Mount Kailash Fixed Departure Tour 2025 -Group Joining Tour

Trip Summary
  • Trip Duration15 Days
  • Difficulty Level Strenuous
  • Maximum Altitude 5,645m
  • Activity Tour/Trekking
  • Starts/Ends Kathmandu/Kathmandu
  • Best Season May to September
Highlights

Highlights of the Tour:

• Sacrosanct Mount Kailash: The spirit of Mount Kailash is felt here. So much so that among Hindus it is called the abode of Lord Shiva. For Buddhists, it is as sacred as the cosmic center.

• Lake Manasarovar: See the serene beauty of this sacred lake, considered a source of spiritual purification. The calm waters reflect the mountains that border the lake, making it a perfect place for quiet meditation and self-reflection.

• Kailash Kora (Circumambulation): Complete a difficult but exciting 52-kilometer trek around Mount Kailash. According to tradition, the pilgrimage washes away sins and opens the mind to enlightenment in devotees.

• Culture Exploring: It is through traveling to unfamiliar villages and towns that one can appreciate local Tibetan culture, customs, and traditions.

Mount Kailash Fixed Departure Tour 2025 – Group Adventure to the Sacred Himalayas

Join our Mount Kailash Fixed Departure Tour 2025, a precisely planned group trip to one of the most holiest and sacred mountain destinations in the world. Standing magnificently in the remote region of western Tibet, Mount Kailash is admired as the spiritual nexus for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers. Beginning on this tour is not just an adventure but an extreme and joyful spiritual journey.

Mount Kailash Tour: A journey of spiritual learning and adventure

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, the center of faith of many religious followers since ancient times, has remained with its boundless beauty. Apart from the faith of the followers and the special miracles, it is also revered and thought-provoking by millions of people worldwide due to its amazing physical stability. This supernatural mountain, located at an altitude of 6638 meters above sea level, has been a place of faith for people of Buddhist, Hindu, Jain, and Bon religious sects who have been living in the world for thousands of years. For all tourists who have come to visit for years and with immediate decisions, this journey is not just a journey but an incomparable combination of adventure, religion, and environment.

Features of Tour:

  • Spiritual circumambulation around divine Mount Kailash.
  • Experience a ritual dip into the icy water of Lake Manasarovar
  • Breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains.
  • Experience the view of the ancient Chiu Monastery
  • Interact with Tibetans, and gain insight into their unique lifestyle.
  • This tour service will be flexible. You can choose the different service options as per your comfort timing.
  • Can explore breathtaking views of Nepal and the Tibetan Plateau.

This is a fixed-group departure tour that is carefully planned to make it the perfect experience. Travel with like-minded adventurers who become friends and share spiritual growth. You will be accompanied by supportive staff and guides at all times, and every step of the journey is taken to ensure your safety, comfort, and prosperity. This itinerary is specifically designed to allow for the minimum amount of time needed to acclimatize. From comfortable accommodations to hearty meals, every detail has been taken care of so you can focus on the journey and find your connection with the divine.

Spiritual Importance of Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar

Mount Kailash is not just a mountain, it is the holiest symbol of divinity. The Hindus consider it the home of Lord Shiva, where he meditates with his wife Goddess Parvati. Buddhists believe it is the axial pole of the universe. Jains consider it the sacred site where their first pilgrim, Rishabhdev, attained salvation. Followers of the Bon religion consider Kailash to be the seat of the sky goddess Sipamen and hold it in high esteem. These beliefs of holy Mount Kailash attract millions of pilgrims from around the globe who every year come here and circumambulate the mountain with great deep devotion.

