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Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Drive for Indian Citizens

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Drive for Indian Citizens

A spiritual journey to Kailash Mansarovar by drive from Nepal, exclusively for Indian Citizens.

14 Days Price Start From: INR 2,00,000 Per Person

Tour Highlights

  • A group trip from Kathmandu. 
  • Cultural and religious sightseeing in Kathmandu.
  • Exploration of the holy Lake Mansarovar.
  • Sacred parikrama around Mount Kailash.
  • Scenic drive across the Tibetan landscape.

Trip Overview

With the anticipated news of the possible reopening of the Kailash Yatra for the Indian citizens in 2025, after being closed since 2019, we know pilgrims are eagerly looking forward to the spiritual journey. For catering to those needs, we are introducing our Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Drive, specially designed for Indian travellers so that they can experience the magnificence of this pilgrimage with comfort and convenience without compromising the essence of this rare opportunity. The package involves exploration in both Nepal and Tibet, allowing you to have a holistic and enriching experience. In Nepal, one will have the opportunity to explore the cultural and pilgrimage heritage of Kathmandu, like Pashupatinath and Patan Durbar Square, while in Tibet you will involve yourself in the physical and spiritual journey in the presence of the divine Mount Kailash and pristine Lake Mansarovar. This perfect blend of religious sightseeing in Kathmandu and spiritual quest in Tibet is what makes your journey extraordinary.

Trip Facts

Here are some facts related to the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Drive:

Trip Name

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Drive via Kyirong 

Trip Duration

13 Nights | 14 Days

Trip Difficulty

Strenuous

Starting Point

Kathmandu, Nepal

Ending Point

Kathmandu, Nepal

Mt. Kailash Height

6638 m

Average Altitude

4000 m

Maximum Elevation

Dolma La Pass (5600 m)

Best time to Visit

May to September

Exploring Key Attractions of Kathmandu - Nepal Side

As you follow the route of Nepal, the first stop for your Kailash Yatra presents you with various Hindu pilgrimage sites. During your stay in the city of Kathmandu, famous for its ancient heritage, rewards you with a visit to the unique pilgrimage sites. Exploring these key attractions will be an appetizer for your anticipated journey ahead.

  • Pashupatinath Temple: Pashupatinath Temple, a Hindu temple along the banks of the Bagmati River, is one of the most revered Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple, also being a UNESCO Listed World Heritage Site, attracts Hindu pilgrims from all around the world.

  • Guhyeshwari Temple: Located near Pashupatinath is the significant Guhyeshwari temple dedicated to Goddess Parvati. It is known for its importance as one of the 51 Shakti Peethas in Hindu mythology. The temple holds deep religious significance, making it a must-visit for the pilgrimage travelers.

  • Jal Narayan Temple: At the foothills of Shivapuri peak is Jal Narayan Temple, also known as Budhanilkantha temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The temple is known for its large reclining statue of Lord Vishnu in a serpent of snake. The statue, carved out of a single stone, symbolizes cosmic balance and the preservation of the universe.

  • Patan Durbar Square: Patan Durbar Square is an architectural gem of the Malla period showcasing the beauty of ancient Nepalese art, temples, and courtyards. With major attractions like Krishna Mandir, Golden Gate, Patan Museum, Sundari Chowk, and others, this durbar square is famous for its exceptional woodworks.

  • Banglamukhi Temple: The word Banglamukhi is derived from the words “Bagala” and “mukha”, meaning bridal and face, respectively. The temple, dedicated to Goddess Baglamukhi, represents the controlling power she has. 

Major Attractions in Tibet

Once you cross the border and leave Nepal, the change in the landscape amazes you with its beauty. The Tibetan side of this yatra completely immerses you in its divine nature, spirituality, and culture with various attractions, including the majestic Mount Kailash and tranquil Lake Mansarovar.

  • Mount Kailash: Mount Kailash, standing as an immediate revelation of the Almighty in concrete form, is distinct for its pyramid-like shape with four symmetrical faces. It is considered an earthly abode of Lord Shiva in Hinduism. Regarded as spiritual, majorly by the Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon practitioners, this 6638 m peak amazes you with its grand presence. 

  • Lake Mansarovar: The tranquil Lake Mansarovar, believed to have been created from the “mind of Brahma,” is revered by the Hindu pilgrims. The Hindus believe that bathing in the water of the Mansarovar washes away their sins. The lake is not only revered by Hindus but also holds a special place in the hearts of Buddhists, who view it as a place of purification and inner peace.

