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KAILASH MANSAROVAR YATRA 2026
OVERLAND TOUR
14 DAYS / 13 NIGHTS
KATHMANDU - KERUNG – SAGA - MANASAROVAR – KAILASH

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Kailash Manasarovar Tour By Overland

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is regarded as one of the most sacred pilgrimages for followers of Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism. It holds immense spiritual significance, as Mount Kailash is believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva, and Lake Mansarovar is considered a divine waterbody, revered for its purity and spiritual energy. Despite its deep religious value, this pilgrimage is also one of the most challenging spiritual journeys in Asia due to its high-altitude terrain, unpredictable weather, and demanding physical conditions.

Fortunately, modern infrastructure has made the pilgrimage more accessible. The Kailash Mansarovar overland tour provides a relatively easier and well-connected route, thanks to improved roadways and transport facilities in Tibet. This 14-day expedition is infused with adventure and devotion, beginning in Kathmandu, Nepal. From here, travelers embark on a rugged yet scenic drive to Keyrung, crossing the Nepalese border at Rasuwagadi, where official procedures take place before entering Tibet.

Once in Tibet, the journey unfolds across vast landscapes, revealing breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, ancient monasteries, and the endless Tibetan plateau. The well-paved roads lead travelers towards the ethereal Lake Mansarovar, known for its crystal-clear waters and profound spiritual significance. Pilgrims often take a ritual dip in the lake, believing it cleanses one's soul and washes away sins. Beyond the lake, the revered Mount Kailash stands in all its grandeur, its towering peak symbolizing ultimate spiritual enlightenment. Many pilgrims undertake the arduous trek around the mountain, known as the "Kora," which is believed to bring divine blessings and the fulfillment of spiritual aspirations.

With a blend of devotion, adventure, and stunning natural beauty, the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra remains an unforgettable experience—one that tests the endurance of travelers while offering profound spiritual rewards in the heart of the Himalayas.

Trip Highlights

• Holy Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar

• UNESCO World Heritage Site – Pashupatinath Temple

• Sightseeing in Nepal

• Three Days Parikrama (Kora) around Mt. Kailash

Nepal Tourist Visa Information

Indian passport holders do not require a visa to enter Nepal. However, if an Indian citizen is traveling to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu from any international airport in India, they must present a valid Indian passport or an Indian Voter ID Card (Indian Electoral Card) as proof of identity. It is important to note that Aadhaar Cards and Driving Licenses are not considered valid travel documents for boarding a flight to Kathmandu from Indian airports.

For travelers who are not Indian passport holders, Nepal offers the convenience of a visa on arrival at Kathmandu International Airport. Alternatively, non-Indian passport holders can apply for a Nepal entry visa online before arriving, which helps streamline the immigration process and reduces waiting time at the airport.

Ensuring that travelers carry the appropriate documents will help facilitate a smooth and hassle-free journey to Nepal.

China Group Travel Visa for Tibet

Indian passport holders, regardless of their country of residence or geographic location, must apply for a Chinese group travel visa through an authorized tour company. This tour company must first secure the necessary Tibet entry permit and official invitations from relevant authorities in Tibet, China. Once these documents are obtained, travelers must present their original passport at the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi for visa processing.

The Chinese Embassy in Delhi requires a minimum of 7 to 10 working days to process and make a decision on the group visa application. It is essential for travelers to ensure that all documents are in order and submit them through an approved tour operator to facilitate a smooth visa approval process.

Proper planning and adherence to these requirements will help ensure a hassle-free entry into Tibet for an enriching travel experience.

Day to Day Itinerary

Day 01:Arrive in Kathmandu (1400 m) transfer to hotel and overnight

Day 02:Sight seeing in Kathmandu.Overnight at Hotel

Day 03:Drive Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (By Tourist Bus 122Kms, 9-10 hrs). Overnight at Guest House

Day 04:Drive from Syabrubesi to Kerung. 1,460mtrs (145kms), 6-7 hrs Overnight at Guest house

Day 05:Drive from Kerung to Saga (5-6 hours, 4640m). Overnight at Guest house

Day 06:Acclimatization Day at saga .Overnight at Guest house

Day 07:Drive from Saga to Lake Mansarovar (7-8 hours, 450kms, 4550m). Overnight at Guest house

Day 08:Exploration Day. Drive to Darchen (1 hour, 40km, 4575m). Overnight at Hotel Today

