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Wednesday, 1 March 2017

Kumbha Mela , Indian Festival

Kumbha Mela originated as a meeting place for the main religious heads in the country to exchange ideas. Chinese pilgrim Hiuen Tsang, who visited India in the seventh century of the Christian era, described of a similar festival at Prayag, presided by King Harsha. King Harshvardhan arranged the Kumbha Mela as a great fair and meeting of saints, sages and sects, called the Mahamoksha Parishad. It is not clear whether the festival celebrated in Harsha's time was actually Kumbh Mela; for the festival over which, Harsha presided came every five years and Kumbh Mela at present comes once in 12 years. To know more read:


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