Paying a tribute to Indian soldiers at the Army unit to visiting holy shrines: A look at Yamuna Srinidhi's North India tour

Kannada actress Yamuna Srinidhi seems to be on a much-needed break. The actress, who was held up with shoots for her movies and TV shows, has finally managed to squeeze in some time for herself and is touring around North India now.

Although her tour started with her performing Bharatnatyam at an event organised by the Indian Army at Delhi, the actress is not leaving any opportunity to make the most of her time in North India. Here is a quick glimpse of her tour so far:

Yamuna visited Delhi to perform Bharatanatyam at an event organised by the Indian Army. She expressed her humble gratitude for their selfless dedication to our motherland.

The next day after her performance at the Indian Army unit, Yamuna began her holy pilgrimage by visiting the Gurudwara. She shared a picture on her Instagram handle, where she is seen standing against the beautiful backdrop of a holy pond as well. The actress is seen dressed in a floral design saree. She is seen smiling in the picture.

After seeking blessings at the Gurudwara, Yamuna visited the National war memorial which is a national monument built to honor and commemorate the martyrs. 'Jai Hind,' hailed the actress as she shared pictures on her Instagram handle of her visit.

"Fortunate to be here in Jammu," said the actress as she shared pictures from the city. She explored the little town and lived every moment.

Recently, the actress shared a picture from her visit to the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine. She posted pictures on her Instagram handle wherein she can be seen posing in ethnic wear. The pictures shared by the actress show her standing against the beautiful scenery. The actress is seen dressed in a chudidar suit. She is seen smiling in the picture.

Not just Gurudwara and Vaishno Devi temple, Yamuna also made it a point to visit the Golden Temple in Amritsar. The actress felt blessed to be visiting the temple.

"The only scene I remember from the movie Gandhi which was released in 1982 was the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre. My father explained the incident to me and I wanted to visit the place and remember the martyrdom," shared the actress upon visiting the place.

Yamuna, who is a patriot at heart, felt humbled to be a guest at the popular Attari-Wagah border's ceremony. "Indian's Josh is always high and touching the sky," she wrote on her Instagram handle.

Besides her holy pilgrimage and a patriotic trip, Yamuna is currently in Chandigarh and exploring the city. She visited the famous Rock garden and was completely in awe of the place.