Triveni Sangam is the confluence of three sacred rivers:
This triple confluence creates unparalleled spiritual power. Scriptures state that bathing here washes away sins from countless lifetimes, and any ritual performed here yields multiplied merit.
The name "Tirthraj" (King of Pilgrimages) isn't just honorific - it reflects the scriptural declaration that Prayagraj is supreme among all 68 major pilgrimage sites in India.
Read the Complete Tale of Triveni Sangam here.
Prayagraj's importance is documented across Hindu scriptures:
Lord Brahma himself performed a sacrifice (Yajna) here, giving the city its name "Prayag" (place of sacrifice). The addition of "raj" denotes its supreme status among holy sites.
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Note: Triveni Sangam is accessible year-round. Boat rides to the confluence operate daily. Magh Mela (Jan-Feb) offers exceptional spiritual merit for all rituals.
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Asthi Visarjan at Prayagraj starts from Rs. 3,100 for basic ceremony including boat ride to Sangam and priest services. Premium packages with private boat to sangam are at Rs. 5,100. Combined Asthi Visarjan + Pind Daan packages start from Rs. 11,000.
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View detailed Prayagraj asthi visarjan guide here.
Triveni Sangam is where three sacred rivers meet - Ganga (representing heaven), Yamuna (representing earth), and the invisible Saraswati (representing the netherworld). The triple confluence creates unparalleled spiritual power. Scriptures declare rituals here yield merit multiplied manifold compared to other sites.
Read the Tale of Triveni Sangam here.
Asthi Visarjan can be performed any day, but Magh Mela period (January-February) is considered most auspicious. Key dates like Mauni Amavasya, Basant Panchami, and Maghi Purnima carry special merit. Pitrupaksha. (September-October) is also highly recommended.
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Yes, many families complete both rituals at Triveni Sangam. Our combined packages include morning Asthi Visarjan at the confluence followed by Pind Daan ceremony.
From Prayagraj Junction, Sangam Ghat is approximately 7 km (20-25 minutes by auto/taxi). From the ghat, boats take pilgrims to the exact confluence point. Our packages include pickup from station/airport and boat arrangements.
Here is our complete Prayagraj guide.
Magh Mela is an annual holy fair held at Sangam from mid-January to mid-February. Special bathing dates (Snan) carry exceptional merit. Key dates include Paush Purnima, Makar Sankranti, Mauni Amavasya (most important), Basant Panchami, and Maghi Purnima. All rituals during Magh Mela are considered supremely meritorious.
Yes, we offer complete online services for NRIs. Our pandit performs the ceremony at Triveni Sangam while you participate via live video call. You can also send ashes by international courier - we receive them reverently and perform the ceremony on your chosen date.
Details on Online Asthi Visarjan are here.
Details on Online Pind daan are here.
Details on Online Tarpan are here.
Select your package and complete booking. Our team calls within 2 hours to confirm details.
Provide your gotra, departed soul's name, and any special requirements.
Experienced pandit performs the complete ceremony at the sacred site.
Full ceremony video on WhatsApp within 24 hours. Certificate posted to your address.
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