Famous Brahmagiri (Feri) Pradakshina At Ttrimbakeshwar

Brahmagiri Pradakshina which is also known as parikrama is widely performed during Shravan month of every year, precisely every Monday of Shravan month. This tradition has been going on for many decades. The Brahmagiri Feri Route Of Trimbakeshwar On Shravani Somwar, starts from the divine Kushavarta pond in trimbak village on Sunday night. The total perimeter distance is about 42 kilometers. All this circumambulation is covered barefoot by the devotees.

On Sunday or early Monday morning of the Shravan month, this parikrama is started. This Devine pradaksina starts from the famous Kushawart Tirtha kund (belived as origin of Godavari River) in Trimbakeshwar village.

The journey begins after bathing in the holy river Godavari. The devotees who are blessed by destiny reach this bright spot to get rid of all the sins and then en route to Prayagatirtha Kund. It is a very nominal distance from Kushawart tirtha Kund. Walking for a while, you can notice some scenic beauty, including dense forestation, waterfall showers and Greenlands. The kind may seem like a tank and has the visitors’ hearts. While moving ahead to the route, you can reach Ghoti. Only after walking a good hour and absorbing nature’s paradise will you be able to see a mid-point that diverts the road in two ways; one leads to Ghoti and another to Khandala.