Day 09:Kailash Kora. Drive from Darchen to Yamadwar and trek to Derapuk (5-6 hours (8kms), 4900m). Overnight at Guest house

Day 10:Kailash Kora. Trek to Zuthulpuk via Drolma La Pass (8-9 hours, 22kms 4760m). Overnight at Guest house

Day 11:Kailash Kora - 8kms, 4-5hrs, Drive back to Saga. Overnight at Guest house

Day 12:Drive back to Kerung. Overnight at Guest house

Day 13:Drive back to Kathmandu. Overnight at hotel

Day 14:Final departure to home

Cost Includes:

1. All arrival and departure arrangements

2. 02 Nights accommodation in Kathmandu hotel on twin sharing

3. 01 Night accommodation in Syaprubesi, Langtang national park (Local Guesthouse)

4. 09 Nights accommodation in Kailash (Local Guesthouse)

5. Buffet veg foods in entire trip (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

6. English speaking Tibetan guide for custom formalities

7. Nepali team leader/ Co-ordinator

8. Experience staff team

9. All private transportation by Bus

10. Tibet travel permit and Tibet visa

11. Entrance fees of Lake Manasarovar and Kailash

12. Entrance fees of Langtang National park

13. Duffel bag to keep your goods during Kailash tour

14. Warm jacket and sleeping bag in returnable based if you need

15. Emergency evacuation management


Cost Exclude

1. Personal expenses, Insurance, Medical expenses and Emergency rescue

2. Personal horse and Helper during Kailash Parikrama

3. More than 3 nights hotels in Kathmandu in case of unforeseen circumstances like the late permit, or early arrive from Kailash

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu

Begin your journey in the vibrant city of Kathmandu as you land at Tribhuvan International Airport. Upon arrival, a representative from Ravel Roads will be waiting outside the airport to warmly welcome you. After a brief introduction, you will be transferred to your hotel in Kathmandu, ensuring a smooth and comfortable start to your trip. Once checked in, the remainder of the day is yours to relax and unwind, allowing you to settle in and explore at your own pace. Later in the evening, If time permits evening Arathi at Pashupathinath Temple and enjoy a delightful dinner at the hotel, followed by a restful overnight stay, preparing for the adventures that lie ahead.

Altitude: 1400m

Meals: D

Distance: Inside Kathmandu Valley

Day 02: Sightseeing in Kathmandu

Temple Tour and Preparation for the Journey Ahead

The temple visit will commence at approximately 8:00 AM. Our first destination is the revered Pashupatinath Temple, where we aim to arrive before 9:00 AM to witness the sacred aarti ceremony in the main temple. This spiritual experience is deeply enriching, as devotees gather to chant prayers and offer their reverence to Lord Shiva.

After exploring Pashupatinath, we will continue our journey to visit other significant temples within the complex, ranging from small shrines to grand structures with intricate carvings and religious significance. Following this, our tour takes us to the Sleeping Vishnu Temple (Jal Narayan Temple), known for its majestic statue of Lord Vishnu reclining in a serene pose. We will also visit the Guheshwari Mata Temple, an important pilgrimage site believed to be associated with Goddess Sati.

Upon completing the temple visits, we will drive back to the hotel, allowing ample time for relaxation and preparation for the next day's travel to the Nepal-China border. If you wish to purchase any essentials for the journey ahead, a visit to Thamel, Kathmandu's famous marketplace, is highly recommended. Here, you will find an extensive selection of trekking and adventure gear, souvenirs, and local crafts.

As the day comes to an end, we will gather in the evening for a briefing session, where all group members will be formally introduced. This session will provide important information regarding the upcoming travel plans, ensuring that everyone is well-prepared. Afterward, enjoy a delightful dinner and a restful overnight stay at the hotel, preparing for the exciting journey ahead.

Altitude: 1400m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: Inside Kathmandu Valley

Day 03: Kathmandu to Ghattekhola

We're going to drive to Ghattekhola in the morning. The settlement of Ghattekhola is located at Langtang, in Kathmandu's northern area. We will arrive in Ghattekhola after a 7–8-hour drive through the Pasang Lhamu Highway. Spend the night at a guest house.

