With Pikme, explore the magnificent Amarnath Temple situated near the challenging Mahagunas Pass, standing at an impressive altitude of approximately 14,500 feet. Our detailed guide covers the architectural and spiritual significance of this sacred site, including the natural cave formation that houses the ice lingam and its surrounding peaks that hold deep mythological importance.
We provide comprehensive information about the temple's unique features, including the three ice formations representing Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and their son Lord Ganesha.
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| Opening date: The Amarnath Yatra typically begins on Shravan Purnima, which falls in late July or early August | Closing date: The yatra usually concludes on Raksha Bandhan (which occurs in August) or Shravan Poornima | Holidays: It is important to confirm the exact dates closer to the time of the yatra, as they can change based on the lunar calendar and other factors. |
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Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board 2nd Floor, Engineering Complex, Raj Bagh, Srinagar - 190008 (Near Block III) Toll Free Number - 1800-180-7198 - Jammu Toll Free Number - 1800-180-7199 - Srinagar Email - sasbjk2001@gmail.com Website: Department of Tourism, Jammu & Kashmir |
By Pikme, learn about the geological and climatic conditions that contribute to the formation of the sacred ice lingam, which naturally forms and grows during the summer months when the shrine is open to pilgrims.
Our experts provide detailed insights into the temple's history, the various myths and legends associated with its discovery, and the spiritual significance of performing darshan at different times during the yatra season.
740, 5th Block, 20th Main, Rajajinagar, Bangalore - 560010 -- Phone: 80883 79983 -- 9845991455