By: Nikita Nikhil
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Are you heading to Maha Kumbh 2025? After taking a holy dip in Sangam, don't miss out on the vibrant street food scene in Prayagraj.
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From crispy snacks to comforting prasad, the city offers flavours that perfectly complement the spiritual atmosphere. Here's a list of must-try street foods during the festivities.
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Sweet jalebis soaked in dahi make this combo an unmissable treat. It's perfect for balancing the heat of the bustling streets during Maha Kumbh.
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Fluffy kachoris served with flavourful vegetable curry are a staple in Prayagraj. A hearty snack, it's just what you need after a long day at the mela.
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Crispy on the outside, soft inside, aloo tikki is a street food favourite. Its bold spices and textures make it a must-have for food lovers exploring the city.
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Crunchy and packed with flavour, churmura is made with puffed rice, spices, and lemon juice. It's ideal for munching on between temple visits and festivities.
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Simple yet comforting, khichdi is a wholesome dish made from rice and lentils. Often served as prasad during Kumbh, this meal is both soulful and delicious.
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A true street food classic, golden samosas filled with spiced potatoes are a must-try in Prayagraj. Pair them with tangy tamarind chutney for the perfect punch.
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Creamy, fragrant and loaded with dry fruits, kheer is the ultimate sweet treat to round off your experience. You'll find it at street stalls and local eateries.
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Sweet and tangy pink guavas are a speciality of Prayagraj. Enjoy them with a dash of salt and masala for a refreshing and delicious snack.
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