Mount Kailash Kora: Divine circumambulation

Circumambulation around Mount Kailash-known as a Kora- 52-kilometer trek is a deeply meaningful spiritual act that pushes both the human body and soul to the spiritual limits. Most pilgrims make this trek in three days, beginning at Darchen, going over the high-altitude Dolma-La Pass at 5,645 meters, and down into the beautiful valley below. It is believed that every step of Kailash Kora cleanses sins and brings spiritual merit. Completing 13 or 108 circumambulations of Mount Kailash is even more auspicious for those seeking a deep dive into the spiritual experience. As an adventure amidst ancient ruins, the trek to Mount Kailash offers panoramic views of the Tibetan landscape, snow-capped peaks, and tranquil high-altitude lakes. The sacred Lake Mansarovar lies at the foot of Mount Kailash and is one of the highest sources of fresh water on earth. The lake is extremely sacred to pilgrims and its waters are believed to have properties that purify the soul and cure diseases.

Plan Your Mount Kailash Tour

A spiritual trip to Mount Kailash should be well planned before your departure as it is located in a remote part of Tibet and there are strict travel regulations. Most of the trips begin from Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, where travelers acclimatize to the altitude before heading west to found Mount Kailash. Travel Permits are required, and travel should be arranged through an authorized, government license-holding travel agency. The best time to visit is from May to September when the weather is perfect to capture its divine visual and also road will be easier to travel.

Outline Itinerary for Mount Kailash & Manasarovar Lake Tour 2025

Day 01: Arrival in Nepal, Passport Collection for visa and rest

Day 02: Passport Submission to the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu, Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu

Day 03: Day spend in Kathmandu/ Sightseeing tour of Valley

Day 04: Another day in Kathmandu/ Visa collection from the Embassy

Day 05: Drive towards Nepal and Tibet Border/ Cross the Border- Overnight stay at Kerung

Day 06: Rest day in Kerung for acclimatization

Day 07: Drive to Saga town (230 KM- 6 Hours’ drive)

Day 08: Drive to Lake Manasarovar (400 KM- 9 Hours’ drive)

Day 09: Morning time in Lake Manasarovar, option to hike in Chui Monastery on the Lake’s edge / Later drive to Darchen (40 KM) for Overnight stay.

Day 10: Start to walk around Mount Kailash (Kailash parikrama), reach Derapuk- view of Kailash’s North Face (20 KM)

Day 11: Second and Hardest day of Kailash Parikrama (21 KM)

Day 12: End of Kailash Parikrama, Walking to Darchen and driving back to Saga Town

Day 13: Drive back to Kerung

Day 14: Drive back to the Tibet-Nepal border and back to Kathmandu

Day 15: Day of departure to Home

Mount Kailash Fixed Departure Dates for 2025

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    Arrival Dates in Kathmandu

    Visa Apply Date

    Departure to Kailash

    Full Moon Dates

    Remarks

    1.

    6th April

    7th April

    10th April 2025

    13th April

    Full Moon

    2.

    5th May

    6th May

    9th May 2025

    12th May

    Full Moon

    3.

    20th May

    21st May

    24th May

     

     

    4.

    02nd June

    03rd June

    06th June 2025

    11th June

    Saga Dawa Festival

    5.

    17th June

    18th June

    21st June 2025

     

     

    6.

    01st July

    02nd July

    05th July

    11th July

    Full Moon

    7.

    29th July

    30th July

    02nd August

    09th August

    Full Moon

    8.

    31st August

    01st September

    04th September

    07th September

    Full Moon

    9.

    16th September

    17th September

    20th September

     

     

    10.

    29th September

    30th September

    03rd October

    07th October

    Full Moon

    Full Moon dates 2025.