Altitude: 2380m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 150 km – 8 hours

Day 04: Ghattekhola to Kerung

Crossing the Nepal-China Border and Journey to Kyirong

Today marks an important milestone as the group prepares to enter China. Border immigration procedures can be time-consuming, so the guide may announce an early wake-up call along with breakfast to ensure we reach the border ahead of peak hours, minimizing waiting time at the immigration counters.

Our journey begins with a short but scenic drive to Rasuwagadhi (1,850m), the Nepalese border town, situated approximately 15 kilometers (around one hour) from Syabru Besi. Upon arrival, we will complete the necessary immigration formalities before crossing the border on foot into the Chinese side. Once across, pilgrims will board a designated Chinese bus for an onward 110-kilometer drive to Kyirong (2,700m)—a stunning gateway to Tibet.

Upon arrival, the group will check into a guesthouse for much-needed rest. Soon after, our dedicated kitchen crew will set up and serve hot tea or coffee with light snacks, providing warmth and comfort. Later, pilgrims can explore the vicinity of the hotel, take a leisurely walk through nearby markets, or simply soak in the tranquil atmosphere.

Overnight accommodation will be provided in a dormitory-style guesthouse, ensuring a restful night before the next leg of the journey into Tibet.

Important Health Advisory for High-Altitude Travel

As you are now traveling through high-altitude regions, it is essential to be mindful of potential health challenges such as dizziness, headaches, or shortness of breath. To minimize discomfort and maintain well-being, travelers are strongly advised to stay well-hydrated throughout the journey.

Altitude: 3000m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 125 kms / 4 hours approx,

Day 05: Journey from Kerung (Gyirong) to Saga

Begin on a scenic and exhilarating drive from Keyrong (Gyirong) to Saga, traversing the breathtaking mountain landscapes before reaching the vast plains of Tibet. Along the way, travelers are treated to spectacular panoramic views of rugged terrains, snow-capped peaks, and vast open spaces that define the region's unique beauty.

One of the highlights of this journey is crossing the Yarlung Zangpo (Brahmaputra River), a majestic waterway that flows through Tibet, adding to the dramatic scenery. After crossing the river, we take the northern route, which leads to the charming town of Saga (4,640m)—a significant stop on the journey that serves as a gateway to further exploration in Tibet.

Saga is a vibrant Tibetan town, known for its comfortable hotels and guesthouses, providing much-needed rest and relaxation. The town also boasts local restaurants and lively markets, offering an opportunity to experience authentic Tibetan cuisine and culture while acclimatizing to the high altitude.

Travelers can enjoy a peaceful evening, savoring a warm meal and settling in for an overnight stay at Saga, preparing for the next chapter of their adventure in Tibet.

Altitude: 4640mm

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 120 km – 5 hours

Day 06: Acclimatization at Saga

We will spend the day at Saga County, to acclimatize to the altitude. There are options to go on short hikes and roam around the Saga through the day. Overnight at hotel in Saga.

Altitude: 4400m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: Around Saga County

Day 07: Saga to Manasarovar a Journey to Lake Mansarovar and First Glimpse of Mount Kailash

Today marks a significant milestone in your pilgrimage, as you will not only arrive at the sacred Lake Mansarovar but also witness the first glimpse of the revered Mount Kailash. To ensure a smooth journey, an early start at 7:00 AM is planned, allowing ample time to navigate the long route and multiple checkpoints along the way. These formalities may extend travel time, making the journey both exhaustive and rewarding.

The route takes us toward the Mayumla Pass (4,900m), where we will pause for a mandatory checkpoint before continuing onward. As the journey progresses, the landscape unfolds with breathtaking vistas of Tibet's vast plains and towering snow-capped peaks, offering a visual treat for travelers.

As we near Lake Mansarovar, the first divine sighting of Mount Kailash emerges in the distance, a moment filled with spiritual significance and awe. Though the journey is long, the well-maintained roads and surrounding natural beauty make the experience profoundly memorable.

Upon reaching Lake Mansarovar, you will check into a guesthouse, where you can unwind and reflect on the day's remarkable journey. A warm dinner will be served, followed by a restful overnight stay, preparing for the next phase of the pilgrimage.

Note:- Night View of Lake Mansarovar

Experiencing the night view of Lake Mansarovar under the stars is truly breathtaking and completely safe. However, it is recommended to visit in a small group and, if possible, have your Sherpa guide accompany you for assistance.

