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Kailash Manasarovar Yatra
Duration 16 Days
Max. Altitude 5636meter
Activities Driving & Trekking
Destination Nepal, Tibet
Start/End Point Kathmandu
Transportation Coach and 4WD
Grade Adventurous
Nature of Trip Cross Country Tour
Meals 15 B | 12 L | 12 D
Group Size 2-50 People
Best Seasons Summer and Autumn
Accommodation Hotel and Lodges
Overview of Kailash Manasarovar Yatra
The Kailash Manasarovar Yatra is an important pilgrimage for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers. It includes visiting Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar in China’s Tibet Autonomous Region. Mount Kailash holds a strong religious importance for the Omkar family. People consider it a religious region. Hindus believe it as Lord Shiva’s home. Buddhists say it is the abode of Demchok, the embodiment of absolute happiness. Jains believe it is the location where their first Tirthankara, Rishabhadeva, acquired enlightenment. It is the spiritual center of the Bon religion, which is unique to Tibet.
Mount Kailash is approximately 6,638 meters (21,778 ft) high and remains unclimbed. It’s a magnificent mountain with a distinctive pyramid form. Lake Manasarovar, on the other hand, is thought to be the personification of purity, purifying individuals who drink or bathe in its waters. It is also an important pilgrimage destination for Buddhists. The lake lies at the altitude of 4,590 meters (15,060 feet), is among the world’s highest freshwater lakes. It locates close to the Sutlej River’s source.
Major Highlights of Kailash Manasarovar Yatra
- Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon adherents revere Kailash as the terrestrial incarnation of Mount Meru, the universe’s spiritual center.
- Sacred Dip in Manasarovar Lake. Lake Manasarovar, one of the world’s highest freshwater lakes at 4,590 meters (15,060 feet). Devotees believe that the sacred waters wash sins and purify the soul. Is crystal-clear blue waters gives its unique identification, which reflect the surrounding mountains and create a wonderfully tranquil environment.
- Tirthapuri has hot springs and lies near to Mount Kailash. Pilgrims frequently bathe in these waters after completing the parikrama, thinking that it further cleanses their souls.
- Rakshas Tal, a mysterious lake. Rakshas Tal (Lake of the Demon), located near Lake Manasarovar, is a lesser known but equally intriguing lake with distinct features. It is frequently viewed as a symbol of darkness in contrast to the cleanliness of Lake Manasarovar.
- The entire region is rich in natural beauty, with picturesque vistas, wildlife, and vegetation.
- Interacting with local Tibetan people and experiencing their culture, hospitality, and customs is a distinct component of the yatra. The yatra brings together pilgrims from varied backgrounds, creating a feeling of community and spiritual journey.
Religious Significances
Parikrama (Circumambulation) is a pilgrimage ceremony that spans the 52-kilometer (32-mile) trip around Mount Kailash, also known as the parikrama or kora, and is regarded one of the holiest deeds a pilgrim may accomplish. It usually takes three days to finish. During the Kora, pilgrims pass the Dolma La Pass, the parikrama’s highest point at 5,636 meters (18,525 ft). This stage of the trip is both tough and spiritually fulfilling.
The serene monasteries of Chiu Gompa, Dirapuk, and Zutulpuk provide stunning views of Lake Manasarovar, a favorite spot for meditation and introspection.
Pilgrims pass the Sacred Pond of Gauri Kunda on the way down from Dolma La Pass. This little lake has its own significance for its sacredness, particularly in Hinduism, where it links with the goddess Parvati.
Asthapad, which means ‘Eight Steps’, is significant to Jains since it is where their first Tirthankara, Rishabhadeva, is said to have gained Nirvana.
The routes to Kailash Manasarovar Yatra
There are two primary routes for this journey from Nepal. One via Kathmandu and the other via Simikot. The route via Kerung is currently operational on a daily basis. The tour starts in Kathmandu. As an alternate route from Nepal, many people opt to fly to Simikot and then hike to Tibet or the Kailash region. India operates the Yatra from Lipulake pass and Sikkim routes.
Kailash Manasarovar Yatra trip Duration:
The Kailash Manasarova Yatra usually takes 2-3 weeks, depending on the route and the individual’s speed. The voyage is grueling, with high heights, difficult terrain, and terrible weather conditions. Acclimatization is critical to avoiding altitude sickness.
