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These answers describe the Digital Snan offering as it is published on this website. A point that is not decided yet is named as unpublished, not filled in with a guess.
What is Digital Snan?
Digital Snan is a remote devotional offering for the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Kumbh. It is performed on your behalf at Ramkund in Panchavati, Nashik, or at Kushavarta Kund, Trimbakeshwar. This is a devotional symbolic offering performed on your behalf. It is not a replacement for physical Kumbh snan, and no specific spiritual outcome is guaranteed.
What does a booking include?
Digital Snan — 5 Sacred Dips includes, for each member, a printed photo that is ceremonially immersed five times at the ghat you choose, and video proof of that ritual. Once for the booking, it includes a combined sankalp, an edited video, delivery by WhatsApp and email, and support. The first member is ₹2,100. Each additional member is ₹1,100. A booking includes 1 to 5 members. On the order summary step, the site shows a per-member breakdown and the total before Razorpay checkout.
Which ghat and date can I choose?
You choose one ghat: Ramkund in Panchavati, Nashik, or Kushavarta Kund, Trimbakeshwar. You can choose a snan date from 1 August 2027 to 31 December 2027. The Kumbh 2027 calendar lists the wider schedule. Those dates follow an interim plan and can be revised.
What photo should I upload?
Upload one clear photo for each member. The picture should be respectful and suitable for a religious ritual. Do not upload a pet or any other animal. A snan is offered for a person, not an animal. JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP files are accepted, up to 4 MB each.
Whose details does the form ask for?
The form asks for the booker's full name, WhatsApp number, and email address. It does not ask for a separate name or gotra for each member. Upload a photo only when you have permission from the person in it, or from their parent or guardian if they cannot consent themselves.
What proof do I receive?
You receive a video of the offering. The booking includes one edited video, sent by WhatsApp and email. A private booking page can show that video once it is ready. The page address is unguessable and is not published for other people to browse.
Can I book for my family?
Yes. One booking includes 1 to 5 members. Each member needs a photo. The sankalp is combined for the booking. You do not enter a separate name for each member.
Can I book from outside India?
Yes. Devotees who cannot be at Nashik or Trimbakeshwar in person can book, including from outside India. Enter a WhatsApp number with the country code. The offering does not include travel, accommodation, or a place in a physical snan queue.
How do refunds work?
Whether a completed payment can be refunded, how long that takes, and which cases are non-refundable are not published yet. A failed Razorpay payment is not treated as a completed charge. Ask for a cancellation from the contact page and include the booking reference.
What personal information is kept?
A booking keeps the booker's full name, WhatsApp number, and email address, a photo for each member, the snan date, the ghat, and the payment reference returned by Razorpay. Photos and the video are not placed in a public gallery. How long they are kept after the video is delivered is not decided yet. Card numbers and UPI PINs are not stored on this website.
What are the limits of this offering?
This is a devotional symbolic offering performed on your behalf. It is not a replacement for physical Kumbh snan, and no specific spiritual outcome is guaranteed. Digital Snan is a devotional remote offering, not a replacement for physical snan. It does not promise a spiritual result. It is not an official Kumbh Mela or government service unless a written authorization says so. The service does not include travel, accommodation, or a place in a physical snan queue. Calendar dates follow an interim plan and can be revised.
Is this an official Kumbh Mela or government service?
No. It is a private devotional offering. It is an official Kumbh Mela or government service only when a written authorization says so.