Amarnath Yatra Tour Packages

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Amarnath Yatra Tour Packages

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Amarnath Tour Packages	Duration	Price
Amarnath Tour Package From Srinagar 3N/4D	4 Days	INR 18,525
Shri Amarnath Yatra By Helicopter from Baltal 2N/3D	3 Days	INR 17,575
Amarnath Yatra Tour from Pahalgam by Helicopter 3N/4D	4 Days	INR 27,075
Best Selling Kashmir Tour Package 6N/7D	7 Days	INR 22,200
Jannat-E-Kashmir With Leh Tour Package 6N/7D	7 Days	INR 18,999
Fabulous Srinagar Kashmir Tour Package 5N/6D	6 Days	INR 20,891

Amarnath Yatra Tour Packages

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How To Get To Amarnath

Srinagar is the nearest airport to Amarnath. Anyway, the tour begins in Pahalgam, a two-hour bus ride from the airport. The Jammu Tawi Railway Station is still the nearest train station to Pahalgam. From there, you can reach Amarnath by helicopter, foot, or pony ride.

How to get to Amarnath by flight

Srinagar Airport, which services all major airlines, is around 70 kilometres from Pahalgam. You can take the government-run bus or grab a private cab to Pahalgam, from which you can begin your trek to Amarnath. Major helicopter services such as Hans fly between Baltal (near Pahalgam) and Amarnath.

The nearest airport is Srinagar International Airport (SXR), which is 72 kilometres from Amarnath.

How to Reach Amarnath by Road

Amarnath is located on dangerous terrain, therefore road access is limited. One can travel to Jammu, then by road to Srinagar, and finally to Baltal or Pahalgam. Baltal is the shortest but slightly more challenging climb up to Amarnath. The Pahalgam trip is longer, safer, and more suitable for families and the elderly. People can also rent horses and palkies to help with the difficult terrain. From Baltal, Amarnath is a 1-2 day (15 km) journey away. However, the Pahalgam path is lengthier, taking approximately 3-5 days (36-48 miles).

How to Get to Amarnath By Train

There are no direct trains to Amarnath. The nearest station is Jammu, 178 kilometres from Amarnath. From Jammu, taxis can be hired to take you to Baltal or Pahalgam. From Baltal, Amarnath is a 1-2 day (15 km) journey away. However, the Pahalgam path is lengthier, taking approximately 3-5 days (36-48 miles).

Local transportation in Amarnath

The Amarnath Cave is the city's most notable attraction. There are two ways to get there: take a helicopter from Srinagar and land in Panjtarni, which is 2 kilometres from the cave, or drive up to Baltal, which is 13.5 kilometres away and only accessible by foot. Apart from these, the most common option is to hike from Pahalgam, which takes 3-5 days. The helicopter packages cost up to Rs. 50,000, which includes a stay in Srinagar as well as train station drop-off services.

Which is the best time to visit Amarnath?

The best time to visit Amarnath is between May and July. Amarnath Cave and Temple is inaccessible to tourists for the majority of the year. The Amarnath Yatra takes place during a certain time and is announced each year. It usually starts on the auspicious day of Skandshasthi (according to the Hindu calendar) in July and ends on Shravan Purnima (Raksha Bandhan) in August. During these months, the region's temperatures range from about 10°C to 25°C, making trekking and spiritual activities comfortable. However, it is critical to be prepared for unexpected weather changes and altitude-related obstacles along the journey.

Peak Season (March to June):

During the peak season, which lasts from March to June, Amarnath sees an increase in pilgrimage as devotees come to the Amarnath Cave. The weather is warm during this time, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C, making trekking and outdoor activities ideal. Pilgrims and tourists are crowding the pilgrimage roads, and lodging may be in short supply.

Shoulder Season (July/February):

The shoulder seasons of July and February are transitional periods in Amarnath, with changing weather and fewer pilgrims than the peak season. While there may still be some pilgrimage activity in July, particularly early in the month, the weather becomes more uncertain as the monsoon season begins. Similarly, pilgrim traffic decreases in February as the winter chill remains, but the weather begins to warm up.

Off-Season (August to January):

The off-season in Amarnath lasts from August to January, spanning the monsoon season and the hard winter months. During this period, pilgrimage routes are closed, and devotees cannot enter the Amarnath Cave. From August to September, the weather is marked by severe rainfall, which increases the risk of landslides and floods, while the winter months of October to January bring freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall. Travel to Amarnath during this time is not recommended due to safety concerns and the closure of pilgrimage routes.

How to register for the Amarnath Yatra?

To register for the Amarnath Yatra, you can visit the official website of the Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board. Fill out the registration form with your details, including your name, address, and identity proof. Make sure to follow the guidelines and deadlines set by the board to secure your spot for this sacred pilgrimage.

The Amarnath Yatra is a revered journey to the Amarnath Cave, located in the Himalayas, where devotees pay homage to an ice stalagmite believed to represent Lord Shiva. It is essential to plan your travel logistics, such as accommodations, transportation, and medical needs, in advance to ensure a safe and spiritually fulfilling experience during the yatra.