10 Nights and 11 Days
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NTP presents you with an opportunity to gain some wonderful spiritual experiences through the outstanding Amarnath Yatra with Vaishno Devi tour package of 11 days and 10 nights. Witness the glory of God and goddesses by visiting some of the most pious and sacred Hindu destinations of pilgrimage like Amarnath and Vaishno Devi.
Included
- Accommodation on double / triple sharing basis (as per booking)
- Meals: Breakfast at all hotels
- Transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary by the chauffeur driven vehicle and for the duration of the services as per the itinerary
- All transfers & sightseeing by AC Etios/Swift Dzire or similar for 2-3 adult pax & AC Tavera/Innova/Xylo or similar for 4-7 adult pax.
- Toll tax, parking, driver allowance and interstate taxes of the transport
- All transfers & sightseeing by an air conditioned transport
Excluded
- Airfare/Train fare
- Travel insurance, Alcoholic / Non- Alcoholic beverages, Any additional meals
- Expenses caused by factors beyond our control like rail and flight delays, roadblocks, vehicle mal-functions, political disturbances etc.
- Any item of personal nature like tips, laundry, telephone calls, etc.
- Any services not mentioned above.
- Entrance fees to monuments or museum.
- GST will be applicable on total invoice.
Terms & Conditions:
- As per the Government directive, all Indian citizens can produce any govt. approved photo identity such as Driving License/Pan Card/Voter ID card/Passport at the point of check-in at the hotel. Tourist himself is responsible for carrying, shifting and taking care of their own luggage
Rooms are subject to availability at the time of receiving firm booking.
- In case of non-availability of the mentioned hotels, similar kind/quality of hotels will be provided. Although we try our best to maintain same price alternate accommodation or transport however it may change for the reasons beyond our control or due to non-availability of the same. Incase of any supplement applicable due to hotel or transport change the same will be paid by the guest travelling and is an extra cost to be payable by the guest.
Day 1 : Arrival Amritsar
On arrival with meeting and assistance at the airport/railway station. Our NTP representative will meet to welcome and escort you and straight transfer to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 2 : Amritsar
After breakfast proceed for a complete day of sightseeing tour. This sightseeing will start off from a visit to Golden Temple – one of the most prominent sites of pilgrimage for Sikhs. You will then be taken to Jallianwala Bagh – which remind us of India’s colonial past; during the evening you will be taken to the Indo – Pak border of Wagah border where you will be made to witness the stunning flag retreat ceremony. Your day of sightseeing will conclude once you are taken back to your hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 3 : Amritsar – Jammu – Katra
Early in the morning, you will be transferred to breathtaking Jammu. Upon your arrival here you will be made to visit the famous Raghunath temple – one of the largest Hindu temple complexes in Northern India consisting of seven different Hindu shrines. Later after a soulful visit, you will be transferred to Katra, which is located at a distance of 1 hour and 30 mines. Here you will be staying the night in your allotted hotel.
Day 4 : Katra – Vaishno Devi Temple – Katra
Early in the morning, you will be made to proceed towards Banganga – which will be the starting point for your trekking journey towards the sacred Vaishno Devi Temple. You have the option of either walking all the way up to the main shrine or hire an alternative method like, pony or Doli services, which will be incurred at your own cost. Helicopter services can also be availed up till Sanjichhat, which will also be incurred at your own cost. After the completion of your Darshan, you will be escorted back to Katra where you will be staying the night.
Day 5 : Katra – Srinagar
Early in the morning, you will be transferred to Srinagar which will be an extremely breathtaking journey across mountains and through lush green forests and will be a journey of 8 to 10 hours. You will also be taken across Asia’s longest tunnel, Jawahar Tunnel. Upon your arrival, you will be checked in to your allotted hotel where you will be staying the night.
Day 6 : Srinagar – Sonmarg
Early in the morning, you will be transferred to Sonmarg – which is a road journey of 2.5 hours and is also known as ‘meadow of gold’, since it is set amidst a charming valley studded with flowers and lakes. Sonmarg serves as the gateway to Ladakh and the starting point for the holy Amarnath Yatra. You will be immediately checked in to your allotted hotel upon arrival in Sonmarg where you will be spending the night. You also have the option of spending your leisure time in exploring nature in all its vigor.
Day 7 : Srinagar – Neelgrath / Baltal – Panchtarni
Early in the morning, you will be made to proceed towards Neelgrath Helipad. You will be made to board the helicopter heading towards Panchtarni which is located at a walking distance of 7 km and can be covered on a helicopter within 10 mines (the helicopter services are subject to the weather conditions). The helicopter services operate up till Panchtarni. You can also use alternative travel methods to get to the holy cave-like pony or Doli (will be done at your own cost). After the completion of your Darshan and puja rituals, you will be made to return back to Panchtarni and from Panchtarni you will be made to head on towards Neelgrath via helicopter. Your return journey will be made either on the same day or the next day depending on the weather conditions and the availability of seats on the helicopter. In case you are returned back the same day you will be transferred to your hotel for an overnight stay. On the other hand, if you plan on staying the night at Panchtarni, you will be made to stay in a tent (which will be incurred at your own cost).
