Your spiritual journey to Kailash Mansarovar begins with a drive to Nepalgunj after breakfast. This town, located near the India-Nepal border, serves as the official starting point for the yatra.

Route Overview :

• -Drive Duration: Approx. 4-5 hours
• -From: Starting Point (Lucknow or similar)
• -To: Nepalgunj (Altitude: 152 m)
• -Hotel: Soaltee Westend Premier or similar

Key Highlights

• -Comfortable road trip with en-route refreshment break
• -Check-in and rest at a premium hotel in Nepalgunj
• -Optional: Visit Bageshwari Temple, a revered Shakti Peeth
• -Evening Yatra Briefing Session covering route, medical advice, and travel essentials
• -Prepare mentally and spiritually for the sacred journey ahead

Your Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Nepal begins with an exciting flight from Nepalgunj to Simikot - a beautiful high-altitude village in northwestern Nepal.

This short 45-minute flight is more than just a journey . it's your first glimpse of the mighty Himalayas and a key step in preparing your body for higher altitudes ahead.

Route Overview :

• -Flight Duration: 45 minutes
• -Distance Covered: ~297 km
• -Altitude at Simikot: 2,910 meters
• -Transport: Small fixed-wing aircraft
• -Stay: Basic guesthouse (shared accommodation)
• -Arrival in Simikot - Gateway to the Himalayas

Important Note: Flights from Nepalgunj to Simikot depend on weather. Delays are common due to clouds or wind. Our team tracks updates and ensures you're booked on the earliest safe flight.

Highlights of the Day:

• -First Himalayan views of your Kailash journey
• -Stay in peaceful Simikot at 2,910 m
• -Begin altitude acclimatization
• -Explore a quiet mountain village in the Humla region

Today marks a sacred turning point in your Kailash Mansarovar Yatra - the day you reach Lake Mansarovar and receive your first Darshan of Mount Kailash, the divine abode of Lord Shiva.

Route Overview :

• -Departure: Taklakot (Burang)
• -First Stop: Rakshas Tal (Ravana Taal) - Linked to Ravana's penance, offers the first clear view of Mount Kailash and dramatic photo opportunities
• -Arrival at: Lake Mansarovar - Visit the holy lake, explore Chiu Gompa Monastery, and witness the divinity of Kailash
• -Parikrama: 90 km Lake Mansarovar Parikrama by bus (approx. 3 hours) with multiple viewpoints of Mount Kailash
• -Max Elevation: 4,590 meters
• -Stay: Guesthouse near Mansarovar (Dormitory-style)

Key Highlights

• -First Darshan of Mount Kailash from Rakshas Tal
• -Visit to Lake Mansarovar, the world's most sacred freshwater lake
• -Complete Parikrama of Lake Mansarovar with spiritual halts and stunning views
• -Explore the peaceful Chiu Gompa Monastery
• -Optional night visit to Mansarovar Lake under starlit skies - a serene and mystical experience you'll never forget

Start an early 3 km trek from Dirapuk to Charan Sparsh, the closest point to Mount Kailash’s North Face. Witness the golden sunrise, touch the divine rock, and offer prayers at this powerful spiritual site.

Return to Dirapuk with blessings and peace in your heart.

Route Overview :

• Location: Dirapuk to Kailash Charan Sparsh (North Face)

• Trek Distance: 3 km (one way)

• Altitude: Up to 18,000 ft

• Time Required: 3–4 hours (each way)

• Stay: Guesthouse at Dirapuk

Key Highlights

• Sacred trek to the base of Kailash North Face
• Touch the divine rock at Charan Sparsh
• Golden sunrise over Mount Kailash – rare and powerful blessing
• Prayer and meditation at one of the holiest points on Earth
• Stay at Dirapuk, overlooking the awe-inspiring North Face

Today marks the holiest and most challenging part of the Kailash Parikrama. Pilgrims cross the high-altitude Dolma La Pass (5,630 m), experiencing the deepest spiritual and physical transformation of the journey.

Route Overview:

• Start Point: Dirapuk (4,890 m)

• Trek Distance: ~22 km

• Highest Point: Dolma La Pass (5,630 m)

• End Point: Zuthulpuk (4,790 m)

• Total Duration: 9–10 hours (approx.)

• Route Stops: Shiva Tsal → Dolma La → Gauri Kund → Zuthulpuk Monastery

Key Highlights:

• Golden Sunrise over Mount Kailash North Face

• Visit Shiva Tsal – symbolic site of ego-shedding

• Cross Dolma La Pass – spiritual high point of the Kora

• Glimpse Gauri Kund – lake of Goddess Parvati

• Arrive at Zuthulpuk Monastery, home to meditation caves

Begin your day with a peaceful morning near the sacred meditation caves of Zuthulpuk. After exploring these spiritual sites, complete your final trek to Chongdo — marking the successful end of your sacred Kailash Kora

• Morning Visit: Zuthulpuk Meditation Caves & Monastery

• Trek: 6 km to Chongdo (2–3 hrs)

• Drive: 6 km to Darchen → ~105 km to Taklakot (~3 hrs)

• Max Elevation: 4,575 m

• Accommodation: Hotel Stay in Taklakot (Twin/Triple sharing)

Key Highlights:

• Visit the ancient meditation caves of Zuthulpuk

• Complete the final leg of Kailash Parikrama

• Enjoy a scenic drive back to Darchen and Taklakot

• Optional Extension: Trek to Zhong Chu, drive to Hilsa for overnight stay at border

After an early vegetarian breakfast, it's time to begin the return leg of your sacred Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. With hearts filled with peace and blessings, you’ll journey from the Tibetan highlands back to India through scenic air and road routes.

Route Overview:

• Drive: 45 km from Taklakot to the Tibet-Nepal border

• Cross: Border at Hilsa on foot after Chinese immigration

• Helicopter: 25-minute scenic ride from Hilsa to Simikot

• Flight: 45-minute domestic flight from Simikot to Nepalgunj

• Drive: 190 km road journey from Nepalgunj to Lucknow (approx. 4–5 hours)

• Accommodation: Overnight stay in Lucknow (if your onward journey is the next day)

Key Highlights:

• Final view of the Himalayas from helicopter and flight

• Stunning aerial views of Nepal’s remote mountain terrain

• Smooth cross-border transition via Hilsa and Simikot

• Drive to Lucknow, marking the end of your spiritual journey

• Optional overnight stay in Lucknow before your return home

Important Advisory (Short):

The Hilsa–Simikot–Nepalgunj route is weather-dependent. Delays may occur. Extra stay or meal costs due to weather disruptions are not included in the package and must be paid directly by travelers.