Baltal base camp News

Amarnath Yatra 2025: Over 26,800 devotees completed the Amarnath Yatra in just two days, with a new batch of 6,979 pilgrims departing from Jammu for the Kashmir Valley. Enhanced security follows an April terror attack, while improved infrastructure and strong local support ensure a smooth pilgrimage to the sacred cave shrine.

A peaceful and incident-free pilgrimage has become the top priority for both the government and security forces.  

Amid tight security, the first batch of pilgrims left the base camp early Monday morning to begin this year's Amarnath Yatra to the cave shrine.

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Jammu and Kashmir: First batch of pilgrims enroute Amarnath cave shrine, after the batch was flagged off from Baltal base camp, this morning. Watch full video to know more.

The annual Amarnath Yatra was flagged off from both Baltal and Pahalgam routes in Jammu & Kashmir on Monday. atch full video to know more. #AmarnathYatraBegins #Pilgrims

"A fresh batch of 3,603 pilgrims left the Bhagwati Nagar Yatri Niwas in an escorted convoy of 153 vehicles at 3.25 am," officials said here.

The 40-day long Yatra started on June 29 and will end on August 7 on 'Shravan Purmina' coinciding with the Raksha Bandhan festival.

A fresh batch of 1,282 pilgrims on Thursday left for twin base camps of Amarnath cave shrine in South Kashmir Himalayas amidst tight security.