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We will pick you up from Lucknow Railway Station, Airport, or your Hotel. Our team will help with your luggage to start your journey comfortably.
We drive to Darchen and then to Yam Dwar. Passing through this gate is believed to leave your past burdens behind.
This is the most rewarding day. We start early to cross the high Dolma La Pass.
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Planning is key for a safe Darshan. To have the best experience, you should visit between May to September.
May & June: This is the best time for clear, blue skies. The snow starts melting, and you get the most beautiful, sharp views of the holy peak.
July & August: Even though it’s monsoon in India, the weather in Tibet stays mostly dry and pleasant. The mountains turn a lovely green, making the air feel fresh and spiritual.
September: If you want peace and fewer crowds, this is your month. The air is crisp and cool, giving you a very calm and quiet atmosphere before the winter cold begins.
2026 is the "Year of the Horse," a very special time for Mahadev devotees, so batches are filling up fast. To get your Tibet permit on time, we recommend booking for your Kailash Mansarovar Yatra at least 3-4 months in advance.
Permits & Visa: Your Chinese Visa and all Tibet Yatra Permits are handled by us.
Pure Veg Food: Freshly cooked Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.
Stay: 8 nights of accommodation in hotels and guest houses.
Travel: Flights from Nepalgunj to Simikot and a Helicopter ride to Hilsa (both ways).
On-Ground Transport: AC Bus or Car for all your travels in Tibet.
Our Expert Team: A Nepali Team Leader, Tibetan Guide, Sherpas for luggage, and professional Cooks.
Guide Service: Both Hindi and English-speaking guides to help you throughout.
Yatra Gear: We provide a free Backpack and Duffle Bag, plus a warm Down Jacket (to be returned after the trip).
Safety & Support: Oxygen cylinders for emergency use and Yaks to carry kitchen items and equipment.
GST: 5% GST will be added to the package cost.
Your Travel to Lucknow: Airfare or Rail fare from your home to Lucknow and back.
Personal Expenses: Things like laundry, phone calls, or shopping.
Parikrama Extras: If you need a Pony (Horse) or a personal Porter during the trek.
Insurance: Travel and Medical insurance are not included (highly recommended).
Emergency Costs: Extra stay or transport costs if there are delays due to bad weather or flight cancellations.
Medical & Rescue: Any personal medical bills or evacuation/rescue charges if needed.
Tips: Any small donations or tips for the Drivers, Sherpas, or Guides.
The 2026 Yatra season officially begins in late April and continues until early October.
First Batch: Usually departs around April 25, 2026.
Peak Season: May and June are the most popular months due to clear skies and better visibility.
Full Moon Dates: Many pilgrims prefer to reach Lake Mansarovar on a Full Moon (Purnima) night. Since these dates are highly requested, we recommend booking 4-5 months in advance to secure your spot.
For 2026, our all-inclusive Kailash trip cost starts from approximately from 2,65,000 + GST. This covers your helicopter rides, stay, all meals, and permits. It’s the best "value-for-money" route because it saves you time and travel fatigue.
Yes, a valid Passport (with at least 6 months validity) is a must. You cannot travel to the Tibet region with just an Aadhaar or Voter ID.
It is a test of your faith and fitness. The trek reaches 19,500 feet at Dolma La Pass, where oxygen is low. However, with our slow-paced itinerary and emergency oxygen support, most of our yatris (even seniors citizens) complete the Parikrama successfully.
Registration is very simple! You just need to send us a copy of your Passport (valid for at least 6 months) and fill out a basic form. Since we are a private operator, there is no lottery system like the government route. We handle all your Tibet permits and Chinese visas ourselves. We suggest registering at least 3-4 months early to secure your spot for the 2026 season.
No, climbing Mount Kailash is strictly forbidden. It is considered the sacred abode of Lord Shiva, and out of respect for its holiness, no one is allowed to step on the peak. Many famous climbers have visited, but none have ever reached the summit. Instead of climbing, we perform the Parikrama (circumambulation) at the base of the mountain to seek Mahadev’s blessings.
There are a few ways, but the Lucknow-Nepalgunj Route is currently the best and fastest from India.
Usually, pilgrims between 18 and 70 years are allowed by the authorities. If you are 70+, the rules are a bit strict and depend on your medical fitness. We always suggest a quick health checkup with your doctor before you book your seat.
For a true seeker, the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is not just a destination; it is the journey of a thousand lifetimes. It is the only place on Earth where the silence of the mountains speaks directly to your soul. But what is it that makes this place so magnetic for every devotee?
Mount Kailash is not just a peak, it is a mystery wrapped in clouds. Known as the Axis Mundi or the center of the world, it is said that time moves differently here. Many yatris have shared stories of hair and nails growing faster during the Parikrama, a strange phenomenon that even scientists find hard to explain. The mountain itself remains unclimbed, protected by a divine energy that ensures no human feet ever touch the peak where Lord Shiva resides in eternal meditation.
Right at the base of the mountain lie two massive lakes, side-by-side, yet worlds apart. Lake Mansarovar, created from the mind of Lord Brahma, is calm, sweet, and pure, representing the light within us. Just next to it is Rakshas Tal, a salty, turbulent lake that represents the darkness we must overcome. Seeing these two lakes together is a life-changing lesson you experienced it teaches you that peace and chaos exist side-by-side, but a dip in the holy Mansarovar can wash away the heaviest of burdens.
In Indian tradition, we believe that the Kailash Parikrama is the ultimate path to Moksha (liberation). Walking around the 52km path, especially through the freezing winds of Dolma La Pass, is like walking through the cycle of life and death. It is said that once you complete this circle with a pure heart, you are reborn. You leave your ego behind in the snow and return home with a soul that is light, peaceful, and filled with Mahadev's blessings.
Whether it is the "Om" symbol formed by the snow on the mountain face or the golden "Jyoti" that glows on the peak at sunrise, miracles are everywhere at Kailash. It is a place where your logic ends and your faith begins. You don't visit Kailash because you planned a trip; you visit because the mountains finally called your name.
