Narmada Parikrama

Narmada Parikrama is a traditional pilgrimage where devotees circumambulate the 1,312-kilometer course of the Narmada River in India. This spiritual journey symbolizes honoring the river’s divine significance, reflecting reverence for nature and seeking spiritual purification. Pilgrims often undertake the parikrama on foot, passing through temples, sacred sites, and rural landscapes along the river’s path. It fosters cultural connection, environmental awareness, and personal reflection, serving as a meaningful act of devotion and respect for the natural and spiritual heritage associated with the Narmada River.