Yamuna Pushkaralu is a Hindu river festival celebrated once every 12 years when Jupiter enters Libra (Tula Rasi). The event lasts for 12 days, during which millions of devotees gather along the banks of the Yamuna River to take ritual baths, perform pujas, and offer prayers. Bathing in the river during this period is believed to cleanse sins and bring spiritual blessings.

🌊 The festival is part of the broader Pushkaram tradition, where each of India’s 12 sacred rivers is honored in rotation. For Yamuna Pushkaralu, places like Mathura, Vrindavan, and Delhi become major centers of devotion, filled with vibrant rituals, cultural programs, and spiritual discourses.