    1. January 14
    2. February 12
    3. March 13
    4. April 13
    5. May 12
    6. June 11
    7. July 11
    8. August 09
    9. September 07
    10. October 07
    11. November 05
    12. December 05

    Mount Kailash & Lake Manasarovar Tours in 2025

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for April 2025: (FULL MOON)

    • 06th April –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 7th April – Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 8th and 9th April – Free days in Kathmandu
    • 10th April – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 11th April – Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 12th April – Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 13th April – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 14th April – Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 15th April – Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 16th April-  Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 17th April – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen, and then drive back to Saga
    • 18th April – Back to Kerung
    • 19th April – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 20th April – Final Departure

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for May 2025: (FULL MOON)

    • 05th May –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 06th May – Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 7th & 08th May – Free days in Kathmandu
    • 09th May – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 10th May – Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 11th May – Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 12th May – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 13th May – Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 14th May – Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 15th May-  Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 16th May – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen and then drive back to Saga
    • 17th May – Back to Kerung
    • 18th May – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 19th May – Final Departure

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for May 2025:

    • 20th May –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 21st May – Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 22nd & 23rd May – Free days in Kathmandu
    • 24th May – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 25th May – Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 26th May – Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 27th May – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 28th May – Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 29th May– Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 30th May-  Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 31st May – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen, and then drive back to Saga
    • 01st June – Back to Kerung
    • 02nd July – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 03rd July – Final Departure

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for June 2025: (Saga Dawa Festival)

    • 02nd June –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 03rd June – Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 04th & 05th June– Free days in Kathmandu
    • 06th June – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 07th June – Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 08th June – Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 09th June – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 10th June – Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 11th June – Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 12th June -  Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 13th June – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen, and then drive back to Saga
    • 14th June – Back to Kerung
    • 15th June – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 16th June – Final Departure

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for June 2025:

    • 17th June –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 18th June – Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 19th & 20th June– Free days in Kathmandu
    • 21st June – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 22nd June – Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 23rd June– Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 24th June – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 25th June – Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 26th June – Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 27th June -  Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 28th June – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen, and then drive back to Saga
    • 29th June – Back to Kerung
    • 30th June – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 01st July – Final Departure

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for July 2025: (FULL MOON)

    • 01st July –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 02nd July– Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 03rd & 04th July– Free days in Kathmandu
    • 05th July – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 06th July – Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 07th July– Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 08th July – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 09th July – Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 10th July – Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 11th July -  Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 12th July – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen, and then drive back to Saga
    • 13th July – Back to Kerung
    • 14th July – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 15th July – Final Departure

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for July 2025: (FULL MOON)

    • 29th July –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 30th July – Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 31st July & 01st August – Free days in Kathmandu
    • 02nd August – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 03rd August – Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 04th August – Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 05th August – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 06th August - Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 07th August – Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 08th August - Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 09th August – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen, and then drive back to Saga
    • 10th August – Back to Kerung
    • 11th August – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 12th August – Final Departure

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for August 2025: (FULL MOON)

    • 31st August –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 01st Sept– Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 02nd & 03rd Sept – Free days in Kathmandu
    • 04th Sept – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 05th Sept – Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 06th Sept – Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 07th Sept – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 08th Sept - Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 09th Sept – Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 10th Sept - Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 11th Sept – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen, and then drive back to Saga
    • 12th Sept – Back to Kerung
    • 13th Sept – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 14th Sept – Final Departure

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for September 2025:

    • 16th Sept –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 17th Sept– Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 18th & 19th Sept – Free days in Kathmandu
    • 20th Sept – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 21st Sept – Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 22nd Sept – Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 23rd Sept – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 24th Sept - Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 25th Sept – Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 26th Sept - Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 27th Sept – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen, and then drive back to Saga
    • 28th Sept – Back to Kerung
    • 29th Sept – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 30th Sept – Final Departure

    Fixed departure dates to Mount Kailash for September 2025: (FULL MOON)

    • 29th Sept –Arrival in Kathmandu
    • 30th Sept– Original passport submission for Tibet Group Visa and Kathmandu sightseeing tour
    • 01st & 02nd  October – Free days in Kathmandu
    • 03rd October – Early morning depart from Kathmandu / Overnight stay at Kerung
    • 04th October - Second day at Kerung – Full rest to acclimatize your body
    • 05th October – Kerung to Saga /230 KM, 6 Hrs. drive
    • 06th October – Drive Saga Town to Lake Manasarovar /400 km, 9 hrs. drive
    • 07th October - Explore Lake Manasarovar, the option to hike Chui monastery / 40 Km drive to Darchen for overnight
    • 08th October – Start Mount Kailash Kora, reach Dirapuk, glimpse of Kailash North Face (20 KM)
    • 09th October - Second day of Kora, Hardest day (21 Km)
    • 10th October – End of Kora, walk back to Darchen, and then drive back to Saga
    • 11th October – Back to Kerung
    • 12th October – Kerung to Kathmandu
    • 13th October – Final Departure

     

    Who Should Join?

