First Winter Chardham Yatra Starts From Mukhba


First Winter Chardham Yatra Starts From Mukhba Village
The winter Char Dham Yatra has officially been commenced from 16th November from Mukhba. Mukhba is a village located 25 kilometer ahead of Gangotri. Congress MLA Vijay Pal Singh left for the yatra as administration, temple officials and Army assisted him. 

"For now, the winter Chardham yatra has begun in Mukhba but soon it will begin in Yamunotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath." He said. According to the MLA, arrangements are being made to offer comfort and ease to the pilgrims


The state government pleaded the temple committees to temporarily place the deities somewhere else in the winters. This proposal was approved after the temple officials held a meeting with Chief Minister Harish Rawat on 14th October. 

The deities have hence been relocated from Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri to lower regions. Earlier the routes to the original seats of the deities used to get blocked because of the snow. Now, it would be easier for the pilgrims. 

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  1. sweta malikJanuary 21, 2024 at 11:56 PM

    Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath—these four sacred Dhams are nestled in the pristine Himalayas, each holding divine significance. Pilgrims of chardham yatra places 2024 embark on a spiritual journey to seek blessings at these revered places of worship.






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