Disha Tourism

**Narmada Parikrama** is a sacred pilgrimage where devotees walk around the Narmada River, believed to be a goddess in Hinduism. Spanning around 1,300 kilometers, the journey takes pilgrims through sacred sites, temples, and ghats, and typically lasts two to three months. The parikrama is seen as a path to spiritual purification, and pilgrims often travel on foot, performing prayers, rituals, and bathing in the river. It holds immense religious significance, particularly at the river's origin in **Amarkantak**, and is believed to bring blessings and liberation.