Kailash Manasarova Yatra Preparation
To visit Tibet and take part in the pilgrimage, specific permissions and visas are required. Participants must be physically fit and may undergo medical examinations before commencing the yatra. Pilgrims require proper physical exercise, hiking equipment, warm clothes, and other necessities to complete the Yatra.
Spiritual and Cultural Experience
Pilgrims frequently complete circumambulation (parikrama) around Mount Kailash during their Kailash Manasarovar Yatra, which takes many days. Bathing in the waters of Lake Manasarovar is another significant rite. The yatra offers a unique opportunity to engage with other pilgrims and feel a feeling of community and spirituality. Infrastructure and amenities along pilgrimage routes have been improved to accommodate a rising number of pilgrims. Both the Nepalese and Chinese governments are taking their efforts to accommodate the pilgrimage by assuring safety and providing required amenities.
The Kailash Manasarovar Yatra is a life-changing journey for many people, combining physical endurance with profound spiritual fulfillment.
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Kailash Manasarovar Yatra - Detail Itinerary
01
Arrival in Kathmandu
Meet and greet at the airport, then travel to the hotel to pick up your passport to obtain a Chinese visa.
You will have opportunity to attend Pashupatinath Aarati in the evening if time permits.
Welcome Dinner in the evening. Overnight in a hotel in Kathmadu Katmandu.
02
Kathmandu Temple Tour
Explore the Doleshwornath Temple known as head of Kedarnath Temple, and the Sculpture of Saga Shiva. Later, attend a tour to the the Jal Narayan Temple, where Vishnu is depicted in slumber. Then head back to hotel and utilize the remaining day for packing. Attend a program briefing by the operators and leaders later in the evening.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
03
Full Day in Pashupatinath Temple and Tour. (Pashupatinath Temple, Budhanilkantha)
Today’s schedule comprises Morning Darshan and Puja at Pashupatinath, followed by Hawan and Rudraabhishek led by a Brahman. Upon returning to the hotel, please complete your packing. Take pleasure in your free time during the evening.
04
Drive Kerung and transfer to Hotel. (About 145km) 6 to 7 Hours)
The journey will kick off on this day with a drive from Kathmandu to Kerung. We will cover a distance of 145 kilometers from Kathmandu to Ghattekhola – Kerung Border (Nepal). We will stop for lunch at the Trishuli Riverbank along the way and spend the night at the Mountain Guest House, which offers free wifi, hot showers, and a private bathroom.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
05
Cross Tibetan Chinese Kerung Boeder after checking immigration drive to Jilong/Kerung City. (about 40kms) Full day acclimatization
We must finalize the immigration process and visit the Friendship Bridge at the border of Nepal and Tibet. Upon reaching Jilong City, you will be introduced to your Chinese guide. The city provides a highland train travel service. Discover the city and its surrounding villages. Spend the night at the guest house.
06
Jilong/Kerung to Saga (4500mts. - 240kms)
Depart from Jilong/Kerung after breakfast for a 6-hour journey to Saga. During the day, you will have the chance to admire Lake Pikucho and Mt. Shisha Pangma, the only two 8,000-meter mountains in Tibet. After crossing the sacred Brahmaputra River, we will arrive at the city of Sagapurtra. Before continuing to Mansarovar, we will make a stop for a purification ritual. Tonight’s accommodation will be at the Saga Hotel.
Meals: Our team will provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
07
Saga - (4300mts. - 235kms) Parayang.
Travel from Saga to Mansarovar Lake typically takes four to five hours starting after breakfast. You will reach the Kailash region of Tibet on this day, passing through steep passes and by Old Dongba. Enjoy a scenic drive alongside the Brahmaputra River and spend the night in a hotel or guest house where all your meals — lunch, dinner, and breakfast — will be prepared by our staff.
08
Parayang - (4500mts. - 265kms) Mansarovar Lake.
Today, we will set out on a pilgrimage from Saga to Mansarovar Lake, which will take approximately 5-6 hours after breakfast. This journey serves as your gateway to the sacred Kailash region of Tibet. Before reaching Mansarovar Lake, you will have the opportunity to complete the lake parikrama and behold the divine views of both Kailash and Mansarovar. Pause for a moment to admire the scenery, then continue past Mansarovar Lake towards Tsu Gompa. Despite the rugged terrain, modern buses ensure a comfortable travel experience.
Immerse yourself in the holy waters of Mansarovar Lake and rest for the night at a guesthouse or tent.
Your meals – lunch, dinner, and breakfast – will be provided by our team.
