Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Via Nepalgunj

Embark on a transformative 9-day pilgrimage to the sacred Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar, combining flights, helicopter rides, road journeys, and trekking through Nepal and Tibet. This spiritual adventure includes acclimatization days, border crossings, and the challenging but rewarding Kailash Parikrama trek around the holy mountain. Experience breathtaking high-altitude landscapes, participate in ancient rituals, and immerse yourself in profound cultural and religious heritage. Ideal for seekers of spiritual growth and Himalayan adventure.

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    Day 01: Arrival in Nepalgunj

    Upon your arrival in Nepalgunj, our representative will receive you and escort you to the pre-booked hotel where you’ll join the rest of the group. In the evening, attend a detailed trip briefing session led by your guide, explaining important safety and travel instructions for the journey ahead. Enjoy a pure vegetarian dinner and overnight stay at the Hotel Dimond Palace.
    Meals: Veg Dinner | Max Elevation: 152m | Accommodation: Hotel (sharing basis)

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    Day 02: Nepalgunj to Simikot by Flight

    After an early breakfast, fly to Simikot (approx. 45 minutes). On arrival, transfer to your accommodation and rest for acclimatization.
    Meals: Veg Lunch & Dinner | Max Elevation: 2910m | Distance: 297 km by flight (45 mins) | Accommodation: Guesthouse (sharing basis)
    📝 Note: Due to unpredictable weather, an overnight stay at Simikot has been included as a precaution. If conditions allow, you may fly to Hilsa or Taklakot the same day. Stay in touch with your local representative.

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    Day 03: Fly from Simikot to Hilsa, Drive to Taklakot (Purang)

    Board a chartered helicopter from Simikot to Hilsa (approx. 25 minutes). Complete border immigration and cross into Tibet. From Sher, drive to Taklakot by Chinese bus.
    Meals: Veg Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Max Elevation: 4025m | Distance: 25 mins heli + 22 km drive | Accommodation: 4* Hotel or Lodge (sharing basis)
    📝 Note: Hilsa is a remote, inhospitable town. If stuck here due to delays, basic facilities may be limited. Carry snacks, water, and remain patient. Group crossing is mandatory due to group permit/visa. Cooperation with the crew is crucial.

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    Day 04: Acclimatization Day at Taklakot

    Today is for rest and acclimatization to avoid altitude sickness. Take light walks, stay hydrated, and avoid over-exertion.
    Meals: Veg Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Max Elevation: 4025m | Distance: 0 km | Accommodation: 4* Hotel (sharing basis)
    📝 Note: Proper rest today is essential for your health and success of the trek. Use this time for light activities, meditation, or market visits.

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    Day 05: Drive from Taklakot to Lake Manasarovar

    After breakfast, drive 70 km to Lake Manasarovar (Chiu Gompa area). Complete parikrama of the lake (90 km) by bus. Perform rituals and rest overnight near the lake.
    Meals: Veg Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Max Elevation: 4590m | Distance: 70 km drive + 90 km parikrama | Accommodation: Guesthouse (sharing basis)
    📝 Note: Holy dip in the lake is not permitted by Chinese authorities. However, Sherpas can fetch water from the lake for bathing and puja at the shore. Night walks around the lake are safe but recommended only in small groups, with warm clothes, torch, and guide.

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    Day 06: 1st Day of Kailash Parikrama – Trek to Dirapuk (12 km)

    After morning puja by the lake, drive to Darchen and then to Yam Dwar. Start a 12 km trek to Dirapuk. 9 km is relatively flat; the last 3 km includes some ascent. Enjoy majestic views of Mount Kailash North Face.
    Meals: Veg Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Max Elevation: 5210m | Distance: 35 km drive + 12 km trek | Accommodation: Guesthouse (sharing basis)
    📝 Notes:

    • Trek is moderate but oxygen levels are low—move slowly and hydrate frequently.
    • Carry your packed lunch and hot water, provided by the crew.
    • Optional: Charan Sparsh (3 km, 5475m) can be arranged depending on your health and guide’s approval.
    • Those not trekking may remain at Darchen at their own cost.
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    Day 07: 2nd Day of Parikrama – Trek to Zuthulpukh via Dolma La Pass (22 km)

    Today’s trek is the toughest and longest of the journey. Begin early to cross the Dolma La Pass (5630m), the highest point of the yatra. Descend to Gauri Kund and continue on flat terrain to Zuthulpukh.
    Meals: Veg Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Max Elevation: 5630m | Distance: 22 km trek | Accommodation: Guesthouse (sharing basis)

    📝 Notes:

