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Allahabad Kumbh Mela Tour Packages

11 Night , 12 Days

Tour Description

The Kumbh Mela 2019 is an extremely sacred and pious Hindu festival, celebrated in India. It is the revered Hindu festival that dignifies the Hindu religion, full of cultural and traditional values. Factually, the Hindu festivals served a perfect example of unity among diversity. The Kumbh Mela Allahabad 2019 is the perfect instance showing the collection of the Hindus pilgrimage, gathered for the sacred bath. The Kumbha Mela 2019 is the world’s largest religious gathering that is held in rotation among the four holy places. The Kumbh is celebrated four times over the course of 12 years at four places: Haridwar, Allahabad, Ujjain and Nasik. Here, the four holy rivers, observe the largest gathering of the devotees. They are: Ganges River in Haridwar, Shipra River in Ujjain, Godavari River in Nasik and Prayag River in Allahabad. Every site of Kumbh Mela celebration is selected on the basis of the distinct set of astrological positions of the Sun, the Moon and the Jupiter.
Historical importance of Kumbh Mela 2019
Kumbha, in ancient term, refers to a pitcher or vase full of water. In ancient period, Kumbh is used as a symbol of fertility. Previously, in ancient river festivals, people used to soak a Kumbh, full of grains in the holy water and then put to seed at the time of sowing. Additionally, here also, Kumbh is taken as the pot of nectar, as described by the ancient Vedic scriptures known as the Puranas. In Sanskrit, Kumbha is defined as a pot or pitcher and Mela means festival. Thus, Kumbha Mela means pot festival. According to the traditional stories, it is believed that the Kumbha Mela origin is associated with the great philosopher Shankaracharya. During the 8th Century, he instituted regular gathering of the learned people for discussions and debates. Because of this, Allahabad Kumbh Mela gains the popularity, in which vast crowds of disciples come along with the ascetics for the gathering. Legendary Connection
Apart from this, there are other legends that are associated with the Kumbh Mela origin. The story revolves around the fight between the demons and the Gods for the nectar of immortality. According to the historical sources, the Allahabad Kumbh Mela origin is connected with the phase, wherein the creation of the universe is being processed. In the Vedic Literature, it is explained that in the bygone days, the demigods and the demons are handed over the task to produce the nectar of immortality. According to the task, the demons and the demigods gather on the shore of the milk ocean which lies in the celestial region of the cosmos. Both the demigods and demons are required to churn the milk ocean, after which nectar will come out. Both have decided to share the nectar equally, but when the Kumbh of nectar appeared, the demons played a mischief. The Gods followed them in the sky and the fight began. The battle between the demons and the demigods went for twelve consecutive days and nights, equivalent to 12 human years. During the fight, the drops of the nectar fell at four places: Allahabad, Haridwar, Ujjain and Nasik. These places have become the locations for the Kumbh Yatra celebration.
Kumbh Mela Allahabad
Allahabad is known as the city of God. In Persian, Allahabad means settled by God. It is for this reason that this city is taken as one of the main holy cities in India. Additionally, the Hindu mythology describes its importance, being the place, where Lord Brahma made his first sacrifice while creating the world. The River Prayag implies for the place of sacrifice truly adds in the value of the instance. Allahabad Kumbh Mela is celebrated on the River Prayag, which is said to hole the confluence of three sacred rivers. The River Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati at the Triveni Sangam offered the devotees, the nucleus of the Kumbh Mela in Allahabad. At Allahabad Kumbh Mela 2019, you are going to experience, a new world wherein people believe in mystical powers. It is the place where millions of people come from all around the world and gathered to take the holy dip in the waters. Devotees believe that the holy dip takes them to the Moksha (Salvation) from all their sins and bad deeds. Here, you can enjoy a unifying experience of connecting with the people of all religions, castes and creeds. The Kumbh Mela Allahabad 2019 will make you transform into a whole new world, full of astonishment displayed by the devotees. During the Kumbh Darshan 2019, you will get to see Naga Sadhus, those who wear no clothes and cover their body with ash; Urdhwavahurs, those who are devoid of taking any physical pleasures; Parivajakas, who have taken vows of silence and many others. The Kumbh Mela in Allahabad is held during the Hindu month of Magha, possible between January and February. It is the time when Jupiter takes the position in Aries and the Sun and the Moon lies in Capricorn. The Kumbh Mela Allahabad Bathing dates 2019 are decided following the astrological positions of the planets.
The Importance of the Kumbh Mela and the Sacred Bath
Kumbh Mela is said to be associated with spiritual awakening among the devotees. It is believed to enlighten the devotees with regard to their sins, virtues, blessings and beliefs. The river Ganga in itself mirrors the movement of life, flowing since last many years, taking the years of historical and traditional changes with it. People believe in the holy dip as it is highly enriching. The complete journey of Kumbh, i.e. Kumbha Mela 2019 is said to instill new hopes and beginnings and taken as the way to develop the belief towards the God. The sacred bath is taken as the mode to provide the devotees to attain the nirvana. The sacred bath offers the individuals, a sense of tranquility and peace of mind. Kumbh Mela package 2019 will provide the pilgrims, with an opportunity to attend the grand event and attain spiritual awakening. The pilgrims will be provided with the shelter, medical facilities, and the security arrangements that make their visit to the pious celebration, fully accomplished. Kumbh Mela Booking 2019 Provides you to attain holy bath at Sangam & Visit Ardh Kumbh At Prayag or Prayagraj mela 2019.
Main Bathing Dates for Allahabad Ardh Kumbh Mela 2019
15 January 2019 : Makar Sankranti (1St shahi Snan)
21 January 2019 : Paush Purnima
04 February 2019 : Mauni Amavasya (Main Royal Bath-2nd shahi Snan)
10 February 2019 : Basant Panchami (3rd shahi Snan)
19 February 2019 : Maghi Purnima
04 March 2019 :Maha Shivratri

