These mesmerizing words in the poem give me goosebumps. According to Kabiguru's poem Devatar Gras, the journey to the Ganges during that period was two to three months. From literature to reality was the same. At that time, the system of travel was by river. That's why people say "Sob tirtho baar baar, gangasagar ek baar" (it means that every holy place can be visited multiple times but Ganga Sagar is a one-time deal).
This is hard to explain whether it is fair for people or vice versa. It's like the whole of India came together on the auspicious day of Makar Sankranti. While growing up by reading the stories written by Samaresh Mazumdar, Nabanita Deb Sen, and Sirshendu Mukherjee, it is natural to get excited for visiting either Kumbh or Gangasagar.
History, Mythology, and Literature have sung the same that it is a place where Ganga has merged in the sea. The flood of people arrives in India's West Bengal's southern region where Kapil muni's cottage was there. Gangasagar is the complete beauty of Pilgrimage and fair.
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