Kailash Mansarobar Yatra

Kailash Mansarovar
Spiritual tour
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Tour Overview

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is one of the most revered and spiritually significant pilgrimages for Hindus. It is a divine journey to the abode of Lord Shiva, Mount Kailash (6,638 m / 21,778 ft), and the holy Lake Mansarovar (4,590 m / 15,060 ft), located in the remote southwestern region of Tibet. According to Hindu scriptures, Mount Kailash is believed to be the eternal dwelling of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is regarded as the center of the universe (axis mundi) and is surrounded by spritiual symbolism that transcends and geography.

Tour Highlights

  • Led by Sair Aryal, founder of Prayosha Trip Nepal
  • Personally completed and organized multiple successful Kailash Yatras
  • Supported by a dedicated team of trained Kailash guides and staff
  • In-house kitchen team providing fresh vegetarian meals
  • No middlemen – fully operated by Prayosha Trip Nepal
  • Focus on safety, spirituality, and smooth logistics
  • Trusted by thousands of pilgrims
Tour prices
Price (Indian)
INR 245K per person (5-star), INR 215K per person (3-star)
Features
Duration
13 days
Group size
25
Allowed ages
15 - 70 years
Grading
Moderate to Challenging
Max elevation
5,630 meters (18,471 ft) – Dolma-La Pass
Journey start-end
Kathmandu - Kerung - Saga - Mansarovar - Yam Dwar - Dirapuk - Zutulpuk (Dolma La pass) - Saga - Kerung - Kathmandu
Accommodation
5 start and 3 star hotels in Kathmandu, Hotels and guest houses

What's included

Kathmandu airports pick up and drop of by a private vehicle
3 Nights hotel in Kathmandu- twin or double sharing basis at a 5-star hotel
Kathmandu sightseeing tour with vehicle and guide
Kathmandu to China border and China border to Kathmandu transportation
Tibet travel permit and China visa
Food (12 breakfasts, 11 lunches and 12 Dinners) during the tour
Hotels in Kerung, Saga and Darchen (twin/double sharing basis)
Guest house in Mansarovar, Dirapuk and Zutulpuk (Dormitory style- sharing with other Yatris)
Kitchen staff and chef for the fresh vegetarian meals preparation during Yatra
English speaking Tibetan guide and his all expenses
Nepali experienced English and Hindi speaking guide during the Yatra
All the entrance fees during Kathmandu sightseeing and Kailash Yatra
Special Hawan arrangements in Kathmandu to start your Yatra in special way
Rudra Abhisek and Pashupatinath Aarati tour
Special puja ceremony at Lake Mansarovar
Waterproof duffle bags to carry your stuff during Kailash yatra
Trekking poles to support your Kailash Kora
Down jacket for the tour
Sleeping bag for the tour
Sacred Jal from Mansarovar Tal
Rudrashak from Pashupatinath- you can purify that in Mansarovar lake
Kailash Yatra completion certificate
All the government taxes
Airfare to and from Kathmandu
Travel insurance
Personal expenses (bar bills, beverages, laundries etc.)
Porter and pony hire during Kailash Kora
Any cost occurs due to unforeseen circumstances (natural disaster, political issues etc.)
Tipping
Anything not included in the inclusion list

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel.
Day 2: Rudra Abhishek and Temple Visit
Rudra Abhishek at Pashupatinath temple and Pashupatinath Aarai temple.
Day 3: Yatra Preparation and Briefing
Yatra preparation and yatra briefing. Visa and passport handover program for the yatra.
Day 4: Drive to Kerung
Drive to Kerung. Enter Tibet.
Day 5: Drive to Saga
Drive to Saga.
Day 6: Drive to Lake Mansarovar
Drive to Lake Mansarovar. In the evening, walk to the lake – do Mansarovar Darshan.
Day 7: Puja at Lake Mansarovar and Drive to Darchen
Puja at Lake Mansarovar and then drive to Darchen.
Day 8: Trek to Dirapuk via Yam Dwar
Drive to Yam Dwar and trek to Dirapuk. (Start of the kora).
Day 9: Trek to Zutulpuk
Trek to Zutulpuk via Dolma La pass.
Day 10: Trek and Drive to Saga
Trek back to Darchen and drive back to Saga.
Day 11: Drive to Kerung
Drive back to Kerung.
Day 12: Return to Kathmandu
Drive back to Kathmandu.

FAQ

What is the best time to visit Nepal?

The best time to visit Nepal depends on the type of tour. Generally, spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are ideal for most tours, offering pleasant weather and clear views.

Do I need a visa to travel to Nepal?

Yes, most travelers will need a visa to enter Nepal. You can obtain a visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, or apply in advance at a Nepalese embassy or consulate.

Are there any altitude concerns during the tour?

Altitude concerns primarily affect trekking and heli tours, especially if traveling to high-altitude destinations. Proper acclimatization and guidance from your tour operator will help manage altitude-related risks.

What should I pack for my trip to Nepal?

Packing depends on the type of tour. Generally, comfortable clothing, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, and a camera are recommended.