amarnath yatra

As the amarnath yatra prepares to commence on July 3, 2026, the pilgrimage to a sacred ice lingam at 12,000 feet draws tens of thousands. This challenging trek through the Himalayas is more than a destination; it's a transformative journey of self-discovery and resilience. The ancient site, with its inexplicable ice formation, continues to mystify and inspire pilgrims.

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Apara grapples with Aryaman's claims of her being his wife, Ahana, while her family insists she's Purvi. Meanwhile, Radhika plots revenge against Adarsh's family during the amarnath yatra. Chaos erupts on the train as Radhika attacks, leading to a dramatic confrontation and Apara's rescue by Aryaman.

Prepare for the sacred amarnath yatra 2026, commencing July 3rd! Registration opens April 15th online or at 550 bank branches. Pilgrims aged 13-70 with a health certificate issued after April 8th are eligible. Choose the Pahalgam or Baltal route. Enhanced safety, including RFID tracking and Rs 10 lakh insurance, is in place.

The amarnath yatra 2026 pilgrimage dates are set from July 3 to August 9. Registration begins April 15, 2026, online and offline. Participants need a Compulsory Health Certificate and an RFID card. Eligibility is for ages 13 to 70. Two routes are available: Pahalgam and Baltal. Helicopter services offer convenience.

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The annual amarnath yatra will commence on July 3 and conclude on August 28, spanning 57 days. Pilgrims aged 13 to 70 can register from April 15, with enhanced accident insurance of Rs 10 lakh. Registrations will be available at 554 bank branches nationwide.

The Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB) said on Tuesday said that this year's amarnath yatra has been cancelled due to conditions created by coronavirus. The decision was taken at a meeting of the board to discuss the conduct of the Yatra 2020. The meeting was presided by Lieutenant Governor Girish Chandra Murmu, who is also the chairman of SASB.

Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir have inputs about terrorists planning to carry out an attack on amarnath yatra but asserted that "systems and resources" were in place to ensure that the annual pilgrimage goes on unhindered. He said the stretch of national highway 44 which will be used by the yatris continue to remain sensitive.

The second batch of 5771 Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra (SANJY)-2022, pilgrims on Thursday left the holy base camp for the holy cave from Bhagwati Nagar based Yatri Niwas.

amarnath yatra has been suspended between Panchtarni and the cave due to inclement weather, officials said on Tuesday.

The 40-day yatra to the Amarnath cave shrine at an altitude of 3,880 metre in the south Kashmir Himalayas will commence from the twin routes of Baltal and Pahalgam from Monday. The Army, CRPF and the Jammu and Kashmir Police have been tasked with providing security to the pilgrims and a multi-tier security arrangement has been planned for the yatra.

amarnath yatra, which was suspended for the past two years due to Covid, appears to have generated much enthusiasm among pilgrims with over 1.5 lakh registrations made for the annual pilgrimage in the first 26 days of opening of bookings. This marks a 249% jump over the total 43,038 bookings received during the corresponding period of 2019, when the yatra was last conducted.

The third batch of 4,903 pilgrims left the Bhagwati Nagar Yatri Niwas base camp in Jammu for the other two base camps in Kashmir to further continue their pilgrimage towards Shri Amanath Cave Shrine.

Jammu and Kashmir government on Tuesday said amarnath yatra would resume from Tuesday from Jammu base camp after being suspended for the last three days due to curfew.

Now pilgrims of amarnath yatra can avail mobile service right up to the holy cave.

Kathua district commissioner Rahul Yadav on Friday chaired a meeting of district officers and civil society members to discuss arrangements for smooth conduct of Shri amarnath yatra-2022.

The amarnath yatra resumed on the Baltal route in central Kashmir's Ganderbal district on Saturday after remaining suspended for three days due to landslides and inclement weather.A total of 83,130 pilgrims have visited the cave shrine in the south Kashmir Himalayas during this year's pilgrimage.

The annual Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra (SANJY)-2023 will be temporarily halted starting August 23 due to a decrease in pilgrim numbers and track restoration works.

The Baba Amarnath and Budha amarnath yatra Niyas (BABYN) has reiterated its stand that it would go ahead with registration to start Annual amarnath yatra to cave shrine situated in South Kashmir from June 15.

No pilgrim from the city for the ‘Baba amarnath yatra’ that begins from June 28 has cancelled the tour out of fear subsequent to nature’s fury in the hill state of Uttarakhand, which has left several hundred pilgrims on the ‘Chardham yatra’ dead.

The J&K government has suspended the amarnath yatra until further notice owing to Friday’s communal clashes in Kishtwar.

Ruling out any specific threat with regard to the amarnath yatra, DGP, J&K K Rajindra Kumar on Saturday said elaborate security arrangements have been put in place at the ground level to deal with any challenges in connection with the yatra.

Over 1,500 people are scheduled to go on Baba amarnath yatra this year from Surat, tour operators said.

The annual Amarnath shrine pilgrimage in Kashmir will commence on June 29 and conclude on August 19, as per SASB. Registration starts on April 15. Pilgrims can choose from the 48-km Nunwan-Pahalgam route or the shorter 14-km Baltal route in Ganderbal district.

The annual amarnath yatra is facing a terror threat and the government is making all efforts to ensure security of the pilgrims, home minister Sushilkumar Shinde said on Wednesday.