Air Travel Facility Soon For Travelers to Amarnath
This year there will be more travelers to Amarnath journey. In this view, helicopter service will be provided to tourists.
This year, Amarnath Yatra will begin on June 30 for devotees. The journey will go-ahead for 43 days. The Center is expecting a high traveler rush on this yatra this time. In order to take the travelers straightforwardly from Srinagar to Panchtarni, the center has asked for helicopter service. Panchtarni is the last drop-off point, around 6 km from the place of worship.
Currently, helicopter administrations are accessible for the pioneers from Pahalgam and Baltal to Panchtarni, from where enthusiasts are either expected to ride, walk or take a cart to the Amarnath. Both Pahalgam and Baltal are around 90 km from Srinagar, while another course is being added too from Budgam (close to the Srinagar air terminal) to Panchtarni this year.
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Heavy rush for Amarnath yatra
As reported by the Times of India, the public authority is expecting a weighty rush this year for the yatra. Hence, to facilitate that strain, it was concluded in a gathering that helicopter administrations can be given to travelers straightforwardly from Srinagar as well.
An official said that the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board (SASB) has likewise been approached to check to assume it would be practical to land the choppers at the lower region of the Amarnath Cave.
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More travelers expected
The authority said that this wouldn't just diminish the distance, but, will likewise attract more travelers to visit the holy place in a day. Further, he said that this assistance would be utilized exclusively by a couple of explorers due to the higher expenses. In that capacity, the toll for this helicopter course is as yet being worked out.
According to the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) outlined on the headings of the Supreme Court of India, just 15000 enrolled explorers are permitted to pass Pahalgam and Baltal in a day, including 7500 each from Baltal and Pahalgam track.
