कुंतीश्वरादुत्तरतस्तीर्थं वै कापिलो ह्रदः । तत्र वै स्नानमात्रेण वृषभध्वजपूजनात्
kuṃtīśvarāduttaratastīrthaṃ vai kāpilo hradaḥ | tatra vai snānamātreṇa vṛṣabhadhvajapūjanāt
To the north of Kuntīśvara lies the sacred ford called Kāpila Lake. There, by bathing alone and by worship of the Bull-bannered Lord (Śiva), merit is obtained.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāpila Hrada
Type: kund
Scene: A tranquil pond north of a shrine: pilgrims stepping into still water at dawn; a small Śiva shrine with Nandin emblem; offerings on the bank; mist over water.
In Kāśī, even simple acts—bathing and sincere worship—are celebrated as powerful bearers of merit due to the sanctity of place.
Kāpila Hrada, a tīrtha located north of Kuntīśvara.
Snāna (ritual bathing) at Kāpila Hrada and pūjā of Śiva (Vṛṣabhadhvaja).