Excelsior Correspondent
BHADERWAH, Sept 1: The revered three-day Shri Vasuki Naag Kailash Yatra organized by J&K Dharmarth Trust concluded here today with traditional rituals.
The Charri Mubarak (Holy Mace) returned from the sacred Kailash Kund to the historic Vasuki Naag Temple in Gatha, Bhaderwah, marking the successful culmination of the Yatra.
All rituals were performed according to the traditional practices, preserving the sacredness of this annual pilgrimage.
In a statement, Brig R.S Langeh (Retd.), president Dharmarth Trust said that the Yatra commenced on August 30 with traditional prayers, invoking blessings for the cultural prosperity of Bhaderwah.
He commended the contribution of Bajantris, the traditional folk musicians of Bhaderwah, whose devotional music added the unique spiritual dimension at the Yatra.
Arjun Singh, Dharmarth Trust Manager conveyed gratitude to District Administration and SSP Doda for their necessary support.
It is pertinent to mention here that Kailash Kund is a lake of 1.5 mile circumference with crystal clear water at a height of over 17,700 feet above sea level.
As per mythological belief, Kailash Kund was the original abode of Lord Shiva but He gave it to Vasuki Naag and went to Manimahesh in HP’s Bharmour area.
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