Ziarat Baba Hyder Reshi

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India /Jammu and Kashmir /Anantnag /Danter

Sight Address : Danter Village, Anantnag, India Edit

Detail InformationEdit

The mosque of Ziarat Baba Hyder Reshi is situated in village Danter in Tehsil in Anantnag town. This mosque is also known as Reshi Molu, Harda Reshi and has the tomb of Baba Hyder Reshi. Inside this shrine, the bodies of Baba Hyder Reshi together with 21 of his followers were buried. People from all religion frequent this place and its natives are known to refrain from meat eating on the occasion of the centenary of the saint for a week.

Ziarat Baba Hyder Reshi Shrine in Anantnag

HistoryEdit

Baba Hyder Rehsi was born on 29th Rajab, 909 Hijri ( 17-1-1504) A.D. in village Dandar of Tehsil Anantnag in the house of Sheikh Abdulla a blacksmith by profession, Baba Hyder Rehsi is said to have performed graet miracles in his very childhood. He used a look after cultivation, tend cattle, and spent his life in complete celibacy. His spiritual guode had been Hazrat Sheikh Hamza Makhdoom Sahib, a great saint of Kashmir whose shrine is situated on the hill of Hari Parbat located in Srinagar city. From him, he is said to have received religious education and spiritual inspiration.

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Best Season to VisitEdit

June and July is the best time to visit Amarnath

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Morning, Afternoon, Evening.

Time Required for SightseeingEdit

1 hours.

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How to ReachEdit

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BUS : Jammu and Srinagar are connected through road transport. Buses and Taxis are also available from both places to entry point to Amarnath trek to holy caves. The entry point is 363 km away from Jammu through Pahalgam. From Pahalgam, it is about 50 km to reach the Amarnath holy caves entry points.

Train : Amarnath does not have its own railway station. Jammu is the nearest Railway Station. It is connected with all major railway stations in India.

Air : The Nearest airport is Srinagar. There are daily flights to Delhi and Jammu from Srinagar. On some days, special flights are offered from Chandigarh and Amritsar to Srinagar. Nearest International Airport is Delhi. Helicopter services are also available from The pick up point is Baltal and it takes one fro the pooja and darshan at Amarnath which takes almost an hour and brings back the pilgrim to Baltal. Helicopters can be takes from Pahalgam as well. However, the helicopter lands at Panchtarni, which is 2 km from Amarnath and from there tourists need to trek or take ponies to reach the temple.

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Things to CarryEdit

Carry needful cloths, food products and shoes.
Amarnath holy cave is situated at very high mountains and there are blowing very cold winds. So during the Yatra, take woollen clothes, shoes, Small umbrella for face, Raincoat, Monkey cap, torch, stick, gloves and jacket. The temperature may be down even up to -5c.
Keep a slip in your pocket with your name, address.
Take drinking water bottle, dry fruits and biscuit.
Keep one packet of Vaseline in your bag for safety your skin from cold winds.
Keep your all clothes in plastic bag not cloth bag.
Carry some medicines such as banded and glucose. This kind of medicines may be useful on the way.
Best dress advice for Ladies; please don’t wear saree for the yatra. It may be uncomfortable. Use comfortable dress such as paint, salwar kameej, and suit.
Use hunter shoes, it will be very comfortable in yatra.

Safety / WarningEdit

Don’t stop at such places, which are marked by warning notices.
Alcohol is strictly prohibited.
As the nature of Yatra is tough, it is advisable for children and aged persons not to perform Yatra.
Don’t over strain on steep gradients.
Don’t use slippers because of the steep rises and falls on the route to the Holy Cave.
Don’t relax at places where warning signs are fixed.
Don’t attempt short cuts on the route as it is very dangerous.
Don’t break traffic discipline.