The Amarnath Yatra, one of the most revered pilgrimages in Hinduism, attracts thousands of devotees annually to the sacred Amarnath cave situated in the Himalayas. Two critical entities that play a pivotal role in enhancing the pilgrim experience are the Power Development Department (PDD) and the Tent Association. The Power Development Department (PDD) is instrumental in ensuring the availability of electricity throughout the Yatra. Reliable power supply is crucial for multiple reasons. Adequate lighting along the route and in base camps like Baltal and Pahalgam ensures the safety of pilgrims, especially during night-time travel and stays. It helps prevent accidents and reduces the risk of encounters with wildlife. Continuous power supply is essential for operating medical facilities, including life-saving equipment and emergency response units. Mobile charging stations and communication equipment rely on a stable power supply, enabling pilgrims to stay connected with their families and the authorities. Many support services, including food and beverage stalls, rely on electricity for refrigeration and cooking. This ensures that pilgrims have access to fresh and safe food throughout their journey. One pilgrim explained, “There is no difference between Srinagar and Panchtarni now. The base camp at the height of 11,500 feet has been connected with an 11000KV transmission line. Thanks to J&K LG Shri Manoj Sinha, we have power even at these high altitudes, making our pilgrimage much smoother.” The Tent Association also plays a vital role in providing accommodation and essential services to pilgrims. The association sets up tents at various points along the route, offering pilgrims a place to rest and recover. These tents provide shelter from the harsh weather conditions, including rain, snow, and cold temperatures. Many tents are equipped with basic sanitation facilities. Proper hygiene and sanitation are critical to prevent the spread of diseases, which can be a significant risk given the large number of people congregating in one place. The tents are often equipped with bedding, blankets, and other amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. This is particularly important for elderly pilgrims or those with health issues. In case of any medical emergencies or other issues, the tent staff are often the first responders. They provide immediate assistance and coordinate with medical teams for further help. The PDD and the Tent Association are indispensable to the successful execution of the Amarnath Yatra. Their roles in providing essential services ensure that the pilgrims can focus on their spiritual journey with peace of mind, knowing that their safety, comfort, and well-being are being looked after.