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Day 01 : Arrive Delhi
As you arrive at the Delhi Airport, our tour representative would greet and assist you to the pre-booked hotel. Check in to the hotel. Delhi is an amazing representation of the contemporary India where the past glory has been mixed perfectly. The capital city is an amazing treasury of several cultures of the India that can be seen everyday life of the city.
After relaxing for a while, get ready for a city tour. The first visit of the day is to Red Fort, popularly known as Lal Quila (closed on Monday). The foundation of this colossal structure was laid down by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and the construction of the fort took 9 years. Made in red sandstone, it has 2 main massive gates. It is a great example of Mughal opulence.
Next you visit Jama Masjid, around 500 m away from Red Fort. The biggest mosque of India, it was commissioned by Shah Jahan in the 16th century. This stunning white marble and sandstone structure can accommodate about 25,000 worshippers at a time and has relics written on its gates. Later on, enjoy a drive past the India Gate and the Rashtrapati Bhavan (President House)
Stay overnight in Delhi.
Day 02 : Delhi - Jaipur
Day 03 : Jaipur
JAIPUR:
The Pink City is replete with historical landmarks that echo its past glory and living traditions. Discover palaces and forts, temples and gardens, crafts and pageantry here.
City Palace: Built by Sawai Jai Singh, it became the official seat of the Jaipur royal family after 1922. A large part of the brilliant palace is now a museum, displaying an excellent collection of artifacts used by the Rajput royalty.
Jantar Mantar: Built in 1728, it is one of Sawai Jai Singh's unique observatories. It has instruments that have been scientifically designed to predict the movement of the major stars accurately. It represents the high point of medieval Indian astronomy.
Hawa Mahal: Also called the "Palace of Winds" was built in 1799. It is an unusual five storeyed structure with a facade of extensive lattice- work in stone. Aristocratic Rajput women to look out at the bustling bazaar below while remaining unseen used it.
Amer Fort: It is one of the finest and the best preserved forts, having served as the royal capital for seven long years before the city of Jaipur was built. It has a complex of several palaces, meeting halls, pavilions, gardens and temples. The Fort was built in the later half of the 10th century by Raja Man Singh.
Day 04 : Jaipur - Agra Via Fatehpur Sikri (260 km - 6 hr)
AGRA:
This historical city stands 200 km south of New Delhi, on the banks of river Yamuna. Over three centuries ago, it was a powerful Mughal capital and the most important city of northern India. It was at this time that Agra's many timeless architectural wonders were born: the wonderful Taj Mahal, the awesome Agra Fort, and the sprawling Sikandara - a whole city in itself. Agra Fort : Built in red sand stone, it is the one of the famous sights of Agra other than Taj Mahal. The semi circular fort was started by Akbhar in 1565, and completed in 1574.
Taj Mahal : The most photographed monument in the world, the Taj stands in its splendor of white marble, an imposing citadel on the banks of river Yamuna. Built in 17th century by Shah Jahan, the fifth Mughal emperor, in the memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, the Taj Mahal is an ode to the emperor's eternal love for his wife. It took over 20,000 skilled workers from across the country, working day and night, for 22 years for this architectural wonder to be created.
Fatehpur Sikri: 40 km from Agra, it is a city completely made of red sand stone. Built by Akbar and dedicated to a saint, Fatehpur Sikri was conceived in 1571. Worth visiting are the Jama Masjid, Salim Chisti's tomb, the Diwan- i-Aam, the Diwan- i- Khas and the Queen's palaces within the city.
Day 6 - Agra Sightseeing/ Orchha
This morning visit the Great Taj Mahal for a glorious sunrise view. After visit Mehtab Bagh and Agra Fort. Later drive to Orchha. Upon arrival check into hotel. An overnight stay at Orchha.
Day 7 – Orchha Sightseeing / Khajuraho
Orchha, located on the bank of Betwa River. Orchha Fort remains one of the most interested attraction along with Tombstone of Bundela Ruler, right next to the Betwa River. Orchha wild life sanctuary is worth for some photography. Later head off to Khajuraho. An overnight stay at Khajuraho.
Day 07 –Khajuraho - Allahabad
Day 08 - Allahabad
Day 09 - Allahabad / Varanasi (By Road)
Day 10 – Varanasi
Upon arrival at Varanasi train station in the morning, you will be met and transferred to hotel. Afternoon visit Benares Hindu University, Bharat Mata Mandir, Tulsi Manas mandir etc. In the evening visit the ghats to observe the Aarti ceremony at the Ganges. Overnight stay at Varanasi.
Day 11 – Varanasi / Depart
Early morning enjoy sunrise on the Ganges River with a boat ride along with a walking tour of the old city. Later on the day, visit the stupas, ruins and museum at Sarnath, site of Buddha. This evening you will be transferred to Varanasi airport/ train station for your onward journey.
Day 12 – Varanasi / Depart
Early morning enjoy sunrise on the Ganges River with a boat ride along with a walking tour of the old city. Later on the day, visit the stupas, ruins and museum at Sarnath, site of Buddha. This evening you will be transferred to Varanasi airport/ train station for your onward journey.

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