14 Days Kailash Tour |
Tour Code :
MKT/HWT - 201 |
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A pilgrimage
to Mt. Kailash, the sacred mountain of Tibet is
sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists. Mt Kailash
is the source of four great Asian rivers. The
total journey is of 2/3 weeks as per Itinerary
designed and the maximum elevation is 5630m. Our
destination is the 'Center of the World', as the
Tibetans refer to Kailash. 6714m above see level
towers the scenic and white snow pyramid. Prayer
flags on the Dolma La (5600m) greet you on your
circumambulation of Kailash, which takes three
days. We suggest to our valid customer should
have prepared to walk through landslide zones in
Nepal on the first and last day (especially
during the July and August trips).
From April to October, the road journey from
Kathmandu to Tibet begins in earnest. The
Nepal-China border is crossed at Zhangmu on the
first day of tours itself. After clearing
customs and immigration, Nyelam is the first
night halt in Tibet at over 3750m. On crossing
the Lalung-la Pass at 5050m and driving on day 3
of the trip we drive onto the wide Tibetan
plateau, plateau and the rest of the journey is
through wilderness country if you are entry to
Tibet at Zhangmu. Our trekking crews manage all
the food and camping equipment you required
during the tour from Kathmandu. We can break the
tour if any customer would not like to go as
planning in the Itinerary and do not hesitate to
tell us your customized itinerary for better
cost, information and timely conduct.
MT. KAILASH TOUR
Entry: Zhangmu
Exit: Zhangmu
Tour Duration: 13
Nights / 14 Days
Accommodation: Camp &
Lodge |
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Program Itinerary in Details |
Days 01 :
Kathmandu / Nyalam
After your breakfast early in the morning at hotel,
drive to Kodari and Entry Zhangmu border then after
complete the immigration checking procedure and
proceed to Nyalam (3800m).O/n at Nyalam Guest House
in Nyalam.
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Days 02 :
Excursion @ Nyalam
Have rest day at Nyelam for ACCLIMATISATION with an
excursion to Milarepa's Cave and O/n at Nyalam Guest
House in Nyalam. |
Days 03 :
Nyalam / Paiku Tso / Saga
Drive to Saga (4580m) via Lalung La Pass, Paiku Tso
and cross the Brahmaputra river (known here as the
Yarlung Tsangpo) and O/n at Camp |
Days 04 :
Saga / Paryang
Drive to Paryang (4500m) and O/n at Camp |
Days 05 :
Paryang / Manasarovar
Drive to Manasarovar (4560m) and O/n at Camp |
Days 06 : Manasarovar Excursion
Visit Chiu Gompa and more if time permitting around
at Manasarovar Lake and O/n at Camp.
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Days 07 : Manasarovar / Darchen
After breakfast drive to Tarboche and proceed to
visit monasteries around in Sershung/Tarboche area
and O/nt at Camp.
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Days 08 :
Darchen / Drira Phuk
Start Kailash Kora / Parikrama from Darchen pass the
first prostration point, Tarboche Flag Pole, the
auspicious gateway and the sky burial ground, to
Drira Phuk Monastery (4765m) and O/n at Camp in
Drira Phuk from where you have superb views of Mt.
Kailash. |
Days 09 : Drira Phuk / Zuthul Phuk
Continue Parikrama over Drolma-la Pass (5610m) to
Zuthul Phuk Monastery (4700m), just below the Dolma
La is the Gauri Kund and O/n at Camp in Zuthul Phuk
Monastery. |
Days 10 : Zuthul Phuk / Darchen / Hor Qu @ Manasarovar
Crosses third and fourth prostration point, Zuthul
Phuk monastery & trek back to near Darchen then
after drive to Hor Qu at 4560m near Lake Manasarovar
and O/n at Camp in Hor Qu.
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Days 11 :
Manasarovar / Paryang
Drive to Paryang and O/n at Camp in Paryang |
Days 12 : Paryang / Saga
Drive to Saga and O/n at Camp in Saga.
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Days 13 :
Saga / Paiku Tso / Nyalam
Drive to Nyalam and O/n at Nyalam Guest House in
Nyalam.
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Days 14 : Nyalam / Zhangmu / Kathmandu
Drive downhill to Friendship Bridge following the
gorge of Bhote Koshi River for the final leg of the
journey to Kathmandu and O/n at Hotel. |
NOTE :
We don't charge extra for the Parikrama. If you wish
to take help of a yak, the cost will be approx US$
60 payable directly to the yak herder. All Indian
pilgrims are advised to hire one. You have to
understand that the yaks are not domesticated but
are meant to carry luggage. Getting thrown off the
yak is an adventure for which we do not charge
extra! |
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