Prayag Divine Kumbh Camp

BIJU TP 36 months ago

At any cost please avoid this camp. First of all there is absolutely no cleaning happening in the rooms. Toilets smell like public toilets of bus stations. If you spend 3 nights in this camp, you may feel like in a concentration camp. Bed sheets are not changing and so stinking like anything. Dormitories are pathetic than labour camps, for which on sahi snan days they charges rent of 4 star hotels. Above all, the camp is far away from main sangam. It is a must avoidable place.

Harsh Kapoor 60 months ago

Extremely sad experience for the money we shelled out. The room which we got smelled like a urinal and would have definitely made one sick. Hot water seemed like a dream. Talking of food, it was extremely unhygienic (saw bare hands being used to pick eatables). Guests were made to feel as if food was being served as charity. Second helpings were responded with stares. Talking of safety please ensure getting a tetenous shot before you visit this place as chances are high of getting a bad bruise from nails protriding shabbily from the card board (so to say) walls. Dirty linen, unprofessional staff added to the woes.
The place is also far from Sangam and commuting will be a hassle. All is all, please stay away from this place.

sanjay kumar yadav 72 months ago

One such Triveni Sangam, in Prayag (Allahabad) has two physical rivers — Ganges - Yamuna and the invisible Saraswati River. The three rivers maintain their visible identity and can be identified by their different colors. The water of Ganges is clear, Yamuna is greenish in color but the presence of the Saraswati River can only be felt underwater.[1]

A place of religious importance and the site for historic Kumbh Mela held every 12 years,