Guwahati, June 9: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday said the state government is fully prepared to welcome lakhs of devotees to the Kamakhya Temple during the upcoming Ambubachi Mela, scheduled from June 22 to 26.
Taking to X, Sarma said, “The Ambubachi Mahayog in 2025 is scheduled from 22–26 June, when the sacred Nilachal Hills will host lakhs of devotees who will descend upon Kamrupa to celebrate Maa Kamakhya’s divine femininity.”
He said the government is working in coordination with 24 departments to ensure the smooth conduct of the annual spiritual gathering.
“The administration is also setting up medical camps with doctors and medicines, while sufficient ferries will be deployed on the Brahmaputra, which flows just below the Nilachal Hills,” Sarma added.
He further stated, “During the Ambubachi Mela, no VIP or VVIP movement will be allowed at the Kamakhya Temple, and entry for all visitors will be prohibited from 8:30 pm on June 23.”
The temple traditionally closes its doors on the intervening night of June 22–23, in line with the belief that Goddess Kamakhya undergoes her annual menstrual cycle during this time.
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