The 350 yatris would travel in seven batches of 50 yatris each.
The first batch of yatris will report at New Delhi on June 11, and will arrive in Gangtok on June 15. They will cross over to the Chinese territory on June 19. The final batch of yatris will reach Gangtok on August 12, after completing the Yatra, said the Tourism secretary of Sikkim Government, C Zangpo.
The entire handling of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Nathu La will be done by Sikkim Tourism Development Corporation (STDC).
The meeting was chaired by Chief Secretary A.K. Shrivastava and was participated by Heads and representatives of concerned departments of the state government, and officers of the BRO, Army, ITBP, Custom and Immigration, and BSNL.
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