09
Yatra from Mansarovar to Darchen (4600mts. - 35kms.)
Perform Hawan, Puja, and Holy Deep, and take a morning bath by the lakeside. We will choose a special spot to conduct Lord Shiva’s Puja deep within Manasarovar Lake. Dedicate the entire day to spiritual activities. Head to Darchen after having lunch. Drive to Darchen for approximately 2.5 hours and stay overnight.
Meals: Our team will provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
10
Darchen to Diraphuk Kailash Parikrama (4890mts. - 12kms.)
Darboche for a short time. Today’s stroll will be continuous for four or five hours. You can pay an additional fee to assist orses throughout their ride. Yak will carry all of our supplies and tools. Stay in the dormitory room of a rustic mud hut. The North Face of Mount Kailash at its finest. Spend the night at the guesthouse or Diraphuk.
Meals: reakfast, lunch, and dinner are served.
11
Diraphuk to Kailash Charan Sparsh - Touch Kailash Yatra (5500mts)
It’s Charan Sparsh Day, commonly known as the Touch Kailash Yatra. Stroll down the Gange Riverbank to the base of Mount Kailash Parvat. The view of Mount Kailash from the North Face is incredible. Bless yourself from the foot of Mount Kailash.
12
Diraphuk to Zhulthulphuk Kailash parikrama (4790mts. - 22kms.)
Today will be the longest day of the Kailash Yatra. Sacred journey to Dolma-La Pass, 5,630 meters above sea level. Doma-la Pass’s erratic weather can cause snowstorms at any moment. Thus, we make every effort to begin our yatra as soon as possible. While it is impossible to visit and touch, we may see Shivatsal, Good and Bad Karma Hole, Blessing Holy Stone, and Gaurikund on the route. Spend the night on the route to the guesthouse at Zhulthulphuk Monastery, sleeping in dorms.
Team prepares meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
13
Zhulthulphuk to Darchen Kailash Kora - Drive to Saga (465Km. 4500mts.)
Today is the third day of Kailash Kora. Sacred Kailash After strolling down to Darchen’s site, take a short drive to get there. After our great Kailash Parikarma/Cora, we travel to Kathmandu via Mansarovar Lake and Saga. Stay overnight in a hotel in Saga County.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
14
Saga - Jilong/Kerung (230km - 3600mts.)
Following breakfast, we return to Jilong by the same road that we took to Kailash Mansarovar. After another quick break at the Saga and Brahmaputra rivers, go to Jilong-Kerung.
Team prepares meals for the crew
15
Jilong - Kerung - Langtang - to Katmand ( 185kms.)
In the early afternoon, travel 41 kilometers to the Kerung Border, where you will cross the Friendship border, and then drive for approximately 7 hours to Kathmandu. Overnight in an accommodation in Kathmandu.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served.
16
Free and Drive to the Airport or onward destination.
Free morning for final packing and transfer to the airport for departure.
Cost Includes
- 4 Star Hotel in Kathmandu
- Lodge Accommodation enroute • Special admission Pashupatinath Darshan, Rudra Abhishek, hawan by pandit;
- Derapuk monastery and one night at the Zutulpuk monastery; multiple sharing mud home
- Crews from Yatra Support Team: Cook, Cook assistant, driver, and guide.
- Group visa and travel permit for Tibet; Tibetan guide; admission permits to all monasteries; and Kailash.
- Guides in Nepal and Tibet
- Transportation by a luxury bus with air conditioning and a support truck for transporting crew, food, equipment, and Yatra bags.
- First aid kit with medication for altitude sickness, a mask-regulator support in case of emergency, and an oxygen tank capable of saving lives.
- Daily health checks (blood pressure, oxygen level, pulse rage, and heart breath) performed by our train staff
- Supporters of Kailash kora for kitchen and baggage: yaks and yaks.
- Only travel insurance for employees from Nepal.
- A complimentary Yatra Completion Certificate.
Cost Excludes
- All personal costs.
- Personal travel insurance and rescue evacuation during the tour.
- Personal expenses for Nepal and Tibet; Bar bills and beverages
- Gratuities for employees; Fees for photography
- Additional costs incurred in the event of a landslide or other natural disaster.
- Kailash Tour Rescue Jeep if someone leaves the group sooner than planned.
- Visas for entry into and exit from Nepal
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu as specified in the itinerary. (If you hold an American passport, an additional visa is required; the cost is USD 120 per person.)
