Summary
They carry a holy stick from the ancient Vasuki Nag Temple.
The walk leads to Kailash Kund, a lake high up in the mountains.
Pilgrims will take a dip in the lake’s cold water on September 9.
The journey is a tradition that honors Lord Vasuki Nag and Lord Shiva.
Thousands of visitors join, helping local tourism.
Safety rules ask walkers to bring warm clothes, waterproof gear, food, and medicines.
Children under 14 are asked not to go past certain points for safety.
They carry a holy stick from the ancient Vasuki Nag Temple.
The walk leads to Kailash Kund, a lake high up in the mountains.
Pilgrims will take a dip in the lake’s cold water on September 9.
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