✅Saint Parade: The Hindu Sadhus (Naga Sadhus) will be covered in ashes, hold tridents, line up in long lines, and lead believers to bathe in the holy river. This picture is very visually impactful. ✅Religious Lectures: Public lectures and ritual events by Hindu Gurus and Saints. ✅Traditional music and dance performances: In the festival area, various forms of performances can be seen everywhere, showing the rich cultural traditions of India. 🏨Travel arrangements: [Compass] Best time The Kumbh Mela usually lasts for 6 weeks. It is recommended to visit on the main bathing day (Shahi Snan). This is the most important day of the festival, with the largest number of people and the most solemn ceremony. [Highway]Transportation [Airplane] Airplane: The nearest airport is Prayagraj Airport, with flights arriving from Delhi or other big cities. [HighSpeedRail] Train: India has a developed railway network, and there are trains to Prayagraj from major cities such as Delhi and Mumbai. [Car] Local transportation: After arriving, you can choose a tuk-tuk or taxi to go to the festival area, but be prepared for crowds. 💗Other tips: [Kimono]Dress Code Wear loose, comfortable clothing to accommodate crowds and long walks. Bring a scarf or headscarf to protect yourself from sand and sun. [Medicine]Health and Wellness It is recommended to bring portable hand sanitizer and wet wipes. Bring your own drinking water and avoid drinking local river water directly. Carry essential medicines with you to prevent infection or diarrhea. [Purse]Safety Tips Keep valuables safe, especially in crowds. Follow the guidance of local police and volunteers and avoid entering dangerous areas or attempting high-risk behaviors. Pay attention to food hygiene and avoid eating unclean street snacks.