The Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 in Prayagraj has left a deep impact on visitors from Estonia, who described the event as a profound spiritual journey. They praised the grand arrangements, vibrant energy, and the deep cultural significance of the event.
“A Great Experience” – Estonians Praise Maha Kumbh
Acharya Ishwarananda, an Estonian spiritual leader, shared his thoughts on the event, calling it a well-organized and transformative experience.
“It was a great experience… The arrangement was perfect, very secure, and very well done. I am very happy, and I hope people can come to the next Maha Kumbh Mela too,” he told ANI.
He further described his visit as “very good, very sincere, and heart-opening.”
Appreciation for India’s Spiritual and Cultural Heritage
Another visitor, Inga Murullarim, called Maha Kumbh “one of the world’s biggest pilgrimages” and was in awe of the arrangements.
“The facilities were fantastic. When I learned about the thousands of new roads built, the tents, and even the camp village, I was amazed. It was incredible to see how well everything was managed to host so many people. We felt really well taken care of,” she said.
Inga also expressed her admiration for India’s temples and spiritual energy.
“I enjoy the temples in India and the energies they hold. Since we come from Estonia’s Shiva temple, we deeply understand and appreciate the spiritual essence of temples.”
Strengthening India-Estonia Ties Through Spiritual Bond
Speaking about India-Estonia relations, Inga highlighted how spirituality has strengthened the bond between the two nations.
“A year ago, we opened a Shiva temple in Estonia, and both Estonian and Hindu communities came together to celebrate this. Hundreds of people worked to make it happen, creating a strong cultural and spiritual bond between the two nations,” she shared.
Maha Kumbh 2025: A Global Spiritual Gathering
The Maha Kumbh Mela 2025, which began on Paush Purnima (January 13, 2025), is the world’s largest spiritual gathering, attracting millions of devotees and visitors from around the globe. The event will continue until Mahashivratri on February 26, 2025.
With its profound spiritual energy, cultural richness, and grand organization, Maha Kumbh continues to fascinate global visitors, strengthening India’s spiritual and cultural influence worldwide.
