Amratasya
Ma Narmada
pad parikrama

One of India's holiest rivers, the Narmada begins its journey at Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh, and travels a total of about 1312 kilometres before it meets the ocean. People have been making the pilgrimage around the Holy Narmada River in search of liberation, enlightenment, and salvation since ancient times. Narmada Parikrama refers to a walk along the river's path from source to mouth. The circumambulation, also known as parikrama, involves walking the entire length of the Narmada River on both banks, which spans over 3,000 kilometers ( due to backwater of Dams). This sacred journey is believed to purify the soul and grant blessings to those who undertake it. It has been the experience that completing the parikrama can bring immense spiritual growth and deepen one's connection with the divine.