Spiritual Awakening
▸ Part of: Pilgrims Undertake 42-Day Spiritual Journey to Pashupatinath, Highlighting Bagmati River's Importance
A 42-day pilgrimage, the Brihat Pashupat Kshetra Padyatra, commenced on Chaitra 16, 2082, from Dolakha to Pashupatinath, involving over 60 pilgrims who visited 64 holy sites. Organized by Swami Ramananda Giri, the journey aimed to highlight the significance of the Pashupat area and the Bagmati River, drawing attention to the site's preservation and the river's pollution. The pilgrimage concluded on Baishak 28, 2083, with prayers and offerings, serving as a call for awareness and conservation of Hindu sacred spaces.
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