Kailash Mansarovar Tour

Kailash Mansarovar Tour

Mount Kailash holds profound significance in Hinduism as the divine abode of Lord Shiva, where he meditates eternally alongside his consort Parvati. Known as Kailash Parvat, this sacred mountain is revered as the ultimate destination for the soul and is considered the spiritual epicenter of the world. Adjacent to Mount Kailash lies Lake Mansarovar, celebrated as a reservoir of purity and a prominent pilgrimage site for Hindus worldwide.

Participating in the Kailash Yatra involves immersing in the pristine waters of Mansarovar and drinking from its source, rituals believed to cleanse pilgrims of sins accumulated over numerous lifetimes. Those fortunate enough to undertake this sacred journey carry back cherished memories of Lord Shiva’s presence, experiencing a profound sense of peace and tranquility in the process. The untouched beauty and serene atmosphere of these hallowed locations forge a deep spiritual connection between pilgrims and Lord Shiva.

Known as “Parikrama” in Hinduism and “Kora” in Buddhism, the clockwise pilgrimage around Mount Kailash is a significant aspect of the journey. While physically demanding, devout pilgrims with proper preparation successfully complete this spiritually enriching trek, reinforcing their faith and devotion to Lord Shiva.

Overall, the Kailash Yatra to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar is a transformative pilgrimage experience that deepens one’s spiritual connection and leaves an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of those who undertake it.

Trip Note:

• Do not bring any books, magazine, pictures about Tibet, Buddhism or about any Lama’s. Custom of China won’t allow entering with those kinds matteriels.
• Fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, liquids like Ghee, Oils are not allow entering from Chinese custom at Kodari.
• Do not take any pictures and videos in Chinese customs, Army and police station
• Make que in every custom and in checking post as per your visa list number (your guide will give you instruction from first day)
• Take cooperative position from every Nepali and Tibetan staff and in Immigration sites
• We need three working days for Visa processing in Kathmandu for all foreigners other than Indians. So, all the foreigners must stay 3 days in Kathmandu

Recommendations for Yatra

Insurance for the trip

Embark on your Mount Kailash pilgrimage worry-free with our recommended Mount Kailash Travel Insurance. Tailored for the unique challenges of this sacred journey, it provides coverage for trip disruptions, medical emergencies, and unforeseen events. Prioritize your safety and peace of mind as you explore the spiritual wonders of Mount Kailash with our specialized travel insurance.

Health Precaution

High altitudes pose challenges like lower oxygen levels, inducing symptoms such as headaches, nausea, lethargy, and breathlessness. These affect everyone, regardless of age or fitness. Acclimatization is crucial; avoid tranquilizers and antibiotics. Slow down activities, rest frequently, and reduce talking. Walk slowly, keep loads light, and observe silence with a smile. Consume liquids, avoid sudden exertion, and protect against cold. Don’t bathe in streams, protect against dust and sun, and follow experienced guides. Prioritize rest, hydration, and warm clothing during winter.

Communication and Network

Wi-Fi will be accessible in Kathmandu, but as we venture into the more secluded regions of Nepal, connectivity will be restricted. The tour guide will carry a satellite phone for emergency communication. Wi-Fi connection is more accessible in the Tibet region as well, while there are no such facilities in Mansarovar, and during the Parikrama.
Options for e-sims are widely available in supported devices for cellular data, while mainstream social media including WhatsApp and Facebook are prohibited in China. The use of VPNs may allow for seamless communication with family back home.

Weather and Climate

During May to September, temperatures in Nepal and Tibet range from 10 to 22°C during the day. Despite the moderate daytime temperatures, the intense sun at high altitudes can create a much warmer sensation. Nighttime temperatures may drop significantly, reaching as low as -5°C.

Physical Fitness

Please consult your doctor and undergo a medical examination before embarking on the Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar yatra. Given the high altitudes, it is advisable to begin exercises such as walking, jogging, yoga, and breathing exercises at least a month prior to ensure a successful journey.

Currency

The Currency for Nepal is Nepalese Rupee, while there are options to exchange at the airport, you may find better exchange rates at the numerous exchange centers in the Thamel Market.
The Currency used in Tibet is the Chinese Yuan, US Dollars or other currencies are not accepted.
While US Dollars and major currencies, including Indian Rupees, are accepted in Nepal, this is not the case in Tibet. If you intend to convert your money to Chinese Yuan, you can do so either at international airports or in Kathmandu.

Accommodation and Amenities

This journey encompasses urban, rural, and remote areas in Nepal and Tibet, resulting in varying accommodations and amenities. Whether it’s five-star hotels and guest houses or camping in the breathtaking Himalayan regions under the care of our staff, you can be confident that we will consistently offer the best possible facilities in every instance.

Passport Validity and Visas

All Travelers must ensure that their passport is valid for a minimum of 6 months from the date of tour completion.
Indian Passport Holders do not require a visa to enter Nepal
All foreign Passport Holders can get their 30 days multiple entry visa to Nepal at the Kathmandu Airport, or online from the Nepal Immigration Website
All Visas and Permits along with other needful documents for Tibet will be arranged by Touch Kailash Team