8 Things To Do In Prayagraj After Attending Maha Kumbh 2025

1. Visit The Triveni Sangam

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2. Explore Allahabad Fort

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3. Marvel At Anand Bhawan And Swaraj Bhawan

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4. Take A Heritage Walk Through The City

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5. Taste Prayagraj’s Famous Street Food

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6. Visit The Bade Hanuman Mandir

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7. Stroll Along The Yamuna Bank Road

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8. Shop For Local Handicrafts And Souvenirs

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