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Plastic-free darshan: keep Sabarimala clean during pilgrimage season

11:34 PM
22 November 2024

Plastic-Free Darshan
Pilgrimage Season in Kerala

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The Sabarimala pilgrimage is a journey of devotion and discipline. It also gives pilgrims the chance to protect the beautiful but fragile nature of the Western Ghats.

The sacred route

The path to Lord Ayyappa’s temple passes through a tiger reserve, which is home to rare plants, animals, and delicate forests. Pilgrims should treat the forest with the same respect as they approach the Lord.

By not littering, collecting any waste, and using trash bins provided by the Kerala government, you can help keep the area clean.

Here are a few steps to make your pilgrimage eco-friendly:

  • Do not litter: Collect your waste and dispose of it in the designated areas.
  • Avoid plastics: Nilakkal is plastic-free, so avoid carrying or discarding plastic items.
  • Use piped water: Drink the safe piped water provided for pilgrims. Don’t throw plastic bottles in the forest.
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  • Respect wildlife: The path is in a tiger reserve. Keep it safe for animals and birds.
  • Use toilets provided: Avoid polluting the forest. Use the clean facilities set up for pilgrims.

By following these steps, you can help preserve the environment for future generations while fulfilling your spiritual journey. Saranam Ayyappa🙏

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