Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Here is good news for tourists as ‘Kiranotsav Mahotsav’ this year will be held on March 10. At 4.10 pm, the sun's rays will fall on the statue of Lord Gautam Buddha at the famous Buddhist Cave No.10 in the world-renowned Ellora Caves. This extraordinary phenomenon, known as Kiranotsav Mahotsav happens only once a year, and visitors will have the chance to witness it on the coming Monday.
This radiant meeting ceremony is a remarkable achievement in the field of astronomy. Created through the unique coordination between architecture and astronomy experts, this event offers an unparalleled sense of peace to the human mind.
Witness the Sunbeam festival
The rare alignment of the sun’s radiant rays falling on the Lord Buddha’s statue, symbolizing the sun’s warmth and seeking solace in the Buddha’s peace, is an exceptional event. This rare occurrence is a testament to India’s rich astronomical history and serves as an ornament for the entire nation. History scholar Prof. Dr. Sanjay Paikerao has invited tourists and devotees to attend and witness this ceremony, emphasizing that it expands India’s profound astronomical horizons.