After the grand spectacle of Maha Kumbh 2025, the Prayagraj Mela grounds are undergoing significant changes. The grounds, which were once filled with pilgrims, devotees, and sadhus, are now transitioning back into their original state. However, the impact of the event lingers, and the grounds are undergoing revitalization for future use. This article will explore the transformation of the Mela grounds post-Kumbh, focusing on the physical, cultural, and infrastructural changes that have been implemented.
Post-Kumbh, the Prayagraj Mela grounds appear as a vast canvas of transformation. The large-scale tents and temporary structures that once housed millions of devotees and pilgrims have been dismantled, but the lingering marks of the event are evident in the upgraded infrastructure. For starters, road networks have been reinforced, and the riverfront area has seen the development of better access points for pilgrims. Improved sanitation systems that were set up for the event are still in place, providing the grounds with much-needed facilities.
Architecturally, there has been an effort to preserve the sanctity of the location, while ensuring future readiness. The Mela grounds are now equipped with permanent structures that cater to both cultural and tourist activities. These structures include meditation halls, art galleries, and open-air theaters, encouraging the blending of tradition with modernity.
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