Alessio Magon

For a traveler planning to attend, it's about more than just a city name. The event is hosted on a massive temporary tent city built on the vast floodplains of the rivers at the Sangam. The entire area is divided into sectors and ghats (bathing areas). The infrastructure is monumental: * Tent Cities: Numerous camps are set up by various akharas (ascetic orders), state governments, and private tour operators, offering accommodation ranging from basic tents to luxurious suites. * Logistics: The government constructs temporary roads, bridges, electricity grids, water supply lines, sanitation facilities (including thousands of toilets), and hospitals to cater to the massive influx of people. * Security: A huge deployment of police, paramilitary, and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel ensures safety and manages the crowds, especially on the major bathing days.So, "where" it is includes this entire pop-up metropolis dedicated to spirituality and human organization.