When an event is being streamed, you will be able to watch it here on your phone or computer, wherever you are. Devotees who cannot travel can follow the ceremonies from home.
The streams play through YouTube, and YouTube's own terms apply when you watch them; see the Privacy Policy. Live video uses a lot of mobile data: if the picture keeps stopping, choose a lower quality in the player or connect to Wi-Fi.
Live on 31 October 2026
The ceremonies of 31 October 2026 are streamed live on YouTube and Facebook. The links below open each stream; it can be watched once it has started.
Dhwajarohan ceremony, Ramtirth, Nashik
In the presence of the Hon. President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu.
Dhwajarohan ceremony, New Godaghat, Trimbakeshwar
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In the presence of the Hon. Chief Minister, Shri Devendra Fadnavis.
Godavari Maha Aarti, Ramtirth, Nashik
The Hon. President's visit to Trimbakeshwar
Live updates from the programme of the Hon. President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, at Trimbakeshwar.
When to watch
The dates and times of live broadcasts will be listed on the Live Event Schedule, and the dates of the Amrut Snans are in the Snan calendar. Timings are notified by NTKMA and can change, so check Live Updates on the day.
If you are at the Mela yourself, do not stop in a moving crowd to watch or film. Step aside to a safe place first.
See the Live Event ScheduleBeware of unofficial channels
Many channels are likely to show the Kumbh, and some may claim to be official. The official streams are the ones shown on this page and on the accounts listed on Official Social Media Links.
- Sending money to appeals in chats or comments – even if they use the name of the Kumbh or NTKMA. NTKMA does not ask for donations through live streams.
- Sharing personal details – never give your OTP, passwords or bank details to anyone who contacts you after a stream.





