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Amarnath Yatra
The Amarnath Yatra is organised every year by the J &K Govt. during the month of sharavan ( July and August); the dates however , vary every year looking at the weather conditions and according to Purnima (Raksha Bandhan) in the month of Sharavan (Vikrama Samwat).

Yatra to Baba Amarnath Holy Cave for which one has to trek a height of about 14,500 ft is full of thrill and joy .The feeling of divine which is always beneath ones' heart , burst out and one realises ‘Moksha’ as one attends the Cave and perform the prayer before the Shivlinga . Surrounded by beautiful valleys, mountains , one will always feel His presence on the paradise of the earth, the memory of which hardly vanishes with time A journey which will rediscover the nature
and its love which is always inside but one has never felt.

Vaishno Devi
A mannat fulfilled. A yatra for peace and hope. Amid the backdrop of snow-peaked mountains and coniferous forests, thousands of pilgrims brave danger and an arduous climb to the cave shrine of Vaishno Devi. Young, old, businessmen, honeymooners, housewives and children travel on foot, horseback and bus for a glimpse of the holy cave with its many deities and ice-cold waters. Large families and groups treat the pilgrimage as a picnic, combining religiosity and amusement as they eat, sing, laugh and make merry only to finally surrender to the divine force of the Hindu pantheon.

Shrirdi
A small town with a big heart is how many describe Shirdi. Witness to the hopes and prayers of the thousands who visit for darshan or a glimpse of its holy saint Sai Baba's idol, the pilgrim town welcomes all. A bustling pilgrimage centre, Shirdi attracts all communities and the Samadhi Mandir is a fine example of communal harmony. All activity in Shirdi is centred around the saint and there is little for anyone but the devout. Sacred Sai Baba rings, threads and the famous Shirdi prasad received after a devotional aarti are the only souvenirs that one can return home with. As a piece of Shirdi. Along with a little peace of mind.

Tirupati is synonymous with the Sri Venkateshwara temple --the Hindu Mecca of the south. Believed to be the most popular pilgrimage centre in the world, it draws more devotees than even the Vatican or Mecca. It has come to be known as a charmed shrine that answers all prayers and meets all hearts' desires. Devotees cut across age and class barriers and include the poorest in society to high profile celebrities, many of whom choose to tonsure their heads and give their hair as offering and proof of their unshakeable faith in Tirupati Balaji. The temple's gold-capped shrines have grown wealthier and more magnificent in time, witness to a religious fervour that only seems to increase in intensity as pilgrims both young and old, ascend its hilly slopes in the hope of a communion with the Divine

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