Amarnath
Snow-Capped Mountains, Divine Ice Lingam & Eternal Blessings
Amarnath – A Spiritual Odyssey in the Himalayas
Amarnath Cave Temple, nestled in the majestic Himalayas of Jammu & Kashmir, is one of the holiest Hindu shrines, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Every year during the Amarnath Yatra, thousands of devotees embark on a high-altitude trek to witness the naturally formed Ice Lingam, believed to symbolize Lord Shiva’s eternal presence.
Located at an altitude of 3,888 meters (12,756 ft), the sacred cave can be reached via two primary routes: Pahalgam (traditional 36–48 km trek) and Baltal (shorter 14 km trek). The journey is a powerful blend of devotion, endurance, and breathtaking Himalayan beauty.
From cascading streams and glacier-fed valleys to chants of “Har Har Mahadev” echoing in the mountains, Amarnath is more than a destination — it’s a divine experience that transforms every pilgrim who makes the journey.
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Must-Visit Spots In Amarnath
In the silence of the Himalayas, the soul hears Shiva’s eternal presence.
Amarnath Cave Temple
Baltal Route
Pahalgam Route
Panchtarni
Sheshnag Lake
Chandanwari
Holy Ice Lingam
Baba Barfani
Langars and Campsites
Srinagar Base Stations
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Frequently Asked Questions
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When is the Amarnath Yatra held?
The Yatra typically runs from late June to August, depending on the Hindu calendar and weather conditions.
Is registration required for the Amarnath Yatra?
Yes, pre-registration is mandatory and can be done online or at authorized centers with a medical certificate.
Which is the easier route: Baltal or Pahalgam?
Baltal is shorter (14 km) but steeper. Pahalgam is longer (approx. 36–48 km) but more scenic and gradual.
Are helicopter services available?
Yes, helicopters operate from Baltal and Pahalgam to Panchtarni. A short walk remains from there to the cave.
Is Amarnath Yatra safe for senior citizens?
With proper medical clearance, many seniors complete the Yatra. Helicopter options make it more accessible.
