Few tourist travel to this remote western corner of Tibet. For most that do, there is only one destination in mind--Mount Kailash. From time immemorial this area has been sacred to Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and the followers of Bon, Tibet’s indigenous religion. Even today, pilgrims from all over the Himalayan region travel to Kailash to perform arduous Parikrama or Kora (circumambulating of the mountain), often prostrating themselves the entire way. Ancient cosmography identifies Kailash with the mighty mountain Sumeru, the central peak of the world. To Buddhist, the “Father Mountain” represents the means to enlightenment; Lake Manasarovar, the “mother principle,” represents transcendental consciousness. Hindus consider Kailash to be the throne of Lord Shiva, one of the three principle gods of the Hindu pantheon, whose long, matted hair forms the holy Ganges River. As a Bon center it is the soul of the country and assures protection for all Tibetans. Spenically, the area is outstanding. At 6,714 meters. Kailash is a glittering snow-crystal towering above the Tibetan Plateau like a beckoning jewel, visible from miles away. Manasarovar is famous as one of the highest lakes in the world. Mt. Kailash is considered the power place of Shiva’s head Chakra and thus the manifestation of the illusory wheel of sensory emanation. Since Kailash is Mount Sumeru its summit is considered the heaven for higher level Gods, it is also the five Buddha's heaven.

Trip Itinerary Highlights
  • DAY 1 Arrive at Tribhuwan International Airport meet with , and transfer to hotel. O/N at hotel.
  • DAY 2 City Sightseeing at Kathmandu and Patan,
  • DAY 3 Flight Kathmandu to Nepalgunj and O/N at hotel.
  • DAY 4 Morning flight Nepalgunj to Simikot and trek to Dharapuri, and tented camp.
  • DAY 5 Trek to Kermi, and tented camp.
  • DAY 6 Trek to Yalbang Gompa, and tented camp.
  • Day 7 Trek to Tumkot, and tented camp.
  • DAY 8 Trek to Thado Dhunga, and tented camp.
  • DAY 9 Trek over Nara La Pass (4450 meters.) and trek down to Hilsa (Nepal – Tibet border), and tented camp.
  • DAY 10 Half an hour trek to Sher, and drive to Purang. O/N at Guesthouse.
  • DAY 11 Drive to Manasarovar Lake, tented camp.
  • DAY 12 Rest day at Manasarovar Lake (visit Chiu Gompa in the morning).
  • DAY 13 Drive to Darchen, and tented camp.
  • DAY 14 Trek to Derapuk, and tented camp.
  • DAY 15 Trek over Dolma La Pass (5600 meters.) and trek down to Zudulpuk, and camp.
  • DAY 16 Trek to Darchen.
  • DAY 17 Drive to Paryang, and tented camp.
  • DAY 18 Drive to Saga, and tented camp
  • DAY 19 Drive to Nyalam, O/N at Guesthouse.
  • DAY 20 Drive to Friendship Bridge, then to Kathmandu. O/N at hotel
  • DAY 21 Sightseeing tour at Bhaktapur and Patan Durbar squares. O/N at hotel.
  • DAY 22 Drive to Airport for your onward journey.
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