Kailash Mansarovar Yatra | Complete Route Information

Kailash Manasarovar Yatra. Ministry of External Affairs organizes this Kailash Yatra during June to September each year through two different routes - Lipulekh Pass (Uttarakhand),and Nathu La Pass (Sikkim). Kailash Manasarovar Yatra (KMY) is known for its religious value and cultural significance. It is undertaken by hundreds of people every year. Being significant to Hindus as the abode of Lord Shiva, it holds religious importance also for the Jains and the Buddhists. The KMY is open to eligible Indian citizens,holding valid Indian passports, who wish to proceed to Kailash-Manasarovar for religious purposes. Ministry of External Affairs does not provide any subsidy or financial assistance to Yatris

Yatris need to spend 3 or 4 days in Delhi for preparations and medical tests before starting the Yatra. Delhi Government arranges comman boarding and lodging facilities free of cost for Yatris only. Yatris are at liberty to make their own arrangements for boarding and lodging in Delhi.

The applicant may do some basic checks to determine their state of health and fitness before registering on-line. However, this will not be valid for the medical tests to be conducted by DHLI and ITBP in Delhi before the Yatra.

The Yatra involves trekking at high altitudes of up to 19,500 feet, under inhospitable conditions, including extreme weather, and rugged terrain, and may prove hazardous for those who are not physically and medically fit. The itinerary provided is tentative and visits to the places are subject to local conditions at any point of time. The Government of India shall not be responsible in any manner for any loss of life or injury to a Yatri, or any loss or damage to property of a Yatri due to any natural calamity or due to any other reason. Pilgrims undertake the Yatra purely at their own volition, cost, risk and consequences. In case of death across the border, the Government shall not have any obligation to bring the mortal remains of any pilgrim for cremation to the Indian side. All Yatris are, therefore, required to sign a Consent Form for cremation of mortal remains on the Chinese side in case of death.

This Yatra is organized with the support of the state governments of Uttarakhand, Delhi, and Sikkim; and the cooperation of Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP). The Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam (KMVN), and Sikkim Tourism Development Corporation (STDC) and their associated organizations provide logistical support and facilities for each batch of Yatris in India. The Delhi Heart and Lung Institute conducts medical tests to determine fitness levels of applicants for this Yatra.

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The hard journey till the great shrine of Shiva is well compensated with the spiritual atmosphere which is created by the unruffled, tranquil and splendid beauty of the region.

Yogis in Himalayas | Life of Yogis in Himalayas

Yogis in Himalayas | Life of Yogis in Himalayas

Yogis in Himalayas lives various places in the Himalayan terrain that is beyond the reach of tourists and ordinary human beings. And certainly, rigorous saints and yogis of Himalayas live in areas that are not easily accessible and continue their meditation and spiritual practices.



Yogis in Himalayas lives various places in the Himalayan terrain that is
beyond the reach of tourists and ordinary human beings. And certainly,
rigorous saints and yogis of Himalayas live in areas that are not easily
accessible and continue their meditation and spiritual practices.

Himalayas, the famous mountain range at the north of India is also a
sacred place for many. In Kailas parvath, it is said that Lord Shiva is
residing. There are many yogis still meditating in the caves of
Himalayas. They are totally isolated from the modern world. They have
the power to resist extreme weather conditions of the Himalayas.

Himalayan region has been a special haven of true Yogis and Mahatmas
from times immemorial. The likes of great yogis who have lived in this
sacred region cannot be found elsewhere.

Siddhashrama (Siddhāśrama; Devanagari:सिद्धाश्रम), popularly called
Gyangunj, is considered as a mystical hermitage, which according to a
tradition, is located in a secret land deep in the Himalayas, where
great yogis, sadhus, and sages who are siddhas live.


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Mookambika Temple Karnataka is located at Kollur, Udupi District . It is a Hindu temple dedicated to the mother Goddess known as Mookambika Devi. It is situated in the foothills of Kodachadri hills, on the southern bank of Souparnika River.

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Mookambika Temple Karnataka . This Temple is one of the Shaktipeeths of India. Mookambika Temple is located at Kollur, a village in Udupi district, about 150 km from Mangalore, Karnataka. The Goddess Mookambika is worshiped in the form of Mahakali, Mahalakshmi and Mahasaraswati. Worship of Sarveshwara in the form of MOTHER is a peculiarity of India. Since human relationships are predominant in the mother, the worship of Mother Nature facilitates the realization of truth. Mookambika Devi blesses us in the form of a mother. Mookambikaamma is worshiped as a form of power of Mahakali, Mahalakshmi and Mahasaraswati. The Mahakali destroys our aura of pride, Mahalakshmi brings wealth out of poverty, Maha Saraswathi blesses us to climb the stairs of Vidya and gives us self-realization. Our mother is carrying us through these obligations that are essential to our success in life.  Mother shows us the true state of life and gives us the immortal, sheltered Self Realization



The original idol of Mookambika is the Swayambhoo Jyotirlinga. The Jyotirlinga in the Mookambika Temple is a part of a huge Sri Chakra which extends from Gokarna to Kanyakumari. There is a golden line in the Jyotirlinga. This line divides the Jyotirlinga into two. The small part on the right represents Brahma Vishnu Maheswaran, The greater part of the left represents Mahasaraswati, Mahalakshmi and Mahakali. There is no other temple in which the "Trimurti" and the "Tridevi" are on the same Jyotirlinga.



