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Delhi to Amaranth
Amarnath, in Jammu & Kashmir, is one of the holiest Hindu pilgrimage sites, known for the sacred ice Shivling inside a mountain cave. The road trip from Delhi to Amarnath base points like Pahalgam or Baltal covers around 800–900 km and takes 18–20 hours. The journey includes scenic drives via Jammu, Srinagar, and Anantnag. From the base, devotees either trek or take a helicopter to reach the Amarnath cave. It’s best to travel in an SUV or Tempo Traveller for comfort and safety.
Route & Highlights
Start your journey from Delhi via Jammu and Srinagar, heading toward Baltal or Pahalgam — the two base camps for the Amarnath Yatra. Enjoy lush valleys, mountain roads, and spiritual energy throughout the 800–900 km trip. Key stops include Patnitop, Anantnag, and Sonmarg. From the base camp, you can trek or take a helicopter to the sacred Amarnath Cave. This route blends Himalayan beauty with a deeply devotional experience.
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How to Plan a Trip to Delhi from Trip to Amaranth
Start your return from Baltal or Pahalgam base camp after completing the Amarnath Yatra. Choose a comfortable SUV or Tempo Traveller for the ~850–900 km journey. Recommended route: Pahalgam/Baltal → Srinagar → Jammu → Ludhiana → Delhi. Break the trip with rest stops at Jammu or Patnitop. Carry essentials and start early for a smooth ride back to Delhi.
Travel from Delhi to Trip to Amaranth by Road
Traveling from Delhi to Amarnath involves a scenic journey of approx. 850–900 km via Jammu and Srinagar. It takes around 18–20 hours by road, best split over 2 days. Preferred route: Delhi → Jammu → Srinagar → Baltal/Pahalgam (base camps). From there, trek or take a helicopter to the sacred Amarnath Cave. SUVs or Tempo Travellers are ideal for comfort and safety in hilly terrain.
Places to See in Amaranth
1. Amarnath Cave Temple
The main spiritual destination, housing the sacred ice Shiva Lingam, formed naturally each year. Accessible via trek from Baltal or Pahalgam.
2. Baltal
A scenic valley and one of the starting points for the Amarnath trek. Offers panoramic mountain views and camping options.
3. Pahalgam
Another popular base camp for the Yatra. Known for its lush greenery, Lidder River, and tranquil landscapes.
4. Chandanwari
The first stop on the Pahalgam–Amarnath trekking route, famous for its glacier views and peaceful surroundings.
5. Sheshnag Lake
A high-altitude lake on the trekking path, known for its deep blue waters and mythological significance.
6. Panchtarni
- The last stop before reaching the Amarnath Cave. Surrounded by five snow-capped peaks, it’s a serene and spiritual resting point.
These places make the Amarnath Yatra not just a pilgrimage but a beautiful journey through the heart of Kashmir.