Amarnath Yatra 2023: Enrollment For Amarnath Yatra Starts Today, Find Out The Cost And Other Details

Amarnath Yatra 2023: Enrollment for Amarnath Yatra starts today, find out the cost and other details.

Registration for Amarnath Yatra starts today. Registration starts in offline and online modes. We inform you that the Amarnath Yatra starts on July 1 this year.

The first batch will be delivered from Jammu on June 30th. This time the yatra lasts until August 31st. The government has also started to increase security measures during the 62-day yatra.

Jammu and Kashmir LG Manoji Sinha said the government is taking all possible steps to make travel smooth and easy.

Communication services work better before the start of the pilgrimage. Currently, we are doing our best for the treatment of Amarnath Yatris.

Amarnath Yatra 2023: Register for Amarnas Yatra 2023.

People between the ages of 13 and 70 can enroll in Amarnath Yatra. Amarnatha Yatra cannot be performed by women who are more than 6 weeks pregnant.

You can visit https://jksasb.nic.in website for online registration.

Registration is done at each branch of Punjab National Bank.

This time, 31 banks can enroll in Amarnath Yatra. Registration is carried out at any branch of Punjab National Bank.

Many documents have become mandatory for medical and registration records, and travel is impossible without them.

Documents required for Amarnath Yatra.

Pilgrims must bring a passport-size photo and photocopy of their ID. Along with this, you must indicate the date and route of your trip.

How much is the registration fee? Pre-registration through certain bank branches costs 120 rupees per person.

The online registration fee is 220 rupees per person.

Group registration is Rs 220 per person.

What are the old and new paths of Amarnath Yatra?

The Amarnath Yatra path changes over time. Road construction in the area has also changed the route of movement. Amarnath Yatra now has two routes.

One route starts from Pahalgam and is about 46-48 km long. This route takes 5 days.

The second route, on the other hand, starts from Baltala, where the distance to the cave is 14-16 km, but not everyone goes through it due to the steep climb.

What are Amarnath Dham and its significance?

Amarnath Dham is a sacred cave located in the Himalayan foothills of Jammu Kashmir, the holiest site of Hinduism.

In the sacred caves of Amarnath, Lord Shiva is called barf lingam or shivling made of ice, also known as Baba Barfani.

The sacred cave is surrounded by glaciers and snow-capped mountains. The cave is covered with snow all year round except for a few days in summer. It is only open for darshan during the summer months.

What’s unusual is that ice forms naturally at the ebb and flow in this cave every year. The ice lingam is formed by water droplets falling from cracks in the cave ceiling.