Ujjain Kumbh Mela 2016 Amavasya of Krishna Paksha Snan Doordarshan Live Online | Amavasya 2016 Date Time

Ujjain Kumbh Mela 2016 Amavasya of Krishna Paksha Snan Doordarshan Live Online | Amavasya 2016 Date Time

Simhastha (Kumbha Mela) is a sacrosanct Hindu adventure that happens at Ujjain (in Madhya Pradesh) on the banks of Kshipra conduit. Simhastha or Kumbh Mela is going to celebrate at Ujjain in the year 2016 spreading over from 22nd of April to 21st of May.

Amavasya of Krishna Paksha : Amavasya of Krishna Paksh (dark fortnight) of month of Baisakh (Vaisakha or Jyeshtha) – Day of MAIN ROYAL BATH by six Akharas of Vaishnav and Udasin sects

Kumbh Mela Haridwar 2016 Bathing (Snan) Dates/ Important Holy Dip Dates :

14 January 2016 (Thursday) – Makar Sankranti – First Snan

08 February 2016 (Monday) – Mauni Amavasya –  Second Snan

12 February 2016 (Friday) – Vasant Panchami – Third Snan

22 February 2016 (Monday) – Magh Purnima – Fourth Snan

08 March 2016 (Tuesday) – Mahashivratri – First Shahi Snan

07 April 2016 (Thursday) – Somvati Amavasya – Second Shahi Snan

15 April 2016 (Friday) – Ram Navami

22April 2016 (Friday) – Chaitra Purnima Snan

06 May 2016 (Friday) – Amavasya of Krishna Paksh

21 May 2016 (Saturday) – Vaishakha (Shakh) Purnima

Amavasya 2016: The New Moon Night

What are the sorts of Amavasya (New Moon or No Moon)? Is it unpropitious? How to watch the quick of Amavasya? Get the rundown of Amavasya 2016 (New Moon 2016) dates here. Perused this article to think about the criticalness of Amavasya in India and your life.

New Moon, Amavasya, has exceptional criticalness in Hinduism.As now you are perusing on Amavasya in 2016 (new Moon 2016), we might want to first share the essential subtle elements of Amavasya.

Amavasya (New Moon Or No Moon)

As per the Hindu mythology, Amavasya (New Moon) is a name given to the New Moon or no moon's night. Amavasya (New Moon) has awesome significance in Hindu mythology. It is said that on the off chance that you offer Shraddha customs to your precursors on this day, it gives them peace. Some Kundali Dosh Puja (appeasing the negative impacts of planets) are additionally performed on this day.

Amavasya 2016 Dates - New Moon Dates

We as a whole realize that new Moon happens each lunar month. In this way, in like manner, there are around 12 new Moon's night in a year. Taking after are the dates of Amavasya 2016 (new Moon 2016):

Presently, we will let you know about the diverse sorts of Amavasya (New Moon) that happen each year.

Date	Month	Day	Name of Amavasya
9th	January	Saturday	Paush Amavasya
8th	February	Monday	Magha/Mauni Amavasya
9th	March	Wednesday	Phalguna Amavasya
7th	April	Thursday	Chaitra Amavasya
6th	May	Friday	Vaishakha Amavasya
5th	June	Sunday	Jyeshtha Amavasya
4th	July	Monday	Aashadha Amavasya
2nd	August	Tuesday	Shravana/Hariyali Amavasya
1st	September	Thursday	Bhadrapada Amavasya
30th	September	Friday	Ashwin Amavasya
30th	October	Sunday	Kartik Amavasya
29th	November	Tuesday	Margashirsha Amavasya

Paush Amavasya 2016

As per the Hindu Calendar , the time of December and January is known as Pausha Masa. The Amavasya (new Moon) happening in this month is called Paush Amavasya. This year in 2016, Paush Amavasya is happening on January 09.

Individuals who are experiencing Pitru Dosha, give sustenance and garments to get help. This Amavasya is thought to be perfect for doing Shraddha for your precursors. Paush Amavasya is said to be an exceptionally favorable day to conciliate your ancestors. Individuals who need to dispose of the destructive impacts of planets like Rahu and Ketu can get advantages by giving garments and sustenance on this day.So, lock in for all the dates of New Moon 2016 or Amavasya 2016.

Mauni Amavasya 2016

As per Hindu Calendar, Mauni Amavasya comes amidst Magha month. This year in 2016 Mauni Amavasya is happening on January 09. Hindu mythology says that the blessed water of Ganga stream transforms into Amrit (mixture) on Mauni Amavasya. It is thought to be extremely promising in the event that somebody takes a dunk into Ganga stream on Mauni Amavasya.

Maun intends to stay quiet, so on Mauni Amavasya individuals keep quick of not articulating a word entire day. It is trusted that the universe was made on this day. Mauni Amavasya is said to be the most favorable day amid Kumbh Mela , as the Triveni Sangam shower is done on this day, which makes one solid. Along these lines, you may arrange your outing to Sangam this Mauni Amavasya 2016.

Hariyali Amavasya 2016

The Amavasya saw amid Hindu month Shravan is known as Hariyali Amavasya. For the most part, this Amavasya draws close to Hariyali Teej and that is the reason it is called Hariyali Amavasya. This year in 2016 Hariyali Amavasya is happening on August 02.

Ruler Krishna is worshiped on this day and it is commended everywhere throughout the world, where Krishna lovers are available. This Amavasya holds an uncommon centrality in Mathura and Vrindavan. The Banke Bihari sanctuary in Vrindavan is beautified with blooms to make a Phool Bangla (blossom house). Various fans visit this sanctuary in tremendous group to get the endowments of Lord Krishna. It appears that it would be a decent thought to visit Banke Bihari, Vrindavan this Hariyali Amavasya 2016.

