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Nashik Kumbh Mela 2027: Dates, Shahi Snan Schedule & Complete Guide
Mark your calendar for the amrit snan that washes away the sins of lifetimes
Nashik Kumbh Mela 2027 Shahi Snan Dates
- 2 August 2027
- Monday (Somvati Amavasya)
- Ramkund & Trimbakeshwar
The sacred opening Amrit Snan marks an auspicious beginning. When Shravan Month unites with Somvati Amavasya, the day becomes exceptionally powerful for Shiva Bhakti. A holy dip on this divine occasion is believed to bless devotees with protection, health, and spiritual strength.
- 31 August 2027
- Tuesday (Shravan Amavasya)
- Ramkund & Trimbakeshwar
The main day of the Simhastha Kumbh arrives when the sacred planetary alignment reaches its divine peak. On this rare occasion, the holy waters are believed to transform into pure Amrit (nectar of immortality). Millions of devotees gather to witness and take part in this once-in-a-lifetime spiritual moment.
- 11 & 12 September 2027
- Sat & Sun (Vaman Dwadashi)
- Nashik (Ramkund) - For Vaishnava Sadhus - 11th Sept 2027
- Trimbakeshwar - For Shaiva Sadhus - 12th Sept 2027
A highly sacred bathing day of the Kumbh, observed with deep devotion and spiritual intensity. On this powerful occasion, devotees take the holy dip to earn immense Punya, seeking divine blessings, purification, and lifelong spiritual upliftment.
Nashik Kumbh Mela 2027 Dates: Shahi Snan and Full Schedule
Your complete guide to the Nashik Kumbh Mela 2027 — a sacred once-in-12-years gathering that brings millions of devotees together in spiritual unity.”
| DATE | EVENT NAME | LOCATIONS |
|---|---|---|
|
31 October 2026 |
Official Commencement (Dhwajarohan – Flag Hoisting) |
Ramkund & Nashik |
|
24 July 2027 |
Flag Hoisting Ceremony (Opening of main Mela) |
Nashik & Trimbakeshwar |
|
2 August 2027 |
First Amrit Snan (Ashadh Somvati Amavasya) |
Ramkund & Kushavarta Kund |
|
31 August 2027 |
Second Amrit Snan (Shravan Amavasya) |
Ramkund & Kushavarta Kund |
|
5 September 2027 |
Rishi Panchami |
Both Locations |
|
11 September 2027 |
Third Amrit Snan (Vaishnava) – Bhadrapada Ekadashi |
Ramkund & Nashik |
|
12 September 2027 |
Third Amrit Snan (Shaiva) – Bhadrapada Ekadashi |
Kushavarta, Trimbak |
|
15 September 2027 |
Bhadrapada Purnima |
Both Locations |
|
11 October 2027 |
Ashwin Shudh Ekadashi |
Both Locations |
|
15 October 2027 |
Ashwin Purnima |
Both Locations |
|
10 November 2027 |
Kartik Shudh Ekadashi |
Both Locations |
|
14 November 2027 |
Kartik Purnima |
Both Locations |
|
26 January 2028 |
Mouni Amavasya |
Both Locations |
|
1 February 2028 |
Vasant Panchami |
Both Locations |
|
8 February 2028 |
Ganga Godavari Mahotsav |
Ramkund, Nashik |
|
27 February 2028 |
Maha Shivratri |
Kushavarta, Trimbak |
|
25 May – 2 June 2028 |
Ganga Dussehra Utsav |
Both Locations |
|
24 July 2028 |
Official Conclusion (Flag Lowering) |
Nashik & Trimbakeshwar |
Kumbh Crowd Forecast & Planning Guide
Plan your Snan wisely using historical Kumbh crowd patterns
Where Should You Go? Panchwati or Trimbakeshwar
Choose your Amrit Snan location according to your devotion—whether at Ramkund in Nashik or Kushavart in Trimbakeshwar. Remember, these sacred ghats are nearly 30 km apart, so plan your journey wisely.
RAMKUND (NASHIK)
- Who goes here: Families, Elderly, General Tourists
- Sadhus: Vaishnava Akhadas (Ram, Krishna, Hanuman)
- Vibe: Devotional, Musical, Colorful
- Access: Easy access from highway
Recommended: If you are visiting with family
Kushavart (Trimbak)
- Who goes here: Hardcore Devotees, Spiritual Seekers
- Sadhus: Shaiva Akhadas (Naga Babas, Shiva followers)
- Vibe: Intense, Raw, Rudra-Abhishek energy
- Access: Strict security, narrow roads
Recommended: If you want to witness Naga Sadhus
Shahi Snan Process & Timeline
A realistic step-by-step amrit snan guide so you know exactly how much time, walking, and waiting is involved.
⏱ Time: Reach 12-24 Hours Early.
⏱ 10–12 Hours Waiting
⏱ 4:00 AM - 6:00 AM
⏱Public Bathing opens (approx 7:00 AM).
Accommodation Guide for Nashik Kumbh Mela
Panchwati and Trimbakeshwar are approximately 30 km apart. Choose your accommodation close to your designated amrit snan to ensure convenience and smooth travel on sacred bathing days.
Closest to Ghats
Sadhugram
The Tent City
Govt built. Walking distance. Basic amenities.
Family Comfort
Private Hotels
AC & Non AC
Privately built, comfortable facilities with private bathrooms.
Closest to Ghats
Dharamshalas
The Budget Choice
Shared halls. Very cheap. Allotment on first-come basis.
How to Reach Nashik Kumbh Mela
Travel Tips & Important Guidelines
Planning your visit to the Kumbh Mela requires preparation due to large crowds and strict arrangements. Follow these important tips to ensure a safe and smooth experience.
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
The Nashik Kumbh Mela 2027 (Simhastha) will begin on 31 October 2026 and continue until 24 July 2028. This extended period includes all major rituals, pilgrimages, and spiritual events connected with the Kumbh cycle.
The Shahi Snan (Royal Bath) is the most important ritual of the Kumbh Mela. There are 3 major Shahi Snan days during the peak spiritual period.
During the Kumbh Mela in Nashik, there are usually 3 main Shahi Snan (Royal Baths) where saints, sadhus, and devotees take a holy dip.
The Kumbh Mela is held at two sacred locations:
- Ramkund (Godavari River ghats)
- Trimbakeshwar Temple
Both places are considered extremely holy for ritual bathing and पूजा.
The Nashik Kumbh Mela is also called Simhastha Kumbh, which occurs when Jupiter (Brihaspati) enters Leo (Simha Rashi). This rare planetary alignment determines the timing of the Kumbh in Nashik.
The Kumbh Mela follows a long spiritual and astrological cycle, not just a single event.
- The main स्नान (bathing rituals) happen in 2027
- Other religious activities, pilgrimages, and rituals extend before and after
The Shahi Snan (Royal Bath) is believed to:
- Cleanse sins (पापों का नाश)
- Grant spiritual liberation (मोक्ष)
- Bring divine blessings
It is the most sacred and crowded event of the Kumbh Mela.
Devotees can take a holy dip in the Godavari River, especially at:
- Ramkund
- Kushavarta Kund
These are considered the most sacred bathing spots.
The Nashik Kumbh Mela is held every 12 years, so the next one is expected around 2039.