Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage tour is the most demanding and challenging of treks for pilgrims in the world. This is a route opening up unending stretches of barren land, lush green valleys, snow capped peaks and pristine blue lakes. Mt. Kailash is the abode of Lord Shiva, and the source of the Brahmaputra, Indus, Sutlej and Karnali. This mount is considered as one of the ten most beautiful mountains in China and a divine mountain universally by people from all over the world. Its shape is like the pyramids in Egypt with four nearly symmetrical sides. Its glistening snow-covered top makes it the most eye-catching one. Around this sacred mountain, there are five temples in total. All the temples are shrouded by mystery and legends.
Hindus regard the peak as Shiva's symbolic 'Lingam' and worship Mt Kailash, which is the Sanskrit name for the mountain. Bonpos believe the sacred mountain to be the place where the founder of the Bon religion landed when he descended from the sky. Tibetan Buddhists believe Kang Rinpoche, which means precious snow mountain, is a natural mandala representing the Buddhist cosmology on the earth and the Jains believe this is the place where their religion's founder was spiritually awakened. This is the only place where most of the ancient yogis put down their wisdom. Check out the detailed itinerary below for more information.
Fill the application form with all the details.
Affix one passport size photograph; enclosed two extra copies.
Enclose a medical certificate and report duly certified by a recognized physician 30 days before Yatra date.
Every Yatri should bring their original passport, election card, pan card at the time of booking of Yatra.
A validity of your passport is 6 months after Yatra departure date.
Indian passport holder must have his/her original election card during the Yatra.
Every Yatri should bring their original passport, election card and pan card at the time of booking of Yatra.
Every pilgrim should arrange their own air ticket to and from Kathmandu, overseas insurance cover and China sim card and 3500 RMB for Parikrama.
An experienced Nepali guide will accompany you during Kailash Yatra.
The tour operator is not responsible for any delay in schedule of Yatra on account of some exigencies.
An administrative charges will be deducted from the refund amount to Yatri in case of China government, refuses to issue visa or Yatra permit.
In Kailash Mansarovar Yatra only 20 kg luggage is allowed which includes duffle and shoulder bag.
Foreign passport holder should hand over their passport at Kathmandu well before the three working days from the Yatra date. The expenses of stay in Kathmandu during this period should be borne by the Pilgrimage.
For obtaining Nepal visa for NRI - On arrival visa - visa can be obtained upon arrival at Kathmandu airport Immigration. You will require two copies of your passport size photos and around USD 45 or equivalent rupees or pounds to cover Nepal visa fees.
Participants over 70 years can also apply for permit completing the following formalities and conditions: Medical certificate from an Indian government hospital certifying that participant is fit to travel above 4000 meters.
Application letter by participant signed by 2 direct relatives. There must be 2 direct relatives traveling with the participants. Participants suffering from high blood pressure, heart disease and asthma are prohibited from applying the permits.
INR 25,000/- for Indians, 500 USD for NRI to be deposited with the application form.
balance amount. Payable at least 60 days prior to departure in USD and INR.
Token advance amount of INR 25,000/- for Indians and 500 USD for NRI forfeited irrespective number of days of intimation.
50% Cancellation from 21 days prior to departure date
75% Cancellation from 15 days prior to departure date
100% Cancellation from 10 days; below prior to departure date
Please send your cancellation by e-mail or letter only. Verbal cancellation will not be entertained.
All disputes regarding the conducting of the tour subject of jurisdiction at Ahmedabad (India).