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india travel shot: hari ki dwar – doorway to god – haridwar

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How and why does one small patch of river and land spanning a mere few hundred metres become the holiest site in all of the country? The answer—faith. What else can explain the millions of Hindus from across the country who make the coveted pilgrimage to the brown placid waters of the River Ganges washing 2,100-year-old steps in a pilgrimage town nestled in the plains of Uttarakhand. Day and night. Hail or rain. Year after year. For thousands of years. Continue reading →

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December 7, 2020 by Rama Arya
Posted in Exploring India, Uttarakhand Tagged Doorway to God, Ganga Aarti, Ganga Aarti Har Ki Pauri, Har Ki Pauri, Hari Ki Dwar, Haridwar, Himalayas, Hinduism, Shiva, Spirituality, Uttarakhand 39 Replies

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