Images Of Amarnath Yatra

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Pahalgam, the first major stopover in the trek to holy Amarnath Cave. Yatrees reach Pahalgam after taking rest at Aishmuqam.

Pilgrims climbing Mahagunas (Kashmir). Mahagunas situated at an altitude of 4500 meters is the highest point on the road to Amarnath.

After crossing Pissu Top, pilgrims climbing the snow bridge on way to holy Amaranth Cave.

Horses are hired by pilgrims who find it difficult to climb the trek of Amarnath.

Pilgrims are allowed to move in groups so as to make it easier for the authorities to manage the pilgrims.

The Lake of Sheshnag is approximately 28 kilometers from Pahalgam. This lake is considered a holy lake. Sheshnaag, a holy snake is also considered to be in this lake for centuries.

             Another view of the lake of Sheshnaag at the hazy sunset.

Pilgrims waiting in large numbers before entering the holy Amarnath Cave. Pilgrims wait for 4 to 5 hours on the stairs.

Swayambhu Shiva Lingam, formed by the icy cool drops of water in the holy cave.

Security personnel have to be vigilant. Camps are also organized to offer free health care facilities during the yatra.