Ravalnath Yatra at Chandgad is annually observed in the Magh Month. The Jagrut Devasthan Sri Ravalnath temple festival is popularly known as Ravalnath Yatra. Thousands of people participate in this unique event at Chandgad. Ravalnath Yatra 2025 date is February 13. Sri Ravalnath Temple is dedicated to Ravalnath a form of Shiva – closely associated with Shiva. The main ritual during the festival includes pulling of the chariot of the deity. Ravalnath Yatra is observed on Magh Krishna Paksha Pratipada Tithi or the first day during the waning phase of moon in Magh month as per traditional Hindu lunar calendar followed in Maharashtra .

Bhargava Rama is a name of Parashurama, the sixth incarnation of Bhagvan Srihari Vishnu. Bhargava Rama is the name widely used in Mahabharata. His father was Sage Jamadagni and one his ancestors was Bhrigu Rishi. So he was known as Bhargava. When he was born his was named Rama. Thus he came to be known as Bhargava Rama. It must be noted here that the name Parashuram is not used in Mahabharata. The sixth incarnation of Vishnu is referred as Bhargava Rama or Jamadagnya. Bhargava Rama appeared to annihilate those Kshatriyas (the warrior class) that had strayed from the path of Dharma and oppressed people and destroyed Mother Nature. The exploits of Bhargava Rama are chronicled in various ancient Indian texts including the Mahabharata, Ramayana, and Puranas. Parashurama is revered as the sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu, and his tales are often portrayed as both legendary and awe-inspiring. His life was marked by his unwavering devotion to upholding dharma (righteousness) and eradi

Khandoba Shikar Khati Yatra is dedicated to Lord Khandoba and is organized in Magh month. This is one of the important Yatras held to the Jejuri Temple . Khandoba Yatra in Magh Month to Jejuri Temple in 2025 is on February 12. Lord Shiva is known as Martand or Malhari or Khandoba or Khanderao. It is believed that he took the form of Martand and Malhari to kill demons Mani and Malla. After defeating the demons, Lord Shiva appeared in the form of a Swayambhu lingam at  Khandoba   Temple . The festival in Magh month is held from Magh Shukla Paksha Dwadasi to Purnima. The important date is the Purnima tithi. Khandoba Shikar Khati Yatra is annually held on Magh Purnima Tithi or the full moon day in Magh month as per traditional Hindu lunar calendar followed in Maharashtra . It must be noted here that Yatra in Jejuri temple is held annually in Margashirsh, Paush, Magh and Chaitra month.

Sant Narhari Sonar death anniversary is annually observed in Magh Month. He was a great saint in the Bhakti tradition in Maharashtra . Sant Narhari Sonar Punyatithi 2025 date is February 15. Sant Narhari Sonar was an ardent devotee of Lord Vithoba and Lord Shiva and is believed to have had the darshan of Lord Vithoba (Srihari Vishnu). It is annually observed on Magh Krishna Paksha Tritiya Tithi or the third day during the waning phase of moon in Magh month as per traditional Hindu lunar calendar followed in Maharashtra . You can read more about Sant Narhari Sonar here.

Tulsamata Punyatithi is annually observed in Magh Month. It is the death anniversary of Tulsamata. The day is of importance at Ghatladki near Achalpur. Tulsamata Punyatithi 2025 date is February 14. Hundreds of people participate in prayers and other activities organized in the memory of Tulsamata at Ghatladki. Tulsamata Punyatithi is annually observed on Magh Krishna Paksha Dwitiya Tithi or the second day during the waning phase of moon in Magh month as per traditional Hindu lunar calendar followed in Maharashtra .

Vishnubuva Jog Maharaj Punyatithi is annually observed in Magh Month. It is the death anniversary of Vishnubuva Jog Maharaj. The day is of importance at Alandi Devachi near Pune. Vishnubuva Jog Maharaj Punyatithi 2025 date is February 13. Vishnubuva Jog’s edition of Tukaram Gatha in Marathi is widely followed today by the Varakaris who undertake journey from Dehu and Alandi to Lord Vitthal Temple at Pandharpur. Vishnubuva Jog is also a famous Varkari who spread the Bhakti tradition started by Sant Tukaram Maharaj and Dnyaneshwar Maharaj. Vishnubuva Jog Maharaj Punyatithi is observed on Magh Krishna Paksha Pratipada Tithi as per traditional Hindu lunar calendar followed in Maharashtra .

Auliya Maharaj Yatra is annually held in Magh month. It is the festival and yatra in honor of Auliya Maharaj. The day is of importance at Kalamatha near Malegaon in Maharashtra . Auliya Maharaj Yatra 2025 date is February 12. Hundreds of people participate in prayers and various other functions organized on the day. Special programs are held at Auliya Maharaj Sansthan at Kalamatha. Auliya Maharaj Yatra is observed on Magh Purnima Tithi or the full moon day in Magh month as per traditional Hindu lunar calendar followed in Maharashtra . 

Kedarnath Temple is famous primarily because it is one of the holiest Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is located in the Garhwal Himalayan range near the Mandakini River in the state of Uttarakhand, India. Here are some reasons for its fame: Religious Significance: Kedarnath Temple is considered one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, which are the holiest Shiva temples in India. According to Hindu tradition, the lingam (symbolic representation of Lord Shiva) at Kedarnath is believed to be self-manifested. The final resting place of Adi Shankaracharya is located behind the temple. Spiritual Pilgrimage: The temple is a significant pilgrimage destination for Hindus, attracting thousands of devotees each year, especially during the summer months when the temple is accessible due to favorable weather conditions. Historical Importance: The temple has a long history dating back to ancient times. It is believed to have been built by the Pandavas, the legendary heroes of the Indian e

Sant Rohidas was an ardent devotee of Lord Vitthal and his Jayanti or birth anniversary is annually observed in Magh month. Sant Rohidas Jayanti 2025 date is February 12. Sant Rohidas was a cobbler (charmakar) by profession. He used to constantly meditate on Lord Vitthal, a manifestation of Bhagwan Sri Krishna. He used to chant bhajans dedicated to the deity. Legend has it that once Bhagwan Vitthal appeared before Sant Rohidas to help in making 1000 shoes. He had to prepare 1000 shoes on a short notice from the king of the region. He had looked all around for help but got none. It is said that Vitthal then appeared as a young boy and asked Sant Rohidas to keep singing bhajans while he made the shoes. Sant Rohidas was surprised to see the speed of the young boy. He continued singing bhajans and all shoes were prepared in one night. Next morning the young boy told that he will return after taking bath. Sant Rohidas took the shoes to the king who was pleased with