Somvati Amavasya 2016

The Amavasya, which falls on Monday is said to be Somvati Amavasya. As indicated by the Hindu mythology, ladies watch quick on this day for the long existence of their spouses.

Hitched ladies perform Parikrma (rounds) around the Peepal tree for 108 times. Peepal tree holds an extraordinary centrality in Indian society. A hallowed string is tied around the Peepal tree by ladies as a piece of custom on Somvati Amavasya. There is a legend connected with Somvati Amavasya how about we read what the legend says.


The Legend Of Somvati Amavasya

As per the epic Mahabharata, Bhishma Pitamah portrayed the legend of Somvati Amavasya to Yudhisthira.

The legend is around a cash bank who was exceptionally content with his group of seven children and one girl. Every one of the children of the cash loan specialist were hitched, however his girl was still looking for a flawless match for her. The cash loan specialist had a companion who was a Pandit. At whatever point he used to come at his place, his gifts were dependably for the girls in-laws, yet not to his little girl. The girl of the cash loan specialist was extremely angry with this conduct of the Pandit. Once the spouse of the cash loan specialist got some information about his peculiar conduct with her little girl. For that, the Pandit enlightened her regarding the setback of her little girl. He advised her that the girl may turn into a dowager. At this, the mother approached him about the answer for this issue. As an answer, the Pandit discussed a washerwoman living on Singhal island. He said that if the washerwomen puts Sindoor (vermilion) on the brow of her little girl, she will get to be blessed. Listening to this, the young lady went to the Singhal island and met the washerwomen. She requesting that her put Sindoor on her brow. Yet, for that she needed to inspire the washerwomen and she made her content with her administration. Washerwomen satisfied her desire by putting the Sindoor on her brow. After that, her destiny changed. She got hitched and lived cheerfully with her significant other.

From that point forward, ladies take after customs upon the arrival of Somvati Amavasya for the long existence of their spouses. So ladies, don't miss this favorable day of Somvati Amavasya in 2016, and bring the gift of a long life for your significant other.

Margashirsha Amavasya 2016

AAs per the Hindu Calendar, Margashirsha month interferes with mid October to mid November. The Amavasya (no Moon) falling amid this time is known as Margashirsha Amavasya. This month is said to be the month of commitment. Margashirsha Amavasya 2016 is on November 29. This month will have an exceptional hugeness to dedicate yourself to Lord Krishna.

This day is thought to be extremely propitious to begin any religious work. The month of Margashirsha is the month to recall your precursors. It is said that on the off chance that you give sustenance and garments on this specific day, it assuages your precursors.

Along these lines, don't miss the possibility of fulfilling your progenitors this Margashirsha Amavasya 2016. We trust that you have all the data about the critical Amavasya in 2016 and the dates of Amavasya 2016. We should observe over the quick of Amavasya 2016 and how it is finished.


Amavasya (New Moon) 2016: Observing The Fast

Numerous individuals in India will watch quick on Amavasya 2016 (new Moon 2016). Individuals ordinarily keep Maun Vrat (quick of keeping quiet) on Amavasya.

It is trusted that Lord Vishnu have said in Garuda Purana, to offer nourishment to your precursors on Amavasya. On the off chance that you don't offer nourishment to them, they may get to be furious on you. To watch this quick of Amavasya, you can give sustenance and garments to pacify your ancestors.

Along these lines, this is the way the quick of Amavasya is seen by individuals in India. Use the best of this data in Amavasya 2016 or New Moon 2016. We trust that this article of Amavasya 2016 (New Moon 2016) will be useful to you and you will keep your precursors upbeat by watching the quick.

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Ujjain Kumbh Mela Shahi Snan Dates - Simhastha 2016 First, Second, Last Shahi Snan Dates

Ujjain Kumbh Mela Shahi Snan Dates -  Simhastha 2016 First, Second, Last Shahi Snan Dates

Bathing in the Shipra River is one special element of 'Simhastha Parva'. The Kumbha Mela will be held at Ujjain from 22 April 2016 to 21 May 2016. The custom of Shahi Snan will be leading on 22 April 2016, a day of full moon (Poornima) according to lunar timetable. There will be 3 Rajyogi (Imperial) Snans in the Simhastha Kumbhaparva to be held in Ujjain in April 2016. These dates of the magnificent showers were chosen in the meeting of Akhil Bharatiya Akhada Parishad hung on fourteenth December 2015. As this meeting choosing about the dates couldn't be held before it was unrealistic to alter the dates of the essential occasions like Rajyogi Snan and Peshavai. The president of the Akhada Parishad Shrimahant Narendragiri Maharaj had dialog with officer in control Mr. Avinash Lawaniya on thirteenth April in such manner. On the event of Kumbh Mela the heavenly nature and otherworldly fragrance of Ujjain meets its most elevated top when crores of lovers, as well as Deities, Saints and thirty-three crore "Teerthas" will likewise be available. This is interesting.

Ujjain Kumbh Mela Shahi Snan Dates -  Simhastha 2016

First Shahi Snan	22 April 2016
Second Shahi Snan	9 May 2016
Last Shahi Snan	21 May 2016

What is an Akhara (also akhada)?

An Akhara is a wrestling stadium. It is an association of the diverse factions of holy people, Vairaghis, and yogis who have denied the world. The historical backdrop of an Akhara goes back to the around 2500 BC when Adi Shankaracharya built up seven Akharas (maybe 10 as they are otherwise called Dasnaami), Mahanirvani, Niranjani, Atal, Avahan, Agni and Anand Akhara.

Akhadas appeared amid the eighth century AD when Adi Shankaracharya built up seven Akhadas to be specific Mahanirvani, Niranjani, Juna, Atal, Avahan, Agni and Anand Akhara with a mean to fortify the Hindu religion and join those honing distinctive ceremonies, traditions and convictions.

