Jul 4, 2023
By: Ayush Mehrotra and Shagun ChaudharyRudraksha beads hold immense significance in Hinduism. Consider buying Rudraksha bracelets that your family and friends can wear as a symbol of spirituality and protection.
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Collect holy water from the Amarnath Cave or nearby streams and bring it back in small, sealed containers. Sharing this sacred water with your loved ones will allow them to experience the blessings of Amarnath.
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Purchase a beautifully crafted brass diya (lamp) with engravings or patterns related to Lord Shiva. This traditional item can be used for religious rituals or as a decorative piece at home.
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ook for small idols or figurines of Lord Shiva, the presiding deity of the Amarnath Cave. These idols, made of metal or stone, can be kept on an altar or in a sacred space at home.
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A traditional Kashmiri portable heater made of wicker, filled with hot embers to keep warm during cold temperatures.
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Kashmir is famous for its delicious and high-quality dry fruits like almonds, walnuts, and apricots.
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Known as the "Kashmiri gold," high-quality saffron threads are a popular souvenir and culinary ingredient.
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Amarnath and its surrounding regions are known for their exquisite Pashmina shawls. Consider purchasing a soft and luxurious Pashmina shawl as a gift for your loved ones.
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Sandalwood beads are highly valued in spiritual practices. Look for sandalwood rosaries or malas that can be used for meditation or as a symbol of devotion.
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Explore local bookstores for religious texts, scriptures, or books related to Lord Shiva, Amarnath, or spiritual teachings. These books can provide deep insights and knowledge to your family and friends.
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