For a comfortable and secure experience, remember to:

  • • Dress warmly to withstand the cold temperatures.
  • • Carry a torch for visibility.
  • • Bring a walking stick for stability on uneven terrain.

Enjoy the mesmerizing beauty of this sacred lake under the starry sky!.

Important Note

Please be aware that taking a holy dip in Mansarovar Lake is no longer permitted and has been classified as an offense by the Chinese government.

To honor the traditions respectfully, pilgrims should request our Sherpa guides to collect holy water from the lake in a bucket. This will allow you to perform puja and take a ritual bath on the shore while adhering to the regulations.

Altitude: 4590m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 461kms-km –8 to 10 hours

Day 8: Manasarovar – Drive to Darchen

Begin your day with a spiritually enriching visit to Lake Mansarovar, a sacred site revered by pilgrims. During the early morning hours, devotees perform puja, hawan, and other rituals as per their customs, embracing the divine atmosphere and the breathtaking view of Mount Kailash, which looks especially magnificent at dawn.

While the tradition of taking a holy bath in the lake remains significant, it is important to note that recent Tibetan government regulations prohibit direct immersion in the lake, categorizing it as a punishable offense. To comply with these rules while honoring the tradition, pilgrims can request Sherpas to bring water in a bucket for their ceremonial bath.

Following prayers and rituals, the group will embark on the journey to Darchen, traveling via Rakshasa Taal and Chiu Gompa, completing of the lake's parikrama.

Upon arrival in Darchen, pilgrims will check into their hotel and spend the rest of the day relaxing and preparing for the upcoming kora of Mount Kailash. A wholesome dinner will be served, followed by an overnight stay, ensuring everyone is well-rested for the next phase of the pilgrimage.

Altitude: 4575m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 40 km – 1 hour (Manasarovar to Darchen)

Day 09: Darchen - Yamadwar - Drirapuk (Kora starts)

Darchen to Dirapuk

The journey begins in Darchen, a small town at the foot of Mount Kailash. From here, pilgrims embark on a 13 km trek to Dirapuk, the first stop along the Parikrama route. The trail features a gradual ascent over rocky terrain and scenic meadows, unveiling breathtaking views of Mount Kailash with each step.

Along the way, trekkers pass a few monasteries and join fellow pilgrims walking the same spiritual path. The first day's trek is relatively manageable, helping travellers acclimatize to the increasing altitude. The journey concludes at Dirapuk, a tranquil village at around 5,000 meters, where pilgrims take time to rest and prepare for the more challenging 2nd day Parikrama ahead.

Altitude: 5000m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 7 km – 0.5 hours (Darchen to Tarboche Valley)
12 km – 4-6 hours (Yamadwar to Drirapuk)

Day 10: Parikrama – Day 2 - Dirapuk to Zuthulpuk (Drolma La Pass)

This is the most physically demanding yet spiritually profound day of the Parikrama. Covering a distance of 22 kilometers, the route includes the Dolma La Pass, standing at 5,630 meters—the highest point of the entire journey.

Early Start: Pilgrims begin the trek at dawn to ensure they cross Dolma La before afternoon weather changes.

Challenging Ascent: The climb is steep and strenuous, requiring immense strength and determination to push through the thin air at high altitudes.

Sacred Shrines: Along the way, numerous holy shrines dedicated to various deities offer moments for prayer and reflection, deepening the spiritual significance of the trek.

Spiritual Awakening: Reaching Dolma La Pass marks a powerful transformation, a crossing into an even deeper state of awakening for many pilgrims.

Descent to Zutulpuk: After the pass, the trail descends—offering some relief but requiring caution. The rocky and uneven terrain makes it essential to watch every step carefully.

Rest at Zutulpuk: At 4,790 meters, Zutulpuk serves as a vital resting point where trekkers recover from the day's strenuous journey before continuing onward..

Important Notice

Our crew will provide hot drinkable water and packed snacks for lunch in the morning. Please ensure you carry them for your journey.

Important Notice

Pilgrims who choose to adjust their schedule at Dirapuk and return to Darchen must cover all additional expenses independently. This includes hotel accommodation in Darchen, food, transport, and other related costs.

Altitude: 5,630m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 22km : 8-9 hours (Dirapuk to Zhuthulpuk)

Day 11: Zuthulpuk to Jhong (Kora Ends) to Saga

As the trek nears its completion, wake up early and enjoy a light breakfast before setting out on the final stretch of your sacred journey. The descent begins with a gradual trek of approximately 6 kilometers, leading to a designated point where vehicles will be waiting to transport the group back to Darchen.

