16 Days / 15 Nights
Package Price :₹350,000.00/-Per Person
Booking Price :₹ 350,000.00/- Per Person
Location: Kathmandu – Lhasa – Xigatse - Mt. Kailash – Kathmandu
A Sacred Tour to Kailash Mansarovar, Tibet
Nepal Tourism package (NTP Tourism Affairs Ltd.) has started taking registration for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2025. We have been organizing Kailash Mansarovar Yatra since inception and we conduct packages with the equipped team of professionals catering and serving Kailash Tour pilgrims for decades, like Guide, Cooks, Sherpas & Guides. Our mission is to make sure you will reach Kailash Mansarovar smoothly and have once in a lifetime experience memorable sacred yatra. Our Kailash Mansarovar Yatra starts from May till September. Please find below for 2025 packages with fixed Kathmandu, Nepal or Lucknow, India Arrival dates – for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra.
MT. KAILASH INFORMATION AND BELIEFS
Mount Kailash is part of Kailash Range in Tibet Autonomous region of China with height of 6,638 m holding identity of scared destination for opposed four religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon. According to belief of Hinduism, it is considered that Mt. Kailash is a dwelling of Lord Shiva and meditates on crest of Peak along with the Goddess Parvati, Nandi and other members likewise Buddhist beliefs that Mt. Kailash is living domain of Lord Buddha who represents supreme bliss. Furthermore, Jainism beliefs that the mountain next to Mt. Kailash is a spot where first Jain attained liberation along Bon considers Mt. Kailash as nine story mountain which is central point between the connection of Heaven and Earth. It’s believed that attending holy bath on nearby sacred Lake Mansarovar and attending pujas is the way there to wipe up all the sins from the last seven births and once attending full circular peregrination of 53 km long path (38 km trek and and 15 km by vehicle) can recompense blessing and clarity but after attending 108 times, you will be the one to attain Nirvana i.e., the place above suksham watan “Param Dham”
May: 16th, 29th, 12th May Full moon
June: 2nd, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th, 11th June Full moon
July: 7th, 14th, 21s,t 28th, 10th July Full moon
Aug: 2nd, 12th, 23rd, 30th, 9th August Full moon
September: 2nd, 10th, 22nd, 7th September Full moon
Note:- Kathmandu - Lhasa -Kathamndu air fare Include.
Daywise Kailash Manasarvor tour via Lhasa 2025
Day 01 : Arrival Katmandu
Day 02 : Morning Tibet visa form signature (if biometric required visit China is a centre) with Pashupatinath,Jal Narayan and Guheshwari Temple, evening Pashupatinath Arati Darshan
Day 03 : Take day for visa process day as leisure you can do some private trip as like Chandragiri hill or Doleshwor Madhev own cost
Day 04 : Fly Katmandu/Lhasa (3700m)
Day 05 : City tour in Lhasa
Day 06 : Early morning Drive 360km to Sightse (3900m) via new road
Day 07 : Drive 340km to Saga
Day 08 : Drive to - Lake Manasarovar 385km (4500m).
Day 09 : The abode of god will be a lifetime - achievement. Puja, Havana worship, Meditation
Day 10 : Darchen to Diraphuk 18km.Kora (circuit) begins drive 10 km
Day 11 : Trek to Zuthulphuk (4790m) 22km. walk approximately 08 / 10 hours
Day 12 : Zuthulphukto Sanga
Day 13 : Drive back to Sightse
Day 14 : Drive to Lhasa
Day 15 : Lhasa to Katmandu
Day 16 : Departure transfer to Kathmandu airport
Above price Include:-
In Kathmandu 5-star standard hotel accommodations 4 nights with full board meals basic and deluxe hotel in Lhasa and Sightseeing. Full board meals basic as per above itinerary, all required transportations and sightseeing as per above listed trip itinerary in Nepal & Tibet visa, Entry permit, Kailash parikarma entry fee, Entries tour best available Guesthouse, Veg meals as per itinerary. we provide pack meal while we drive or walk on parikarma, experience cook, English and Hindi speaking Nepalese guide, English speaking Chinese guide, requires Nepalese Sherpa’s, Super Luxury coach, supporting truck for luggage, Yak and yak man during the parikarma for carrying luggage, first aid kit, Holy Lake Manasarovar parikarma (Circuit) by drive.
