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Kailash Mansarovar is one of the holiest pilgrimage sites for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers. Situated in Tibet, Mount Kailash is believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva, and Lake Mansarovar is considered sacred for spiritual cleansing. The journey to Kailash Mansarovar is an extraordinary mix of adventure, spirituality, and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.
Duration
10 to 15 days
Difficulty Level
Moderate to Challenging
Trip Start and End
Kathmandu, Nepal / Lhasa, Tibet (depending on the route)
Best Season
May to September
Trip Area
Mount Kailash, Lake Mansarovar
Max Elevation
5,650 meters
Per Day Walk
to 12 km
Group Size
Small to large groups
Accomodation
Hotels in Kathmandu/Lhasa, guesthouses, and tented camps in remote areas
Visit Mount Kailash – A sacred peak revered by multiple religions
Take a holy dip in Lake Mansarovar, known for spiritual purification
Witness stunning views of the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau
Explore the capital city of Lhasa (if traveling via Tibet)
Experience the 3-day Kailash Parikrama (circumambulation) on foot
Cross Dolma La Pass (5,630m) – the most challenging part of the trek
Visit Dirapuk and Zuthulpuk Monasteries along the trekking route
The sight of the majestic Everest and its surrounding peaks offers a backdrop for romance like no other.
Engage with the Sherpa culture, gaining insights into their traditions and Buddhist practices, enriching your journey with spiritual depth.
Savor the taste of local dishes, each a delightful fusion of traditional ingredients and mountain freshness.
Every challenge overcome and every laughter shared becomes a precious memory, etching this trek into the story of your lives.
Standing together at Everest Base Camp, you’ll feel a sense of shared triumph that only such a formidable quest can provide.
A detail description of Itirenary
Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you’ll check into a hotel and begin preparations for the journey. The day includes a briefing about the trip and processing necessary permits for Tibet travel.
Explore the sacred sites of Kathmandu, including Pashupatinath Temple, a revered Hindu pilgrimage site, and Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world.
Take a short flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj, a city in western Nepal near the Indian border. The evening is spent resting in preparation for the next day’s journey.
Fly to Simikot, then take another flight to Hilsa, the Nepal-Tibet border. After immigration formalities, drive to Taklakot (Burang) in Tibet and settle in for rest.
A day dedicated to acclimatization at 3,900m to adjust to high altitude conditions. Short walks and hydration help prepare for the upcoming journey.
Take a scenic drive to Lake Mansarovar, one of the holiest lakes for Hindus and Buddhists. Perform rituals, take a holy dip, and soak in the breathtaking Himalayan views.
Drive to Darchen, the base camp of Mount Kailash and the starting point of the sacred Kailash Parikrama (circumambulation). Prepare for the trek ahead.
Start the Kailash Parikrama with a 12km trek to Dirapuk Monastery at 4,900m. Enjoy close-up views of the majestic north face of Mount Kailash.
The most challenging day of the trek! Cross Dolma La Pass (5,630m), the highest point of the journey, before descending to Zuthulpuk Monastery (22km trek in total).
Complete the final stretch of the Kailash Parikrama, then drive back to Taklakot, marking the end of the trek. Rest and recover from the journey.
Drive to Hilsa, cross the border, and take flights back to Simikot, then Nepalgunj. Overnight stay in Nepalgunj before heading back to Kathmandu.
Fly back to Kathmandu and check into a hotel. The rest of the day is free for rest, reflection, or leisure activities.
A buffer day for shopping, exploring more cultural sites, or simply relaxing after the spiritual and physically demanding pilgrimage.
Your journey concludes with a transfer to the airport for your departure flight, carrying unforgettable memories of the sacred Kailash Mansarovar Yatra.
➤ Passport, Tibet travel permit, visa, and necessary documents
➤ Warm layered clothes, waterproof jacket, gloves, thermals, trekking pants
➤ Comfortable trekking boots and extra socks
➤ Sunglasses, hat, sunscreen, walking sticks, rain gear
➤ Small daypack for personal items and hydration
➤ Altitude sickness medication, pain relievers, personal hygiene items
A detail description of Tour Faq
May to September is the best season with stable weather for trekking.
The trek is moderately difficult due to high altitude (above 5,000m), requiring proper acclimatization.
Yes, you can drive up to Darchen and visit Mansarovar, but the Kailash Parikrama requires walking.
Yes, a Chinese visa and Tibet Travel Permit are required, which must be arranged through a tour operator.
The cost ranges from $2,500 to $4,500 per person, depending on route, group size, and services included.