The idol of Mookambika is behind this Jyotirlinga, here the goddess is decorated with gold chains, gems and silk scarves. The idol was erected by Adi Shankara, On both sides you can see the Devi standing on Lion.



The sanctum is built of Krishna rock. Krishnasila is a mix of blue, green and black colors. There are sculptures also on it. The temple sanctum has a gold shield.The tower has three ridges. In addition to the main dome, there are four smaller domes. It has carvings of gods and goddesses



Inside the temple, the south side you can see the idol of Dasamukha Ganapathi. The Shankarapeedham is behind the shrine. It is here that Sri Shankaracharya performed the penance and manifested Devi. The image of Devi that Sankaracharya seen is now placed behind the Jyotirlinga.



The golden flag and the lampstand are very special.  The lampstand is established on a statue of Turtle.  Below the pillar there is statue of an Elephant and a Ganapthi.  In the all evenings, the lamp is lit at 20 pillars on the stand. The Flag Pillar has many unique features. The Pillar is a square and circular mix. The Pillar is initially rectangular and after that circular in shape. Images of Goddesses is engraved on the flagstone.



The Saraswati Mandapam at the Mookambika Temple is a venue for art and knowledge. It is here that the artists submit their own talents to the Goddess. It is here that the "Vidya Arambham" to impart the first letter of knowledge to the children.



On the western side of the temple, there are the idol of Pranalingeshwara, Partheeswaran, Panchamukhi Ganapathi Chandramauleshwara and Nanjukundeswaran.

On the northwest side are the statues of Anjaneya and Venkitramana. The right of the temple there is Veerabhadra Swamy Temple.



The golden chariot of the Mookambika Temple is very special. The chariot is 106 feet high and 6 feet wide. This chariot made of teak, it is covered with gold, It is in this chariot that the Goddess ascends on Special Days



Poojas are conducted according to the rules fixed by the Adi Shankaracharya. Five Poojas and three Shivalis are performed daily. Priests are required to be married persons.



Rangapuja is one of the special poojas worshiped here. The ritual is performed by making , Vadas, Dosa and Appam and offering them to Bhagavathy. This ritual is a prayer for the farmers to get a good harvest. Kashaya Theertham is one of the most special in mookambika. It is made with peppermint ginger flakes and many other herbs. Taking it will cure the illness. When the Adi Shankaracharya fell ill while doing penance to the Goddess, then Mookambikamma appeared in the form of a little girl and gave him this Kashaya Theertham and The illness was gone. Trimaduram is another important offering of the Mookambika Temple. This is to gain eloquence, intelligence and knowledge of ours. This Trimaduram is distubuted after making pooja for 48 days to Devi Mookambika. Annadanam, serving food, is also done here everyday for all Devotees who come to see their mother



Mookambika Temple is always on festival mood. However, the two main festivals are the Navarathri festival and the yearly festival. On both occasions, many devotees come to the Mookambika to seek the blessings of their mother. The Vijayotsava Kosha Yatra which is located 1 km away from the temple is a highlight of Navratri celebrations.The Brahma Ratha festival, also known as the Maharatha Utsav, is celebrated during the yearly celebrations.



Sauparnika is a river near the Mookambika Temple. There are 64 holy Springs in the Kodachadri Hills.They flow into the stream and turn into small rivers known as Agnitheertham and Kasitheertham. In this Agnitheertham to the north of the Mookambika temple. When it meets the Kasitheertham , its become Souparnika. Load Garuda performed the penance of the Goddess at this river. Therefore the river came to be known as Sauparnika.



A pilgrimage to the Mookambika Temple is not complete without visiting Kudajadri hill. Kodachadri Yatra is the journey that takes us from the ordinary to the extraordinary. Kodachadri is about twenty-five kilometers away. Pilgrimager can reach the Kodachadri by jeep or walk. First we will arrive at a small temple where the Goddess is worshiped with Shaktheya Puja. As you go up again, you can see the small jungle temple where Bhagavathi is worshiped as Umadevi. Ascending from there, you reach the stream called Agastya Pirtha. As you walk a little further, you can see Ganapati Cave, the cave of cold.



After Ganapathi cave , you can see a Mandapam made by Granite. This is the Sarvajya Peedham or the Universal Pedestal. From here you can go down a steep hill to reach Chitramoola. It is a rocky cave on a forested hill.  This is where Sri Adi Shankaracharya performed the penance of the Goddess. This place brings us to the pleasure beyond knowledge and wisdom.

Kodachadri Jeep Trip | Mookambika Temple to Kudajadri Jeep Journey

Kodachadri Jeep Trip | Kudajadri Jeep Journey



Kudajadri Jeep Trip is a offroad ride to Kudajadri Hills near Mookambika Temple Kullur. Kudajadri off Road Ride is Adventures for the Travellers.



Kodachadri is a mountain peak with dense forests in the Western Ghats in South India, 78km from Shimoga. It is declared as natural heritage site by the Karnataka Government. and it is 13th highest peak of Karnataka. It is located at a distance of 21 km from Kollur and 15 km from Nagodi village, in Hosanagara taluk.



A pilgrimage to the Mookambika Temple in Karnataka is not complete without visiting Kudajadri hill. The ride give you bumpy but adventurous off-roading experience. Sunrise and Sunset from the view point is breathtaking. The Jeep from Kollur to Kodachadri is a adventures jeep ride ever.



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