On Sunday, the Baba Dhansar shrine in Reasi, Jammu and Kashmir, experienced a remarkable influx of devotees, who traveled from various regions to pay their respects. This shrine is particularly revered for its naturally formed Shivlingam located within a sacred cave, where water droplets continuously drip from the ceiling, symbolizing divinity. The site is not only spiritually significant but also known for its stunning natural beauty, featuring serene surroundings and crystal-clear water streams. Devotees engaged in prayers and took holy dips in the nearby stream, enjoying the tranquil atmosphere and picturesque landscape. This surge in visitors highlights the dual appeal of Baba Dhansar as both a religious site and a tourist destination. Concurrently, the Martand Sun Temple in Anantnag district celebrated the Baan Mass Mela, attracting many devotees who participated in spiritual rituals during the auspicious Purushottam Maas. The temple provided special prasad and saw active participation from volunteers to facilitate the smooth conduct of the ceremonies. The celebrations across various temples, including the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya, underscored the significance of this auspicious day in the Hindu calendar.