चतुर्विधानि वाद्यानि वाद्यंते च क्वचित्क्वचित् । प्रत्यध्वं चंदनरसच्छटा पिच्छिलभूमयः
caturvidhāni vādyāni vādyaṃte ca kvacitkvacit | pratyadhvaṃ caṃdanarasacchaṭā picchilabhūmayaḥ
کہیں کہیں چار قسم کے ساز بجائے جاتے تھے؛ اور ہر راہ پر چندن کے لیپ کے چھینٹوں سے زمین ہموار، ملائم اور خوشبودار ہو گئی تھی۔
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī (festival mārga)
Type: kshetra
Listener: A sage
Scene: Festival lanes where ensembles play strings, drums, cymbals, and flutes; attendants sprinkle sandal-paste solution along the road, leaving a glossy, fragrant sheen under lamplight.
Sacred celebration sanctifies space—sound (music) and fragrance (sandal) transform ordinary roads into devotional pathways.
Kāśī is implied through the description of processional roads and temple-centered festivity.
Implied festival rites include playing instruments (vādyasevā) and applying sandal paste (candana) as auspicious temple/festival practice.