Mahakumbh Shahi Snan: Mahakumbh has started from January 13 in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. Every day thousands of people come to Kumbh and take a dip in faith. In such a situation, you must have been surprised to know about the stampede in Kumbh and the people killed in it. Keep in mind that on the day when there is a special bath, there is more crowd in Kumbh than on a normal day, so today we will tell you at which ghat you should take a bath on the upcoming royal bath, so that you will be safe. Let us tell you that the fourth royal bath in Kumbh has already taken place on February 2, so the next royal bath is going to take place in Kumbh tomorrow i.e. on February 12 on Magh Purnima. While the last royal bath will be done on 26 February on the occasion of Mahashivratri.

Which ghat will be safe to bathe at

Let us tell you that for the royal bath, tight security arrangements have been made at the five ghats of Kumbh. These include Sangam area, Arail Ghat, Dashashwamedh Ghat, Ram Ghat, and Hanuman Ghat. You can turn to these ghats for royal bath and bathing at these has its own religious significance. But remember that before going to any ghat for bathing, follow the guidelines of the administration. You can take a safe bath only by following the guidelines. However, you can bathe at any ghat according to your convenience.

You can also bathe at these ghats.

Apart from this, you can bathe at Triveni Ghat. This ghat is the main attraction of the Kumbh Mela, where the confluence of the rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati takes place. Bathing at Arail Ghat also has its own importance. This ghat is a popular place to bathe during the Kumbh Mela. Apart from this, there is also a facility to bathe at Lal Ghat. This ghat is also situated in the Kumbh Mela, where devotees come to take bath.