The traditional route of Amarnath Yatra starts from Pahalgam. This beautiful hill station situated on the banks of Lidder river is known for its cool winds, pine forests and snow clad mountains. Spending some time here before starting the journey gives a special experience.
Sheshnag is a major stop of the Amarnath Yatra. The blue lake, high mountains and peaceful environment present here give the travelers an opportunity to see very beautiful views of nature.
Panchtarni, which falls before Amarnath cave, is famous for its natural beauty. It is believed that five sacred water streams flow here. The mountains and open fields spread all around make this place even more attractive.
Baltal is the main base camp of Amarnath Yatra, it is considered the most preferred route for the devotees who want to travel by shorter route. The view of green valleys, high mountains and Sindh river visible from here looks very beautiful.
Amarnath is the most important stop of the Holy Cave Yatra, where the naturally formed ice Shivalinga of Baba Barfani can be seen. Every year lakhs of devotees reach this holy cave to have darshan of Lord Shiva.
During the entire Amarnath Yatra, snow covered mountains, flowing rivers, waterfalls, lush green fields and beautiful valleys make the journey memorable. This natural beauty makes this journey not only religious but also a wonderful travel experience. If you are planning to go on Amarnath Yatra 2026, then first of all get your advance registration done. The Yatra will run from 3rd July to 28th August and during this time a large number of devotees will arrive to have darshan of Baba Barfani. Follow all the guidelines issued by the administration during the journey and you can make your journey even more special by enjoying these beautiful places on the way.
Published at : 03 Jul 2026 02:27 PM (IST)
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