Even if Gāyatri is not said with proper rhythm in this Tīrtha, it automatically becomes rhythmic and musical

At this place, Lord Rāma along with Sīta and Lakshmana crossed Gangā during his exile

Sage Daumya described the various Southern realms to Yudhiṣṭhira including the river/region of Tāmraparni which was ruled by the Pāṇḍyas

Dhaumya describes the great sanctity of the Payoshni River, saying that its sacredness and merit are even greater than that of Gangā and other rivers put together.

Rishi Lomaśa was sent by Indra to Yudhiṣṭhira with a message regarding Arjuna and the Pāṇḍavas.

Lord Brahmā was quoted by Sage Pulastya as narrating this to Bhīshma. Brāhmaṇa here means a Guṇa Brāhmaṇa and not one by birth.

Prayāg is renowned as the sacred confluence of the Gangā and Yamunā.

The Mandakini tīrtham at Chitrakoot is described as a sacred Tīrtha and closely associated with Sri Rama, Sita and Lakshmana during their exile.

Son of Angīrasa muni, Sāraswata muni sat on the upper garments of the ascetics and chanted 'Om'. At this the ascetics recollected the forgotten Vedas. This happened at the sacred place called Tungakāranyam.

As per Pulastya's advice Bhīshma undertook the Yātra. He started the pilgrimage at Pushkar and concluded at Prayāg.