The Char Dham Yatra has recorded 53,23,401 devotees across Uttarakhand's 4 shrines, with the turnout described as a record so far. The pilgris being conducted under the guidance of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, according to IANS.
Shrine-wise pilgrim count
Badrinath has reported the highest footfall among the 4 destinations, with 18.10 lakh devotees. Kedarnath follows with 15.57 lakh, while Gangotri has recorded 8.41 lakh visitors.
Yamunotri has received over 7.5 lakh devotees. Together, the figures represent the reported movement of pilgrims across the 4 shrine destinations in the Char Dham circuit.
Why the figures matter
The cumulative count provides a snapshot of the scale of the ongoing pilgr. Badrinath and Kedarnath account for the largest reported shares among the individual shrine figures, while Gangotri and Yamunotri have also drawn substantial numbers.
The report identifies the current turnout as record pilgrim numbers for the yatra so far. It does not provide the comparison figure referenced after the reported count.
Conclusion
The Char Dham Yatra has crossed 53,23,401 reported devotees, with Badrinath recording the highest shrine-wise count and the 4 destinations together registering a record turnout so far.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many devotees have visited the Char Dham shrines?
The reported total is 53,23,401 devotees.
Q. Which Char Dham shrine recorded the highest footfall?
Badrinath recorded the highest reported count at 18.10 lakh devotees.
Q. How many devotees visited Kedarnath?
Kedarnath recorded 15.57 lakh devotees.
Q. What was the reported footfall at Gangotri?
Gangotri recorded 8.41 lakh devotees.
Q. How many devotees visited Yamunotri?
Yamunotri recorded over 7.5 lakh devotees.
Q. Who is guiding the Char Dham Yatra?
The yatra is being conducted under the guidance of Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami.
