Similar to other holy places, the Pitru Paksha (usually September-October) is considered the most potent time for Shradh at the Triveni Sangam. Performing the rites on the specific Tithi (lunar day) of the ancestor’s passing during this period is ideal.
Other auspicious times include:
Magh Mela: During the Hindu month of Magh (January-February), when many pilgrims and saints congregate here, performing Shradh holds special significance.
Amavasya: The new moon day of every month.
Death Anniversary: The annual Tithi of the ancestor’s passing (Varshik Shradh).
However, the sanctity of Prayagraj is such that Shradh can be performed beneficially on almost any day with sincere devotion.