Above price not include:-
Tips, personal expenses, beverage, cold drinks, phone call, rescue and emergency cost, medical and hospital expenses (encase sick on the way Kailash Yatra). Travel insurance, personal riding horse, personal use porter, and international flight Tickets but Kathmandu – Lhasa – Kathmandu air fare include.
In Kathmandu Hotel Hyatt Regency, Radisson or Gokarna resort or similar 4 nights.
Itinerary :
Day 01: Arrival Katmandu transfer to hotel, evening program briefing,
Day 02: Morning Tibet visa form signature (if biometric required visit China visa centre) after visa process we organize sightseeing tour to Pashupatinath, Jal Narayan and Guheshwari Temple, evening Pashupatinath Arati Darshan, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 03: Take day for visa process day as leisure you can do some private trip as like Chandragiri hill or Doleshor Madhev own cost after lunch preparing for kailash trip, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 04: Fly Katmandu/Lhasa (3700m) transfer to hotel, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 05: City tour in Lhasa :Visit world famous Potala Palace and Jorkhang Temple & Barkhor O/ N Hotel, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 06: Early morning Drive 360km to Sightse (3900m) via new road, visit to Tashilungpo Monastery where the world’s highest (33m) gold gilded statue of future Buddha Maitreya is located. O/N hotel. Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 07: Drive 340km to Saga, joint the regular Kailash route. O/N New Sanga Hotel at Sanga from here our crew will meet, our cook, cooks’ food and serve.
Day 08: Drive to - Lake Manasarovar 385km (4500m).Very auspicious day for all people Who will have first glimpse of Holy Manasarovar and view of Mt. Kailash From Horchu Pass. Overnight stay Lodge at Chhu Gompa at the shore of lake Manasarovar. Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 09: The abode of god will be a lifetime - achievement. Puja, Havana worship, Meditation, Holy bath etc. Afternoon drive to Darchen (30km) 4560m.O/N New Hotel, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 10: Darchen to Diraphuk 18km.Kora (circuit) begins drive 10 km. cover to Tarboche and trek up to walk approximately about 04 / 05 hour Diraphuk(4890m).Overnight stay at Guest house, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 11: Trek to Zuthulphuk (4790m) 22km. walk approximately 08 / 10 hours -Parikarma Continues, this is the day every pilgrim talks about, the most difficult journey through out the trip, Trek up to Dolma La pass(5600m). We will offer very short prayers at Dolmala and move towards Gaurikunda. They programmed in the same as usual, Zuthulphuk overnight stay at Guest house. Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 12: Zuthulphuk to Sanga After Breakfast, we will trek around 8 km. We will reaching at the point, where our vehicle will be waiting to Drive us to Darchen, parikarma (Circuit) ends. After Lunch we will drive to Sanga O /N Hotel, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 13: Drive back to Sightse, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 14: Drive to Lhasa after Lunch free shopping etc. Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 15: Lhasa to Katmandu fly back and transfer to Hotel, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 16: Departure transfer to Kathmandu airport. Veg meals as per itinerary. Trip concludes.
Additional Muktinath Tour Along with Kailash Tour (Yatra)
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Price per person NRI (Foreign) |
INR88,000 |
Itinerary
Day 16: Instant of Departure after kailash Yatra start Muktinath Yatra Early morning drive to Pokhara via Manakamana Temple O/N hotel halt in Pokhara.
Day 17: Early morning flight to Jomsom then drive to Muktinath temple (By Jeep), giving plenty of time for yatris to do pooja, bath etc. Afternoon drive back to Jomsom overnight stay in Jomsom at Hotel, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 18: Early morning flight back to Pokhara, Afternoon half day pokhara sightseeing and fly back to Kathmandu transfer to hotel, Veg meals as per itinerary.
Day 19: After breakfast departure transfer trip conclude. (B)
Above price include: Hotel accommodations in tour: - one nights in Kathmandu, one nights in Pokhara & one nights in Jomsom. Manakamana cable car tickets. Entry permit, schedule air tickets: - Pokhara / Jomsom / Pokhara and Pokhara – Kathmandu, Airport tax. Kathmandu to pokhara by drive, Jomsom Muktinath / Jomsom drive. Nepali guide, entire tour pure Indian vegetarian food according to above listed trip program.
