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In southwestern Pakistans Hingol National Park, Hindu pilgrims ascend steep mud volcanoes to reach the ancient cave temple of Hinglaj Mata during the Hinglaj Yatra. Over 100,000 devotees participate, seeking blessings and forgiveness. The festival features rituals, offerings, and festive activities, drawing Hindus from across Pakistan amid regional tensions.

In the rugged terrains of Balochistan, Pakistan, lies the revered Hinglaj Mata Mandir, a sacred Hindu temple and site of the largest Hindu pilgrimage in Pakistan. Known as Nani Mandir, it attracts over 250,000 devotees annually during the Hinglaj Yatra. Situated in a secluded gorge within the Hingol National Park, the temple holds significance as one of the 51 Shakti Peethas. The pilgrimage, a four-day event in April, symbolizes cultural harmony and spiritual devotion.

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