Mt. Kailash Tour

This will be the first day of our trekking journey. After landing at the Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be transferred to our hotel via private vehicle. We will rest for some time and then begin the sightseeing of the capital city of our country. At evening, you will be welcomed with a typical Nepali food at a typical Nepali restaurant. Overnight at Hotel.

After an early morning breakfast, you will do the sightseeing of some of the famous places of Kathmandu valley. You will be transferred to many places of Kathmandu with our private vehicle which includes Pashupatinath temple, Swoyambunath Stupa, Bouddanath Stupa and other many famous places of Kathmandu. At evening, you will meet your fellow trekking mates and then we will have a short briefing about the journey in our office. An evening stroll at Thamel and Durbarmarg will give you much energy which will help you at the trek. Overnight at Hotel.

After our short outing in Kathmandu, we take 60 minutes of flight to departure from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj, situated in Western Nepal. Nepalgunj, a town close to the Nepal-India border, is additionally the passage to Simikot, Humla. The town itself is a fascinating Terai town that exhibits the different culture of Nepal. In Nepalgunj, we visit the neighborhood showcase, smaller than normal zoo and adjacent towns. Overnight in Nepalgunj.

We take a 40-minute departure from Nepalgunj to Simikot and appreciate the magnificence of the taking off mountain precipices from our plane. Simikot, the central station of the Humla District, is cut off from whatever remains of the nation because of its remoteness. While here, we find out about the neighborhood individuals and their rich culture, which is firmly fixing to the Tibetans as a result of the nearness of the two spots. We will have our lunch at Simikot and furthermore enroll for the allow at the police office. From Simikot, we climb for some time, at that point plunge towards the town of Tuling. We keep strolling through wildernesses and towns along the Karnali River towards Dharapori. Overnight in Dharapori.

Our walk is on generally level trails starting with the trail close by the Karnali River. We stroll along the fields developed principally with grain, buckwheat, rice and potatoes. There are two hot springs close to Kermi where we may calm our hurting bodies. We can likewise visit old Buddhist religious communities near Kermi – Laikyo Gompa and Lhundrup Choeling Gompa. Overnight in Kermi.

Today’ trek is a flat and steep rising until the point when achieving a little pass and crossing the bridgeover the Salli River. From here one can appreciate perspectives of the excellent pine trees and the compelling Karnali River. We will likewise visit the remote Namkha Khyung Dzong Monastery. Overnight in Yalbang.

We stroll on a trail over the Karnali River. As we rise further, the greenery starts to vanish thus do the littler hedges. They offer approach to pine trees and rough slopes. Subsequent to achieving Tumkot, we visit Dhungkar Choezom Monastery, a standout amongst the most imperative Sakya religious communities in the Tibetan district. Overnight in Tumkot.

Today’s trek is on a moderately simple trail over the Karnali River. In the wake of strolling couple of miles, we start to see the adjustment in atmosphere, vegetation and scene which turns out to be rougher and more disconnected. The trees that you see are not pine trees any longer. They are currently short and low junipers. Overnight in Yari.

We cross the first pass of the trek today, the Nara La pass (4,620m). The vegetation is hopeless at this point and the scene is natural to that of Tibet. In the wake of intersection of the pass, we will be welcomed by magnificent perspectives of the excellent Tibetan level and Yari Village. From here on, it is a temperamental plunge down until Hilsa, a bordertown which is likewise a dropping point for the explorers on their approach to Mt. Kailash by helicopter. Overnight in Hilsa.

We stroll over the Friendship bridge at Hilsa where the Chinese authorities will check our licenses and identifications. We likewise meet our Tibetan guide here. We rise from Hilsa to Purang and pass Rinzin Zangpo Gompa and Kangje Village en route. In Purang, we visit the antiquated Purang Gompa and investigate the novel Buddhist frescoes of the twelfth century. Overnight in Purang.

