तिलकान्बकुलांश्चैव बहूनपि च पुष्पितान् । क्षेत्राणि कलनाभानि पिञ्जराणि विदर्शयन्
tilakānbakulāṃścaiva bahūnapi ca puṣpitān | kṣetrāṇi kalanābhāni piñjarāṇi vidarśayan
അവൻ (അവൾക്ക്) പുഷ്പിതമായ അനവധി തിലകവും ബകുലവും വൃക്ഷങ്ങൾ കാണിച്ചു; കൂടാതെ എവിടെയോ നീലാഭവും എവിടെയോ പിഞ്ചര-സ്വർണഛായയും തോന്നുന്ന വയലുകളും കാണിച്ചു।
Sūta (narrative voice)
Scene: Aerial or elevated viewpoint: a guide shows a companion rows of tilaka and bakula trees heavy with blossoms; below, patchwork fields shimmer in dark-blue and tawny-gold bands, suggesting ripening grain and moist earth.
A tīrtha is not only a point on a map; it is an experienced sacred landscape where beauty and fertility mirror spiritual merit (puṇya).
The verse continues the approach description; the riverbank and grove are explicitly named next.
No explicit ritual is stated in this verse.
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