Summary
464 pilgrims traveled the Sikkim Nathu La route, while 477 used the Uttarakhand Lipulekh route.
The final batches arrived back in early September, after crossing high mountain passes in the Himalayas.
Officials from the Sikkim Tourism Development Corporation, Indo‑Tibetan Border Police and the Ministry of External Affairs praised the journey as spiritually significant.
The pilgrimage supports tourism growth and positions the region as a key gateway to the sacred sites.
Women made up a notable portion of the travelers, with 154 female participants on the Lipulekh route.