    • Dolma La is steep and challenging—walk slowly and be cautious.
    • Gauri Kund is visible during descent.
    • Trek may take 10-12 hours depending on pace.
    • Those skipping Parikrama can stay back at Darchen (at personal cost).
    • Charan Sparsh optional from Dirapuk (not included in the package).
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    Day 08: Final Day of Parikrama – Trek to Darchen; Drive to Taklakot

    Complete the last 6 km of Parikrama by walking to the pickup point, then drive back to Darchen and continue onward to Taklakot.
    Meals: Veg Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Max Elevation: 4575m | Distance: 6 km trek + 105 km drive | Accommodation: 4* Hotel (sharing basis)

    📝 Note: If weather and border conditions are favorable, the group may proceed directly to Hilsa for helicopter transfer.

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    Day 09: Taklakot to Nepalgunj via Hilsa and Simikot

    After breakfast, drive to the border and complete immigration. Fly by helicopter from Hilsa to Simikot and then take your connecting flight to Nepalgunj. Upon arrival, the yatra ends.
    Meals: Veg Breakfast | Max Elevation: 3640m (Hilsa), 2910m (Simikot), 152m (Nepalgunj) | Distance: 1.5 hr drive + 25 min heli + 45 min flight | Accommodation: N/A

    📝 Note: Tour concludes in Nepalgunj. Coordinate with your operator for further transfers or departures.

Group Size /Cost
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4 N/A INR 220000 N/A N/A

Inclusion:
India / Nepal Portion

• Accommodation:

o 01-night stay at a 4-star equivalent hotel in Nepalgunj on sharing basis

o 01-night stay at Simikot or Hilsa in a basic guesthouse on sharing basis

• Meals:

o 01 Lunch, 01 Dinner, and 01 Breakfast in Nepalgunj

o All meals in Simikot/Hilsa (vegetarian/light meals)

• Transportation:

o Scheduled flight tickets: Nepalgunj – Simikot – Nepalgunj

o Helicopter transfer: Simikot – Hilsa – Simikot (on sharing basis)

• Permits & Taxes:

o Humla restricted area permit for Simikot travel

o Nepal-China border tax


Tibet Portion

• Accommodation:

o 02 + 01 nights at Taklakot hotel with all meals

o 01-night stay in dormitory near Lake Manasarovar (sharing basis) with meals

o 01-night stay at Dirapuk with light meals/snacks

o 01-night stay at Zuthulpukh with light meals/snacks


• Meals:

o All vegetarian meals during the Tibet journey, cooked by Nepalese chef and helpers

• Transportation & Support:

o Deluxe non-air-conditioned bus in Tibet

o Support van/truck for kitchen equipment and luggage

o Yak for carrying kitchen and trekking equipment during parikrama


• Staff & Guides:

o English-speaking Tibetan tour guide

o Experienced Nepalese tour leader throughout the trip (English/Hindi speaking)

o Nepalese chef with helper and Sherpa support team

• Emergency & Health:

o Basic first aid kit with the group

o Emergency oxygen cylinders during parikrama


• Permit & Visa:

o Normal Tibet single-entry group visa

o All necessary permits for restricted areas in Tibet

Complimentary Items

• Duffle bag, backpack, and windcheater or cap

• Down jacket on returnable basis (subject to availability)

• Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Completion Certificate


Taxes

• All applicable Nepal and Tibet government taxes


Exclusions:

• International airfare to/from Nepal

• Travel insurance and medical evacuation cost

• Emergency evacuation expenses or extra nights due to flight delays/bad weather

• Additional accommodation or meals not mentioned in the itinerary

• Personal expenses: laundry, phone calls, beverages, etc.

• Horse/Pony/Porter for personal use during the parikrama

• Tips for guide, staff, and crew

• Visa fees for India or Nepal (if applicable)

• Any costs arising out of unforeseen situations like landslides, strikes, political unrest, or natural calamities

• Anything not explicitly mentioned under the "Inclusions" section

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Frequenty Asked Questions

The best time is from May to September, when the weather is relatively stable, and the route is accessible for pilgrims and trekkers.
Yes, you need a Chinese visa and a Tibet Travel Permit, which will be arranged by your tour operator as part of a group travel permit.
The trek is moderately to highly challenging, especially the Dolma La Pass (5630m) due to high altitude and steep climbs. Proper acclimatization and physical fitness are essential.
No, as per Chinese regulations, bathing directly in the lake is prohibited. However, water can be brought to shore for spiritual bathing and rituals.
Accommodation includes hotels, guesthouses, and lodges on a sharing basis, with pure vegetarian meals served throughout the trip.

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