Upon arriving in Darchen, reconnect with fellow group members and take a short refreshment break, allowing time to relax and reflect on the experience. Soon after, the journey continues toward Saga, Upon reaching Saga, take advantage of some well-deserved downtime and settle into a guesthouse for a peaceful evening. This final stretch of the trek marks the completion of an awe-inspiring spiritual adventure, leaving travelers with cherished memories of the sacred Mount Kailash and the divine landscapes of Tibet.

Altitude : 4640m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 492 kms : 8- 10 hours

Day 12: Saga to Kerung

Following a nourishing breakfast, we set off on our scenic journey toward Kyirong, traveling through some of Tibet's most stunning landscapes. Our route leads us across a majestic bridge spanning the Brahmaputra River, where the tranquil waters and breathtaking surroundings provide a moment of awe.

Navigating well-maintained roads and winding mountain trails, we steadily make our way to Kyirong, arriving in the evening for an overnight stay. This peaceful town serves as a perfect retreat, allowing travelers to relax and prepare for the next phase of their return journey.

Altitude: 2700m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 105 km

Day 13: Journey from Kyirong to Kathmandu via Rasuwagadhi

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, we begin our journey towards the Kyirong border, where we will complete formalities before crossing into Nepal. Upon arrival at the Rasuwagadhi immigration control, travelers must proceed on foot to the Nepalese immigration counter to complete entry formalities. Once cleared, you will be transferred to your vehicle waiting on the Nepalese side to continue the journey.

The drive from Rasuwagadhi to Kathmandu is a long and scenic route, covering mountainous terrain and winding roads. Depending on road and traffic conditions, the journey may take approximately 7 to 8 hours or more by bus.

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, check into your hotel, unwind after the long journey, and enjoy a delicious dinner before settling in for a restful overnight stay. This marks the completion of a remarkable adventure through Tibet, bringing you back to the vibrant heart of Nepal.

Altitude: 1400m

Meals: B, L, D

Distance: 232 kms : 7-8 hours

Day 14: Departure

Our representatives will drop you at the airport as per the flight timings.

KAILASH YATRA TOUR COST FOR INDIAN PASSPORT HOLDERS 2025

COST PER PERSON EX- KATHMANDU FOR INDIAN PASSPORT HOLDER : USD 1600 +

WITH OPTION OF HOTEL CHOOSING WITH

3 STAR INR – 75,000

4 STAR INR - 85,000

5 STAR INR - 100,000

HELICOPTER RIDE FROM KATHMANDU TO GATTIKOLA – USD 450

HELICOPTER RIDE FROM GATTIKOLA TO KATHMANDU – USD 450

COST FOR US PASSPORT HOLDER – USD 2850

OPTION – MUKTHINATH FOR INDIANS – RS.40,000

OPTION – MUKTHINATH FOR US PASSPORT HOLDERS – USD 550

Note: Group Permit to be applied 70 days prior to departure date for Kailash Yatra

KAILASH MANASAROVAR YATRA 2025 - OPTION COSTING

SI No Description Cost Per Person USD
1 Trip from Darchen to Selung Monastery to view Ashtapad & Nandi Parvat Yuan 500
2 Cost to Hire Helper Yuan 1200
3 Cost to Hire Pony Yuan 4000
4 Emergency Jeep From Diraphuk to Darchen Yuan 500
5 Emergency Jeep from Tea house / Zuthulphuk / Darchen on Day Parikrama Yuan 800
6 Cost of Hotel stay at Darchen incase not performing parikrama / return from Dirpahuk Yuan 200 – 300 Per day

Hotel List:

SI No Hotels Location
1 Kathmandu Royal Singi / Similar
2 Gattikola Guest House / Similar
3 Kerung Kerung Guest House / Similar
4 Saga Lunbu Gangri / Similar
5 Manasarovar Ashram / Similar
6 Darchen Himalaya / Similar
7 Dirapuk Shishabangma / Similar
8 Zuthulpuk Lama Guest House / Similar