- Media and international phone calls.
- Clothes for oneself and trekking excursion gear
Kailash Manasarovar Yatra - Fixed Departure Cost & Dates
Duration 16 Days
Max. Altitude 5636meter
Activities Driving & Trekking
Destination Nepal, Tibet
Start/End Point Kathmandu
Transportation Coach and 4WD
Grade Adventurous
Nature of Trip Cross Country Tour
Meals 15 B | 12 L | 12 D
Group Size 2-50 People
Best Seasons Summer and Autumn
Accommodation Hotel and Lodges
The Kailash Manasarovar Yatra is an important pilgrimage for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers. It includes visiting Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar in China’s Tibet Autonomous Region. Mount Kailash holds a strong religious importance for the Omkar family. People consider it a religious region. Hindus believe it as Lord Shiva’s home. Buddhists say it is the abode of Demchok, the embodiment of absolute happiness. Jains believe it is the location where their first Tirthankara, Rishabhadeva, acquired enlightenment. It is the spiritual center of the Bon religion, which is unique to Tibet.
Mount Kailash is approximately 6,638 meters (21,778 ft) high and remains unclimbed. It’s a magnificent mountain with a distinctive pyramid form. Lake Manasarovar, on the other hand, is thought to be the personification of purity, purifying individuals who drink or bathe in its waters. It is also an important pilgrimage destination for Buddhists. The lake lies at the altitude of 4,590 meters (15,060 feet), is among the world’s highest freshwater lakes. It locates close to the Sutlej River’s source.
Major Highlights of Kailash Manasarovar Yatra
- Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon adherents revere Kailash as the terrestrial incarnation of Mount Meru, the universe’s spiritual center.
- Sacred Dip in Manasarovar Lake. Lake Manasarovar, one of the world’s highest freshwater lakes at 4,590 meters (15,060 feet). Devotees believe that the sacred waters wash sins and purify the soul. Is crystal-clear blue waters gives its unique identification, which reflect the surrounding mountains and create a wonderfully tranquil environment.
- Tirthapuri has hot springs and lies near to Mount Kailash. Pilgrims frequently bathe in these waters after completing the parikrama, thinking that it further cleanses their souls.
- Rakshas Tal, a mysterious lake. Rakshas Tal (Lake of the Demon), located near Lake Manasarovar, is a lesser known but equally intriguing lake with distinct features. It is frequently viewed as a symbol of darkness in contrast to the cleanliness of Lake Manasarovar.
- The entire region is rich in natural beauty, with picturesque vistas, wildlife, and vegetation.
- Interacting with local Tibetan people and experiencing their culture, hospitality, and customs is a distinct component of the yatra. The yatra brings together pilgrims from varied backgrounds, creating a feeling of community and spiritual journey.
Religious Significances
Parikrama (Circumambulation) is a pilgrimage ceremony that spans the 52-kilometer (32-mile) trip around Mount Kailash, also known as the parikrama or kora, and is regarded one of the holiest deeds a pilgrim may accomplish. It usually takes three days to finish. During the Kora, pilgrims pass the Dolma La Pass, the parikrama’s highest point at 5,636 meters (18,525 ft). This stage of the trip is both tough and spiritually fulfilling.
The serene monasteries of Chiu Gompa, Dirapuk, and Zutulpuk provide stunning views of Lake Manasarovar, a favorite spot for meditation and introspection.
Pilgrims pass the Sacred Pond of Gauri Kunda on the way down from Dolma La Pass. This little lake has its own significance for its sacredness, particularly in Hinduism, where it links with the goddess Parvati.
Asthapad, which means ‘Eight Steps’, is significant to Jains since it is where their first Tirthankara, Rishabhadeva, is said to have gained Nirvana.
The routes to Kailash Manasarovar Yatra
There are two primary routes for this journey from Nepal. One via Kathmandu and the other via Simikot. The route via Kerung is currently operational on a daily basis. The tour starts in Kathmandu. As an alternate route from Nepal, many people opt to fly to Simikot and then hike to Tibet or the Kailash region. India operates the Yatra from Lipulake pass and Sikkim routes.
Kailash Manasarovar Yatra trip Duration:
The Kailash Manasarova Yatra usually takes 2-3 weeks, depending on the route and the individual’s speed. The voyage is grueling, with high heights, difficult terrain, and terrible weather conditions. Acclimatization is critical to avoiding altitude sickness.
