Tour Highlights

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra takes pilgrims to Mount Kailash (6,638 m) in Tibet, believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva, and Lake Mansarovar, regarded as a sacred lake that washes away sins. The journey is considered one of the toughest pilgrimages due to high altitude and rugged terrain, but spiritually rewarding. It is organized annually (usually June–September) under the supervision of the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, and also available via Nepal routes.

Tour Highlights

Day-wise Itinerary

Arrival in Kathmandu

Pick-up from airport.

Kathmandu → Syabrubesi (Drive)

Scenic drive through Nepalese countryside.

Syabrubesi → Kerung (China Border)

Cross into Tibet.

Kerung Acclimatization Day

Rest and short walks for altitude adjustment.

Kerung → Saga

Drive across Tibetan plateau.

Saga → Lake Mansarovar

Arrival at Lake Mansarovar.

Mansarovar → Darchen

Drive to Darchen, base camp for Kailash Parikrama.

Darchen → Diraphuk (Start Parikrama)

Trek to Diraphuk (approx. 12 km).

Diraphuk → Dolma La Pass → Zuthulphuk

Cross Dolma La Pass (5,670 m) — toughest part of trek.

Zuthulphuk → Darchen (End Parikrama)

Trek back to Darchen.

Darchen → Saga → Kerung

Drive back via Saga.

Kerung → Kathmandu & Departure

Return to Kathmandu.

Inclusions

  • Accommodation in Kathmandu, Tibet (basic guesthouses).
  • Daily vegetarian meals.
  • AC vehicle transfers in Nepal, coach/jeep in Tibet.
  • Guided support team (Sherpas, medical staff).
  • Permits and entry fees.
  • Airport transfers.

Exclusions

  • International airfare.
  • Visa & permit fees (Chinese visa, Tibet permit).
  • Travel insurance.
  • Personal expenses (tips, laundry, shopping).
  • Emergency evacuation costs (if required).

Registration

  • Fill up Booking Form with your details
  • Scan & upload passport copy
  • Send documents via email
  • Transfer booking amount
  • Pay remaining 15 days before yatra
  • Receive final confirmation