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Adi Kailash Om Parvat with Panchachuli

11 Nights / 12 Days

Package Price :₹0.00/-Per Person
Booking Price :₹ 60,000.00/- Per Person

Description

Adi Kailash the pious residency of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati. Hindu Mythology confirms Adi Kailash is one of the Panch Kailash. Hinduism consider OM Parvat and Adi Kailash as very sacred mountain in Dev Bhoomi of Himalayas . Hindus believe that a Darshan of it can make your inner self enlightened and cleansed. It is the land of peace and serenity. It is in scripted in our mythologythatthe  demon king Ravana is said to have meditated here and was bestowed by Almighty Shiva with the strength of 20 arms and brains of 10 head. This jeep Safari will take you to Jageshwar, Pithoragarh, Chokori, Patal Bhubaneswar along with Kalapani, Kuti, OM Parvat and Adi Kailash. On this Dev Bhoomi we get complete view of Himalayas , Adventure, Adhyatam and Shiva Serenity. En route Pilgrims will come across the pious temples, the land escapes, the flowing streams, the waterfalls, the river showing its authority and alsoit’sfull power in serenity.

Adi Kailash is an ancient holy place in the Himalayan Range, similar to Mount Kailash in Tibet. This abode of Lord Shiva in a remote area is worth having a Darshan. The journey to Adi Kailash is one of the most remarkable of these. Mount Adi Kailash is located in the Vyas valley of Pithoragarh district of Kumaon. This valley is home to the Rangs or the Shauka people who held an enviable monopoly in the Indo-Tibet trade for centuries before the Sino war of 1962.

Places In Adi Kailash And Om Parvat Yatra

 Places Covered  Places Covered

 Adi Kailash

Om Parvat

Gauri Kund

Parvati Sarovar

Shiv Parvati Temple

Neeb Karoli Baba Ashram, Kainchi Dham

Chitai Golu Devta Temple

Patal Bhuvaneshwar

Jageshwar Dham

 Bhimtal

Ved Vyas Cave

Kunti Parvat

Brahma Parvat

Sheshnag Parvat

Pandava Fort, Kuti Village

Parvati Mukut and Pandav Parvat

Kali Mandir, Kalapani

Nabi Homestay Experience

Tips for Travellers for Planning their Tour

How to Reach

By Train: Kathgodam/Haldwani nearest railway station.

By Bus: Kathgodam/Dharchulla/Haldwaani can be reached by bus, you can get a direct bus for Kathgodam/Haldwani from Delhi.

By Air: Pantnagar is the nearest Airport but few flights only, Delhi/Dehradun is the better option and from there hire a bus/taxi getting here.

Formalities & Documentation

PCC: Police Clearance Certificate (from your local police station, not involved in any wrong activity)

Medical Certificate: Government Hospital Doctor Fitness Certificate

Photo Identification Cards like Voter Card, Aadhar Card, Passport

Latest passport size photos as required

Affidavit (self-responsible for any type of incident on the route of travel)

Online Permit form is updated on site

Note: Current regulations will be superseded if any new guidelines come from the Uttrakhand Government

Suggestion

Trekkers must keep 2-3 days reserved for this yatra because due to bad weather sometimes we have to see Om Parvat and Adi Kailash.

Things To Carry

1- Back-Pack 60Ltrs with Cover 01

2- Daypack 20Ltrs with Cover 01

3- Worm Inner Garments 02 Pairs

4- Good Quality Trekking Shoes

5- Sunglasses 01

6- Cap/Hat, Balaclava 01-01

7- Towel 01

8- Slippers 01

9- Full sleeve Sweater 01

10- Full sleeve warm Jacket 01

11- Hiking Pants/Trousers and Shirts 03 Pairs

12- Water Bottle 2Ltrs 01

13- Wind/Rain Proof Jacket or Trouser Lightweight 01 Pairs

14- Warm Gloves Inner- Outer 01-01

15- Camera, Memory Card, Batteries, Power bank As per requirement

16- Head Light or Torch 01

17- Personal Toiletries & Sun Lotion, Lip Salve, Cold Cream, Vaseline etc. As per requirement

