This imposing image has been taken at Prayagraj, the triveni sangam. These boats mark the exact spot where the waters of Ganga, Yamuna and the legendary Saraswati come together. Prayagraj is called Tirthraj with means king of pilgrimages. The priests who dominate this place are called Prayagwals or Pragwals.

I was able to capture this fantastic image with my Fujifilm X-S 20 paired with the Tamron 18 to 300 mm all in one Zoom. The sun was about to set and I was worried about the low light conditions which restricts the zoom range of the Tamron. The image has also been enhanced with Lightroom preset.

Where has the picture been taken and how to reach

Bhedaghat is a cluster of ancient settlements come up along the banks of the Yamuna. It consists of spectacular marble valley though which Narmada runs its course. It is around half an hours drive from the city of Jabalpur and connectivity wise, the roads are good. You need to keep aside at least half a day for visiting all the locations in Bhedaghat. Here is the Google Map link to the main attraction.

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