INCLUSIONS

Documentation
  • • Tibet Permits
  • • Tibet Visas
  • • Special Kailash Manasarovar Permit
  • • Applicable Entrance Fees to above mentioned places
Transportation
  • • All ground transportation in private vehicles
  • • Airport Pickup and Drop Off Service
Accommodation
  • • 3* Standard Accommodation where available
  • • Twin Sharing Basis in Kathmandu and Tibet, Group Sharing in Kailash Region
Support and Crew
  • • Nepali Guide and Tibetan Guide
  • • Nepali Crew Members in Kailash Region
Meals
  • • Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner (VEG)
  • • Drinking Water (2 bottles per day)
Sightseeing
  • • KATHMANDU: Pashupatinath Temple, Gujeshwari Shaktipeeth, Jalnarayan (Sleeping Vishnu) Temple
  • • TIBET: Lake Manasarovar, Holy Mount Kailash, Milarepa Cave, Drolma La Pass, Yamadwar, Gauri Kunda
Equipment
  • • Medical Kits
  • • First Aid
  • • Oximeter daily check (Pulse and Oxygen Level)
  • • Enough Oxygen Cylinders
  • • Other Necessary Equipment
  • • Stick for Parikrama
Complimentary
  • • Down Jacket / Duffle Bag & Day Backpack with cap

EXCLUSIONS

  • • Personal Expenses
  • • Pony – Horseman – Helper
  • • International Airfare
  • • Insurance & Emergency Circumstances
  • • Extra Nights at any place

Requirements/ Documents

  • • Passport with a validity of minimum 6 months from the date of travel.
  • • Scanned colour Copy of Passport to be submitted at the time of booking.
  • • If Indian Passport holder Yatree original passport has to be sent to Delhi Office at least 10 working days in advance.

Booking Policy

  • • Completed application to be signed and submitted.
  • • All the required documents are to be submitted on time.
  • • Clients must agree and abide by the Company Policy.
  • • Insurance is recommended – not compulsory.
  • • Clients must carry Proof of ID while traveling.
  • • The itinerary can be changed without notice due to unavoidable circumstances beyond of Touchkailashindia's control, such as natural calamities, political unrest, itinerary changes by Chinese Authorities and so on

Cancellation Terms

Touchkailashindia requires a written application for cancellations, the following policy shall apply thereafter:

  • • If cancelled 30 Days prior to departure date from client's side, all previously paid amount(s) will be forfeited.
  • • If cancelled 31 – 90 Days prior to departure date, 75% of the deposit will be refunded except for the non – refundable deposit.
  • • If canceled more than 90 days prior to departure date, all previously paid amount(s) will be refunded, except Taxes as applicable

Payment Mode & Options

  • • 30% of the amount to be deposited at the time of booking confirmation.
  • • 70% of the amount to be transferred to Touchkailashindia 30 days prior to Yatra date.

Risk and Liability

Our Crew will make its best effort to make the journey successful and memorable. The Kailash Yatra is conducted under Chinese Authorities and Foreign Exchange Center Tibetan Autonomous Region (FEC TAR), hence, Touchkailashindia will not be liable to any last minute changes, any unforeseen circumstances, and emergency circumstances and evacuations, flight delays, extra nights to be stayed, natural disasters, altitude sickness and rescue. Any extra costs incurred shall be borne by the clients themselves.

How to Pay:

Domestic payments
  • 1. By Cash / Cheque / Demand Draft
  • 2. By Electronic money transfer (RTGS & NEFT)
  • 3. By Debit Card, Credit Card, UPI, net banking, (charges as applicable)

Note:

  • 1. All payments should be free and clear of any withholding tax and deduction.
  • 2. Bank charges, if any, for remittance (by remitting bank or by intermediary bank) would be strictly borne by payer.

Travel Insurance

It is highly recommended that the Tour Participants acquire adequate insurance cover to secure their life, health and property as may be advised by your insurance agent to cover any eventualities, associated with your overseas travel including health, accidental injury, loss, liability and the like depending on your assessment of your risk potential. The Tour Participants are advised to discuss your insurance needs directly with your insurance agent before proceeding on the tour and at your own cost procure any additional cover as may be advised. Please note, Insurance is the subject matter of solicitation, please read the terms and conditions of the insurance document carefully before finalizing your desired insurance cover.

Itinerary may change

We reserve the right to alter, amend, change or modify the tour package and itineraries before or during the tour. We will make reasonable efforts to notify you promptly of such changes as and when they are made.

