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Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Experience the Timeless Spirituality of Mount Kailash and the Sacred Waters of Lake Mansarovar

12 Nights / 13 Days
2 – 16 People
Adventure
Mix-Road & Trekking
Nepal
Kathmandu, Timmure, Kerung, Saga, Mansarovar, Darchen, Deraphuk, Dolma La Pass, Zuthulphuk.
Your Trip Impact
You Save
435KGS
of Carbon Emissions
That's like planting 21 Trees
Balanced via verified restoration projects
Your Trip Impact
You Save
435KGS
of Carbon Emissions
That's like planting 21 Trees
Balanced via verified restoration projects

Overview

Embark on a spiritually enriching 13 Days Kailash Mansarovar Overland Yatra via Kerung, one of the world's most sacred pilgrimages. Beginning in Kathmandu, this expertly curated journey travels through Timmure, Kerung, Saga, and the holy Lake Mansarovar before reaching Darchen, the gateway to the Mount Kailash Parikrama. Complete the sacred three-day trek via Dirapuk, Dolma La Pass (5,630 m), and Zuthulphuk while enjoying breathtaking Himalayan landscapes and ancient Tibetan culture. Seek divine blessings at Lake Mansarovar, perform prayers and meditation, and experience seamless travel with expert guides, permits, comfortable accommodations, and fixed departures. This unforgettable pilgrimage blends spirituality, adventure, and comfort in the sacred abode of Lord Shiva.
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Duration
13 Days / 12 Nights
Best Time
May - Jun
Trip Type
Mix-Road & Trekking
Group Size
2 to 16 people
Climate Impact Background
TRAVEL CLIMATE IMPACTCalculated based on standard travel carbon metrics
435 kgCO₂e
per traveller
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Itinerary

Day 1Gateway to the Himalayas – Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrival
Your sacred pilgrimage begins the moment you land at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport, Nepal.
Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, marking the spiritual beginning of your Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, as pilgrims step into a land steeped in divine heritage and Himalayan tranquility.
Morning
Attend a morning briefing and documentation check, taking your first quiet step into the journey.
Upon morning arrival, join an essential briefing and documentation check, marking pilgrims' first quiet yet meaningful step into the spiritually transformative Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, ensuring readiness before the pilgrimage begins.
Late Morning
Check in at your hotel in the late morning, settling in comfortably for the day ahead.
Arrive and check in at your hotel during the late morning, allowing pilgrims ample time to relax, freshen up, and settle in comfortably before continuing their sacred pilgrimage preparations.
Afternoon
Rest and refresh in Kathmandu, preparing both body and spirit for the sacred journey ahead.
Take valuable time to unwind and rejuvenate after arrival, allowing pilgrims to restore their energy and mindfully prepare both body and spirit for the transformative Kailash Mansarovar Yatra that awaits.
Night
Enjoy a peaceful overnight stay in Kathmandu, resting before the sacred pilgrimage truly begins.
Rest comfortably at your Kathmandu hotel, allowing pilgrims a restful night's sleep to recharge both mind and body ahead of the spiritually transformative Kailash Mansarovar Yatra journey that lies ahead.
Highlights of the Day
Day 2Blessings Before the Journey – Kathmandu Sightseeing & Yatra Preparation
Day 3The Road to the Border – Kathmandu to Timmure
Day 4Crossing into the Land of Snows – Entering Tibet at Kerung
Day 5Across the Tibetan Plateau – Kerung to Saga
Day 6Waters of the Divine – Holy Bath at Mansarovar
Day 7Journey to the Abode of Shiva – Mansarovar to Darchen
Day 8First Steps of the Sacred Circuit – Parikrama Begins, Darchen to Dirapuk
Day 9The Path of Liberation – Dolma La Pass to Zuthulphuk
Day 10Completing the Circle – Parikrama Ends, Return to Darchen
Day 11Homeward Across the Passes – Darchen to Kerung
Day 12Descending to the Valley – Kerung to Kathmandu
Day 13Farewell with the Divine's Blessing – Departure

Stays & Accommodations

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FAQ'S

Q1.Where is Nepal located?
A:Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia, bordered by India to the south, east and west, and China to the north.
Q2.What is the worst time to visit Nepal?
A:The monsoon season (June to August) is considered the least ideal due to heavy rainfall and landslides.
Q3.How to go to Nepal by train?
A:Nepal has no direct railway network, but you can travel by train to Indian border towns such as Raxaul, Gorakhpur or Jogbani, then continue by road.
Q4.Can I travel to Nepal now from India by road?
A:Yes, Indians can enter Nepal freely by road through several border points such as Sunauli, Raxaul and Banbasa.
Q5.What is the coldest place in Nepal?
A:Shey Phoksundo and the Everest region are among the coldest, with sub-zero temperatures in winter.
Q6.Is Nepal safe to travel?
A:Yes, Nepal is generally safe for tourists, with friendly locals and a strong tourism network.