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Nashik Kumbh Mela 2027: Amrit Snan dates

The Nashik-Trimbakeshwar Simhastha runs from 31 October 2026 to 24 July 2028. The three major Amrit Snan bathing days fall in August and September 2027.

Key dates

EventDate
Flag hoisting (Dhwajarohan), opening of the Simhastha31 October 2026
Nagar Pradakshina in Nashik, a ceremonial procession29 July 2027
1st Amrit Snan: Ashadh Somvati Amavasya (a Monday)2 August 2027
2nd Amrit Snan (Mahakumbh Snan): Shravan Amavasya31 August 2027
3rd Amrit Snan: Bhadrapada Shuddha Ekadashi11 September 2027 in Nashik, 12 September 2027 in Trimbakeshwar
Closing of the Simhastha24 July 2028

The second Amrit Snan is often described as the main bathing day of this Simhastha.

Do I have to come on an Amrit Snan day?

No. The Simhastha lasts almost two years, and pilgrims visit on many dates besides the three major days. For a less crowded visit, consider avoiding the major bathing dates and the days around them. Weekday early mornings are usually calmer at Ramkund and Kushavart Kund.

If you are coming on a bathing day

Please check official notices

Dates, timings and traffic rules can change. These dates are as listed on this guide at the time of writing. Always confirm with official Maharashtra and Simhastha notices before you travel. This is an independent guide and not an official government website.

Frequently asked questions

When is the Nashik Kumbh Mela 2027?

The Nashik-Trimbakeshwar Simhastha is scheduled from 31 October 2026 to 24 July 2028. The major Amrit Snan dates fall in August and September 2027.

What are the Amrit Snan dates in 2027?

2 August and 31 August 2027 in Nashik, and 11 September in Nashik and 12 September in Trimbakeshwar. Confirm with official notices before travelling.

Which is the main bathing day?

The second Amrit Snan on 31 August 2027, Shravan Amavasya, is often described as the main bathing day of this Simhastha.

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An independent guide, not an official government website. Dates, timings and traffic rules can change, so always check official Simhastha notices before you travel.