Offline-online registration for Kedarnath Yatra remains banned, read when you can apply
Summary
a significant number of pilgrims, approximately 41 lacks, have successfully registered for the Chardham Yatra. Among them, a substantial portion of 13.38 lakh individuals have specifically registered for the revered Kedarnath Dham. The growing interest and participation in this religious journey highlight the continued significance and appeal of the Chardham Yatra, attracting pilgrims from various parts of the world.
Expansion
The prohibition on both offline and online registration for visiting Kedarnath Dham continues to be in effect. The temporary ban on offline registration has been extended from June 3 to June 10, and online registration has been suspended until June 15. As a result, pilgrims eager to embark on the Kedarnath Dham Yatra will need to exercise patience as they await the reopening of the registration process. This measure is aimed at managing the flow of visitors and ensuring a smooth and organized pilgrimage experience.
The Chardham Yatra has seen a remarkable registration count, with a total of 41 lakh pilgrims registering for the pilgrimage. Among them, a significant number of 13.38 lakh devotees have specifically registered for the revered Kedarnath Dham. In the month of May, the government took the decision to temporarily halt registration for the Kedarnath Dham Yatra due to the occurrence of frequent adverse weather conditions and to ensure crowd management. This step was taken to prioritize the safety and well-being of the pilgrims undertaking the sacred journey.
Weather is open at the moment but restrictions remain as the Yatris who have registered earlier need to complete their yatra first. According to the statistics of the tourism department, till June 10, more than 20 thousand passengers have registered daily for Kedarnath Dham.
21 lakh passengers have visited in 44 days
In a span of just 44 days, which is roughly one and a half months, an impressive number of over 21 lakh pilgrims have participated in the Chardham Yatra. Simultaneously, the registration count has reached a staggering 41 lakh. Despite facing initial weather-related challenges, the enthusiasm and devotion of the pilgrims remained unwavering. The government is optimistic that this year’s Chardham Yatra will set a new record in terms of the number of devotees undertaking the spiritual journey. This achievement highlights the enduring appeal and significance of the pilgrimage.
