Saraswati Pushkar Kumbh is a rare celestial event that occurs once every 12 years when Jupiter (Guru) transits into the Gemini (Mithun) zodiac sign. This cosmic alignment opens a powerful spiritual portal for cleansing deep-seated karmic debts and receiving divine blessings. Located in the lap of the Himalayas, Mana Gaon is the last inhabited village of India before the Tibetan border, situated just beyond Badrinath Dham. Known as the “First Village of India,” it is steeped in rich mythology and spiritual legacy. Highlights of Mana Gaon: Saraswati River Emergence: One of the rare locations where the sacred Saraswati River appears on the surface before going underground. Sangam of Saraswati and Alaknanda Rivers: At Keshav Prayag, the visible Saraswati River merges with the mighty Alaknanda. This spiritually aligned Sangam is known to cleanse lifetimes of karmic debt. Vyasa Gufa & Ganesh Gufa: Ancient caves where Sage Vyasa dictated the Mahabharata and Lord Ganesha penned it, charging the area with divine wisdom. Pandava Connection: Mythology holds that the Pandavas journeyed through Mana on their final ascent to heaven, making it a moksha-liberating path.