18- Personal Medication if any

19- Hiking Poles 01

20- Woolen Socks 03

21- Long Trousers / Long Shirts / T-shirts etc. 02-02-02

22- Umbrella

23- Original ID Proof & 2 Photographs

Essential Information

Adi Kailash Om Parvat Yatra is considered to be a adventure tour & involve stramineous long drives and roads are not smooth like an other holiday planned destination.  Route i.e., proceeding from Dharchula is rough , hilly (spiral driving) and not smooth & Driven by Bolero which is not comfortable. We en sure maximum 5 Guest sit in one bolero . By an chance if  there is any kind of road blockage or land slide you will have to walk for some distance as there are no other alternatives available  in the region . Planned Programs/ Itineraries are subjected to change / modified in case of any emergency

Eligibility Criteria for Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra

- Physically fit person are eligible to go on Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra

- Guest must carry valid Govt issued id proof (Aadhar Card / Passport / Voter I Card / Driving Licence)

- Physical fitness certificate by the Doctor

- Permits are issued in Dharchula (our team will assist in the process)

- Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra Registration Process

For Booking : Fill Yatra Registration form , affix 1 passport photo, Valid ID proof copy and Vaccination certificate 7 Credit payment to the Office account

Inclusions

Exclusions

Vehicle Ex Kathgodam and back

Yatra Inner Line Permit

Breakfast and Dinner in Hotel/ Rest House (Vegetarian)

4 Nights KMVN Rest Houses or Hotels & 3 Nights in Homestay

Pure Vegetarian Meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

Only Breakfast on Last day

 

5% GST Applicable , Travel insurance

Any kind of Tip, Portage

Lunch en route during the drive

Any kind of Medical or Evacuation expense

Extra Days Accommodation & Food Expenses @ 2400/Day (if applicable)

Personal Expenses

Anything which is Not Mentioned in Inclusions

Advisory

Itineraries are subject to change and are dependent on information available at the time of preparation. As conditions permit, “NTP Tourism Affairs Limited” retains the right to change expedition dates, people, or itinerary. The cost of delays and/or other changes is the responsibility of the participant if a trip must be delayed or the itinerary changed due to bad weather, road conditions, transportation delays, government intervention, airline schedules, sickness, or other contingency for which NTP or its agents cannot make provision. For any reason, TEAM NTP reserves the right to refuse or accept any individual as a tour member.

– STRICTLY NO LITTERING takes belongings back.
– Carry original and copy of valid ID.
– Insurance is mandatory for all.
– Participants should be 15+ years old along with a parent.
– Leader’s decision is final, and will have to be followed by all the climbers.
– Behave well with staff and respect the locals & also their beliefs & rituals.
– consumption of alcohol and smoking is prohibited during the trip/expedition/trek.
– Any tax/entry fee imposed by the Govt. budget, Administration, or new policy.
– On Expeditions, at Base Camp, ration and equipment equally distributed among the climbers for load ferry.
– All Technical Gears will be UIAA Certified. Any loss/damage will be charged @1.5 times of actual value to cover up shipping and custom duties OR you can arrange by you.
– No show and trek changes/cancellation due to bad weather or natural calamity will be non-refundable.
– In case an extra day is utilized, an additional amount would be charged, pay on the spot.
– Our team reserves the right to change the plan/itinerary in case there is danger involved.
– Any additional costs due to weather/unforeseen situations, cost of rescue will have to be borne by the climber/you.
– Carry your personal luggage on your own, if you don’t wish to carry it, you can give it to the porter, but you have to inform us in advance and have to pay extra on the basis of per day per bag.
– Extreme Himalayan Trips require a good amount of physical fitness, stamina and endurance so prepare accordingly.
– In case of bad health, sickness/illness, AMS the participant would be sent back and no refund would be provided. Participants have to bear all the return costs on the spot.

For any further clarifications ask during bookings.

Cancellation Policy

NO REFUND SHALL BE MADE WITH RESPECT TO THE BOOKING AMOUNT FOR ANY CANCELLATIONS. HOWEVER, we totally understand that unforeseen circumstances might need you to change plans, and so NTP cancellation policy makes it easier to do that. Please read them very carefully.

    - Cancellations up to 30 days prior to departure date – 10% deduction (payment gateway & bank charges).
    - Between 30 days to 15 days prior to departure – 50% deduction.
    - There will be no refund if you cancel within 15 days before your departure.
    - In any case, the Booking Amount is Non-Refundable.

