New Delhi: Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, which is going to be difficult till now, will be facilitated by the road to China border. This journey will now take only one week. Till now it used to take 21 days and for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Till now the passengers had to travel about 80 km from the base camp Dharchula on foot. During this time, he had to go through difficult and inaccessible places and travel was very risky. The passengers had to spend the first evening in the base camp and after this, they had to stay in the stops of Mangti, Gala, Bundi, Gunji and Nabhidhang.
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Kailash passengers will be able to reach Lipulekh directly from Delhi due to the construction of the road to the frontier and the journey considered to be difficult till now is going to be smooth. The journey of Chhota Kailash is also going to be smooth. The passengers of Chhota Kailash will be able to reach Gunji, Kuti and Jolingkang by vehicle and for this Defense Minister Rajnath Singh praised the BRO saying, "It is wonderful and admirable that Border Roads Organization has made this difficult." After the inauguration, Rajnath said after the inauguration, "The great difficulty of the pilgrims going to Kailash Mansarovar has now become easier. Now they will be able to complete the three-week journey in a single week. The decades-old dream of local people and pilgrims has also come true. ”
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Simultaneously, Almora-Pithoragarh MP Ajay Tamta, who was present at the online inauguration of the Ghattabgarh-Lipulekh road, also raised the matter of the Dhaka-Bogdiyar-Milam road from Munsiyari to the China border with Defense Minister Rajnath Singh. On this he said that construction of this road will also be completed by March 2021.
