Legends and tales surround the spiritual trekking excursion known as the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. It is believed that the beautiful peak is the universe’s center. In addition, it is the highest point in Tibet’s Trans-Himalayan region. Over the years, thousands of pilgrims have attempted to achieve divinity by traveling to this symbolic home.
Not only is Mount Kailash a mountain, but it’s also the fascinating home of the Hindu god Lord Shiva. Mansorovar is a mysterious freshwater lake believed to have been created by Lord Brahma. Kailash Mansoravar is the only religious trekking site with as many stories and beliefs as this one.
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Arrival in Kathmandu Arrival at the hotel, Darshan of Pashupatinath in the evening, and program briefing during dinnertime.
After breakfast, take a sightseeing tour of the Jal Narayan Temple and Pashupatinath. In the afternoon, take a 50-minute flight to Nepalgunj.
45-minute flight to Simikot in the early morning. Recuperate at Simikot to prepare for the high altitude
After breakfast, change to a helicopter and travel to Hilsa, which is the border with Nepal. We will fly in a helicopter for twenty minutes, pick you up at the Shera border (ten minutes by foot), cross into Tibet, meet our team, who are Tibetan and Nepali, and then take you to Taklakot O/N Taklakot (China).
After breakfast, travel 78 kilometers to Holy Lake Manasarovar (4500 M). Spend the remainder of the day engaging in spiritual pursuits, such as visiting the house of god, which will be an accomplishment that lasts a lifetime. The same days will conclude the Manasarovar pilgrimage by bus, with overnight stays at Lake Manasarovar, pooja, Havana worship, meditation, holy bathing, etc.
Drive from Manasorovar to Darchen (4560 m) after breakfast:Spending the night in Darchen and getting ready for the Kailash Parikrama.
Drive to Yamdwar (8 km) after breakfast, then trek for 12 km to reach Diraphuk. Cora/Paikarma starts. Tarboche (Yam Dhwar) then climb up to walk Diraphuk (4890m) for perhaps 04/05 hours.By nightfall, Deraphuk.
Trek up to Charanispars, which is near Kailash’s north face, after breakfast, perform some puja, and then return to Deraphuk.
Following breakfast. Walk 20km over Kuber Pass and Kuber Valley to Zuthulphuk (4790m). Kinda Kuber traverse that valley before descending to the Zuthulphuk. Staying the night at Zuthulphuk.
We will walk for around 8 miles after breakfast. We will arrive at the location where our jeeps are waiting to take us to Darchen, the finish of the Parikarma journey. Remain in Darchen.
In the morning, take a trip up to Austapath, hike to Saptarishi Cave, pray, begin nandi Parikarma, and return to Darchen. and remain at Darchen for the night.
After breakfast drive back to Taklakot.
Early morning Drive to Nepal border, As soon as possible fly by Helicopter to Simikot ( if weather will clear, same day flight to Nepalgunj or ON Nepalgunj)
Take a flight to Kathmandu after breakfast.You will have the remainder of the day to yourself, and you will spend the night at a Kathmandu hotel.
Departure transfer to connect your onward journey.
The Inner Parikarma Kora is considered challenging due to its high altitude and rugged terrain. The trek involves crossing high passes and navigating difficult trails, with the highest point being around 5,700 meters (18,700 feet) at the Dolma La Pass. Good physical fitness and proper acclimatization are essential.
Prior trekking experience is highly recommended. Experience with high-altitude trekking and rugged terrain will help you manage the challenges of the Inner Parikarma Kora more comfortably. Physical preparation is crucial due to the trek’s altitude and difficulty.
There are no formal age restrictions, but trekkers of all ages should be in good health and capable of handling the trek’s physical demands. For children and elderly individuals, it’s important to ensure they are fit for high-altitude trekking.
Trekking with young children is possible but requires careful planning. Ensure they are comfortable with high-altitude conditions, adjust the pace as needed, and carry necessary supplies and gear. Consult with a travel agency experienced in organizing treks for families.
Ensure you have travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation. Familiarize yourself with the nearest medical facilities and emergency procedures in the region.
The best times to undertake the Inner Parikarma Kora are during the spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October) months. These periods offer relatively stable weather conditions and clearer views, although weather in high-altitude regions can be unpredictable.
Accommodation is generally in basic lodges, guesthouses, or tented camps along the trek. Facilities are rudimentary, with shared toilets and simple meals. It’s important to be prepared for basic conditions and varying levels of comfort.
