Amarnath Yatra routes a no-flying zone from July 1

Amarnath Yatra routes are declared a no‑flying zone starting July 1. The 57‑day annual pilgrimage to the cave shrine in the South Kashmir Himalayas is scheduled to begin on July 3. The no‑flying restriction applies to the routes used by pilgrims. More than 3.6 lakh yatris have already registered for the journey. The pilgrimage, which spans nearly two months, takes place in the Himalayan region. The registration of over 3.6 lakh yatris reflects the scale of participation for this year’s event. The start date of July 3 follows the notice that the routes become a no‑flying zone on July 1. The pilgrimage will continue for the full 57‑day duration. The event is an annual occurrence that repeats each year. The registration of over 3.6 lakh yatris shows the participation level for this year’s event. The pilgrimage route passes through the South Kashmir Himalayas. The cave shrine is the destination of the pilgrimage. The registration was completed before the scheduled start date. The pilgrimage is a traditional trek that lasts nearly two months. The pilgrimage is a yearly tradition that draws many participants. The routes are located in the South Kashmir Himalayas. The registration of over 3.6 lakh yatris indicates the participation level for this year’s event. The pilgrimage will last the entire 57‑day period. The pilgrimage route traverses rugged mountain terrain.

Source: Hindustan Times