    This travel is really for all spiritual seekers, adventure lovers, and people who have a great love for nature and heritage. If you are drawn to Mount Kailash either for its religious significance or because of its sheer majesty, this trip is meant to remain an unparalleled opportunity of personal transformation and inspiration.

    Why Choose Us?

    1. Guaranteed dates of departure fix your schedule.
    2. Specialized in regional touring, experts with decades of experience.
    3. No ragged fiascos travel the packages offering full inclusions.
    4. Opportunities to socialize and meet other travelers in a group atmosphere.

     

    Essential Information:

    Mount Kailash Manasarovar Overland Tour Best Tour Time

    The right time for a trek to Mount Kailash will enhance the traveler’s enjoyment. Since the region is affected by winter, all the holy places can be accessed from April to mid-October. Therefore, the above-mentioned months should be included in the itinerary. The best time to visit this sacred site is in between of April and October. In May or June, when the temperature is especially warm, one gets a chance to experience some vibrant culture during the Saga Dawa festival, an important event for Buddhists. This time offers a comfortable climate and an opportunity to observe local traditions.

    On the other hand, traveling in September or October makes it all feel more intimate and peaceful. Along with the cool, clear air, these months offer some of the best views available from the sparkling shores of Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar.

    Don’t bother going in July and August. Since it is the monsoon season, there is heavy rain during this time, so traveling on this road can be almost impossible. Similarly, it remains closed from November to March due to the fear of snowfall due to extreme cold.

    Accurately defining the season will provide good weather, as well as a more profound but less hectic journey to this sacred site.

    Kailash tour route overview

    • Starting from Kathmandu
    • Kathmandu to Rasuwagadhi (Nepal and Tibet Border)
    • Rasuwagadhi to Kerong
    • Kerong to Saga town
    • Saga to Lake Manasarovar (Holy water lake)
    • Lake Manasarovar to Darchen (base of sacred Mount Kailash)
    • Mount Kailash Kora complete – 3 days of trekking which is around 52 kilometers

    Permits, visas, and other necessary documentation

    To reach sacred Mount Kailash, we need specific travel permits and visas from Kathmandu due to its location in Tibet, an autonomous region in China.

    1. Permit: To get entry to Tibet, getting a Tibet travel permit is compulsory, registered agencies in Nepal can arrange this.
    2. Visa: To travel to Tibet, tourists require a Tibet Group Visa, The visa can obtained through specific authorized travel agencies in Kathmandu. A minimum of 4 people is compulsory to get this Tibet Group Visa to enter Tibet.

    Challenges and Safety

    The high altitude and rugged terrain of the Mount Kailash region require good physical fitness and preparation. Altitude sickness is a big problem, and acclimatization is immensely required to avoid complications. Proper gear, including warm clothing, perfect footwear, and trekking poles, also makes for a comfortable and safe journey. Travelers should also carry basic medical supplies and enough food and water.

    Clothes
    - 1 Pair down jacket
    - 2 Pairs T-shirt
    - 1 Pair warm thermal
    - 1 Pair of a warm jacket or warm sweater
    - 1 pair of warm trousers
    - 1 Pair of warm windproof trousers
    - 2 pairs of light pants/trousers or half pants
    - 1 pair of inner warm paint
    - Warm cap to cover your head from cold
    - Muff to cover your nose and mouth
    - One pair of warm gloves
    - 2 Pairs warm socks
    - 2 pairs of light socks
    - 1 Pair of warm hiking shoes
    - 1 Pair of light shoes or sandals to use during your stay in the Hotel
    - Sleeping Bag (You can either purchase or rent in Kathmandu)

     

    Join this remarkable pilgrimage to Mount Kailash in 2025 and let the tranquility of the Himalayas and the holiness of the sacred mountain provide you with unforgettable memories.

