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The eighth batch of devotees left for a visit to the holy cave of Amarnath on Thursday morning from the Nunwan base camp in Pahalgam. The 38 -day annual Amarnath pilgrimage for the 3,880 meter high holy cave temple in South Kashmir started on July 3 and will end on August 9. Surendra, a devotee of Jaipur, who came on Amarnath Yatra, appreciated the arrangements. Pilgrim Ambika said that she prayed for everyone’s peace and happiness during the journey. Ambika told ANI, “The government has made a very good arrangement … I will pray for peace and happiness.” Virendra Kumar Sharma said, “We have been running anchor for about 17 years and this is a completely free service. People come from far and wide and whoever comes here, there is reverence for it and he donates. There are many anchors in the city, but we run these anchors for free and do not expect anything in return.” Getting together through. The Amarnath Yatra is an annual pilgrimage of the Amarnath cave, where devotees visit a pillar made of snow, which is considered the linga of Lord Shiva. This pillar of Burf is made every year in summer months and reaches its maximum size in July and August, when thousands of Hindu devotees do annual pilgrimage to this cave.