Kailash Manasarova Yatra Preparation
To visit Tibet and take part in the pilgrimage, specific permissions and visas are required. Participants must be physically fit and may undergo medical examinations before commencing the yatra. Pilgrims require proper physical exercise, hiking equipment, warm clothes, and other necessities to complete the Yatra.
Spiritual and Cultural Experience
Pilgrims frequently complete circumambulation (parikrama) around Mount Kailash during their Kailash Manasarovar Yatra, which takes many days. Bathing in the waters of Lake Manasarovar is another significant rite. The yatra offers a unique opportunity to engage with other pilgrims and feel a feeling of community and spirituality. Infrastructure and amenities along pilgrimage routes have been improved to accommodate a rising number of pilgrims. Both the Nepalese and Chinese governments are taking their efforts to accommodate the pilgrimage by assuring safety and providing required amenities.
The Kailash Manasarovar Yatra is a life-changing journey for many people, combining physical endurance with profound spiritual fulfillment.
Arrival in Kathmandu
Meet and greet at the airport, then travel to the hotel to pick up your passport to obtain a Chinese visa.
You will have opportunity to attend Pashupatinath Aarati in the evening if time permits.
Welcome Dinner in the evening. Overnight in a hotel in Kathmadu Katmandu.
Kathmandu Temple Tour
Explore the Doleshwornath Temple known as head of Kedarnath Temple, and the Sculpture of Saga Shiva. Later, attend a tour to the the Jal Narayan Temple, where Vishnu is depicted in slumber. Then head back to hotel and utilize the remaining day for packing. Attend a program briefing by the operators and leaders later in the evening.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Full Day in Pashupatinath Temple and Tour. (Pashupatinath Temple, Budhanilkantha)
Today’s schedule comprises Morning Darshan and Puja at Pashupatinath, followed by Hawan and Rudraabhishek led by a Brahman. Upon returning to the hotel, please complete your packing. Take pleasure in your free time during the evening.
Drive Kerung and transfer to Hotel. (About 145km) 6 to 7 Hours)
The journey will kick off on this day with a drive from Kathmandu to Kerung. We will cover a distance of 145 kilometers from Kathmandu to Ghattekhola – Kerung Border (Nepal). We will stop for lunch at the Trishuli Riverbank along the way and spend the night at the Mountain Guest House, which offers free wifi, hot showers, and a private bathroom.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Cross Tibetan Chinese Kerung Boeder after checking immigration drive to Jilong/Kerung City. (about 40kms) Full day acclimatization
We must finalize the immigration process and visit the Friendship Bridge at the border of Nepal and Tibet. Upon reaching Jilong City, you will be introduced to your Chinese guide. The city provides a highland train travel service. Discover the city and its surrounding villages. Spend the night at the guest house.
Jilong/Kerung to Saga (4500mts. - 240kms)
Depart from Jilong/Kerung after breakfast for a 6-hour journey to Saga. During the day, you will have the chance to admire Lake Pikucho and Mt. Shisha Pangma, the only two 8,000-meter mountains in Tibet. After crossing the sacred Brahmaputra River, we will arrive at the city of Sagapurtra. Before continuing to Mansarovar, we will make a stop for a purification ritual. Tonight’s accommodation will be at the Saga Hotel.
Meals: Our team will provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Saga - (4300mts. - 235kms) Parayang.
Travel from Saga to Mansarovar Lake typically takes four to five hours starting after breakfast. You will reach the Kailash region of Tibet on this day, passing through steep passes and by Old Dongba. Enjoy a scenic drive alongside the Brahmaputra River and spend the night in a hotel or guest house where all your meals — lunch, dinner, and breakfast — will be prepared by our staff.
Parayang - (4500mts. - 265kms) Mansarovar Lake.
Today, we will set out on a pilgrimage from Saga to Mansarovar Lake, which will take approximately 5-6 hours after breakfast. This journey serves as your gateway to the sacred Kailash region of Tibet. Before reaching Mansarovar Lake, you will have the opportunity to complete the lake parikrama and behold the divine views of both Kailash and Mansarovar. Pause for a moment to admire the scenery, then continue past Mansarovar Lake towards Tsu Gompa. Despite the rugged terrain, modern buses ensure a comfortable travel experience.
Immerse yourself in the holy waters of Mansarovar Lake and rest for the night at a guesthouse or tent.
Your meals – lunch, dinner, and breakfast – will be provided by our team.