Day 8 : Sonmarg – Srinagar
Early morning will be free for your leisure activities you can relax and freshen up. Later you will be driven back to Srinagar for paying a visit to some of the holy temples here like Kheer Bhawani Mandir – an important temple for Kashmiri Hindus dedicated to goddess Kheer Bhawani; Sharada Mandir – an abandoned Hindu temple, which is also one of the 18 Maha Shakti Peeths making it one of the most important temples across South Asia; Mughal Gardens – a magnificent group of gardens complete with pools, fountains, and canals; Nishat Bagh – which is a terraced green garden and the second largest Mughal garden within Kashmir valley. After a day of fun sightseeing, you will be taken back to your hotel for staying the night.
Day 9 : Srinagar – Gulmarg – Srinagar
Post breakfast you will be escorted to one of the most beautiful sites of Gulmarg (meadow of flowers) which is located at a road journey distance of 2 hours. Here you have the option of enjoying a fun pony and gondola ride (the cost will be incurred by you on a direct payment basis). Later you will be driven back to Srinagar for an overnight stay.
Day 10 : Srinagar – Patnitop – Jammu
Early in the morning, you will be transferred to Jammu, en route Avantivarman ruins – 1100-year-old ruins of a temple which was dedicated to Lord Vishnu and was constructed by king Avantivarman. Later you will be driven to Patnitop which is at a distance of 6 hours. Here you will be made to visit nag Mandir – a 600-year-old temple dedicated to the serpent deity. Later you will be driven to Jammu, which is located at a distance of 3 hours and 10 mines, whereupon your arrival you will be made to check in to your hotel for staying the night.
Day 11 : Depart Jammu
After breakfast check out from the hotel and transfer to airport/railway station to board flight/train for onward destination.
End of Our Services ( Check-in/ Check-out time is 1200 Hrs. at all hotels)
1. What is the significance of the Amarnath Yatra?
The Amarnath Cave is believed to be the place where Lord Shiva revealed the secret of immortality to Goddess Parvati. Pilgrims visit the cave to see the naturally occurring ice Lingam, which is considered a physical manifestation of Lord Shiva.
2. When does the Amarnath Yatra take place?
The Yatra is generally held between the months of June and August. The exact dates vary each year based on Hindu astrological calculations, usually during the period of the Shravan month.
3. How can I register for the Amarnath Yatra?
Registration is compulsory and can be done both online and offline. The Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB) manages the Yatra, and you need to apply with valid medical certificates and identification.
Online: Visit the official SASB website for online registration.
Offline: Registration can be done at designated bank branches (e.g., Punjab National Bank, Jammu & Kashmir Bank) across India.
4. What is the best route for the Amarnath Yatra?
There are two main routes:
Baltal Route (Shorter): 14 km trek from Baltal to the cave. It is steeper but preferred by those who want a shorter journey.
Pahalgam Route (Longer): 36-48 km trek from Pahalgam via Chandanwari, Sheshnag, and Panchtarni. This is the traditional and scenic route, usually taking 3-5 days.
5. What are the key places to visit during the Yatra?
Baltal: The starting point for a shorter trek.
Pahalgam: A scenic town and traditional base camp for the Yatra.
Sheshnag Lake: A beautiful high-altitude lake on the Pahalgam route.
Panchtarni: The last major stop before reaching the Amarnath Cave.
6. What kind of physical fitness is required?
The Yatra involves a challenging trek at high altitudes, so good physical fitness is essential. A compulsory medical certificate is required to prove your fitness for the journey. It’s recommended to prepare by doing regular cardio exercises and hiking practice.
7. Is there helicopter service available?
Yes, helicopter services are available from both Baltal and Pahalgam routes to Panchtarni, which is about 6 km from the Amarnath Cave. Pilgrims can book these services online in advance.
8. What are the weather conditions like?
Weather during the Yatra can be unpredictable. Temperatures can drop significantly, especially at night, and there may be rain or even snow in high-altitude areas. It's essential to carry warm clothing and be prepared for sudden weather changes.
9. What are the accommodation options?
Tents and Camps: Available at various points along the route.
Hotels and Guest Houses: Available in Pahalgam, Srinagar, and Baltal. Pre-booking is recommended during the Yatra season.
Free accommodation: Provided by various charitable organizations in the form of Langars (community kitchens) and camps.
10. What should I pack for the Yatra?
Essentials include:
Warm clothing, raincoat, and waterproof footwear.
First aid kit, personal medicines, and sunscreen.
Trekking gear like walking sticks, hats, gloves.
Light snacks and energy bars.
Identity proof and Yatra registration documents.
11. Are there any age restrictions?
Children below 13 years and elderly pilgrims above 75 years of age are not allowed to participate in the Yatra due to the physical challenges and altitude concerns. Pregnant women beyond six weeks of pregnancy are also not permitted.
12. Is it safe to go on the Amarnath Yatra?
While the Indian government and local authorities take extensive safety measures during the Yatra, the terrain and weather conditions pose challenges. It is important to follow all guidelines, trek in groups, and be prepared for possible altitude sickness or fatigue.
13. What medical facilities are available along the Yatra route?
Medical aid centers are set up at multiple points along the route, including base camps. Oxygen cylinders are available for high-altitude sickness, and emergency medical services can be availed.
14. What are the rules and regulations for the Yatra?
Carry a valid Yatra Permit and ID at all times.
Respect the environment—littering is strictly prohibited.
Follow the instructions of the Yatra authorities.
Avoid smoking, drinking alcohol, or carrying prohibited substances.
15. How to deal with high-altitude sickness?
Altitude sickness (acute mountain sickness) is a risk due to the high elevation. Symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, and fatigue. It is advised to:
Ascend slowly and take rest if needed.
Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol or smoking.
Carry portable oxygen if necessary.
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