At present, there are 3 noteworthy Akharas: Sanyasi, Bairagi and Nirmal and 3 minor Akharas (Atal partnered with Mahanirvani, Anand associated with Niranjani and Avahan subsidiary with Juna). Moreover there is one little Brahmachari Akhara named Agni, partnered to Juna.

Akharas are partitioned into various camps as per the idea of God they venerate. Shaiva Akharas are for adherents of Lord Shiva, Vaishnava or Vairagi Akhara are for supporters of Lord Vishnu and Kalpwasis are for devotees of Lord Brahma

An Akhara is further partitioned into 8 davas (divisions) and 52 marhis (focuses). Each Marhi performs its otherworldly exercises under a Mahant. The focal regulatory body of the Akhara is Shree Panch (the group of five), speaking to Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva. Shaktiand and Ganesha.

The five-part body administering an Akhada is chosen amid each Kumbh Mela for a time of 4 years.

The greatest Akhara – processed by the quantity of the Saints in it – is Juna, then Niranjani and after that Mahanirvani. The leader of an Akhara is viewed as Acharya Mahamandaleshwar, trailed by different Mahamandaleshwaras, Mandaleshwaras and Shree Mahants.

On the principle showering dates, a beautiful and glorious parade of brilliant holy people sitting on chariots and elephants is seen by a huge number of Kumbh guests. These sadhus, having a place with different camps take a plunge in the blessed Ganges first and final then the conventional pioneers are permitted to clean up in the waterway.

Amid the Kumbh Mela, the stylized parade of the Naga Sanyasis accepted to be a promising sight has every one of the trappings of eminence. The Mahant is situated on a silver throne set upon a caparisoned elephant. Around him are several Naga religious austerity by walking, wielding spears, their stripped bodies spread with powder. Camels and Horses are likewise some portion of this parade which connotes the old Hindu association of the Chaturanga sena, or four-limbed armed force, moving towards the heavenly waters of the Ganges.However, Mahanirvani Akhara is a standout amongst the most essential of all and it is regularly the first to take the 'Shahi Snan'. Their praveshai (passage) and resulting shower in the Holy Ganga formally denote the start of the Maha Kumbh.

Amid the 'Shahi Snan' a huge number of fans amass close to the street sides to get a look at the parade of religious austerity parading in the midst of tight security as they advance toward the Ghats.

List of the Main Akharas:

•     Juna Akhara
•     Niranjani Akhara
•     Mahanirvani Akhara

Others Akharas:
Akhadas of Sanyasi:

•     Shri Taponidhi Niranjani Akhada Panchayati
•     Shri Panchayati Anand Akhada
•     Shri Panchadashnam Juna Akhada
•     Shri Panch Ahvan Akhada
•     Shri Agni Akhada
•     Shri Panchayat Akhada Mahanirvani
•     Shri Panch Atal Akhada

Akharas of Bajrangi

•     Shri Nirvani Akhada
•     Shri Digambar Akhada
•     Shri Nimrohi Akhada

Akharas of Nirmal

•     Shri Panchayati Akhada
•     Shri Udasin Panchayati Naya Akhada
•     Shri Nirmal Panchayati Akhada

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Ujjain Kumbh Mela 2016 Pratham (1st) Snan Date | Simhastha 1st Shahi Snan Live Online

Ujjain Kumbh Mela 2016 Pratham (1st) Snan Date | Simhastha 1st Shahi Snan Live Online

Simhastha or Kumbh Mela is going to celebrate at Ujjain in the year 2016 spreading over from 22nd of April to 21st of May. The custom of Shahi Snan will be leading on 22 April 2016, a day of full moon (Poornima) according to lunar calender. Almost ten million aficionados the nation over graced the celebration with their nearness on this propitious day. Ujjain facilitated the Ardha Kumbh in the year 2010 where various Hindus saw the event. In the year 2016, Simhastha Kumbh Mela will be recognized in Ujjain . Try not to miss the open door and grasp your spirit and material body with the consecrated nectar presented by God.

Ujjain has been a wellspring of motivation to antiquated Indian sages, writers, playwrights, social pundits and researchers since times immemorial. The city has likewise sustained culture, scholarly, Vedic and instructive foundations

About Simhastha: Simhastha (Kumbha Mela) is a hallowed Hindu journey that happens at Ujjain (in Madhya Pradesh) on the banks of Kshipra waterway.

Simhasth Kumbh Mahaparv Ujjain 2016 – Shahi Snan Dates (Proposed Snaan Dates)

Chaitra Shukla Purnima – Vaishakha Shukla Purnima, Vikram Samvat 2073 

Holy Snan                                              Scheduled Dates (Day)

Shahi Snaan (Royal Holy Dip)              Chaitra Shukla 15, 22nd April, 2016 (Friday)

Pancheshani Yatra Start                        Vaishakh Krishna 9, 1st May, 2016 (Sunday) to Vaishakh Krishna 30, 6th May, 2016 (Friday)

Vratparv Varuthini Ekadashi                 Vaishakh Krishna 11, 3rd May, 2016 (Tuesday)

Vaishakh Krishna Amavasya                 Vaishakh Krishna 30, 6th May, 2016 (Friday)

Akshaya Tritiya                                    Vaishakh Shukla 3, 09th May, 2016 (Monday)

Shankracharya Jayanti                          Vaishakh Shukla 5, 11th May, 2016 (Wednesday)

Vrishabh Sankranti                               Vaishakh Shukla 9, 15th May, 2016 (Sunday)

Mohini Ekadashi                                   Vaishakh Shukla 11, 17th May, 2016 (Tuesday)

Pradosh                                                Vaishakh Shukla 13, 19th May, 2016 (Thursday)

Nrusihn Jayanti                                     Vaishakh Shukla 14, 20th May, 2016 (Friday)

