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Overview
Individuals who are looking for a short spiritual tour can now make bookings for 4 days Amarnath Yatra Package. The itinerary is one of the most challenging pilgrimage routes to the holy Amarnath cave in just 4 days travel. This is an intensive 4 days Amarnath Yatra Package designed to give the followers a spiritual glimpse of Lord Shiva’s adobe - the holy cave of Amarnath in Kashmir within a considerable short period of time. The tour is specifically aimed at pilgrims who have limited time and rely on flying to complete the Yatra within a minimum physical strain.
The Amarnath Yatra is located at an elevation of roughly 3,888 meters, about 12,756 feet above sea level and enjoy great spiritual significance. Behold this magnificent scene and receive the blessings of Lord Shiva, devotees must walk through tough terrain and to great height. This package essentially hinges on the usage of helicopter services, usually originates either from Baltal or Pahalgam.
Day 1: Arrival in Srinagar
Devotees arrive at Srinagar’s Sheikh-ul-Alam International Airport. Soon after you arrive, you will be taken to your respective lodgings in Srinagar, the Summer Capital of Jammu and Kashmir. The day is very important for preparation and acclimatization. The body has time to acclimatize before the intense climb the next day. The evening will be reserved for rest and attending the last safety instructions for the high-altitude helicopter ride. Establish a base camp, ensure initial acclimatization and prepare all necessary documents like Yaatra permits and medical certificates for the next yatra.
Day 2: Travel to Baltal/Panchtarni
It is better to have an early morning start. The road trip from Srinagar to Baltal helipad takes 3 to 4 hours depending on the traffic and security clearance. Baltal acts as the main staging area for the Airborne Yatra. At Baltal, the devotees board a helicopter that reaches directly to Panchtarni, the main helipad near the Holy cave, in about 15 to 20 minutes of flying. Due to the extremely strict 3 nights schedule, devotees usually fly to Panchtarni and spend the night there to be in the best possible position for the early morning Darshan. The pilgrims are taken as quickly as possible from the valley up to the high-altitude staging area, where the early morning hike up to the cave may begin.
Day 3: Amarnath Yatra and return to Srinagar
The morning yatra is the most sacred and physically demanding part of this tour. The devotees undertake the last 6 km walk to the holy Amarnath Cave. They join the queue to be witness to the natural Ice Lingam of Lord Shiva. Darshan is the trek’s climax – a moment of ultimate spiritual significance. After Darshan, the yatris begin their tour towards the Panchtarni helipad immediately.
From Panchtarni, the group boards a helipad back to Baltal. Upon arrival at Baltal, board the waiting ground transportation for the arduous 5 to 6 hour trek back to Srinagar. The primary religious goal in a single, rigorous day and safely descend from the high altitude to set the devotees up for departure the following morning.
Day 4: Departure
After being checked out from the hotel in Srinagar, devotees are escorted to the airport for their next destination. The Yatra comes to an end after providing the spiritual value of the Amarnath darshan in time frame.