Skip to main content

Amarnath

Amarnath is the place in India with full of exciting spots. A famous temple of Lord Shiva is the situated at this place. This is a holy place of India where the natural Shiv Linga created every year with snow. This Linga is created by nature itself. That is the reason this temple is opened for particular time period. The temperature of this place in winter season goes under -0 degree and it’s not possible to stay there at that season. This temple is in the amaranth cave. It is a place of worship for Hindus. It is the temple having big history behind and it is 5000 years old temple. This hill temple is located in Jammu and Srinagar state, India. It’s having an important place in Hindu ancient mythology.

The Ice which lies in the cave resembles lord Shiva’s linga. It gets wax during May to August. This temple is having a big importance as according to Hindu Mythology Lord Shiva told the details about the life to his wife Mata Parvati. This secret of life is to stay alive ever.

Once you visit the temple you will find two ice formations which represent Devi Parvati and Shiva’s son Ganesha. This temple is situated at 3888 meters away from sea level. It’s at the good distance of 141 km from Srinagar. The C.R.P.F, Army (Indian base) with Indian Paramilitary Forces maintains a burly existence in the area to provide the security to visitors. This place is a holy one for Hindus and around 400000 people visit here during the season of 45 days. This season starts from Shiv Ratri Mohatsava in July-August. This complete period is called as Shravan Mas. Devotees have to cross the 45 km distance by foot from Pahalgam as there is no such transport facility due to dangerous paths. It takes around 4 to 5 complete days to cover the journey of one side. No need to worry you can go through horse-riding as well. They horse rider will charge you for the services. It could be the easy way to reach there.

One thing you should keep in mind and that is terrorist attack issues. This place is little disturbed with these attacks due to Pakistan and India board situation. To reach this holy place you have to first reach at Jammu & Kashmir railway station and from there you will get the sources like bus to Pahalgam.  From there you have to cross the way through foot. You can also go by air to Srinagar and from there you can hire the bus to Pahalgam.

Main Languages: Kashmiri, Hindi and English
Population: Around 26 Lac  
Temperature:
Summer - Max: 34 Min: 15 
Winter - Max: 18 Min: -0.1



The route to reach this amazing cave is mentioned below:
First reach Pahalgam and from there you have to move towards Chandanwari (it is 16 kms away from Pahalgam and you can cover this distance through mini busses). Next stop is Pissu Top (a one climbs height to reach Pissu from Chandanwari). Then you will reach to Sheshnag place. It is again 12 kms away from Pissu Top. Then comes is Panchtarni, now the caves area starts and you have to cross them very carefully. Then you will reach the cave of Amarnath Temple.  

Some interesting pictures




Popular posts from this blog

Amarkantak - A Worship Place of Madhya Pradesh

A majestic place of Madhya Pradesh is our next tourist destination. Amarkantak is the small city situated in the middle area of superb ranges Satpura and Vindhya. The average elevation of this city is 1065 meters. The charming weather and best valleys with amazing view makes this place first choice for nature lovers. Amarkantak wraps up the splendor of typical sylvan atmosphere. The 2 best rivers of India known as Narmada and Sone are flowing from this area.  Word Amarkantak comes from Sanskrit language that is related to mythological meaning. Because of religious values this place is also known as Theertha Raja (King of Holy destinations). The Narmada River is having holy values for Indians.  It’s a land of great history holding story of diverse empires. Pandavas also ruled this place for short period.  Amarkantak is added in the list of usual heritage zone. It’s full of dense forest with huge valleys.  When we talk about the spots for travele...

Somasila Dam: A Hidden Gem in Nellore District

This is a fantastic breakdown of one of Andhra Pradesh’s most underrated gems. Somasila isn't just a wall of concrete; it’s where engineering shakes hands with the soul of the Eastern Ghats. I’ve rewritten your content into a high-energy, "travel-mag" style that highlights the drama of the landscape and the peace of the reservoir. Somasila Dam: Where the Penna River Meets the Heavens 🌊⛰️ Forget the crowded tourist traps. If you’re looking for a destination that balances massive scale with pin-drop silence, Somasila Dam in Nellore is your next coordinates. It’s not just the largest reservoir in the Penna River basin—it’s a 212-square-kilometer mirror reflecting the majesty of the Eastern Ghats. The Vibe: Engineering Marries Nature The "Can't-Miss" Experiences The Spiritual Shift: Visit the Sri Someswara Temple . It was heroically relocated to higher ground to save it from the rising reservoir waters. Today, it stands as a sentinel of peace and a must-v...

Majuli - Largest River Island of India

A small island of Assam known as Majuli is our next Indian tourist place. The other name of this island town is Majoli popular as one of the largest river islands of India. It is located on Brahmaputra river the big and every flowing heavy river of India. If we go through the list of largest rivers islands of the world then Majuli stands on 24th position. It was spread in area of 1250 sq kms that is equal to 483 sq meters. However, the area of Majuli was reduced to 421.65 sq kms because of erosion occurred in 2001.  Formation of this island was done by the Brahmaputra River, though its north part is connected with Subansiri River. To access Majuli island people can get the ferries from Jorhat City. This island is 200 kms far from largest city Guwahati.  Majuli is popular for breathtaking scenic beauty. Here in this island there are two villages known as Kamalabari that is located at only gap of 3km and Garamur situated at 5km distance in north. Kamalabari is ...