Char Dham Yatra to begin on May 10: How to travel, tickets and more
Hundreds of years old, Char Dham pilgrimage is most valuable for believers of Hinduism. However, getting to know on which Dham the journey should start from and the Dham on which the journey should end, it can be well described through the article below.
How To Start Yatra –
First stop of the Char Dham Yatra
Char—that is, Chardham—Yatra carries a very significant spiritual emotion for the adherents of the Hindu faith. Among the very prominent pilgrimage spots of Uttarakhand, the Char Dham constitutes Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. Leading in the fraternity of religions, it is believed that Yamunotri is the starting point of Char Dham Yatra. It is believed that if you travel from Yamunotri as you’re starting from Chardham Yatra, you will end your journey hassle-free at the end of the journey. Together with that, it is inscribed in the scriptures that the trip starts from the west and ends in the east therefore after Yamunotri Dham another dham, Gangotri Dham is visited up next.
Second Part of the journey-
Subsequently, pilgrims will come to Gangotri dedicated to the Goddess Ganga, the second destination of the Char Dham journey. The road distance to the Dham of Yamunotri to Gangotri is around 220 kilometers. You don’t need to walk for so many hours. You can reach here by road also very easily. This particular place has a number of myths. On the top of them is the story that worshiping here washes all the sins of the pilgrims.
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Third stop of the journey
Kedarnath situated among the 12 Dirgham of Lord Shiva is the third pivot of Shri Char Dham Yatra. In Kedar meansion, where it is thought, Shiva, the Lord, is still present. Visitors are touched by the power of Kedarnath Baba and are confident that the results they so wish will be granted.
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Last stop of Char Dham Yatra
Badrinath Dham is an integral part of the highly regarded Chardham Yatra and is getting to be the ultimate stop. This holy Dham of Shri Vishnu lies on the banks of the Alaknanda River, and is in Devprayag, the headquarters of the Chamoli District of Uttarakhand. As per religious creed, just by paying a visit to Badrinath Dham, everything that a devotee has committed as sins is broken and the presence of God blesses him/her by giving permanence in life.
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