On our approach to Montser we go through Rakshas and Mansarover lakes. After achieving Montser, we settle down for some time at that point visit Tirtapuri (4510m). Found northwest of Mount Kailash, the Tirthapuri Hot Springs are nearly connected with Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche). Travelers bath in pools encouraged by the springs, visit the monastery containing the master’s impression and burrow for recuperating stones along a one-hour journey course. In the wake of visiting Tirtapuri we return back to Montser to spend the night.

It takes us around 2 hours to achieve the Garuda Valley that misleads the southwest of Mt. Kailash. It contains strange hollows, some of which have never been investigated. Many trust this was the support of the Tibetan human advancement civilization the season of the Shang Shung lords, some time before Buddhism achieved the top of the world. For those keen on the archeological and verifiable destinations, Garuda Valley will be a blessing from heaven. Subsequent to visiting the astounding valley, we move to Darchen, a residential community arranged directly before the holy Mount Kailash. Overnight in Darchen.

Today, we start our Kora of Mt. Kailash. The primary outing of Darchen includes a six-hour climb in a profound valley through dividers of red rock. We proceed over the plain to Shershong. We additionally cross a bridge prompting Chhuku Gompa which is high on the slope obvious from the valley. The trail prompts Dirapuk from where we will have a staggering perspective of the north face of Mt. Kailash. Overnight in Dirapuk.

Today will be the most troublesome segment of our journey. We climb Drolma-la Pass at 5,750m/19,910ft. The pass whose name truly implies the go of Tara is delightful and is loaded up with five-shaded imploring flags. From Drolma-la Pass, we slide to Dzutul-puk. At Dzutul-puk, we go over the inconceivable Thugje Zinbu (Lake of Compassion) and a couple of meditative caves. Overnight in Dzutul-puk.

We bit by bit twist out of the valley towards Barka plain. Subsequent to finishing the sacred Kora of Mount Kailash at Darchen, we drive for 2 hours to Mansarovar Lake. The lake holds religious noteworthiness for the two Hindus and Buddhists. According to Hindu religious philosophy, Lake Mansarovar is an exemplification of purity, and one who drinks water from the lake is accepted to go to the home Lord Shiva after death. Buddhists additionally connect the lake with the amazing lake known as Anavatapta in Sanskrit where Queen Maya is accepted to have considered Buddha. Overnight in Mansarovar.

Today, we circumambulate the delightful Mansarovar Lake which has an outline of 90 km making it one of the most elevated freshwater lakes on the planet. The belief is that the Kora of Mount Kailash is finished just with a sacred dunk in the lake and a drink of its blessed water calms one from the wrongdoings of a hundred lives. We hover round Mansarovar by Jeep, and if time grants, we visit Chui Gompa, another fascination of Manasrovar. Overnight in Mansarovar.

Today, we need to achieve a lengthy drive from Mansarovar to Saga navigating through the sacrosanct noteworthy Chiu Monastery. We keep driving past Hor Quo and over the Mayum La pass (5,200m). While going through, we will have looks of residential communities like Zhongba and Paryang. This journey covers 270 km from Mansarovar to Paryang and borders Saga, 255 km far from Paryang. From Saga as opposed to going towards Lhasa, we drive along an alternate course to Kathmandu. Overnight in Saga.

From Saga we travel to Shigatse through Latse. Our trail will be along the Tsangpo River in a district confused by the upper Brahmaputra and its tributaries. After achieving Shigatse, we spruce up and later visit the Tashilhunpo Monastery which was established by Pachen Lama in 1447. Overnight in Shigatse.

After breakfast, we drive towards Lhasa. In transit, we visit Shalu Monastery. Established in 1040, Shalu Monastery is known for its delightful and antiquated wall painting works of art. After the visit we keep on lhasa. In transit, we run over the Karo La Pass (5,045m). Prior to achieving Lhasa, we additionally cross the Khamba La Pass (4,794m) with a short stop to relish the excellence of the Yamdrok Tso (Turquoise Lake), one of the three biggest hallowed lakes in Tibet and the wonderful Nazin Kang Sang icy mass (7,252m). Overnight in Lhasa.

You will be taken to the airport and then you will fly to your respective country.