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The biggest religious gathering in the world is the Kumbh Mela, a Hindu pilgrimage held every 12 years at four rotating locations in India. Millions of devotees gather to bathe in sacred rivers, believing it cleanses them of sins and facilitates spiritual liberation. The event attracts an estimated 30 million attendees on its peak days, making it the largest peaceful assembly in the world. Its scale and significance highlight the deep cultural and spiritual traditions of India.
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