Pakistani Hindu community celebrate Hinglaj annual festival - HD stock video

People from the nearby Muslim villages are there to render their services of fetching coconuts out of puddle. These coconuts are considered as sacred and followers are desirious these coconuts submerged into the cratere. People from the Pakistani Hindu community are on top of Chandarghup (greater most out of 3 mud volcanoes situated in a proximate location) while their way on to Hinglaj Mata temple, in Hingol National Park, Lasbela, Balochistan. At Chandarghup, they are to perform pujas and rituals by throwing coconuts, flowers, beetle nuts, coins and other valuable into the crater of mud volcanoes and then move ahead for the annual yatra. Followers from the Pakistani Hindu community are on annual pilgrimage of "Hinglaj Yatra", the foremost and very sacred celebration that the Hindu Followers perform every year in this remote region of Hingol National Park, Distt: Lasbela, Balochistan. As part of yatra, Hindu Pilgrims make various stopover at different places of Hingol National Park, which are holier for them and associated with different Hindu mythologies.