Mt. Kailash Pilgrimage (Kora) Trekking
Overview
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What to Expect
- Spiritual Awakening – Experience the sacred energy of Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar Lake.
- High-Altitude Adventure – Trek across rugged landscapes and cross the challenging Dolma La Pass.
- Cultural Immersion – Visit ancient Tibetan monasteries and interact with local pilgrims.
- Breathtaking Scenery – Marvel at vast plateaus, snow-capped peaks, and pristine lakes.
- Challenging Yet Rewarding – A physically demanding trek that offers deep spiritual fulfillment.
Itinerary
Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to your hotel. In the evening, attend a briefing about the trek and prepare permits. Explore the vibrant streets of Thamel or visit Pashupatinath Temple.
Visit sacred sites like Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Swayambhunath. Final trek preparation, gear check, and permit collection.
Depart Kathmandu and drive through scenic landscapes to Syabrubesi, a small town near the Nepal-Tibet border.
Cross the Nepal-Tibet border at Rasuwagadhi and drive to Kerung, where you acclimatize to the altitude.
Spend a day acclimatizing to prevent altitude sickness. Light walks and exploration around the town.
A long drive through beautiful Tibetan landscapes, passing high-altitude plateaus and villages. Stay overnight in Saga.
Reach the sacred Mansarovar Lake. Take a holy dip, perform rituals, and enjoy mesmerizing views of Mt. Kailash.
Spend the morning meditating by Mansarovar, then drive to Darchen, the base for the Kailash Kora trek.
Begin the Kora trek, walking 12 km to Dirapuk Monastery with stunning views of Mt. Kailash.
The most challenging day of the trek, crossing Dolma La Pass, the highest point, before descending to Zutulpuk.
A short trek back to Darchen, completing the sacred 52 km circumambulation.
Retrace the route and drive back to Saga, enjoying the beautiful Tibetan landscapes.
Cross back into Nepal and drive to Kathmandu. Celebrate the successful trek with a farewell dinner.
Rest, shop for souvenirs, or explore more of Kathmandu’s cultural sites.
Transfer to the airport for your onward journey, carrying unforgettable spiritual memories.
Important Instructions
- Visa Requirements:Travelers to Tibet need a Chinese visa and a Tibet Travel Permit, which must be arranged through a registered tour operator. Independent travel is restricted, and additional permits may be required for certain regions.
- Health Precautions:Tibet’s high altitude can cause altitude sickness. Acclimatize gradually, stay hydrated, and avoid strenuous activity upon arrival. Carry essential medications, and consult a doctor before traveling if you have health concerns.
- Currency: The official currency is the Chinese Yuan (CNY). ATMs are available in major cities, but remote areas may not accept cards. Carry sufficient cash for local transactions and emergencies.
- Weather Tibet experiences extreme temperatures, with cold winters and mild summers. The best time to visit is from April to October. Dress in layers to adapt to sudden weather changes.
- Cultural Sensitivity:Respect Tibetan traditions by dressing modestly and following local customs. Seek permission before taking photos, especially in monasteries, and avoid political discussions to ensure a respectful and smooth travel experience.
- Safety: Tibet is generally safe for tourists, but always follow local laws and government travel restrictions. Keep identification documents handy, avoid unauthorized areas, and stay informed about any travel advisories.
- Transportation: Tibet can be accessed via flights or the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. Within Tibet, travel is arranged through guided tours using private vehicles, as independent movement is restricted for foreign travelers.
- Sustainable Travel & Environment:Protect Tibet’s fragile ecosystem by minimizing waste, using refillable water bottles, and respecting wildlife. Avoid littering, support eco-friendly accommodations, and be mindful of the region’s environmental challenges.
- Emergency: For emergencies, contact local authorities or your tour guide. Medical facilities are limited outside major cities, so carry a first-aid kit and ensure your travel insurance covers medical evacuations.
Inclusions
Accommodation in standard hotels, lodges, or camps as per the itinerary
Daily meals (breakfast and dinner) as mentioned in the package
Transportation in a private or shared vehicle for sightseeing and transfers
Toll taxes, parking charges, and driver allowances.
Sightseeing as per the itinerary (entry fees not included unless mentioned)
Basic medical assistance (first aid kit available in the vehicle)
Pick-up and drop-off from the designated location
Permits and taxes applicable to the itinerary (unless otherwise stated)
Exlusions
Camera fee.
5% GST.
Driver’s allowance, Road tax, Parking tax, Toll tax and Fuel charges.
Alcoholic / Non- Alcoholic beverages.
Any Airfare / Train fare.
Entrance fees to monuments and museum.
Travel insurance.
Expenses caused by factors beyond our control like rail and flight delays, roadblocks, and vehicle mal-functions, political disturbances etc.
All personal expenses.
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