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Prime Minister Narendra Modi chairs the meeting on 20th May, 2025 in Delhi to review progress in tourism sector of the country. The meeting comes in the wake of Jammu Kashmir’s Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 innocent lives on 22nd of April, 2025, hindering the growth of tourism in the region.

Trip To Temples has successfully completed its initial Adi Kailash Yatra batch for 2025, reaffirming its commitment to delivering exceptional pilgrimage experiences. Unlike competitors, they offered a comprehensive 8-day itinerary covering 21 significant destinations, including Mount Adi Kailash and Om Parvat, starting from Kathgodam. The company prioritized pilgrim comfort and safety with premium accommodations, hygienic kitchen facilities, strictly satvik meals, and robust safety protocols. This successful yatra, drawing devotees nationwide, solidifies Trip To Temples' reputation as a leading provider of authentic, safe, and spiritually enriching pilgrimage tours.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has announced that 750 pilgrims have been selected through a computerized draw for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2025, scheduled from June to August. Out of 5,561 applicants, 250 will travel via the Lipulekh route in 5 batches, and 500 via the Nathu La route in 10 batches. Both routes are now fully motorable, making the pilgrimage more accessible. Chinese Embassy spokesperson Yu Jing congratulated the selected Yatris, expressing hopes for their spiritual enrichment and enjoyment of Chinese hospitality. 

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Nathula Pass in Sikkim is officially resuming in June 2025 after a five-year suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic and border tensions. This resumption is expected to significantly boost the local economy and tourism in Sikkim, creating employment opportunities for residents. To ensure a safer and more comfortable pilgrimage, significant infrastructure improvements are underway. Two acclimatization centers are being constructed along Kupup Road: one at 16th Mile (10,000 feet) and another near Hangu Lake (14,000 feet)