Cancellation / No show / Early Departure Policy:

In case of cancellation of tour or travel services due to any reason, you are requested Please inform us in writing or by Email. Cancellation charges would be effective from the date we receive letter in writing and cancellation charges would be as follows:

All bookings are strictly subject to 'Booking Conditions' enclosed herewith and shared with you during the course of our correspondence. While filling and submitting signed copy of this document, you confirm your sole acceptance to our business terms. Kindly note that if you do not agree to our policies and terms of services, you should not proceed with your bookings

Important Note

1. Age
  • • Participants must be between 18 and 70 years of age (for Indians Only)
  • • Those below the age of 18 must either be accompanied by a parent/guardian or a consent form need to be signed by them.
2. Medical
  • • Be physically and mentally fit.
  • • Please note that this trek is not advised for pregnant women and those suffering from chronic health problems, like epilepsy, heart ailments, uncontrolled BP, diabetes, cancer, asthma, psychological problems, physical disabilities and obesity.
3. Passport
  • • A valid passport is needed with min validity of 6 months from the date of travel
  • • Please note that diplomatic passports are not allowed.
  • • PIO/OCI or any other ID cards are not accepted in Tibet.
  • • Adhaar & Election Id are not allowed
4. Visa Process

The Tibet permit and visa for everyone will be organized by us. To facilitate this, your original passport is required at New Delhi, well in advance prior to the departure date. The actual date and details will be confirmed based on the group you choose to travel with us.

Trip Overview – Nepal and Tibet Portions

Nepal Portion of the Trip
  • • Airport Transfers: Round-trip transfers between Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, and the hotel.
  • • Accommodation: 3-night stay in a 3-star equivalent hotel in Kathmandu on a sharing basis.
  • • Meals: Daily vegetarian buffet meals, including 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners at the hotel.
  • • Temple Visits: Sightseeing of significant temples in Kathmandu.
  • • Transportation: Kathmandu to Kyirong (Kerung) border round-trip transfers via non-air-conditioned Nepalese bus.
  • • Additional Stay: 1-night stay in a guesthouse at Timure/SyabruBesi, with local vegetarian meals.
Tibet Portion of the Trip
Accommodation:
  • • 2 nights in a hotel at Kyirong, on a sharing basis, with vegetarian meals.
  • • 3 nights in a hotel at Saga, with vegetarian meals.
  • • 1 night in a guesthouse near Lake Mansarovar on group-sharing basis, with vegetarian meals.
  • • 1 night in a hotel at Darchen, with vegetarian meals.
  • • 1 night in a guesthouse at Drirapuk, on group-sharing basis.
  • • 1 night in a guesthouse at Zuthulpuk, on group-sharing basis.
Meals During Trek:
  • • Light breakfast, packed lunches, and light dinners provided during parikrama days.
Transportation & Logistics:
  • • Travel within Tibet via luxury air-conditioned Tibetan buses.
  • • A support truck will be available to transport kitchen equipment and other essential materials.
  • • Assistance from an English-speaking Tibetan tour guide and officer.
  • • Nepali tour leader with support from cook, helpers, and Sherpas.
Health & Safety Provisions
  • • Basic first aid kit available with the tour guide.
  • • Oxygen cylinders for emergency use during high-altitude trekking in Tibet.
Permits & Taxes:
  • • Group travel permits for restricted areas in Tibet.
  • • Single-entry group visa for Tibet to visit Kailash Mansarovar.
  • • Nepal-China border tax along with all necessary Nepalese and Tibetan government taxes.
Other Inclusions
  • • Recognition: Kailash Mansarovar Yatra completion certificate.
Important Remark:
  • • All meals served during the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra will be strictly vegetarian
  • • All services and facilities listed are subject to availability. The accuracy and completeness of services cannot be guaranteed under adverse conditions.
  • • This itinerary ensures a well-organized, spiritually enriching, and comfortable journey, allowing pilgrims to experience the divine beauty of Kailash Mansarovar with essential amenities and necessary precautions in place.

Contact Details

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Trip insurance is important documents. Ravel Roads Kailash Travels and tours do not need your insurance policy for permit and visa confirmation. it is only for your secure and immergency. make sure your insurance cover travelling up to 5600 miter altitude and cover Emmergency rescue and Medical bills.  

