Magh Mela 2025 Dates

Magh Mela is an auspicious annual Hindu Ritual held in the month of Magh. It is also called mini Kumbh Mela. It is celebrated in the month of Magh as per the Hindu calendar, which falls during January or February. The Magh Mela is, however, not confined only to the month of Magh, and the important bathing dates are spread over 45 days. It is believed that taking a holy dip at the Sangam on the auspicious days during the period will wash away the sins and will lead to Moksha.



The venue for this festival is Sangam in Allahabad, which is the confluence of the Yamuna, Saraswati, and Ganga rivers. During the mela, several cultural events are held. Dramatic portrayals from Hindu Epics and Puranas, Bhajans, music and dance performances, and folk theatre are part of the grand spectacle. Many organizers provide free food and accommodation for the Sadhus and people who come from all over the country.

In 2025 Magh Mela begins on January 13

Important Bathing Dates 2025:

January 13 – Paush Purnima

January 14  – Makara Sankranti

January 29 – Mauni Amavasya

February 03 – Vasant Panchami

February 12 – Magha Purnima

February 26 – Maha Shivaratri. 

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