NAGVASUKI TEMPLE
Locals say rising Ganga, Yamuna levels shift Sangam point in Prayagraj; shops, businesses affected
Water levels of Ganga and Yamuna rivers are rising in Prayagraj. The Sangam area is shifting closer to the banks and low-lying regions. Local businesses and shops are facing disruptions due to the advancing river waters. This recurring seasonal phenomenon brings the Sangam nearer to the Hanuman Temple. Authorities monitor river levels and low-lying areas for potential precautionary measures.
Parking spots, traffic jams and more: Here's all need to know if you are travelling to Maha Kumbh this weekend
The Sangam Mela area will have designated entry and exit routes for vehicles and pedestrians during major bathing festivals. Specific parking arrangements have been made for vehicles from various regions, and detailed routes for devotees to access the Mela region have been outlined. The Akshayavat Darshan will be closed during major festivals.
Inspired by 2,500-year-old Persian tech, pontoon bridges connect Sangam, 'akhadas' at Maha Kumbh
Inspired by a 2,500-year-old Persian technique, 30 pontoon bridges constructed using 2,213 iron pontoons are serving as critical links for the Maha Kumbh in India. Over 1,000 workers built these bridges to connect various sectors, facilitating the movement of millions of pilgrims. After the event, the bridges will be stored for future use.
Mahashivratri: Over 4 lakh people take holy dip in Ganga in Prayagraj
As devotees thronged to the Shiva temples on the occasion, necessary facilities have been ensured around Someshwar Mahadev, Mankameshwar and Nag Vasuki temples and proper parking arrangements have also been made, the official said.
Mahashivratri: Over 1.80 lakh people take holy dip in Ganga in Prayagraj
As devotees thronged to the Shiva temples on the occasion, necessary facilities have been ensured around Someshwar Mahadev, Mankameshwar and Nag Vasuki temples and proper parking arrangements have also been made, the official said.
