Embark on a Spiritual Journey at Banganga Entry Point
Banganga entry point serves as the revered gateway to the sacred Vaishno Devi pilgrimage nestled in the serene surroundings of Purana Droorh. This tourist attraction in the region is not only a starting point but a checkpoint where visitors experience a profound sense of devotion and tradition. Pilgrims often share how the blessings of Mata Rani accompany them throughout their journey, making every visit deeply memorable. The site is well-known for its strict and respectful security measures, ensuring that visitors adhere to the sanctity of the pilgrimage by prohibiting tobacco, lighters, and fire-related substances. Whether you are embarking on this spiritual trek or simply wish to witness the cultural vibrancy of the area, the Banganga entry point in this tranquil location offers a unique and inspiring experience that captures the heart of every traveler.
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Anil Shaw
4 months agoJai Mata Di, Banganga Route has changed due to Landslide... There was too much rain on July 29 2025. Mata Rani blessed me to complete yatra
Rishabh Tiwari
7 months agoJai Mata di, it was an amazing experience to visit this place, make sure you are not carrying tobacco products, lighters and fire related substances. They will check and remove all of them. This is a starting point for Vaishno Mata.
Gyan Ranjan
8 months agoThis place has a divine feeling as you reach here. The constant chants of "Jai Mata Di" and kirtan songs playing all over is out of this world. There are security check points after which the tracks get divided for Bhawan ascend. Take the tarakote marg. This is much wider, cleaner and free of ponies. Believe me even though this route is slightly longer you'd not want to take the route where ponies ply.
chetan singh
5 months agoEntry point cum check point to start the pilgrimage to Maa vaisno devi bhawan.
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3 weeks agoAn experience everyone should have. It's more about the journey than the destination