Above price not include: Tips, Personal expenses (beverage, phone call, cold drinks, mineral water etc), if need any things more than program, rescue and emergency charge, in case flight cancel additional day hotel stay expenses, Manokamana cable car tickets international air tickets, travel insurance.
1. What is the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Lhasa?
The journey refers to a pilgrimage that begins in Lhasa, Tibet. From there, you will travel through various scenic locations to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar, the most sacred pilgrimage destinations in the Himalayas.
2. What is the route for the Yatra via Lhasa?
The route typically involves:
Arrival in Lhasa: Pilgrims spend a few days in Lhasa to acclimatize to the high altitudes.
Lhasa to Shigatse: Travel to Shigatse, Tibet's second-largest city.
Shigatse to Saga: Continue your journey through breathtaking landscapes.
Saga to Mansarovar Lake: Drive to the sacred lake, where pilgrims take a holy dip.
Mansarovar to Mount Kailash: Travel around Kailash (known as the Kailash Kora), a pilgrimage circuit.
Return journey: The journey retraces the route, ending in Lhasa.
3. What are the prerequisites for the Yatra via Lhasa?
Tourist Visa: You need a Tibet Travel Permit (issued by the Chinese government) and a Group Visa for entry into Tibet.
Medical Fitness: Pilgrims must be in good physical health. The high altitude (up to 5,600 meters) can be challenging, so acclimatization is important.
Age Limit: Generally, pilgrims between 18 and 70 years old are allowed to undertake the journey. However, the age limit may vary depending on the tour operator.
4. How long does the Yatra take?
The entire journey usually takes around 12-14 days, including travel time, acclimatization, and the actual pilgrimage circuit around Kailash.
5. What is the best time to go for the Yatra?
The best time is during the summer months from May to September when the weather is relatively mild, and the roads are accessible. However, the peak pilgrimage season is from June to August.
6. What are the main challenges of the Yatra?
Altitude: Mount Kailash and surrounding areas are at extremely high altitudes, so altitude sickness can be a risk.
Weather Conditions: The weather can be unpredictable, with extreme cold and winds.
Physical Endurance: Pilgrims need to be physically fit, especially for the Kailash Parikrama (circumambulation), which is a challenging trek.
Limited Facilities: Amenities like hotels or restaurants are limited, and there are basic accommodations along the way.
7. Is it necessary to do the Kailash Parikrama?
The Kailash Parikrama (walking around Mount Kailash) is a key aspect of the pilgrimage. While it’s not mandatory for everyone, it is highly recommended for those seeking spiritual fulfillment. The trek is approximately 53 km and takes about 3 days.
8. What kind of accommodation is available?
Accommodation varies from basic guesthouses to small lodges, with limited amenities. In some places, you may need to camp or stay in temporary shelters.
9. How do I stay safe during the Yatra?
Acclimatization: Spend adequate time in Lhasa and other areas to acclimatize to high altitudes.
Travel Insurance: Ensure you have comprehensive travel insurance, including coverage for medical emergencies at high altitudes.
Stay Hydrated and Rested: Carry water and avoid overexertion, especially in the early days of the journey.
10. Can I take photos during the Yatra?
In Tibet, photography restrictions may apply in certain areas, especially near military zones or sacred sites. Always seek permission before taking photos, and be respectful of local customs and sacred places.
11. What is the cost of the Yatra via Lhasa?
The cost can vary depending on the tour operator, type of accommodation, and services included. On average, it can range from ₹1,50,000 to ₹3,00,000 per person. This typically includes permits, transportation, accommodation, meals, and a guide.
12. How do I book the Yatra?
The Yatra is generally organized through travel agencies in India that specialize in Tibet tours.
It's important to choose a registered and experienced agency for the necessary permits, guides, and logistics.
The Indian government also occasionally organizes government-sponsored tours for the Yatra.
13. Are there any cultural or religious guidelines I should be aware of?
Respect local customs and traditions.
Dress modestly while visiting sacred sites.
Avoid engaging in any activities that may disturb the sanctity of the places you are visiting.
14. What spiritual significance does the Yatra hold?
For Hindus, Mount Kailash is believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva.
For Buddhists, the mountain is associated with the teachings of the Buddha.
Jains believe Kailash is the place where their first Tirthankara attained enlightenment.
Circumambulating Mount Kailash is believed to purify one’s karma and bring spiritual liberation.