Choosing your stay for the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Simhastha
The Simhastha's Amrit Snans fall on 2 August, 31 August and 11–12 September 2027—right in the monsoon, and at two bathing sites 28 km apart: Ramkund in Nashik and Kushavarta in Trimbakeshwar. So first decide which snan you are going for, then choose a category that copes with rain.
For 2027 the Kumbh Mela Authority allows approved operators to run fully serviced tent cities. Camp sites are allotted for the season, so we confirm the exact camp, photos and price once you share your dates.
Luxury Camp and Deluxe Camp
Raised cottages with attached bathrooms, meals and power backup. See Luxury Camp and Deluxe Camp.
Monsoon-ready Cottages
Raised, fully waterproof cottages with covered walkways—our recommendation for families and seniors in August–September. See Monsoon-ready Cottages.
Tent Stay and Group Tents
Simple tents for short stays, and shared tents for yatra groups. See Tent Stay and Dormitory & Group Tents.
Read our tent city guide, where to stay for the Nashik Kumbh and the monsoon-ready stay checklist.