Oxygen level is less at higher altitudes. The inclement weather and high altitude induces certain illness generally not encountered over the plains. Headache, nausea, lassitude, lethargy, breathlessness, general uneasiness [malaise], high irritability, light loss of balance, disorientation, incoherence and insomnia are a few. It is common to all irrespective of the age, sex and physical fitness. Gradual acclimatization is the best answer. Tranquilizers, sleeping dose and strong anti-biotic must be avoided. Some of symptoms indicate that the body mechanism is readjusting to new environments. The best idea is deliberately slow down all the activities and follows the following rules:

  • Rest.
  • Relax-do not exert, be excited.
  • Reduce talking.
  • Walk slowly – adopt one third of your speed and space.
  • Keep your load light.
  • Walk for 15 minutes and rest for 5 minutes.
  • Whenever you feel uncomfortable, just stop; rest and relax.
  • Ignore the sudden outbursts of fellow pilgrims and avoid arguments.
  • Observe silence with smile.
  • Never go too high and too fast.
  • Consume plenty of liquids; never proceed with an empty stomach.
  • Chant a prayer or visualize everything around to suit your pleasant thoughts or put on the earphones and listen to your favourite music, bhajans, chanting etc.
  • Be careful not to catch a cold. It is better to be over clothed than under protected. En-route avoids taking bath or drinking water from Lake Streams or rivers, as your system is not conditioned for this.
  • Keep your boots/Ked inside tent. Protect yourself against dust and direct sunshine during the long stretches of driving. Face, feet and hands must be well protected.
  • The uneven ground, steep slope and slushy banks are full of potholes. Do not combine walking and sight seeing together.
  • Always listen to your guide or the one with experience. Never leave the group.
  • On this trip, over exertion is to be avoided and drinking plenty of fluids is recommendable. During winter, heavy warm clothing is a must.

 

  • Kindly consult your doctor and get yourself examined for this yatra
  • As Mount Kailash and lake Manasarovar is situated at high altitudes please start exercises like walking, jogging, yoga and other breathing exercises in order to have a successful yatra at least from a month before. 

DOCUMENTS:

  You are advised to own a small waist pouch or document bag to manage the following documents properly;

  • Passport with Photo copies, Photographs, Identity card, Diary for addresses, contacts, small notes etc.
  • Ball pens with spare refills Maps/Charts/Books etc.
  • Travel Cheques, credit cards & Currency.
  • Airline/Railway tickets/vouchers.
  • Any other document for personal purposes.

COMMON ITEMS

  • Big bag for putting your equipment and others
  • A small light trek bag
  • Water bottle / Thermos flask for hot water (1 liter).

Note: Ravel Roads Kailash Travel provide you big bag and small day carry bag for Yatra

CLOTHING

  • Enough clothing for the whole Yatra including 3 pairs trek suits/leisure wear/jogging troushers/4 to 5tea shirts/2 polar flees one light quilted /shirts/poloneck/salwar kameez etc. Do not over load.
  • Wool socks (around 4 pairs), thick tights, wool monkey cap, scarves, warm light gloves, scarf.
  • Wool/thermal long underwear
  • Rain wear (Umbrella or Raincoat)

Note: Down Jackets and Sleeping bags will be provided on returnable basis at Kathmandu for the Yatra

FOOTWEAR

  • Sports comfortable shoes/trainers (Good one Nike, Adidas etc). Have a spare one too
  • A pair of light Sleepers

TOILETERIES

  • Toileteries kit (soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toilet rolls, towels etc).
  • Sun screen lotion/cream
  • facial tissues, wet once,

CAMPING ITEM

  • Tourch/Candle/match box/lighter/batteries
  • Knife
  • Plastic mug
  • Dusk masks/face masks

PERSONAL & GENERAL ITEMS TO MAKE YOUR JOURNEY ENJOYABLE

  • Any regular medicines that you take
  • Dark Sunglasses
  • Your favourite food which will keep you going including Nuts, biscuits, powder juice
  • Kapoor/Vicks/Inhaler etc
  • Binoculars/Camera/extra batteries
  • Milk powder for tea

FIRST AID KIT – ALSO INCLUDE

  • First aid kit (typical backpacking kit for minor injuries/ our guide also will carry).
  • Diamox/Aspirin/pain killers
  • Lip balm/Mustard oil/Vaseline
  • Plasters
  • TCP, salt, mint, Vicks for sore throats

 

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