Srinagar, Aug 08: The 57-day-long Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra, which commenced on July 3, will stay suspended from each routes from August 9 in view of monitor restoration works and hostile climate circumstances.
Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg in an announcement mentioned that the 57-day-long Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra commenced on July 3 this 12 months and can culminate with the occasion of Chadi Mubarak on August 28, 2026.
He mentioned the Yatra commenced concurrently from each routes—the Chandanwari monitor in Anantnag district and Baltal in Ganderbal district.
“Greater than 4.8 lakh pilgrims have carried out darshan on the Holy Shrine to date. Nevertheless, because of the current rains, a necessity for the restore & upkeep of the Yatra tracks at susceptible stretches has been felt, which is being undertaken by Border Roads Organisation (BRO).
The Divisional Commissioner Kashmir added that hostile climate circumstances have been predicted by IMD over the subsequent few days. Therefore, the Yatra shall stay suspended from each routes with impact from August 9, 2026. Chadi Mubarak shall proceed through the standard Pahalgam route and shall mark the end result of Yatra 2026 on August 28.”
He appealed to all pilgrims to stick to the advisories issued by the competent authority on occasion within the curiosity of their security and the sleek conduct of the Yatra.
