Historic confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and mythical Saraswati rivers.
Did you know? The Triveni Sangam hosts the world's largest religious gathering during the Kumbh Mela.
Best time to visit: October to March, especially during pleasant winter weather; Maha Kumbh periods are exceptionally crowded. · Est. daily budget: ₹2200/day
Indian passport holders need no visa for domestic travel within India; carry valid government identification.
Day 1: Visit Triveni Sangam early, take a boat ride, and observe riverside rituals respectfully. | Explore Allahabad Museum before enjoying lunch and shopping around Civil Lines. | Attend evening prayers near the Sangam or stroll through Civil Lines markets.
Day 2: Tour Anand Bhavan and nearby Swaraj Bhavan to understand the Nehru family’s historical significance. | Visit Khusro Bagh and admire its Mughal tombs amid landscaped gardens. | Sample kachori-sabzi and regional sweets around Chowk and Loknath markets.
Day 3: Visit All Saints Cathedral and explore colonial-era architecture around Civil Lines. | Discover local temples, handicraft shops, and Prayagraj’s historic old-city neighborhoods. | Enjoy Allahabadi tehri, then return to the Sangam for sunset views.
Safety score: Yellow - Exercise caution in certain regions.
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