admin@narmadaparikrama.com Introduction Among the many wonders of the Narmada River, the naturally formed Banalingas hold a special place. These smooth, oval stones are considered sacred symbols of Lord Shiva and are collected by devotees for worship. Found along the riverbed, Banalingas are a living reminder of the divine presence in the Narmada. 1. What are Banalingas?
Introduction The Narmada is one of India’s most sacred rivers, revered as a living goddess and a symbol of purity. Flowing for over 1,300 kilometers, she is not only vital to ecology and culture but also the bearer of timeless legends and myths. These stories, preserved in scriptures and folklore, give the Narmada her unique
The sacred journey of Narmada Parikrama and pilgrimages along the holy river are set to become more comfortable and organized, as several new facilities have recently been announced by state governments and local administrations. These initiatives aim to honor the sanctity of the river while ensuring that pilgrims receive adequate support during their spiritual journeys.
The Narmada River, revered as a lifeline of central India, sustains millions of people, forests, and ecosystems. In recent decades, the growing awareness of environmental challenges—deforestation, pollution, overuse of resources—has led to the initiation of several eco-projects aimed at conserving the river and its valley. These projects represent a blend of traditional reverence and modern