Prayagraj : Ahead of Maha Kumbh , mela administration is accelerating beautification project of sacred Akshayvat Corridor, with an objective to enhance the spiritual experience of millions of pilgrims and devotees who would be flocking to the banks of the Ganga to take a holy dip and offer obeisance at Akshayvat and Saraswati Koop. CM Yogi Adityanath , during his recent visit to city, had reviewed progress of the ambitious beautification project and instructed officials to expedite the project, ensuring the site is ready to welcome visitors ahead of Kumbh. Akshayvat is considered a crucial stop for pilgrims.
It is believed that after taking a holy dip in the sacred waters of Sangam, one's pilgrimage is complete only after offering prayers at Akshayvat. The blessings sought here are thought to fulfil spiritual aspirations of devotees, making it a focal point for saints and pilgrims during the grand festival. To provide a divine and renewed experience in Tent City, the state govt has announced a significant budget.
The aim is to showcase grandeur of the holy city and emphasise its cultural and spiritual heritage as Maha Kumbh approaches, with Akshayvat serving as a key centre of faith for devotees and pilgrims. When Lord Ram visited Bharadwaj Muni's ashram in Prayag during his journey to the forest, Muni narrated the significance of the Banyan tree. Mother Sita blessed the Banyan tree, and it was the only tree to survive when the earth submerged during the deluge.
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