  • Yama Dwar: Often known as the “Gateway to Salvation”, Yama Dwar is the starting point of the spiritual Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. It is named after the god of death and justice, “Yama”, who is believed to preside over the judgment of the soul. Legend has it that passing through this gate sets you free from the worldly attachments and clears you from your sins. 

  • Gauri Kunda: Situated on the eastern side of the Kailash peak is Gauri-kund, called Thuki-Zingbo by Tibetans. It is a small, beautiful, oval-shaped lake covered with sheets of ice almost all year round. It is believed to be the bathing place of Goddess Parvati, Lord Shiva's consort, so it is considered a sacred site.

Experiencing the Kailash Parikrama

Kailash Parikrama, a sacred trek, is about 52 KM for 3 days, the route starting from Yamadwar to the ending point near Darchen. It is believed that one parikrama of the Kailash peak washes away the sins of one life, 10 kora wash away the sins of one Kalpa (1 kalpa = 4.34 billion years), and 108 parikramas secure Nirvana in this very life. The circumambulation around Mount Kailash, revered in multiple faiths including Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon, is considered a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for pilgrims. Experiencing the Kailash parikrama is the display of immense devotion and faith towards their religion, culture, and deities.

Along with the religious and spiritual significance, the circumambulation involves trekking through rugged terrain, high altitudes, and unpredictable weather conditions. The most difficult section of the yatra, the Dolma La pass at an altitude of 5600 m, pushes trekkers to their limits. Despite less oxygen and freezing winds, the sight of prayer flags fluttering against the sky fills one with a sense of achievement. Doing the yatra is challenging oneself with the terrains, letting you grow mentally and physically strong. Completing it is not just about the fulfillment of a physical feat but also an inner journey that makes a deeper connection to the divine.

Why Kailash Mansarovar Yatra for Indians?

“In the surroundings of Holy Kailash and Mansarovar, even the most wandering mind, to whatever religion it may belong-whether to Hinduism or Buddhism, Christianity or Mohammedanism, whether to atheism or agnosticism becomes concentrated and irresistibly, unknowingly, and unconsciously drawn as if propelled by someone from behind to the Divine Presence that is hidden behind this apparent vast universe; while a good sadhaka may even enter into sublime ecstasies involuntarily,” says Swami Pranavanda, author of one of the oldest books related to Kailash Mansarovar. 

In Hinduism, Mount Kailash is revered as the sacred abode of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, and participating in this pilgrimage is considered a pathway to moksha (liberation). With the highest number being the Hindus, the Indian travelers are often characterized by their deep reverence for their religion and respect for their culture and tradition. Many Indian pilgrims believe that circumambulating the mountain and bathing in the pristine Lake Mansarovar cleanses the sins and purifies the soul. So, for them this pilgrimage is deeply intertwined with their faith, reflecting their devotion to the gods and deities.

However, the yatra is not just about religious journeys but also a deep personal and cultural experience. The yatra involves the Indians coming together from various regions of India, connected by their shared faith and determination, which is a rare experience for them. Moreover, the strenuous trek through the Himalayan terrain, involving high altitude and unpredictable weather conditions, is seen as a test of endurance, challenging one's limits. It is an exceptional opportunity to physically, mentally, and spiritually connect with the divine.

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Drive is an exceptionally designed tour package for Indian pilgrims interested in the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Combining the pilgrimage sightseeing in Kathmandu and the spiritual journey passing various towns in Kathmandu, this package is your ultimate companion to experience the presence of holy Mount Kailash and the tranquility of Lake Mansarovar up close. Join us as we make this journey incredible for you.

Trip Itinerary

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DAY 1

Kathmandu Arrival, Welcome to Nepal!!

Hotel Tibet
Dinner Included.

Your Arrival Time (?) Our office representative will meet and greet you at Kathmandu Airport and transfer you to your hotel.

At. 06:00 PM: We will meet for a briefing about your tour program. If you are arriving late (after 4 PM), then we will have a briefing the next morning at 09:00 AM. You can ask all your related questions during the trip briefing meeting.

Note: The visa application procedure is to be completed in Delhi beforehand. We will ask you for the necessary documents to apply for the visa.

DAY 2

Kathmandu Sightseeing.

Hotel Tibet
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 10:00 AM: After your breakfast at the hotel, you will participate in a full day of sightseeing of Pashupatinath Temple, Guhyeshwari Temple, Jal Narayan, Patan Durbar Square, and Banglamukhi Temple. Your transportation will arrive at the hotel to pick you up for sightseeing.

