Official notice:The 2027 shahi snan dates are published in the Kumbh Mela Authority's Kumbh Mela Plan. Nashik–Trimbakeshwar, 2026–2028.Ramkund & Kushavarta portalsView bathing dates
August to September 2027Nashik & Trimbakeshwar

The three shahi snan dates of 2027

Three shahi snan, the akhadas' baths on the main bathing days, fall in August and September 2027. Two are on the same day at Nashik and Trimbakeshwar. The third is on a Saturday at Nashik and the Sunday after at Trimbakeshwar.

Where These Dates Come From

Kumbh Mela Plan, June 2026

Published by the Kumbh Mela Authority. Interim, and not yet notified

The first two

2 August and 31 August 2027

At both Nashik and Trimbakeshwar, on the same day

The third

11 and 12 September 2027

Nashik on the Saturday, Trimbakeshwar on the Sunday

Key Dates Summary

When are the three shahi snan of the Nashik Kumbh 2027?

On Monday 2 August 2027, Tuesday 31 August 2027, and Saturday 11 September 2027 at Nashik with Sunday 12 September 2027 at Trimbakeshwar. A शाही स्नान shahi snan is the royal bath, the akhadas’ bath on the main bathing days of a Kumbh. The first two fall on the same day at both towns. The third falls on different days at the two.

• First shahi snan, Monday 2 August 2027, both towns• Second shahi snan, Tuesday 31 August 2027, both towns• Third shahi snan, 11 September at Nashik and 12 September at Trimbakeshwar

What is a shahi snan?

The akhadas’ bath, taken in procession before the general bathing on each of the main bathing days. There are three at this Kumbh.

The Schedule

Which town bathes on which day?

Three shahi snan, on four dates, because the third falls on different days at the two towns. The akhadas bathe first on each, and the general bathing follows.

The three shahi snan of the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2027, with the town and ghat each falls at
Bathing dayDate & dayPlaceKind of day
First shahi snanBoth towns, the same day2 August 2027MondayNashik and TrimbakeshwarRamkund and KushavartaShahi snan I
Second shahi snanBoth towns, the same day31 August 2027TuesdayNashik and TrimbakeshwarRamkund and KushavartaShahi snan II
Third shahi snanNashik's day11 September 2027SaturdayNashikRamkundShahi snan III
Third shahi snanTrimbakeshwar's day12 September 2027SundayTrimbakeshwarKushavartaShahi snan III

How to read this table

Every date here is published by the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Kumbh Mela Authority in its Kumbh Mela Plan, which states that it is interim and subject to revision. No formal government notification of the dates has been published. No tithi has been published for any of these days, because the Rashtriya Panchang for the year they fall in is not yet out. No hour has been published for the akhadas' bath or for general bathing on any of them.

The three days

Who bathes where on a shahi snan day?

The Vaishnav akhadas bathe at Ramkund in Nashik, and the Shaiva and Udasin akhadas at Kushavarta in Trimbakeshwar, on each of the three days.

The first two shahi snan fall on the same day at both towns. The third falls on a Saturday at Nashik and the Sunday after at Trimbakeshwar.

The shahi snan
The three dates

August to September 2027

Shahi snan 2027
Shahi snan I2 August
Shahi snan II31 August
Shahi snan III, Nashik11 September
Shahi snan III, Trimbakeshwar12 September

Frequently asked questions

How many shahi snan are there at the Nashik Kumbh 2027?
Three. The first is on Monday 2 August 2027 and the second on Tuesday 31 August 2027, each at both Nashik and Trimbakeshwar. The third is on Saturday 11 September 2027 at Nashik and Sunday 12 September 2027 at Trimbakeshwar.
Which akhadas bathe at Nashik and which at Trimbakeshwar?
The Vaishnav akhadas bathe at Ramkund in Nashik, and the Shaiva and Udasin akhadas at Kushavarta in Trimbakeshwar. That is the arrangement on every shahi snan day.
What time can the public bathe on a shahi snan day?
No hour has been published yet, for the akhadas' bath or for general bathing, on any of the three days.
Sources

Where do these dates come from?

Every date on this page is from the sources below.

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