No cancellations will be taken over call or what’s app msg. Please reply to the email of payment receipt that you have received at the time of booking.

In case of government restrictions, bad weather, protests, landslides, road blockage, administrative ban, lockdown, strike or any other unforeseen circumstances which is beyond our control, certain activities during the trek/trip/expedition or the event itself may be cancelled/skipped, or there could be change in the itinerary.

In such instances, we will do our utmost to find an alternative (in the case of event cancellation or rescheduling).

However, there would be no financial refund for the same. You will receive a full refund if the trip is cancelled by us due to a lack of a minimum number of individuals in the batch. Additionally, if you purchased trip insurance, rentals, off-loading, or other activities, you will not receive a refund. The booking amount is non-refundable in any case.

If a trek or trip or expedition cannot be completed due to natural calamity/unforeseen circumstances beyond our control (bad weather conditions like rain, snowfall, earthquake, landslides, road block, ban, strike, bandh, etc.). No refund would be provided.

Any extra expense coming due to any natural calamity/bad weather/unforeseen circumstances (rain, snowfall, earthquake, landslides, strike, ban, road block, bandh, extra stay, food, transportation or taxi cost etc.), Will be borne by customers on the spot. Company will not be liable.

All refunds will be sent to the same bank account or credit card account or UPI that was used to make the purchase. Within 10 working days, the refund amount will be completed. The amount of the refund will always be computed based on the net amount paid for the event booking and the Base Price of the event. (Excluding all additional services transport, rent, porterage, etc.).

Any voucher issued would not include the service tax amount paid while making the booking.

Health & Fitness

Kinner Kailash Trek is rated as a moderate-to-advanced difficulty trek. The hike ascends to a height of 15,700 feet. There is a significant altitude climb, from Tangling to Kinner Kailash (15,700ft), which necessitates the use of very strong lungs.

The Kinner Kailash trek necessitates a high level of cardiovascular endurance, and you may be wondering how to strengthen your lungs. To begin, go for a jog every day. Begin jogging slowly and gradually increase your speed. As a result, cardiovascular endurance exercises are highly vital for making your lungs stronger than before.

The Workouts

    - Walking with a 10kg rucksack strapped on your back is a terrific way to shape your legs and body. It aids in the burning of calories, the reduction of excess weight, and the strengthening of your body.
    - For high ascents, stair climbing is the finest workout. Include it in your training routine.
    - Jogging can help you live longer by strengthening your lungs and improving your life. It’s a high-intensity aerobic activity that necessitates a lot of oxygen. This is an excellent activity for protecting weight and maintaining good health.
    - Squats are the most effective functional exercise for improving balance. Legs, thighs, hips, and hamstrings are also strengthened.
    - Pull-ups, push-ups, sprints, mountain climber, burpee, jumping jacks, and 60-second plank (3-5 sets each).
    - Pushing your body upstairs after stair climbing is another fantastic cardiovascular exercise. This is often considered to be the most effective workout for improving strength and power. Carrying an 18kg pack also helps a lot.
    - Finally, remember to pamper your body with some breathing exercises, Yoga, and Meditation.
    - For the best outcome, eat well, stay hydrated, and get enough rest.

Remember to bring appropriate clothing, remain hydrated, and stay warm to properly acclimate.

Itinerary

Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Departure from Kathgodam to Nainital (1hr, Drive)
Day 02: Nainital - Dhauladevi in route sightseeing (5hr Drive) (via kainchi temple & Goluji Temple, Jageshwar Temple)
Day 03: Dhauladevi - Pithoragarh (1645mt), (4hr Drive)
Day 04: Pithoragarh – Dharchula (3hr Drive). Overnight stay at Dharchula
Day 05: Dharchula – Napalchu/Gunji (3500mt), (4hr Drive).Overnight Stay at Napalchu
Day 06: Napalchu – Navidhang (3987mt / Om Parvat) - Napalchu) (3hr Drive) Overnight Stay at Napalchu
Day 07: Napalchu– Jolingkong (Adi Kailash) (4280mt) Napalchu (6hr, Drive) (2 km trek to parvati kund) Overnight Stay at Napalchu
Day 08: Napalchu to Dugtu Village (6hr drive)
Day 09: Dugtu – 0 Point –  Dugtu ( 4hr drive) (3km trek)
Day 10: Duktu – Chaukori / Pithoragarh ( 8hr Drive )
Day 11: Chaukori – Kathgodam via in route sightseeing (Patal Bhuwaneshar  & Bhim Tal)  (7hr Drive)
Day 12: After breakfast proceed to your destination