Firstly, you will start with Pashupatinath Temple, a sacred Hindu pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Shiva. You will wander through the maze of the temple, surrounded by small shrines, each with its own religious significance. You will also visit the Guhyeshwari Temple near Pashupatinath, which is one of the Sakti Peethas. Here, you can observe the beautiful architecture of the temple and also witness other religious ceremonies. Then, you will drive towards Jal Narayan Temple. Take your time to appreciate the intricate details of the reclining statue of Lord Vishnu, its size, and the open air settings. You can have your lunch in between the sightseeing, according to your timing and nearby places of interest.

Later in the afternoon, your next exploration will be at Patan Durbar Square, one of the three Durbar squares, where you will travel through the historical lane. After that, the final destination today will be Shree Banglamukhi Temple, which is about 600 m from Patan Dhoka and a few minutes of walking from there. You can learn more about the temple’s history and significance while you observe the rituals and offerings made by the devotees.

Once your sightseeing is complete, you will be dropped off at your hotel. In the evening you can go shopping around the Thamel tourist market.

Optional Activity: Everest Mountain Flight at 06:30 AM from Kathmandu airport to Kathmandu airport, a 50-minute flight that takes you for the aerial view of Mt. Everest and several other mountains. (INR 10500 Per Person)

Pashupatinath Temple is the largest and holiest shrine for Hindus. This temple, situated on the bank of the Bagmati River, was built in the 5th century. There are around 492 temples, 15 Shivalayas (shrines of Lord Shiva) and 12 Jyotirlinga (phallic shrines) to explore. No entrance fee is charged for SAARC nationals to enter the temple. Although only Hindus are allowed to enter the temple, visitors can clearly see the temple and the activities performed in the temple premises from the eastern bank of the Bagmati River.

Guhyeshwari Temple is a renowned Hindu temple located in Nepal's Kathmandu Valley. It is located about 1 km east of the famous Pashupatinath Temple and is an important part of Nepal's religious and cultural history. It is considered to be a Shakti Peetha, which is a place where parts of the goddess Sati's body fell. 

The Jal Narayan Temple, also known as the Budhanilkantha Temple, is a famous Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It is around 8 km north of Kathmandu at the base of Shivapuri Hill. The temple is famous for its large, reclining statue of Lord Vishnu resting on a bed of stone serpents in a pool of water. The temple is religiously significant for both Hindus and Buddhists. Unlike other Hindu temples, Budhanilkantha is an open-air shrine offering a unique and serene atmosphere.

Patan Durbar Square is 5 km southeast of Kathmandu. Major temples are Krishna Temple, Taleju Temple, and Bhimsen Temple. Some places to explore there are Patan Museum, Mahaboudha, Kumbeshwor, Keshave Naryan, Vishwanath, Chyasin Dewal, and Sundari Chowk.

Baglamukhi is one of the famous temples of Devi (Goddess) in Kathmandu. The temple of Baglamukhi is situated in Patan (Lalitpur). There are various other small temples inside the Baglamukhi temple premises. People visit this temple mainly on Thursdays, as it is considered the day of Bhagwati.

DAY 3

Drive from Kathmandu to Dhunche/Syabrubesi/Timure.

Local Guest House
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 08:00 PM: After breakfast, check out of the hotel. You will start your drive towards Dhunche (98 KM/5 hrs) or Syabrubesi (118 KM/6 hrs) or Timure (124 KM/7 hours), where you can spend the night depending on how long it takes to get there. On the way to Trishuli Bazar, you will stop for lunch at a highway restaurant before continuing your journey. The entire ride takes you along the Trishuli River, which offers stunning scenery.

DAY 4

Drive to Kyirong.

Local 3 Star Hotel (Available Best)
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 08:00 AM: After breakfast, first we need to complete the immigration process (the departure stamp) on the Nepal side in Timure. Then you will walk towards Rasuwagadhi (Nepal-China Border), which is about 1.7 KM from Timure. You need to settle some customs formalities in Nepal before crossing the border into China, where our Tibetan guide will meet you. The guide will assist you to complete the immigration formalities. Once the Chinese immigration process is over, start driving towards Kyirong. Kyirong is 40 KM from the border and takes around one and a half hours to reach. You will stay the night at the hotel in Kyirong.

DAY 5

Kyirong Acclimatization.

