Guwahati, June 16: The annual Ambubachi Mela, one of the country’s most significant spiritual festivals, will begin at the sacred Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati on June 22, drawing thousands of devotees, saints, and pilgrims from across India and beyond.
The festival is dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya and symbolises fertility, creation, and the life-giving power of nature. During the observance, the temple remains closed for special rituals before reopening on June 26 for devotees.
Deeply rooted in centuries-old traditions, Ambubachi Mela celebrates the divine feminine and holds a special place in India’s spiritual and cultural heritage. The event transforms the temple complex into a vibrant centre of faith, devotion, and cultural exchange.
Authorities have put in place extensive arrangements for security, crowd management, healthcare, and pilgrim services to ensure the smooth conduct of the festival.
The annual gathering continues to attract spiritual seekers from around the world, reinforcing Kamakhya’s status as one of India’s most revered pilgrimage destinations.