Amarnath Yatra 2023: Over 51,000 Pilgrims in Just Three Days

In just three days, over 51,000 pilgrims have visited the holy Amarnath cave shrine in south Kashmir Himalayas. On Monday alone, 23,437 pilgrims paid obeisance, contributing to the record number. The pilgrims included men, women, sadhus, children, and even security forces.

More than 23,000 pilgrims paid their respects at the Amarnath cave shrine on Monday, marking a total of over 51,000 visitors within three days. Officials confirmed that among the devotees, there were 16,459 males, 5,092 females, 232 sadhus, and two sadhvis.

Furthermore, 1,402 security personnel, 242 children, and four transgender individuals participated in the holy pilgrimage. The significant turnout highlights the enduring spiritual significance of the Amarnath Yatra in the south Kashmir Himalayas.

This year's pilgrimage has seen a strong diversity of participants, underscoring the broad appeal and deep-rooted traditions associated with the sacred journey.

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