“NARMADA PARIKRAMA “means a spiritual and adventurous journey starting from any point at the bank of the holy river NARMADA on foot and come back to the same point after a circular journey around the river like a chaplet.

2021年11月7日 · Narmada Parikrama routemap blog is created with a view to collate Narmada Parikrama route information of both banks Northern & Southern bank (uttar tat & Dakshin tat) and give information about the route to walk, visiting places, Pilgrim places (Teerth sthal) in & around river Narmada, situated in center of India.

2020年1月5日 · We’ve walked close to 200km in 10 days, from Maheshwar in Madhya Pradesh to Bajwada, Nemawar. We picked up Ma Narmada’s water from the banks of Maheshwar and the intention is to walk 800km upstream to the origin point of the river in Amarkantak and then turn towards the south bank and walk all the way to where the river meets the Arabian sea.

2023年4月28日 · The 20 km Uttarvahini Narmada parikrama begins at Rampura village and ends at Tilakwada. It is believed that Narmada river was born from the sweat of Lord Shiva while performing Tandav. Therefore, Narmada is called ‘Shivputri’ – the daughter of Lord Shiva. A river flowing in a northerly direction is considered very auspicious. Narmada ...

2022年10月13日 · Narmada Parikrama routemap blog is created with a view to collate Narmada Parikrama route information of both banks Northern & Southern bank (uttar tat & Dakshin tat) and give information about the route to walk, visiting places, Pilgrim places (Teerth sthal) in & around river Narmada, situated in center of India.

2024年12月6日 · Walking for days and months, detached from the world, offers solace in nature's embrace, presenting a rare opportunity to live consciously, moment by moment. This journey allows one to observe the rhythms of nature, pause to hear the inner voice, and, most importantly, embark on a quest for self-discovery.

Route map for 'Narmada Parikrama' - a 2490.8km walking route near Omkareshwar, IN. Plotted with the plotaroute.com route planner.

During his Amrutasya Ma Narmada Pad Parikrama, Vivek ji used a specialised app on his smartphone to track his location and create a map of his route. this is the direct route that Hon Vivek ji took on his Narmada parikama.

NARMADA PARIKRAMA is an adventurous journey passing through hills,dense forest,villages,towns and various obstructive places. The distance to cover is about 4000 K.M. there is no binding of time to complete the journey but it is advised to visit the holy places and temples as much as possible.

Home to one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, the temple lures devotees of Lord Shiva from far and near. This is followed by a visit to the Mamleshwar temple. From here, fill your kalash/pot with the holy water from River Narmada. This indicates taking a pledge to embark on this holy sojourn and also motivates to complete the pilgrimage.