Pramukh Shahi Snaan                           Vaishakh Shukla 15, 21st May, 2016 (Saturday)

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Kumbh Mela Mahaparv Holy Dip Dates | Simahstha Ujjain Kumbh Mela Dates 2016 - Shahi Snan

Kumbh Mela Mahaparv Holy Dip Dates | Simahstha Ujjain Kumbh Mela Dates 2016 - Shahi Snan

Kumbh The festival of Kumbh Mela happens at the four consecrated spots according to the position of Sun and Jupiter in various zodiac signs. Poorna Kumbh is held at Ujjain once in at regular intervals when the zodiac sign Scorpio (Vrishchik Rashi) shows the nearness of Jupiter and Sun. Ujjain is situated at the bank of Shipra River in western district of Madhya Pradesh and is seen as a standout amongst the most holy places in India. The city is enhanced with a few religious places of worship, for example, Bade Ganeshji Ka Mandir, Mahakaleshwar, Vikram Kirti Temple and numerous others. On the event of Kumbh Mela the heavenly nature and profound smell of Ujjain meets its most elevated top when a large number of travelers take plunges and love holy River Shipra. Sages and enthusiasts from each alcove and corner go to the religious service of Kumbh Mela to achieve salvation and libration from the endless loop of birth-demise resurrection.

Ujjain Kumbh Mela Dates

Simhastha , or Poorna Kumbh Mela was commended at Ujjain in the year 2004 spreading over from fifth of April to fifth of May. The custom of Shahi Snan was directed on fourth of May, a day of full moon (Poornima) according to lunar date-book. Almost ten million lovers the nation over graced the celebration with their nearness on this promising day. Ujjain facilitated the Ardha Kumbh in the year 2010 where various Hindus saw the event. In the year 2016, next Simhastha Kumbh Mela will be remembered in Ujjain. Try not to miss the open door and grasp your spirit and material body with the holy nectar presented by God.

Date	Day	Ocassion
22 April 2016	Friday (Purnima)	Shahi Snaan	Purnima – Full Moon
03 May 2016	Tuesday	Kumbh Snan	Vratparv Vauthini Keadashi
06 May 2016	Friday	Kumbh Snan	Vaishakh Krishna Amavasya
09 May 2016	Monday	Shahi Snan	Shukla Tritya
11 May 2016	Wednesday	Kumbh Snan	Shukla Panchami
15 May 2016	Sunday	Kumbh Snan	Vrishabh Sankranti
17 May 2016	Tuesday	Kumbh Snan	Ekadashi & Pradosh Snan
19 May 2016	Thursday	Kumbh Snan	Pradosh
20 May 2016	Friday	Kumbh Snan	Nursingh Jayanti
21 May 2016	Saturday (Purnima)	Shahi Snan	Purnima

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Kumbh Mela Is About To Start From Today | Ujjain Kumbh Mela Dates - How To reach Ujjain

 Kumbh Mela Is About To Start From Today | Ujjain Kumbh Mela Dates - How To reach Ujjain

Kumbh Mela is the world's biggest religious fair. It is not just a presentation of matchless quality of the Bharatiya culture, but at the same time is an otherworldly assemblage that gives satsang. The Kumbh Mela held at regular intervals at Prayag, Haridwar, Ujjain and Tryambakeshwar-Nashik on the event of the Kumbh Parva has a vital spot in the Hindu progress. The Simhastha Kumbha Mela will be held at Ujjain from 22 April 2016 to 21 May 2016.

Main Bathing Dates for Kumbh Mela- Mahakumbh 2016 Schedule and Important Dates

• 22 April 2016 (Friday) Purnima Sahi Snaan (Royal Holy Dip)
• 03 May 2016 (Tuesday) Vratparv Vauthini Keadashi
• 06 May 2016 (Friday) Vaishakh Krishna Amavasya
• 09 May 2016 (Monday) Shukla/Akshey Tritya (Second Snan)
• 11 May 2016 (Wednesday) Shukla Panchami
• 15 May 2016 (Sunday) Vrishabh Sankranti
• 17 May 2016 (Saturday) Ekadashi & Pradosh Snan
• 19 May 2016 (Thursday) Pradosh
• 20 May 2016 (Friday) Nursingh Jayanti
• 21 May 2016 (Saturday) Purnima

Previous Ujjain Kumbh Mela Fair was in 2004
The entire period of the Simhastha Kumbh Mela was spanned from April 05 to May 05, 2004.

Things To Do in Ujjain

With regards to things to do in Ujjain, there is no lack. From touring to shopping to trips, decisions are numerous to look over. Gazing from Mahakaleshwar Temple to Kalidas Academy, the city has all the great things accessible that can make your excursion to Ujjain a magnificent ordeal. Recorded underneath are probably the most mainstream attractions in Ujjain, observe:

• Mahakaleshwar Temple – The Jyotrilinga sanctuary of Mahakaleshwar is a perceived point of interest of Ujjain city. It is not just a standout amongst the most renowned sanctuaries in India but on the other hand is one among the most sacrosanct dwelling places to Lord Shiva. Situated by the side of Rudra Sagar Lake, the sanctuary is accepted to be Swayambhu (one who gets power from itself instead of customarily settled and contributed with mantra-shakti). Another unmistakable and one of a kind element of Mahakaleshwar Temple is that the icon of managing god is southern confronting (dakshinamurti), a normal for Tantric customs. The sanctuary, general, has five levels including one underground. Different pujas are performed in the sanctuary ordinary yet the most noteworthy is Bhasma Aarti, which is taboo to perform and go to by ladies. Consistently, an immense reasonable is hung on the event of Maha Shivaratri around the sanctuary.

