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Share your Kumbh

A guide can tell you the dates and the ghats. Only the people who were there can tell you what the morning felt like. If you have been to a Kumbh or a Magh Mela, as a pilgrim, a kalpvasi, a priest, a boatman, a volunteer or a resident of the city, we would like to hear from you.

EvergreenChecked on Mon 19 Oct 2026

How we collect and publish accounts.

Every account is read by an editor before it appears, and it is published with your name and town only if you agree.

What makes a good account

  1. Write in your own wordsA few lines or a few paragraphs, in English or Hindi. What you saw, what you did, what stayed with you.
  2. Say where and whenWhich Kumbh or Magh Mela, which year, and the ghat or camp if you remember it.
  3. Keep to your own experienceTell us what you saw and did. We cannot publish advice for other pilgrims, prices, or claims about other websites.
  4. Tick the consent boxWe publish your name and town with your account only when you agree. We may shorten it; we will not change what it means.

Send your account

Your account goes to our editors, not straight onto the site. It stays private until an editor has read it and decided to publish it.

How we use what you send

Questions people ask

Will my account be published straight away?

No. It is saved as a draft for our editors. Nothing is public until an editor has read it and published it.

Can I write in Hindi?

Yes. Write in the language you are most comfortable in.

How do I remove my account later?

Use the contact and corrections page and tell us your name and the account. We will take it down.

Sources

1 source · checked 19 Oct 2026
  1. Tirth: Our Mission to Simplify Your Spiritual Journeys · TravNext Tech Private Limited ·