Yatra from Mansarovar to Darchen (4600mts. - 35kms.)
Perform Hawan, Puja, and Holy Deep, and take a morning bath by the lakeside. We will choose a special spot to conduct Lord Shiva’s Puja deep within Manasarovar Lake. Dedicate the entire day to spiritual activities. Head to Darchen after having lunch. Drive to Darchen for approximately 2.5 hours and stay overnight.
Meals: Our team will provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Darchen to Diraphuk Kailash Parikrama (4890mts. - 12kms.)
Darboche for a short time. Today’s stroll will be continuous for four or five hours. You can pay an additional fee to assist orses throughout their ride. Yak will carry all of our supplies and tools. Stay in the dormitory room of a rustic mud hut. The North Face of Mount Kailash at its finest. Spend the night at the guesthouse or Diraphuk.
Meals: reakfast, lunch, and dinner are served.
Diraphuk to Kailash Charan Sparsh - Touch Kailash Yatra (5500mts)
It’s Charan Sparsh Day, commonly known as the Touch Kailash Yatra. Stroll down the Gange Riverbank to the base of Mount Kailash Parvat. The view of Mount Kailash from the North Face is incredible. Bless yourself from the foot of Mount Kailash.
Diraphuk to Zhulthulphuk Kailash parikrama (4790mts. - 22kms.)
Today will be the longest day of the Kailash Yatra. Sacred journey to Dolma-La Pass, 5,630 meters above sea level. Doma-la Pass’s erratic weather can cause snowstorms at any moment. Thus, we make every effort to begin our yatra as soon as possible. While it is impossible to visit and touch, we may see Shivatsal, Good and Bad Karma Hole, Blessing Holy Stone, and Gaurikund on the route. Spend the night on the route to the guesthouse at Zhulthulphuk Monastery, sleeping in dorms.
Team prepares meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Zhulthulphuk to Darchen Kailash Kora - Drive to Saga (465Km. 4500mts.)
Today is the third day of Kailash Kora. Sacred Kailash After strolling down to Darchen’s site, take a short drive to get there. After our great Kailash Parikarma/Cora, we travel to Kathmandu via Mansarovar Lake and Saga. Stay overnight in a hotel in Saga County.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Saga - Jilong/Kerung (230km - 3600mts.)
Following breakfast, we return to Jilong by the same road that we took to Kailash Mansarovar. After another quick break at the Saga and Brahmaputra rivers, go to Jilong-Kerung.
Team prepares meals for the crew
Jilong - Kerung - Langtang - to Katmand ( 185kms.)
In the early afternoon, travel 41 kilometers to the Kerung Border, where you will cross the Friendship border, and then drive for approximately 7 hours to Kathmandu. Overnight in an accommodation in Kathmandu.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served.
Free and Drive to the Airport or onward destination.
Free morning for final packing and transfer to the airport for departure.
Cost Includes
- 4 Star Hotel in Kathmandu
- Lodge Accommodation enroute • Special admission Pashupatinath Darshan, Rudra Abhishek, hawan by pandit;
- Derapuk monastery and one night at the Zutulpuk monastery; multiple sharing mud home
- Crews from Yatra Support Team: Cook, Cook assistant, driver, and guide.
- Group visa and travel permit for Tibet; Tibetan guide; admission permits to all monasteries; and Kailash.
- Guides in Nepal and Tibet
- Transportation by a luxury bus with air conditioning and a support truck for transporting crew, food, equipment, and Yatra bags.
- First aid kit with medication for altitude sickness, a mask-regulator support in case of emergency, and an oxygen tank capable of saving lives.
- Daily health checks (blood pressure, oxygen level, pulse rage, and heart breath) performed by our train staff
- Supporters of Kailash kora for kitchen and baggage: yaks and yaks.
- Only travel insurance for employees from Nepal.
- A complimentary Yatra Completion Certificate.
Cost Excludes
- All personal costs.
- Personal travel insurance and rescue evacuation during the tour.
- Personal expenses for Nepal and Tibet; Bar bills and beverages
- Gratuities for employees; Fees for photography
- Additional costs incurred in the event of a landslide or other natural disaster.
- Kailash Tour Rescue Jeep if someone leaves the group sooner than planned.
- Visas for entry into and exit from Nepal
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu as specified in the itinerary. (If you hold an American passport, an additional visa is required; the cost is USD 120 per person.)
- Media and international phone calls.
- Clothes for oneself and trekking excursion gear
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