    Book your spot now and get ready for an experience not to be forgotten soon!

     

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    Cost Details
    Cost Includes
    • Hotel/Guest House Accommodation as per program (Twin sharing in a hotel and dorm in Guest House)
    • Private Transportation by Mini coach
    • All necessary Tibet Travel and Trekking permit
    • English-speaking Tibetan Guide
    • All Sightseeing and Entrance fees are as per the itinerary.
    • Meal plan on Full board as per above plan
    • Kathmandu to Border to Kathmandu transportation
    • Yak Or porter while on Kora to carry your baggage
    • Full catering with Nepalese Supporting staff from Kathmandu for food and equipment and support for Kora and service.

     

     

    Cost Excludes
    • Insurance of any kind.
    • Hiring personal porter, / horse for 3 days Kailash Kora
    • Cost of emergency evacuation in case of need
    • Any Additional cost due to Natural calamity and Unforeseen Circumstances etc.
    • Cost of Nepal visa (visa on arrival – and visa cost is USD 30 for 15 days multiple and 50 per person for a month multiple)
    FAQs
    • Age restriction for the Kailash tour is between 12 to 70 while participants should be in good health. People with heart and other health issues should communicate with a doctor before this trip.

    • Yes, you can combine your Mount Kailash tour with visits to Lhasa, Everest Base Camp, or other places inside Tibet.

    • Facilities are basic. Carry personal hygiene products and a portable water filter for convenience.

    • Photography is generally allowed, but restrictions apply to some monasteries and sacred sites.

    • Meals include basic Tibetan, Nepali, and Chinese dishes. Options are limited, especially in remote areas.

    • Completing the kora is considered a profound spiritual achievement. Walking around the mountain symbolizes cleansing sins and gaining blessings.

    • The tour is not recommended for absolute beginners due to the high altitude and demanding trek. Some prior trekking experience can be helpful.

    • Yes, avoid touching religious artifacts, respect local customs, and ask for permission before photographing people or religious sites.

    • Independent travel to Mount Kailash is not allowed for international travelers. You must join a guided tour or you should have your group.

    • Costs vary depending on the travel duration, inclusions of services, and the tour operator. Prices typically range from around US$ 1,400 to US$ 4,000 per person.

    • The Mount Kailash Overland Tour is a unique journey that combines spirituality and adventure. Located in Tibet, an autonomous region of China, This Mount is considered as a sacred. The trip usually involves traveling through Nepal or China.

    • Yes, due to the high elevation (over 4,500 meters), altitude sickness is a risk. Proper acclimatization and precautions are crucial.

    • Essentials include warm clothing, sturdy trekking shoes, a sleeping bag, water purification tablets, sunscreen, and altitude sickness medication.

    • Accommodations range from basic guesthouses to tents at stops along the journey. Expect very basic facilities.

    • Most travelers start from Kathmandu, Nepal, or Lhasa, Tibet. From there, you travel by road to Darchen, the base for the Mount Kailash trek.

    • Yes, international travelers from all over the world need a Tibet Travel Permit and visa to visit Mount Kailash. For 2025 specific countries do not need visas anymore to travel to Tibet. Your travel agent in Kathmandu will arrange all the necessary paperwork regarding this tour.

    • Due to the high altitude and rugged terrain, the trek (kora) is considered moderately to highly challenging. It covers about 52 km and typically takes three days.

    • The best time to do this trip is in summer when the weather is very good, starting from April to the end of September is a good time to travel Mount Kailash.

    • Mount Kailash is holy to four religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon. In Hinduism, it is believed to be the house of Lord Shiva and a symbol of cosmic power in other faiths.

    • Mount Kailash is located in the Tibet province of China, which is also considered a center of religious faith.

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