• Bade Ganeshji Temple – Situated near Mahakaleshwar Jyotrilinga Temple is another surely understood sanctuary in Ujjain, Bade Ganeshji Temple. As the name itself implies, the place of worship contains an immense flawlessly created icon of Lord Ganesha, the child of Lord Shiva. Alongside the fundamental divinity, the sanctuary likewise has symbols of Hanuman in panch-mukhi symbol and nine planetary gods (navgrahas).

• Harsiddhi Temple – Occupying an extraordinary spot among the verifiable hallowed places of Ujjain, Harsiddhi Temple is devoted to Harshad Mata, a type of Goddess Parvati. The icon of the divinity is put between the pictures of Goddess Mahalakshmi and Mahasaraswati. It is said that the sanctuary initially was worked by King Vikramaditya however was later recreated by Maratha rulers. That is the reason the present structure of the sanctuary bears stays of both old and Maratha style, vital among them are two colossal lighting columns or deepsthambs raised comfortable façade.

• Bhartrihari Caves – If you are searching for something else to visit as opposed to sanctuaries of Ujjain then make a beeline for Bhartrihari Caves, situated on the bank of Kshipra River. The cavern is named after the popular sage Bhartrihari, the stride sibling of King Vikramaditya. Dated around eleventh century AD, the hollows in the blink of an eye are considered as one of the diamonds of recorded significance of Madhya Pradesh's tourism treasure.

• Kal Bhairava Temple – Considered as the most essential altar among the eight bhairavas of Shaivities, Kal Bhairava Temple of Ujjain is a principle fascination of this 'city of sanctuaries'. Arranged on the bank of River Kshipra, the place of worship was worked by the backing of King Bhadresen. The sanctuary is decorated by wonderful Malwa style artistic creations yet the focal point of fascination is the conventional routine of offering alcohol to admirers and guests.

• Gadkalika Temple – Situated near Bhartrihari Caves, Gadkalika Temple is one among the old sanctuaries that decorated the otherworldly universe of Ujjain city. Given to Goddess Kali, the sanctuary is set on a stage of a little patio encompassed with rooms. An extraordinary component of this single-celled sanctuary is its tower painted in red and white flat candy cane stripes. With the progression of time, the sanctuary experienced a few redesigns, first by Emperor Harshavardhana then by Parmers and later took after by Scindias.

• Kaliadeh Palace – Located on an island in River Kshipra, Kaliadeh Palace is a standout amongst the most prevalent attractions in Madhya Pradesh. The royal residence was initially developed in 1458 AD by the Sultans of Mandu yet was later restored to its transcendence in 1920 by Madhav Rao Scindia. Kaliadeh Palace is considered as one of the finest case of Persian style of design.

• Jantar Mantar – Also known as 'Vedh Shala', Jantar Mantar at Ujjain is rumored as first galactic observatory of India. It was worked by Sawai Raja Jai Singh in the middle of 1725 and 1730 yet was revamped in 1923 by then Maharaja of Gwalior Madhav Rao Scindia. The observatory chiefly contains four principle yantras to contemplate the developments of planets - Nadivalaya yantra, Samrat yantra, Yamyottara-Bhitti yantra and Digamsha yantra. Later on, comparative observatories were built at Jaipur, Delhi, Mathura and Varanasi.

How To Reach Ujjain- Transportation

By Air

By means of Indore – Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport (IDR) at Indore is the closest air terminal to Ujjain, 55 km away. Indore is associated with significant urban areas in India via air. It has direct air network with New Delhi, Mumbai, Bhopal, Pune, Hyderabad, Nagpur, Raipur and Ahmedabad. Taxi administrations are accessible to achieve Ujjain from Indore air terminal.

By means of Bhopal – Raja Bhoj Airport (BHO) at Bhopal is 172 km far from Ujjain. Bhopal has every day flights to and from New Delhi and Mumbai.

By Train

Ujjain railroad station is a noteworthy intersection of Western rail route zone. It has numerous long separation and direct prepares to all parts of India. You can board direct prepares to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Jammu, Jodhpur, Jaipur Udaipur, Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Ratlam, Rajkot, Ahmedabad, Baroda, Pune, Gwalior, Bilaspur, Patna, Nagpur, Cochin, Hyderabad, Bangalore. Dehradun and so forth. Amid the time of Simhasth Kumbh Mahaparv, trains coming to Ujjain will be stopped at banner stations that are of little separation of 10-12 kilometers. Railroad will give transports to achieve Ujjain and Mela zone. Fundamental game plans will be made for the solace of travelers at the banner stations. You can book rail ticket through site www.irctc.co.in. A portion of the significant rails from real urban areas are –

For Indore to Ujjain-
Malwa Express- Run for all days of week.
Udaipur city Express – Run for all days of week
Indb Rjpb Express- Run on Saturday only

For Nagpur to Ujjain-
AhilyaNagri Express – Run on Sunday Only
Nagpur Indore Express – Runs only on Monday.

For Jaipur to Ujjain-
Intercity Express – Run for all days of week
JP BPL Express – Run for all days of week
Etc.

So have a visit to Ujjain and make it a memorable trip of your life.

By Road

Buses: Ujjain is very much associated by street. Customary transport administrations are accessible from Indore (55 km), Gwalior (450 km), Ahmedabad (400 km) and Bhopal (183 km) to Ujjain. Ventilated transports are likewise accessible in these courses. Ujjain has two transport stands; one is close railroad station for Agar, Kota and Nagda courses and at Nanakheda territory to Indore and Maxi courses. You can book bus tickets from online travel gateways and online and disconnected from the net travel specialists. (www.charteredbus.in, www.redbus.in)

Taxi: sheltered, fast and agreeable go as Inter-city bundles trips (outstation excursions) is accessible to Ujjain by numerous marked skillet India, provincial and Indore city taxicab administration administrators. (www.olacabs.com, www.starcabservices.com, www.taxiindore.com, www.charteredbus.in, www.merucabs.com)

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Ujjain Kumbh Mela 2016| Kumbh Mela Astrological Significance | Snan Dates

Ujjain Kumbh Mela 2016| Kumbh Mela Astrological Significance | Snan Dates

Kumbha Mela is known as "the world's most monstrous demonstration of confidence." Every 12 years at four assigned heavenly places (Ujjain, Allahabad, Nashik and Haridwar), travelers get together for the sacrosanct occasion. The gigantic confidence of aficionados and the staggering numbers are brain boggling. Reverberating the serenades of 'Har Mahadev', saffron clad sadhus, a huge number of pioneers, come to frightened city amid the Ujjain Kumbh Mela additionally alluded to as Simhasth Kumb Mahaparva.