Local 3 Star Hotel (Available Best)
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 08:00 AM: Have your breakfast at your hotel prepared by your kitchen crew. Today you can visit the attractions and markets around Kyirong and observe their day-to-day life. You can go outside and walk around, as it will help you adjust to walking at high altitude. Acclimatization is the process in which an individual adjusts to a change in its environment. As it's not compulsory, you can stay in the hotel and have some rest as well.

DAY 6

Drive to Saga.

Local 3 Star Hotel (Available Best)
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 07:30 AM: After breakfast, you will drive 155 kilometers from Kyirong to Saga, which will take around 3-4 hours. En route, you will have the opportunity to go to Ganesh Parbat and Lake Peiku Tso, then eventually cross the bridge built over the River Brahmaputra (also called Yarlung Tsangpo in Chinese) in Saga. You will stay the night at the hotel in Saga.

DAY 7

Drive to Lake Mansarovar.

Mansarovar Lake Side Guest House
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 08:00 AM: Enjoy a delicious morning breakfast, and today you will drive towards the holy and beautiful Lake Mansarovar (4650 m). The distance from Saga to Mansarovar is about 450 KM and will take you around 8 to 9 hours. On the way, you will get a glimpse of Mount Kailash as well as the potent Rakshas Tal. Once you arrive at Mansarovar, you will take a rest at the guest house. You will stay the night at the guesthouse in Mansarovar. 

Lake Mansarovar, also known as Mapam Yumtso in Tibetan, is one of the world’s highest-altitude freshwater lakes and is located at an elevation of 4650 m. It is revered as a holy site of purity, attracting Hindu pilgrims across the world. It is revered as a sacred lake in Hinduism, Buddhism, Bon, and Jainism. According to Hindu mythology, bathing in the lake can cleanse one's sins and bring good luck.

DAY 8

Drive to Darchen.

Local 3 Star Hotel (Available Best)
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 08:00 AM: Today you can perform Puja/Havan at the shore of Lake Manasarovar. After lunch, you will drive to Darchen, which is 35 KM from Mansarovar and takes around 1 and a half hours to drive. After reaching Darchen, you can rest your bags and relax. You can stroll around the small market in Darchen town in the late afternoon. Overnight at the guest house.

Darchen is a small village/town located at an altitude of 4700 m, which is a significant gateway to Kailash Yatra. It is the starting and ending point for the pilgrimage circumambulation (Kora) around Mount Kailash. The village itself is a small but important hub for pilgrims and travelers visiting the region. The vibrant market in this town hosts various restaurants serving basic Tibetan fare, hotels and guesthouses for accommodation, and shops selling supplies for the trek.

DAY 9

Drive to Yama Dwara, Trek to Derapuk.

Local Guest House
Breakfast, Packed Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 07:00 AM: After having your breakfast, drive towards Yamadwar (Tarboche), which is the starting point of Kailash Parikrama. Passing through the gate of Yamadwar is believed to remove your evil deed from the book of judgment, and you will get a place in heaven.

Your next stop today will be at Derapuk, which will be about 10-12 KM from Yamadwar. It is one of the most exciting days of this yatra. You will walk along the beautiful rocky cliffs and waterfalls with some clouds in the clear blue sky, which makes you feel the omnipotence of Lord Shiva with tons of blessings. As you walk on, time and again, the north face of Kailash Parbat will keep appearing. Overnight at the guest house at Derapuk. 

Note: If you are not doing Parikrama, then you will be waiting at Darchen till the group returns from Parikrama, with arrangements for accommodation and meals. 

Yama Dwar, also known as Tarboche in Tibetan, is a gateway located near Mount Kailash. It literally translates to "Gateway of Death," as "Yam" refers to Yama, the Hindu God of Death, and "Dwar" means gate. It is considered an auspicious place and the main starting point for the spiritual circumambulation (parikrama) around Mount Kailash. Passing through the Yam Dwar signifies leaving behind worldly attachments and joining on a journey of spiritual purification.

DAY 10

Trek to Zuthulpuk.

Local Guest House
Breakfast, Packed Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 07:00 AM: After breakfast, you will trek to the highest point of the yatra, Dolma La Pass (5600 m) and then descend gradually to Zuthulpuk (4800 m), witnessing the Gauri Kunda on the way. By late afternoon, you will arrive in Zuthulpuk, the cave of miracles. The great ascetic Milerappa is supposed to have performed miracles here. Overnight at the guest house in Zuthulpuk.

Gauri Kunda is a sacred lake located at the foot of Mount Kailash in Tibet at an altitude of approximately 5600 m. It is a revered place in Hinduism and Buddhism where Goddess Parvati used to bathe. It is believed that the waters of the kund are purified by her touch and thus possess immense spiritual power. It can be seen on the way down towards Zuthulpuk.

