Nanda Raj Jat Yatra is a sacred pilgrimage and festival that honors the goddess Nanda Devi and her consort Lord Sundardeva. It is held once in 12 years in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, India. The yatra involves a 280 km trek through forests, glaciers, meadows, and mountains, led by a four-horned ram. The yatra starts from Nauti village and ends at Homkund, where the ram is set free and the goddess returns to her abode at #Mt.Kailash. The yatra is a symbol of the emotional journey of a married woman leaving her paternal home. It is also a celebration of the rich culture and heritage of Uttarakhand, where Nanda Devi is revered as the patron deity. Join us as we witness the majestic Nanda Raj Jat Yatra, the Himalayan Mahakumbh, and explore the beauty and diversity of Uttarakhand.
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