Mahakaleshwar temple procession draws 80 akharas through Ujjain streets
A grand procession of Lord Mahakaleshwar commenced from the Sri Mahakaleshwar temple in Ujjain on the auspicious occasion of Shravan-Bhadau months.
A grand procession of Lord Mahakaleshwar commenced from the Sri Mahakaleshwar temple in Ujjain on the auspicious occasion of Shravan-Bhadau months. The royal procession, carrying the deity in regal splendor, will pass through the main routes of the city before returning to the Sri Mahakaleshwar temple.
Around 80 akharas and tableaux will participate prominently in the procession. Baba Mahakal and Sri Chandramauleshwar Ji are seated in royal form during the ceremonial journey.
The procession has brought festive cheer to Ujjain as devotees celebrate with chants of Jai Mahakal. The event marks a significant religious celebration during the holy months, drawing participants from various religious organizations and groups who will accompany the procession through the city's principal thoroughfares.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Mahakaleshwar temple procession?
A grand procession of Lord Mahakaleshwar that commenced from the Sri Mahakaleshwar temple in Ujjain during the auspicious Shravan-Bhadau months, carrying the deity in regal splendor through the main routes of the city.
How many akharas participated in the procession?
Around 80 akharas and tableaux participated prominently in the procession through Ujjain's streets.
Which deities were part of the ceremonial journey?
Baba Mahakal and Sri Chandramauleshwar Ji were seated in royal form during the ceremonial procession.
When does the procession take place?
The procession takes place during the auspicious occasion of the Shravan-Bhadau months, marking a significant religious celebration during these holy months.
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