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In Jammu and Kashmir, the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board has decided to implement the long-awaited ropeway project to address the gap between the demand and capacity of Yatris and to facilitate the journey for elderly and differently-abled pilgrims. Once completed, the ropeway is expected to revolutionize the pilgrimage experience, making it safer, smoother, faster and more inclusive for millions of devotees annually. The ropeway will connect Tarakote Marg to Bhawan, the main shrine area. 

With careful planning to minimize environmental impact, the route will provide stunning views of the Trikuta hills, enhancing the



spiritual and scenic experience for devotees. The project will be a game changer, especially for those pilgrims who find it challenging to undertake a 13-kilometre steep trek to the shrine. 

Chief Executive Officer Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, Anshul Garg said the ropeway will also cater to the ever-increasing number of devotees visiting the holy cave each year as the number of pilgrims visiting Mata Vaishno Devi is increasing every year. Worth mentioning, that last year, the Yatra set a new record of over 95 lakh pilgrims, surpassing a significant milestone in 2023.




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