Kanwar Yatra 2024: A Spiritual Journey from Delhi to Haridwar
Millions of devotees, known as Kanwariyas, are undertaking the sacred Kanwar Yatra pilgrimage to Haridwar, carrying holy water from the Ganges River. This year’s Yatra holds particular significance, with an estimated 60 million participants anticipated. This guide covers everything you need to know about the 210-km route, security arrangements, important pitstops, and the ongoing discussion regarding QR codes for eateries.
Navigating the 210-km Delhi-Haridwar Route
The traditional route spans 210 kilometers, starting from Delhi and passing through several key locations before reaching the holy city of Haridwar. Devotees often travel on foot, driven by their faith and devotion to Lord Shiva. The journey is both physically demanding and spiritually enriching.
Essential Pitstops and Support for Kanwariyas
Along the route, numerous camps and support stations have been set up to provide Kanwariyas with food, water, and medical assistance. These facilities offer much-needed respite to pilgrims during their arduous journey. The spirit of community and service is palpable, with locals and volunteers coming together to support the devotees.
Security Measures and QR Code Controversy
Authorities have implemented stringent security measures to ensure the safety and smooth passage of the Kanwariyas. This year, there has been discussion surrounding the implementation of QR codes at eateries along the route. The Supreme Court is currently reviewing the matter, adding another layer of complexity to the pilgrimage.
Staying Updated on the QR Code Situation
Pilgrims are encouraged to stay updated on the latest developments regarding the QR code directives to avoid any inconvenience. We will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.