Situated on the eastern bank of River Shipra, Ujjain is a heavenly place of Lord Mahakal. The promising days of Kumbh are the honored time to take a dunk and bathe in the waters of River Shipra. The waterway waters are considered to sacred. It is trusted that the washing in these waters liberates the bather from their past sins (karma), and in this manner gets to be qualified for freedom from the cycle of conception and demise and accomplishes Moksha.

Ujjain Kumbh Mela 2016

Ujjain Kumbh Mela 2016 begins with the primary snan on the full moon day of 22 April. The sacred occasion goes on for right around a month and end with the full moon day on 21st May. Whenever Guru (Jupiter) planet and the Sun are in the zodiac sign Scorpio (Vrishchik Rashi), Kumbh Mela is commended at Ujjain. Ten sacred days of showering are incorporated into the heavenly festivals. The Purnima (Full moon day), month of Baisakha, brilliant fortnight, the brihaspati (Jupitor) in Leo, the sun in the emerge (Mesha Rasi), vyatipata yoga, moon in the libra (Tula rasi), blessed Ksetra Avantika and devout Monday are the most noticeable days to take a dunk in the waters and be free of sins and the cycle of life.

Ujjain Kumbh Mela Dates | Kumbh Mela Snan Dates

22 April 2016 (Friday) – Purnima (Full Moon)

03 May 2016 (Tuesday) – Vratparv Vauthini Keadashi

06 May 2016 (Friday) – Vaishakh Krishna Amavasya

09 May 2016 (Monday) – Shukla Tritya

11 May 2016 (Wednesday) – Shukla Panchami

15 May 2016 (Sunday) – Vrishabh Sankranti

17 May 2016 (Saturday) – Ekadashi & Pradosh Snan

19 May 2016 (Thursday) – Pradosh

20 May 2016 (Friday) – Nursingh Jayanti

21 May 2016 (Saturday) – Purnima

Astrological Significance

Kumbh Mela is held at each of the four places to be specific Haridwar, Allahabad (Prayag), Nasik and Ujjain once in at regular intervals. It is known not a period when otherworldly vitality ventures all around the spot amid this sacred occasion. It's a social congruity where you get the opportunity to see numerous holy people and sadhakas gathering at one spot. This occasion even gives you the shot of looking for the endowments of these devout holy people. 

The position of the Sun, Moon and Jupiter in various zodiac signs decides the area of the Kumbh in each of these spots. 

Kumbh in Haridwar : When the Sun is in the zodiac sign Aries and Jupiter is in Aquarius it is held in Haridwar. 

Kumbh in Prayag : When the Sun is in Capricorn and Jupiter is in Taurus, it is held in Allahabad (Prayag). 

Kumbh in Nasik : When Jupiter enters the zodiac sign Leo it is held in Nasik. It is likewise held in Nasik, when Jupiter, Sun and Moon enter the zodiac sign Cancer on Amavasya. 

Kumbh in Ujjain : Ujjain, a standout amongst the most consecrated spots in India, is situated on the banks of the sacrosanct waterway Kshipra in the western area of Madhya Pradesh. Kumbh in Ujjain is held when an uncommon setup of planets happens which happens once in 12 years. At the point when the Sun is in the zodiac sign Aries and Jupiter in the zodiac Leo, it is held in Ujjain. Considering its significance to the zodiac "Leo" signifying "Simha" in Sanskrit, the Kumbh is likewise alluded to as 'Simhasth Kumbh'. 

It is the colossal showering celebration which sees lakhs of aficionados meeting up from over the world to praise this month long assembly. The formal showering happens in the blessed River Kshipra on the full moon day of Chaitra month and proceeds in various interims amid the whole month of Vaishakh, coming full circle on the tenth full moon day.

Useful Travel information for Ujjain Kumbh Mela 

Amid the Kumbh Mela, Ujjain is amazingly populated by guests. There are all that could possibly be needed alternatives for facilities. Guests can stay in Kumbh mela camp with fundamental civilities or an agreeable spending plan inn or a lavish inn. For bother free bookings of lodging book Ujjain occasion bundles. 

Ujjain has its offer of particular nourishment culture and shopping luxury. The vicinity of ethnic groups of Malwa locale have loaned their exceptional vicinity in the way of life and conventions which captivates all guests.

Do's and Don’ts for visitors

• Utilize the washing zones/Ghats that are approved by the Mela organization for their wellbeing and security. 
• In the event that any unidentified or suspicious item is found, please educate the mela organization or the police control room about it. 
• Take after the movement standards and regulations in the city and the Mela zone. 
• Take after headings and declarations given through the Central Public Address System to keep away from any detriment. 
• Arrange refuse just in the dustbins. 
• Be suitably attired considering the religious and social sensibilities of the Kumbh Mela. 
• Washing of garments on the stream banks ought to be maintained a strategic distance from. 
• Congestion of water crafts must be maintained a strategic distance from. 
• Don't to energize asking. 
• Utilization of cleansers while washing in waterways ought to be evaded. 
• Tossing of the materials utilized for love or ceremonies as a part of the waterway ought to be stayed away from. 
• Be cautious of your things and don't convey valuable things. 