DAY 11

Zuthulpuk to Saga.

Local 3 Star Hotel (Available Best)
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 07:00 AM: Today you will walk about 8 KM and drive towards today's final destination, Saga. Have your breakfast and go to the ending point near Darchen, where you will meet our vehicle and drive to Darchen, merge with the group who didn’t go for parikrama, and then drive towards Saga together. The driving distance will be around 480 KM and take about 8–9 hours. As it will be a long drive today, once you reach the hotel, check in and rest. You will stay the night at the hotel in Darchen.

DAY 12

Drive back to Kyirong.

Local 3 Star Hotel (Available Best)
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 09:00 AM: Enjoy your breakfast early in the morning. Today, you will return to Kyirong following the same route back, which will cover around 155 KM and take about 2-3 hours. As you will reach there in the afternoon, you can take a rest or walk around the town and refresh yourself. You will stay the night at the hotel in Kyirong.

DAY 13

Drive to Kathmandu.

Hotel Tibet
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

At. 07:00 AM: Enjoy your breakfast early in the morning. Today, you will return back to Kathmandu. To reach the border, you will need approximately 1 hour of driving, covering 40 KM. Then, after completing the immigration formalities on both sides, start driving towards Kathmandu. The distance is the same, 130 KM, and takes 5-6 hours. Once you reach Kathmandu, you can check in and rest. As today is the last day here, in the evening, you can shop around the local market, Thamel.

DAY 14

Transfer to Airport.

Breakfast Included.

As you enjoy your last breakfast at the hotel, the time to go back is already here. You can have some time of your own or add some additional activities until your flight time. Our company representative will escort you to the Kathmandu airport 3 hours before your flight. We hope you have enjoyed the holy tour and will be back for another tour in Nepal. Have a safe journey back! It will be our pleasure to be part of your journey if you want to extend your stay in Nepal.

Package Costs

With 3 Star Deluxe Hotels

Group Size

Package Cost (Per Person)

Minimum 20 People

INR 2,00,000

Note: This package is specifically for Indian citizens. If you are from a country other than India, you can check out our other Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Packages.

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Drive Dates For Indians

Travel Month 

Kathmandu Arrival

May

  • 06 May (Full Moon Date - 12 May)

  • 21 May

June

  • 05 June (Full Moon Date - 11 June)

  • 18 June

July

  • 04 July (Full Moon Date - 10 July)

  • 23 July

August

  • 03 August (Full Moon Date - 09 August)

  • 13 Aug

  • 20 Aug

September

  • 01 Sep Aug (Full Moon Date - 07 Sep)

  • 10 Sep

Cost Includes

  • All necessary airport transfers in Kathmandu.
  • All (3 nights) accommodations in Kathmandu (3 star) on twin/double sharing basis.
  • Best available guest house/tea house accommodation during Kailash Yatra after Kathmandu.
  • A full-day pilgrimage sightseeing tour in Kathmandu.
  • Tibetan visa and road permit.
  • Kathmandu to Tibet border (Kyirong) and back to Kathmandu transfers by private 4WD jeep.
  • All pure vegetarian meals throughout the trip. (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)
  • Private transportation in Tibet by luxury A/C coach. (from Kyirong to Kyirong)
  • A support truck to carry kitchen equipment and baggage.
  • An English speaking Tibetan guide from Kyirong to Kyirong.
  • A Nepali tour leader (English and Hindi speaking), kitchen staff, and supporting team.
  • Required supporting trucks to carry kitchen equipment.
  • All necessary travel and trekking permits as per our itinerary.
  • Oxygen cylinders and Gamow bags for emergency use and well-equipped medical kit bags.
  • Yak for the Kailash parikrama to carry kitchen equipment and utensils only.
  • One duffle bag and one backpack to carry your stuff.
  • Kailash yatra completion certificate. (at the end in Kathmandu)
  • All applicable taxes and service charges.

Cost Excludes

  • Any International Flight Tickets.
  • Personal expenses.
  • Cost for extra/additional night accommodation in Kathmandu.
  • Food and transport in case of any delay due to weather or unforeseen reason.
  • If pilgrims want to leave the group early from the Tibet side for non – disease reasons then USD 100 per person per day has to be paid as penalty to the Tibet side – T.A.R. Foreign Exchange Center (FEC). (Visa splitting charge, accommodation, transportation charges will be extra)
  • Pony/Horse or Porter hire cost (Approx 3500 to 4000 Yuan) during the Kailash Parikrama.
  • Emergency evacuation cost. (If needed)
  • Travel insurance (highly recommended).
  • Services that aren't mentioned above.

