Mahabharata 3.120.30

3.120.30

visṛjya kṛṣṇaṃ tvatha dharmarājo vidarbharājopacitāṃ sutīrthām |
sutena somena vimiśritodāṃ tataḥ payoṣṇīṃ prati sa hyuvāsa || 30 ||

"Then after mutual greeting and obeisance to seniors, and having embraced the youthful, those valiant men of the Yadu race and the sons of Pandu separated. And the Yadus reunited to their home; and the Pandavas continued their journey to the sacred spots. Then having parted with Krishna, the virtuous king, accompanied by his brothers and servants, and also by Lomasa, went to the sacred river Payosini. Its fine landing place was constructed by the king of Vidarbha. And he began to dwell on the banks of the Payosini, whose waters were mingled with the distilled Soma juice. There the high-souled Yudhishthira was greeted with excellent laudatory, terms by numerous leaders of the twice-born class, who were delighted to see him there."