Asvini Kumara Tirtha
Asvini Kumara Tirtha is an ancient pilgrimage site located in the village of Aasan. According to the Mahabharata and Vamana Purana, this site is dedicated to the Ashvini Kumaras, the twin celestial physicians of the gods. It is believed that by bathing in the holy waters of this sarovar (tank), one can attain beauty and relief from chronic ailments. The site holds immense spiritual energy and is part of the 48 Kos Kurukshetra Parikrama. Pilgrims from across India visit this spot to seek divine healing. The surrounding area is serene, reflecting the deep Vedic roots of the Haryana region. It is said that the Pandavas also visited this site during their exile. The peace found here is unmatched, making it a perfect spot for meditation and prayer. Visitors often feel a sense of rejuvenation after spending time by the water. The local legends are passed down through generations, keeping the sanctity of the place alive. It remains a cornerstone of the religious fabric of Jind.:
General information
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Ideal Duration:
2 to 3 HoursPlace Type:
Religious & Healing HeritageEntry Fees:
Free Entry: There is absolutely no charge to enter the tirtha or the sarovar area.
Donations: While entry is free, visitors may choose to donate to the temple trust for maintenance.
Pooja Charges: If a devo...Free Entry: There is absolutely no charge to enter the tirtha or the sarovar area.
Donations: While entry is free, visitors may choose to donate to the temple trust for maintenance.
Pooja Charges: If a devotee wishes to perform a specialized ritual, a nominal voluntary fee for the priest's services and materials may apply. :Timing:
Regular Timings: The site is open from 5:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily.
Ideal Visit Time: The early morning hours between 5:30 AM and 7:30 AM are the best to experience the spiritual vibrations and witness the sunrise over the holy water. :...Regular Timings: The site is open from 5:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily.
Ideal Visit Time: The early morning hours between 5:30 AM and 7:30 AM are the best to experience the spiritual vibrations and witness the sunrise over the holy water. :Special Events:
Somvati Amavasya: This is the most significant day at the tirtha. Thousands of people gather to take a dip when the new moon falls on a Monday.
Kartik Purnima: During the full moon of November, the entire area is lit with oil lamps, creati...Somvati Amavasya: This is the most significant day at the tirtha. Thousands of people gather to take a dip when the new moon falls on a Monday.
Kartik Purnima: During the full moon of November, the entire area is lit with oil lamps, creating a celestial atmosphere that celebrates the divine physicians. :Best Photo Spots:
The Reflection Point: Standing on the eastern bank provides a perfect mirror image of the temple in the still water.
Village Entrance: The rustic path leading to the tirtha, lined with local flora, offers great candid shots.The Reflection Point: Standing on the eastern bank provides a perfect mirror image of the temple in the still water.
Village Entrance: The rustic path leading to the tirtha, lined with local flora, offers great candid shots.
Ghat Perspectives: Low-angle shots of the stone steps leading into the water capture the architectural depth and the spiritual essence of the pilgrimage site. :Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Holy Dip in Sarovar: The primary activity is taking a ritualistic bath in the sacred tank. Devotees believe this cleanses both the body and the soul.
Perform Puja: Visitors can engage in personal prayer or hire local priests to perform specific Vedic rituals for health. Circumambulation (Parikrama) Walking around the sarovar while chanting hymns is a common practice.
Nature Walk: The village outskirts offer a calm environment for a slow walk to observe the rural Haryanvi life.
Photography: Capturing the reflection of the temple in the water during sunrise is a favorite for visitors.
Meditation: Finding a quiet corner on the stone steps for deep breathing and silence is highly recommended.
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Information
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Why Famous:
Divine Healing Waters: The site is world-renowned for its association with the Ashvini Kumaras. It is widely believed that the water has medicinal properties that can cure skin diseases and enhance physical appearance. This legend attracts thousands of seekers of health. ...Divine Healing Waters: The site is world-renowned for its association with the Ashvini Kumaras. It is widely believed that the water has medicinal properties that can cure skin diseases and enhance physical appearance. This legend attracts thousands of seekers of health.
Mahabharata Connection: Being part of the ancient Kurukshetra circle, its historical mentions in the epics provide it with a high level of religious authority and fame among scholars and devotees alike. : -
Architecture:
Vedic Temple Style Dimensions: The main tank measures approximately 100x80 meters. The architecture follows a traditional North Indian temple design with a series of stone steps (ghats) leading down to the water. The central shrine is modest, featuring a shikhara (spire) ...Vedic Temple Style Dimensions: The main tank measures approximately 100x80 meters. The architecture follows a traditional North Indian temple design with a series of stone steps (ghats) leading down to the water. The central shrine is modest, featuring a shikhara (spire) decorated with carvings of Hindu deities. The use of local stone and Lakhauri bricks in the older sections highlights the historical construction methods of the Bangar region. The pathways are paved to allow easy circumambulation for devotees. : -
How To Reach:
By Air: The nearest airport is Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in New Delhi, approximately 140 KMS away. From there, one can hire a taxi.
By Train: Jind Junction is the nearest major railway station. From the station, local buse... -
Near Tourist Places:
Rani Talab (14 KMS), Pandu Pindara (18 KMS), Bhuteshwar Temple (14 KMS), Jind Fort (15 KMS), Ramrai (22 KMS), Hansdehar (35 KMS), Dhamtan Sahib (45 KMS), Ekhans Tirtha (12 KMS), Pushkar Tirtha (10 KMS), Safidon (30 KMS).
Tourism Tips
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Modest Dressing: Visitors should wear clothes that cover shoulders and knees as a mark of respect.
Safety: Be careful near the water edges as steps can be slippery.
Packing: Carry a towel and a change of cl...
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