Trigunananda Tirtha

Trigunananda Tirtha is a sacred Hindu pilgrimage site located in Guniyana village in Pehowa Tehsil of Kurukshetra District, Haryana. It is counted among the 48 Kos Tirthas of the Kurukshetra pilgrimage circuit. The tirtha centers on a sacred water tank revered for ritual bathing and ancestral rites. Associated with the Kurukshetra-Mahabharata tradition, it attracts pilgrims and visitors interested in religious heritage and the cultural landscape of the Kurukshetra region.

Visitors can expect a quiet rural religious site centered on a sacred tank with ghats and small adjacent shrines. The setting is a village environment surrounded by agricultural fields. Visitors can see the water body, walk around the tank, observe pilgrims performing ritual bathing, prayers and ancestral rites, and view simple temple structures. The site is devotional and low-key with minimal tourist infrastructure, typical of smaller tirthas in the 48 Kos Kurukshetra circuit.

Trigunananda Tirtha is traditionally listed among the 48 Kos Tirthas of Kurukshetra, a pilgrimage circuit described in ancient texts associated with the Kurukshetra region and Mahabharata tradition. Like other Kurukshetra tirthas, it is revered as an ancient sacred water site where pilgrimage and ritual bathing have been observed over centuries.

The tirtha holds religious significance for Hindu pilgrims as a site for holy bathing, prayers and ancestral rites such as pind daan. It forms part of the 48 Kos Parikrama of Kurukshetra and reflects the living pilgrimage culture of Haryana, attracting devotees especially during religious occasions and the broader Kurukshetra pilgrimage season.