Tour Itinerary Details

Day 01: Departure from Kathgodam to Nainital (1hr, Drive)

Arrival Pick up Leave for Nanital lunch   visit Naina Devi temple Evening free Dinner 

 Day 02: Nainital - Dhauladevi in route sightseeing (5hr Drive) (via kainchi temple & Goluji Temple, Jageshwar Temple)

Kainchi Dham Baba Neem Karoli Ashram

Kainchi Dham is a beautiful ashram on the Nainital-Almora road offering a spiritual stopover in the lap of nature. This pilgrimage centre was established by Neem Karoli Baba, a saint of the early sixties. Along with Shri Poornanand of the Kainchi Village, Maharaj Neem Karoli built a temple dedicated to Hanuman.

(Jageshwar Temple – Kainchi Dham Ashram)

The Main temple of Shiva is covered by 124 small ancient temples of different gods. According to Skandha Purana and Linga Purana the workship of lord Shiva was started from Jageshwar and 8th Shiva Jyotirlinga was originated here. It is beleived that Adi Sankaracharya visited Jageshwar Dham and renovated, reestablished many temples before leaving for Kedarnath Dham.

- Lunch En route & Dinner at Hotel

Day 03: Dhauladevi - Pithoragarh (1645mt), (4hr Drive).

PITHORAGARH is the eastern hill district of Uttarakhand, neighbouring Tibet in the North and Nepal in the East. This captivating town with fascinating forest around nestled in a small valley.

- Breakfast and Dinner at Hotel, Lunch Enroute

Day 04: Pithoragarh – Dharchula (3hr Drive). Overnight stay at Dharchula

Situated on the bank of Kali river Dharchula is an important base camp of the kailash Mansarovar Yatra and Adi Kailash yatra, Panchachuli Glacier

- Breakfast and Dinner at Hotel, Lunch Enroute

Day 05: Dharchula – Napalchu/Gunji (3500mt), (4hr Drive).Overnight Stay at Napalchu

Cross the bridge over the roaring Dhauli and see the confluence of the Kali and Dhauli, travel along the Kali River through dence forest. There are numerous springs and waterfalls on either side of the river, on reaching Chhialekh the group enters the region of Byans Valley. The pasture of chhialekh is strewn with grasses and flowers. Then comes Garbhiang village deserted because of geopolitical and geological reasons, here the Kali meets the Tinkar coming From Nepal.

- Breakfast at Hotel, Lunch En route & Dinner in Homestay

Day 06: Napalchu – Navidhang (3987mt / Om Parvat) - Napalchu) (3hr Drive) Overnight Stay at Napalchu

There are pine, bhojpatra forest in this region surrounded by innumerable wild flowers, After 9 km drive reach Kalapani  temple of Kali this is the region of Musk, Deer, Monal and the highest stage of Himalayan wilderness. The OM Parvat’ smiles in front of the pilgrim.

- Breakfast and Dinner in Homestaay & Lunch En route

Day 07: Napalchu– Jolingkong (Adi Kailash) (4280mt) Napalchu (6hr, Drive) (2 km trek to parvati kund) Overnight Stay at Napalchu

From NAPALCHU walk along the banks of the river kuti to reach Nabi, Which has a temple and almost hidden spring in the beautiful mountain standing behind the village. Drive first to the left of Kuti and then to the right to reach Jolingkong. (ADI KAILASH)

- Breakfast and Dinner in Homestaay & Lunch En route

Day 08: Napalchu to Dugtu Village (6hr drive)

Drive that passes through Urthing ,Bongling, Sela, Nangling, Baling, and Dugtu-Dantu villages in the Darma valley before reaching the Panchchuli Glacier.

- Breakfast and Dinner in Homestaay & Lunch En route

Day 09: Dugtu – 0 Point –  Dugtu ( 4hr drive) (3km trek)

Zero point is located further 3 km from Base camp which must be visited at early morning to witness the sunrise ornamenting the majestic beauty of Panchachuli Glacier peaks.

