Pandit Kalhan, the greatest and earliest historian-poet completed in 1150 AD, his immortal work of 7,844 verses, Rajtarangini-“River of Kings”, the history of ancient Kashmir, in a detailed manner. According to Rajatarangini the most famous pilgrimage in Kashmir,
Historically, the worship of Shiva Lingam has been a very popular religious practice in Kashmir. The same stands corroborated by Kalhan Pandit who in his monumental work, Rajtarangini, makes a mention of 'vateshwar', an ancient Shiva-lingam worshipped even in his lifetime.
The pilgrimage to the holy cave has been described with full topographical details in the Bhringish Samhita and the Amreshvara Mahatmya, both ancient texts said to have been composed even earlier. Amarnath is a cherished pilgrimage destination of Hindus from time immemorial
Shri Amarnath Yatra
(A Profound Experience of Faith, Devotion and History)
The earliest reference to Amarnath can be seen in the Nilamata Purana (v.1324), a 6th century Sanskrit text which depicts the religious and cultural life of early Kashmiris
Kousar Nag Yatra: A Pilgrimage Of Reverence Amid Nature’s Still Waters
High in the mountain ranges of Kulgam district, Kausar Nag – a high-altitude alpine lake – stretches roughly 3 kilometers long and 0.75 kilometers at its widest point.
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