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Mansorver Yatra: Tensions between Kovid in eastern Ladakh and then India China brakes on Mansarwar Yatra. Now that the relations of the relationship are starting to fill, Mansooror Yatra is about to begin. Travel organized …Read more
Defeat will resonate in Mahadev Kailash
Highlights
- Mansarovar Yatra will start soon
- Mansorver Yatra will come back again after 4 years
- Travel from Uttarakhand will be completed in 1 week
Mansarovar Yatra: The snow between India and China is now starting to melt. It started with talks between Prime Minister Modi and Xi Jinping in Kazan. The effect is also visible on the earth. Relationships are improving. The first step was to reduce the pressure on the LAC. The forces of both countries are patrolling their respective areas. Also, the way to resume Mansoor Yatra has been cleared since 2020. Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jeswal made it clear that we are talking to China. Other problems are moving slowly. It is expected that Kailash Mansarwar Yatra will start soon. We are preparing for it. Soon we will also issue notices for the people.
The journey has been off for 4 years
Mansarwar Yatra is from June to September every year. The journey was stopped in 2020 due to India Corona. After that, tension in East Ladakh did not allow the journey to begin. India raised the issue at a diplomatic level with China. Responding to a question in Parliament about Mansorver Yatra, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs said that during the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro on November 18, 2024, Foreign Minister SK. Jaishkar met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. At this meeting, the issue of Kailash Mansoor Yatra’s resumption was raised. Subsequently, the issue was discussed on December 18 last year at a meeting of special representatives. In addition, on January 27, 2025, the Foreign Secretary of India met with the Deputy Foreign Minister of China. At this meeting, it was decided that Kailash Mansoor Yatra would be resumed in the summer of 2025.
Travelland is ready like this
Mansarwar Yatra begins on the eve of 75 years of diplomatic relations between India and China. On March 26, the Foreign Ministry officials of the two countries met in Beijing. The two sides reviewed the guidelines set at the meeting of the Foreign Secretary and the Foreign Minister of the Foreign Minister in January this year. It was agreed that efforts should be made to increase further relations between the people of the two countries. In this, Delhi, Delhi, media and think tanks were discussed between Delhi to restore direct flights. At the same time, the action plan designed to resume Kailash Mansoor Yatra was also discussed.
Travel 1 Week will be completed from Uttarakhand
Mansarwar Yatra has been organized through two routes. First of all, Uttarakhand and Nathola Pass have a lipolic pass. When India began construction of a street of strategic and religious importance in Pathoragarh, Uttarakhand, China worked to incite Nepal. This area is a tree junction and also on the way to Mansooror. In order to facilitate Indian passengers, an 80 -kilometer link was constructed from Pathoragar to Lapulaik, and a dispute with Nepal started. According to sources, the road from Pathoragar to Lopulkha in Uttarakhand is almost ready. With the construction of this road, the journey to Kailash Mansoor will be completed in just one week. It takes 2-3 weeks to travel from Nepal to Sikkim and Kailash Mansarwar from Nathola. During the journey, 80 % of the journey is to travel in China (Tibet) and the remaining 20 % was in India. But with the construction of a road leading to Pathoragarh, the journey will now be reversed. That is, then this journey will be 84 % in India and only 16 % in Tibet. Until now some pilgrims used to do it through lipol. Due to the road, it took longer.
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