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Rishi Bhrigu had discovered the Amarnath Ji Cave
15th Century Muslim Shepherd namely Buta Malik had Rediscovered the Amarnath Ji Cave

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History of Amarnath Cave

It is believed that ice stalagmite at Amarnath cave has been an object of worship since antiquity. There are references to the legendary king Aryaraja who used to worship a lingam formed of ice in Kashmir, circa 300 BC. It is believed that Queen Suryamathi in the 11th century AD gifted Trishul, bananas and other sacred emblems to this shrine. Furthermore, there are further references to this pilgrimage in many other ancient texts.

Many sources claim that Amarnath Mandir and Amarnath Yatra was forgotten for ages and rediscovered. However, there are different claims regarding that.

Maharishi Bhrigu first saw Lord Amarnath
According to Bhrigu Purana, Amarnath Gufa was first discovered by Maharishi Bhrigu. The Kashmir valley is said to have been submerged underwater for a long time. Kashyap Muni drained the water by channeling it through rivers and rivulets. Maharishi Bhrigu was on his way to the Himalayas when he spotted Amarnath Cave. He was the first person to have darshan of the sacred lingam, Lord Amarnath. Since then, people visit Amarnath Cave to worship Lord Shiva and seek his blessings.

Buta Malik rediscovered Amarnath Cave
Another version which talks about Amarnath Cave being discovered by a Gujjar shepherd named Buta Malik. According to folklore, Buta Malik rediscovered Amarnath Cave in the 15th century. The legend says that Buta Malik was given a bag of coal by a sage. Upon reaching home, the shepherd opened the bag and to his surprise, it was a bag full of gold coins! Overjoyed, he ran back to meet the sage to thank him. To his utter amazement, the sage had disappeared and instead, he found the holy cave and the ice Shiv Lingam instead. He announced this discovery to the villagers and thus the sacred pilgrimage of Amarnath began once again.



Baltal is a camping ground for pilgrims, 75 km from Ganderbal town in Ganderbal district of Jammu and Kashmir, India and 93 km from capital city Srinagar and 15 km north of Sonamarg on the Sindh River at the base of Zojila pass.
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