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Simhastha 2016 Kumbh Mela Dates, Bath timings, Pooja Schedule, Temples, Ghats, Places To Visit

Simhastha 2016 Kumbh Mela Dates, Bath timings, Pooja Schedule, Temples, Ghats, Places To Visit

Simhastha (Kumbh) Mela, scheduled to be held in Ujjain next year. Simhastha-2016 will take place from April 22 to May 21 in this ancient religious city after a gap of 12 years.
The Kumbh Mela is a unique part of culture and heritage. Kumbh Mela festival is religiously most important for the Hindus. At every Kumbh occasion, millions of Hindus take part in the celebrations. Irrespective of all worldly barriers of caste, creed, region, the Kumbha Mela  has wielded a mesmeric influence over the minds and the imagination of the ordinary Indian.
Kumbh Mela is not just a mere festivity like Diwali and Holi, but holds lot of importance for people in India. People look up to Kumbh Mela with highest regard, as this event gives them a golden opportunity to liberate themselves from the miseries and sufferings of life.A small place takes the shape of mini India.

There is no scientific method of ascertaining the number of pilgrims, and the estimates of the number of pilgrims bathing on the most auspicious day may vary; approximately 100 million people attended the last Maha Kumbha mela.

Main Bathing Dates for Ujjain Kumbh Mela- Mahakumbh 2016 Schedule and Important Dates

22 April 2016 (Friday) Purnima Sahi Snaan (Royal Holy Dip)
03 May 2016 (Tuesday) Vratparv Vauthini Keadashi
06 May 2016 (Friday) Vaishakh Krishna Amavasya
09 May 2016 (Monday) Shukla/Akshey Tritya (Second Snan)
11 May 2016 (Wednesday) Shukla Panchami
15 May 2016 (Sunday) Vrishabh Sankranti
17 May 2016 (Saturday) Ekadashi & Pradosh Snan
19 May 2016 (Thursday) Pradosh
20 May 2016 (Friday) Nursingh Jayanti
21 May 2016 (Saturday) Purnima

Previous Ujjain Kumbh Mela Fair was in 2004
The entire period of the Simhastha Kumbh Mela was spanned from April 05 to May 05, 2004.

Major Temples at Ujjain- Ujjain Temples

• Mahakaleshwar Temple

Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga is situated below ground level(Garbhagriha) in the main temple. The idol of Mahakaleshwar is known to be dakshinamurti, facing the south. This is a unique feature upheld by tantric traditions to be found only in Mahakaleshwar among the 12 Jyotirlingas. Due to these considerations, worship of Shri Mahakal with vedic mantras proves fruitful for the devotee.

• Harsiddhi

The Harsiddhi temple is one of the 52 Shakti Peeths situated all over India.There is a small shrine just outside the temple dedicated to Mahamaya. This shrine is situated a little below ground level and is approachable by steps, but is closed to visitors.

• Gadkalika

It is located on the suburban of Ujjain, Gadkalika Temple is devoted to Goddess Kalika. This pretty shrine holds an astonishing legend which states that, Kalidasa, the great poet had obtained his actual skills by his genuine devotion to this deity. Gadkalika temple is the temple where Kalidasa got his boon from Maa. The Maa with her beautiful eyes is a joy to behold.

• Kal Bhairav

The Shaivites worship eight Bhairavas and the Kal Bhairava is the most important. It is thought that the temple of Kal Bhairava has been erected by the King Bhadrasen.

• Chintaman Ganesh Temple

he temple is built across the Shipra on the Fatehabad railway line. The Ganesh idol enshrined here is supposed to be swayambhu - born of itself. The temple itself is believed to be of considerable antiquity. Riddhi and Siddhi, the consorts of Ganesha, are seated on either side of Ganesha.

• ISKCON

The International Society of Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), popularly known as the Hare Krishna Movement, was founded in 1966 by His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. ISKCON is a worldwide association of devotees of Lord Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead; its members consist of 10,000 temple devotees and 250,000 congregational devotees.

• Siddhavat

Siddhavata at Ujjain is well known for its sanctity as Akshayavata of Prayag, Vamshivata of Vrindawan and Panchavata of Nasik. Post funeral rites are performed here at the Siddhavata ghat of holy Shipra. Skanda-purana has referred to this place as preta-shilla-tirth. According to some opinion Parvati performed her penances here. This has also been a place of worship for the followers of Nath sect.

• Mangalnath

Mangalnath temple is located on the bank of river Shipra. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva, Mangalnath Temple is a greatly respected holy place situated in Ujjain. According to the Matsya Purana it is known as the birth place of Mars. Far away from the flurry of the city life, Mangalnath Temple is placed on a serene surroundings and it overlooks the vast stretch of water in the majestic Shipra River.

• Gopal mandir

Gopal temple at Ujjain is dedicated to Lord Krishna in blue form. It is also known as Dwarikadhish Temple. Lord Krishna is the lover of milkmaids, the celestial herdsman and the great incarnation of Preserver of the Universe-God Vishnu. Gopal temple was constructed by Bayajibai Shinde, the queen of Maharajah Daulat Rao Shinde, in the 19th century.

• Bade Ganesh

This temple situated above the tank near the Mahakaleshwar temple, enshrines a huge artistic sculpture of Ganesh, the son of Shiva. An idol of this size and beauty is rarely to be found. The middle of the temple is adorned by an idol of the pancha-mukhi (five faced) Hanuman. There is provision for learning of Sanskrit and Astrology in the temple

Bathing Ghats

Bathing Ghats on the auspicious occasion of Kumbh Mela are the major attractions bringing together all the Hindus from the country. During the Kumbh Mela lakhs of devotees swarm the bathing ghats. Here Ram Ghat and Narsingha Ghat in Ujjain are the oldest and sacred bathing ghats. Apart from its religious significance, bathing ghats in Ujjain are the fascinating places for a leisurely walk.

