॥ AMRUT KUMBH PARV 2027-28 ॥ • NASHIK TRIMBAKESHWAR SIMHASTHA KUMBHMELA
Amrut Kumbh Parv is one of Hinduism\'s most sacred spiritual gatherings. Rooted in the ancient story of Samudra Manthan, Nashik becomes a divine destination where faith, spirituality, culture, and tradition come together in a timeless celebration.
During the celestial Samudra Manthan, drops of the immortal nectar (Amrita) spilled from the divine Kumbha onto four sanctified spots on Earth.
Nashik-Trimbakeshwar is blessed by the sacred touch of these immortal drops along the holy Godavari River. Taking a holy dip here cleanses karmic burdens and brings spiritual liberation (Moksha).
Originating from Brahmagiri Hills at Trimbakeshwar, the sacred river purifies millions of devotees.
One of the 12 supreme Jyotirlingas embodying Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Shiva.
Follow our clear, step-by-step pathway to plan your pilgrimage, select auspicious dates, and experience the divine holiness.
Discover the Samudra Manthan origin, Jupiter in Leo (Simha Rashi) alignment, and Godavari Mahatmya.
Explore the Amrit Shahi Snan dates for Ramkund and Kushavarta Kund and download events to your calendar.
Plan your spiritual circuit across Ramkund, Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga, Panchavati, and Tapovan.
Discover the ancient Shaiva, Vaishnava & Udasin Akharas, royal Peshwai processions, and sacred traditions.
Plan your pilgrimage around the most auspicious astrological bathing dates across Ramkund (Nashik) and Kushavarta Kund (Trimbakeshwar).
The auspicious flag hoisting ceremony marking the grand formal beginning of Simhastha Kumbh Mela.
View DetailsCeremonial flag hoisting for all Akhadas and opening of sadhu encampments on Ashadha Krishna Panchami.
View DetailsSacred circumambulation of the holy town of Nashik and Panchavati by revered saints and sadhus.
View DetailsThe first royal holy dip on the powerful alignment of Ashadha Somvati Amavasya with Solar Eclipse.
View DetailsThe supreme spiritual apex of Kumbh Mela on Shravan Amavasya with millions of devotees and Akhadas taking the holy dip.
View DetailsThird royal bath: 11 Sept at Ramkund (Bhadrapad Shuddha Ekadashi) and 12 Sept at Kushavarta (Vamana Dwadashi).
View Details"Taking the holy Amrit Snan at Ramkund at dawn during the Simhastha Kumbh was an overwhelmingly transcendent experience. The divine energy along the Godavari ghats and the sacred chanting created an unforgettable spiritual awakening."
"The sacred serenity of Kushavarta Kund and the divine darshan of Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga filled our hearts with immense peace. The seamless arrangements for pilgrims and the grandeur of the Akhada processions were truly inspiring."
"Witnessing the world's largest spiritual gathering in Nashik is a timeless encounter with living Sanatan heritage. The warmth of the local community, the evening Maha Aarti on Godavari, and the wisdom of sadhus left me deeply moved."
"Serving millions of pilgrims as a Kumbh Sevadhar across Ramkund and Panchavati was the highest spiritual honor of my life. Experiencing faith unite people from every corner of the world in pure devotion is beyond words."
Explore ancient temples, sacred waters and timeless spiritual landmarks that define the pilgrimage experience of Nashik and Trimbakeshwar.
Constructed by Sardar Chintamanrao Raste in 1696. Believed to be the sacred spot where Lord Rama bathed and immersed the ashes of King Dasharatha. The bone-dissolving property (Asthi-Vilaya) of the water here is revered.
Revered black basalt temple built by Peshwa Nana Saheb. Houses the unique three-faced Linga representing the Holy Trinity: Brahma, Vishnu, and Maheshwar. Origin point of Dakshin Ganga (Godavari).
The sacred masonry tank in Trimbakeshwar where Sage Gautama trapped the celestial river with Kusha grass.
Find clear answers to the most common questions about the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Simhastha Kumbh Mela traditions, rituals, and pilgrim guidelines.
Amrut Kumbh Parv represents one of Hinduism\'s most sacred spiritual traditions. Rooted in the ancient story of Samudra Manthan, the Kumbh tradition symbolizes faith, spiritual awakening, devotion and the timeless search for divine wisdom.