- Breakfast and Dinner in Homestaay & Lunch En route

Day 10: Duktu – Chaukori / Pithoragarh ( 8hr Drive )

Offers beautiful view of Kumaon Himalayas like Nanda devi, Nanda Kot,Chokhamba, Trishul, Panchachuli

- Breakfast Homestay and Dinner in Hotel & Lunch En route

Day 11: Chaukori – Kathgodam via in route sightseeing (Patal Bhuwaneshar  & Bhim Tal)  (7hr Drive)

Patal Bhuwaneshar

Enshrined in mystery and mythology, Patal Bhuvaneshwar is the hidden pilgrimage centre.The famous Shaktipeeth. This highly revered shrine is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The sub- terranean shrine of Lord Shiva is situated with sprawling interiors inside the cave, the limestone formations have taken shape of many Gods and Goddess of Hindu pantheon. The forms of Ganesha, Shesh Nag, Garurh, Shivling etc. are distinctly visible to the believers.

Breakfast and Dinner in Hotel and Lunch En route

Day 12: After breakfast proceed to your destination

FAQs

What is the significance of Adi Kailash (Om Parvat)?

Adi Kailash, also known as Om Parvat, is a mountain peak in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It holds religious significance for both Hindus and Buddhists. The snow formation on the mountain resembles the sacred Hindu symbol "Om," making it a revered pilgrimage site for spiritual seekers.

How do I reach Adi Kailash (Om Parvat)?

The journey to Adi Kailash involves a challenging trek through rugged terrain. The starting point of the trek is usually from a village called Chhota Kailash (also known as Kutti) in the Dharchula region. From Chhota Kailash, you have to trek for several days to reach Om Parvat. The trek requires physical fitness and proper planning.

When is the best time for the Adi Kailash tour?

The best time to visit Adi Kailash is during the summer months from May to June and then from September to October after the monsoon season. During winter, the region experiences heavy snowfall, making the trek highly challenging and unsafe.

How difficult is the Adi Kailash trek?

The Adi Kailash trek is considered moderately difficult to challenging. It involves trekking through high altitudes, steep gradients, and unpredictable weather conditions. Trekkers should have a good level of physical fitness and prior trekking experience to undertake this journey.

What are the accommodation options during the Adi Kailash trek?

As Adi Kailash is a remote pilgrimage site, there are limited accommodation options along Pilgrimage route. Trekkers usually stay in basic guesthouses / Homestay provided by tour operators during the route ex Dharchula and back in Gunji/Nabi. It's advicable to travel lite on this route.

Are there any restrictions for visiting Adi Kailash?

The region around Adi Kailash is relatively untouched and remote. However, visitors are required to obtain necessary permits and permissions from the local authorities before embarking for the Yatra. As the area falls close to the India-China border, special Inner line permit is required by the travellers.

Is the Adi Kailash tour open to people of all faiths?

Yes, the Adi Kailash tour is open to people of all faiths and those interested in exploring the beauty of the Himalayas and experiencing its spiritual ambiance. While it holds immense religious significance for Hindus and Buddhists, anyone can undertake this trek.

What should I pack for the Adi Kailash trek?

It's essential to pack light but carry all necessary trekking gear, including sturdy hiking shoes, warm clothing, sleeping bag, personal medication, first-aid kit, and other essentials. It's also advisable to bring water bottles, snacks, and a camera to capture the stunning vistas along the way.

How difficult is the Adi Kailash trek?

The Adi Kailash Om parvat tour is the most comfortable tour amongst Panch Kailash tours and is considered moderate but challenging owing to high altitude (5945 mtrs.)  and region is surrounded by the mountains . We pass by on the jeep through high altitudes, steep gradients, and unpredictable weather conditions. Pilgrims should have a good level of physical fitness and positivity on this route.

Is Adi Kailash open to all religious backgrounds?

Yes, Adi Kailash is open to people of all religious backgrounds and those interested in exploring the beauty of the Himalayas and experiencing its spiritual ambiance.

What is the duration of the Adi Kailash trek?

The duration of the Adi Kailash trek varies depending on the route chosen and individual trekking speed. Generally, it takes around 06 to 08 days to complete the entire route from Delhi/Haldwani or Tanakpur

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