• Ram Ghat

Along the banks of River Kshipra, many bathing ghats are located. The Shri Ram Ghat, also known as Ram Ghat is the most ancient bathing ghat and is very popularly visited during the Kumbh Mela. It is located near the Harsiddhi Temple.

• Triveni Ghat

The temple of Navagraha, the nine planets, on the Triveni ghat of Shipra is a prominent centre of attraction for the pilgrims. There is a confluence of Khan river near Triveni ghat on the Shipra.

• Gau Ghat

Bathing Ghats on the auspicious occasion of Simhasth Maha Kumbh are the major attractions bringing together all the Hindus from the country. During the Simhasth Maha Kumbh lakhs of devotees swarm the bathing ghats.

• Mangalnath Ghat

These three ghats are located near the bridge of the auspicious Mangalnath Temple, on the right and left banks of holy River Kshipra. These ghats were developed by the Water Resource Department for the purpose of the devotees who come for Simhasth Maha Kumbh or the Holy Bath.

• Siddhwat Ghat

Siddhwat ghat is situated near Siddhawat Temple, on the left bank of River Kshipra. A road, next to the Sidhawat Temple, leads to this Ghat.

• Kabir Ghat

Kabir ghat is situated on the left bank of River Kshipra, which is located on the right side of the Ujjain Barnagar road. One can reach the ghat from a lane, which extends on the left side of roads on the Ujjain Barnagar Road.

• Rinmukteshwar Ghat

This Ghat is situated near Rin Mukteshwar Temple. You will find an ancient statue of Lord Shiva's main host "Virbhadra" and old tree under which Rin Mukteshwar’s Lord Shiva lingam and ancient Ganesh idol are established.

• Bhukimata Ghat

This ghat is situated on the left side of River Kshipra, near the famous Bhukimata Temple. A road extending from the left side of a big bridge on the Ujjain Chintaman Road leads to this Ghat.

• Datt Akhada Ghat

This ghat is situated on the left bank of River Kshipra, connecting Ujjain Barnagar Road.

• Chintaman Ghat

This ghat is situated on the left bank of River Kshipra, which flows under the Lalpul Railway Bridge located near a big bridge on the Ujjain Chintaman Road.

• Prashanti Dham Ghat

This Ghat is situated in the atrium of Prashanti Dham Temple & towards the right coast of Kshipra river. The way to reach this Ghat is 1.5 KM Away from Ujjain-Indore Route by the right side of the temple.

• Sunheri Ghat

This ghat is situated on the right bank of River Kshipra, which lies towards the right side of a small lane on Ujjain Badnagar Road.

• Narsingh Ghat

This ghat is situated on the banks of River Kshipra, on the left side of which lies the famous Kark Raj Temple opposite Bhukimata Temple. The specialty of this temple is that it is located on the Tropic of Cancer passing through Ujjain.

Ujjain Places To See- Places To Visit In Ujjain

• Mahakaleshwar:

The Mahakaleshwar temple at Ujjain is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is one of the twelve Jyotirlings of lord Shiva spread over the country. The shivling in this temple is believed to be the only one facing towards the South due to which it is also called Dakshinmukhi (having face towards south). The Mahakaleshwar temple is also a Shaktipeeth of Goddess Sati, according to legends the upper lips of the Goddess fell here when Lord Shiva was carrying her dead body to Kailash which makes this temple holier.

• Radha Madan Mohan Temple:

The temple has been established by the ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness). This beautifully constructed temple is a major draw of the city and is a major landmark in the Hare Rama Hare Krishna movement.

• Kal Bhairava:

Bhairava is the fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva and is associated with annihilation. The most interesting aspect of this temple is the fact that the devotees offer Liquor bottles to the lord and are also given liquor as the Prasad. Kal Bhairav temple at Ujjain is the most important of all the Bhairav temples as among the eight Bhairavs worshipped by the Kapalika and Aghora sects of Hinduism. Bottels of Liqour is available 24*7 in front of the temple.

• Bade Ganesh ji Ka Mandir:

Bade Ganesh ji Ki Mandir in Ujjain is situated near the tank of the Mahakaleshwar Temple which houses a massive statue of the elephant-headed God of Wisdom and Prosperity, Lord Ganesha. The Bade Ganesha Ji Temple of Ujjain is an Institute for teaching astrology and Sanskrit. There also a idol of Lord Januman at the temple which has five faces and is the only idol of Hanuman that is Panchmukhi (five faced).

• Bhartrihari Caves:

Brahitari was the step brother of the great king Vikramaditya. He was a literary genius and wrote many of his Sanskrit classics like Shringarshataka, Vairagyashataka and Nitishataka in these caves. These caves lie on the banks of Shipra River near the Gadakali temple.

• Kalidasa Academy:

The Kalidas academy was set up by the state government in the memory of the great poet and Kallidas. The academy is one of the prime institutions for study of Sanskrit language and ancient traditional performing arts. The academy consist of a theater, museum, library, lecture and seminar halls, research facilities for scholars and a large open air theater.

Apart from the above attractions you can also visit the following places which are worth a visit: Sandalwala Building, Vikram university, The Vedha shala (The observatory), Navagraha Mandir (Triveni), Gopal Mandir, Mangalnath and the  Sandipani Ashram


Important: The mela authorities have also launched a special Simhasth Mobile App having a host of facilities. It will act as a guide for the large number of devotees visiting the fair. Geographical Information System (GIS) technology will be extensively used in mapping the mela area.The GIS-enabled system will identify available parking slots, have information on traffic plan, traditional procession roads, location of ATM counters among other facilities.

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