One should next repair, O virtuous one, to the _tirtha_ called _Satasahasraka_. Near to this is another called _Sahasraka_. Both are celebrated, and one that batheth in them, obtaineth the merit of giving away a thousand kine. Fasts and gifts there multiply a thousandfold. One should next proceed, O king, to the excellent _tirtha_ called _Renuka_. One should bathe there and worship the _Pitris_ and the gods. By this, cleansed from every sin, he obtaineth the merit of the _Agnishtoma_ sacrifice. Bathing next in the _tirtha_ called _Vimochana_ with passions and senses under control, one is cleansed from all the sins generated by the acceptance of gifts. With senses under control and practising the Brahmacharya mode of life, one should next repair to the woods of Panchavati. By a sojourn thither, one earneth much virtue and becometh adored in the regions of the virtuous. One should next go to the _tirtha_ of _Varuna_ called _Taijasa_, blazing in effulgence of its own. There in that _tirtha_ is the lord of Yoga, Sthanu himself, having for his vehicle the bull. He that sojourneth there, obtaineth success by worshipping the god of gods. It was there that the gods with Brahma at their head and Rishis endued with wealth of asceticism, installed Guha as the generalissimo of the celestials. To the east of that _tirtha_ is another, O perpetuator of Kuru race, that is called Kuru _tirtha_. With senses under control and leading a Brahmacharya mode of life, he that bathes in _Kuru-tirtha_, becometh cleansed of all his sins and obtaineth the region of Brahma. With subdued senses and regulated diet one should next proceed to _Svargadwara_. Sojourning thither, one obtaineth the merit of the _Agnishtoma_ sacrifice and goeth to the abode of Brahma. The pilgrim should then, O king, proceed to the _tirtha_ called _Anaraka_. Bathing there, O king, one never meeteth with distress hereafter. There, O king, Brahma himself with the other gods having Narayana at their head, is ever present, O tiger among men! And, O royal son of the Kuru race, the wife also of Rudra is present there. Beholding the goddess, one never meeteth with distress hereafter. There in that _tirtha_ O king, is also (an image of) _Visweswara_, the lord of Uma. Beholding the god of gods there, one is cleansed of all his sins. Beholding also (the image of) _Narayana_ from whose navel had sprung the lotus, one blazeth forth, O royal represser of all foes, and goeth to the abode of Vishnu. O bull among men, he that batheth in the _tirthas_ of all the gods, is exempted from every sorrow and blazeth forth like the Moon. The pilgrim should next proceed, O king, to _Swastipura_. By walking around that place, one obtaineth the merit of giving away a thousand kine. Arriving next at the _tirtha_ called _Pavana_, one should offer oblations to the _Pitris_ and the gods. By this, he obtaineth, O Bharata, the merit of the _Agnishtoma_ sacrifice. Near to that is _Ganga-hrada_, and another, O Bharata, called _Kupa_.