A spiritually uplifting event held annually in Naimisharanya, where lakhs of devotees undertake a sacred 16 km parikrama (circumambulation) of the holy forest. This event is rooted in ancient tradition, believed to wash away sins and grant moksha. Daily yagnas, satsangs, and bhajan sandhyas create a deeply devotional environment. The mela also features spiritual discourses by saints and Mahants who guide devotees. Mass bhandaras (community meals) are organized to serve prasad to pilgrims from across India. Ritual dips in Gomti river and darshan at Lalita Devi temple are considered especially powerful during this period. The mela reflects cultural unity, selfless service, and deep reverence for Sanatan Dharma.