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Vehicles

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra open for Indian Citizens?

    Yes, on December 18, 2024, an agreement between China and India enabled the resumption of the Kailash Yatra in 2025, according to MEA, India. For regular updates and more news regarding the Yatra, you can join our WhatsApp group.

  • How do I book this tour?

    If you are interested in joining one of our group departures please follow the process mentioned below:

    STEP 1: Please check the availability of travel dates and seats from our website which is below with the cost table. Or directly contact our travel consultant so we will provide all needful information regarding the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by helicopter. 

    STEP 2: Upon finalizing your dates and other information with our office, please send a scanned copy of your passport via email at kailash@holidaystonepal.com (Please note the passport must be valid for a minimum of 9 months from the date of yatra)

    STEP 3: Now you can confirm your booking, for which we need an advance payment of INR 20,000 per person. Once we receive your booking advance amount, we proceed with your placement in a group, reserve hotels and flights for you, and start your visa documentation processing. 

    Furthermore, the balance amount you have to pay is 30-35 days prior to the tour departure; we won’t be able to proceed with further needful arrangements if we don’t receive your 100% payment in the above time period. Click here to know more about the payment options.

  • What documents are required for this journey as an Indian citizen?

    Indian nationals traveling to Nepal do not require a visa. A valid identity card, such as a voter ID card, is sufficient and accepted by Nepal Immigration to grant permission for travel within Nepal. However, for the China/Tibet portion of the yatra, a valid passport, visa, and a special permit are mandatory. These documents are essential for Indian nationals to enter and travel within the Kailash region, ensuring compliance with Chinese regulations.

  • How is the Tibet visa applied for this tour from Delhi?

    The visa procedures for the Tibetan side are to be completed in Delhi beforehand so that you won't have to wait after you arrive in Nepal. We will require your Passport and a digital copy of the passport-size photo for the visa application. You will have to send the required documents to our representatives in Delhi, India, who will apply for the Tibet visa for you. You will have to send the documents at least 1 month prior to the Yatra start date.

  • How can I go to Kailash Mansarovar from Nepal?

    There are two main ways to get to Kailash Mansarovar from Nepal. They are overland via Gyirong border and by helicopter via Nepalgunj. 

    Overland via Gyirong border: This is a good option if you are looking for a more adventurous trip. The journey from Kathmandu to Kailash is 10 days and you will need to cross the border between Nepal and China at Gyirong Border. 

    The route by helicopter via Nepalgunj: It is the most expensive option, but it is also the fastest way to get to Kailash Mansarovar. The helicopter tour takes about 1 day from Simikot in Nepal to Hilsa in Tibet.

  • Is Kailash Mansarovar Yatra difficult?

    The Yatra involves walking for several days, often in remote terrain and at high altitudes, with its highest altitude of 5600m in Dolma La Pass, which requires a good level of physical fitness and stamina. It can be physically demanding and can lead to altitude sickness and other health challenges for some individuals. However, people of all ages and fitness levels have undertaken it successfully as long as one is in good health and physical fitness before undertaking the journey. Also, proper acclimatisation, physical training, and being aware of one's health condition are crucial for a safe and enjoyable experience.

  • Can a normal person go to Kailash Mansarovar?

    Yes, a normal person can go to Kailash Mansarovar. However, it's essential to understand that the journey to Kailash Mansarovar is considered a challenging pilgrimage due to the high altitude, rugged terrain, and often harsh weather conditions. The trek involves both physical and mental endurance, so it's recommended to be in good health and physically fit before taking the journey.

  • What is the age limit for Kailash Mansarovar?

    The age limit for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra varies depending on the route and the regulations set by the respective government authorities. Generally, the age limit for Kailash Mansarovar is between 18 and 70 years old. There are exceptions for very fit individuals over 70, but it is not guaranteed that a permit will be issued as it depends upon the authority itself.

  • What are the booking cancellation policies?

    All notices of cancellation must be sent to our office in writing form (email us at kailash@holidaystonepal.com), verbal cancellations will not be accepted.

    Days Cancellation Charge

    30 Days before trip departure

    100% Advance Booking Amount

    20 Days before trip departure

    50% of Total Trip Cost

    15 Days before trip departure

    90% of Total Trip Cost

    10 Days and less before departure

    100% of Total Trip Cost

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