Mount Kailash Trek 10 Days
Mount Kailash Trek 10 Days
Mount Kailash Trek 10 Days

Mount Kailash Trek Tour 13 Days

Duration13 Days
Trip GradeModerate
Maximum Altitude5,630 m (18,471 ft)
ActivitiesOverland Himalayan Drive, Lake Manasarovar Pilgrimage, Kailash Parikrama (Outer Kora), High-Altitude Trekking, Cultural & Spiritual Exploration
Group Size1 to any
StartsKathmandu
EndsKathmandu
Best TimeMay, June, July, August, September

Overview of Mount Kailash Trek Tour 13 Days

The Mount Kailash Trek Tour is an 13 day long trip that is one of the world's ultimate spiritual pilgrimages. You will experience the beauty of the Himalayas while also being part of a pilgrimage that is extremely holy and has a lot of importance for many people. Many Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Bon followers/indexed followers consider Mount Kailash to be one of the holiest places on Earth. The significance of Mount Kailash makes it one of the only mountains in the world that has never been climbed.

Many thousands of pilgrims and adventure-seekers travel to Mount Kailash every year to experience spiritual connection, inner peace, and a once-in-a-lifetime high elevation experience.

Our carefully planned 13-day journey provides you with the ability to acclimatise to elevated altitudes and see some of the most beautiful scenery of Tibet - the Tibetan Plateau, ancient monasteries, pristine alpine lakes, and the holy Lake Manasarovar, which is located at an elevation of 5,639m (18,540ft). Many pilgrims pray, meditate, and follow traditional rituals at the peaceful shores of Lake Manasorovar before they start their pilgrimage to complete the Kailash Parikrama.

Many people carry out their spiritual journeys by walking in the natural world on this 52km long and sacred area called Kailash Kora (or Parikrama). It takes three days for most pilgrims to complete the Kora journey through beautiful valleys, centuries-old monasteries, vibrant prayer flags, and the challenging Dolma La Pass (5,630 m), which is the highest point on the pilgrimage. Completing the entire Kora is believed by many to be a sign that they have cleansed themselves spiritually, released negative karma, and started a new chapter of their lives.

In addition to being a major religious destination, the Mount Kailash trek tour offers outstanding opportunities to experience the majestic snow-covered Himalayan mountains, pristine, crystal-clear lakes, wide open high-altitude plains, and beautiful Tibetan culture. Every day contains scenic beauty that is both memorable and rewarding to spiritual seekers, photographers, nature lovers, and cultural explorers alike.

Although the highest point of the trip is above 5,600 metres, the trip has been designed with appropriate acclimatization to allow the participants to adjust to high elevations safely. With professional and experienced guides, organized logistics, and comfortable accommodation wherever possible, participants can go about enjoying the pilgrimage feeling secure and at peace with their surroundings.

Whether you want to spiritually awaken or discover a new culture, the Mount Kailash Trek Tour 13 Days will provide an incredible time with devotion, nature, personal achievement, and memories that last forever.

Highlights of Kailash Mountain Tour 13 Days

  • 13 day pilgrimage trek to holy Lake Manasarovar and holy Kailash Mountain
  • Holy Lake Manasarovar (4,590 m) for prayers and spiritual rituals
  • Kailash Parikrama (Kora) legendary 52 km trek in three days
  • Cross Dolma La Pass (the highest point of pilgrimage at 5,630 m)
  • Spectacular view of the North Face of Mount Kailash at Dirapuk
  • The sacred Gauri Kund is a sacred site in Hinduism
  • Magnificent view of the Himalayas with high mountain passes and the vast Chinese Tibet Plateau
  • Visit ancient Tibetan monasteries and hundreds of years of sacred pilgrimage sites
  • View Tibetan Buddhism culture and traditions, and see a prayer ceremony.
  • Gradual acclimatization to high altitude before Kora around Mount Kailash
  • Stunning sunrise and sunset over Lake Manasarovar and Mount Kailash.
  • Incredible religious pilgrimage for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers.
  • Non-stop shot of Spirituality, Adventure, and Nature with towering Himalayas in the background.

Best Kailash Yatra Tour Operator 2026: With Dream Tibet and Travel Benefits

Government-Registered & Trusted Since 2003

  • We Are a trusted government-registered company since 2003. 

  • Expertise in organizing the Kailash Yatra and Himalayan Pilgrimage tours for over 20 years.

  • Thousands of pilgrims have used our service from India and different parts of the world, with complete trust.

Kailash Yatra Experts

  • We specialize in tours exclusively focused on the Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar pilgrimage.

  • Our tour packages are individually designed with safety, comfort, and the best time for acclimatization.

  • We offer excellent support for High-altitude tours to places like the Himalaya.

Direct Operator - No Middlemen

  • Book Directly with the Tour Operating Company. This involves booking directly with the tour operating company rather than through any third-party agents or intermediary so that there is a good level of understanding of your requirements, transparent price, and personal level assistance right from the beginning of your tour.

Leadership with Experience

  • Led by Ram C. Lamichhane, founder of Dream Tibet Travel & Tours.

  • He has personally organized many successful Kailash Yatra pilgrimages.

  • Supported by a knowledgeable operations team that understands every aspect of the pilgrimage.

Professional Kailash Guide Crew

  • We provide professional and dedicated Kailash guides for the entire duration of your tour.

  • The average Kailash guide has extensive knowledge of the pilgrimage sites, monasteries, culture, and issues related to altitude.

  • The guides will help you on trekking days and when visiting religious sites.

Healthy Pure Vegetarian Food

  • Our modern-day kitchen staff accompanies each pilgrimage tour group.

  • Meals are freshly made and prepared with attention to hygiene for the entire duration of your journey.

  • The meals provided will ensure proper nutrition for all pilgrims travelling at high altitudes.

High-Altitude Safety & Support

  • Our detailed travel itinerary contains acclimatization days.

  • Trek safely and adapt to altitude with our expert guidance.

  • Support

  • You’ll receive 24/7 support for your whole pilgrimage.

All Inclusive Travel Package

  • We assist you with all the required travel documents, Tibetan visa, & whatever else you need to apply for your Tibet travel permit.

  • All accommodation, transportation, and logistics are handled under one travel package!

  • We will provide all services from the moment you arrive in Tibet until your pilgrimage is complete.

Small Group Experience

  • Group size is small for easier coordination.  

  • More individualized attention from your guides and their support staff.

  • A safe and spiritually fulfilling environment in which to undertake your pilgrimage.

Clear Pricing

  • Our packages contain clear details about what each package includes.

  • We offer very competitive pricing and don’t sacrifice service quality.

  • You will feel you received great value for this once-in-a-lifetime spiritual journey!

Trusted By Pilgrims

  • Pilgrims have placed their confidence in us and our service for years.  

  • Most price-conscious travelers come to us via referrals from satisfied customers.  

  • We will do everything to ensure that every pilgrimage to Mt. Kailash will be an enjoyable experience.

Minimum 5 Pax Group Kailash Mansarovar China Trip From Nepal in 13 Days

You need a minimum of five people to go on the Kailash Mansarovar China trip from Nepal, since you require a group to obtain the necessary permissions to enter Tibet and the surrounding areas of Mt. Kailash due to restrictions prohibiting individual travelers from entering Tibet.

Traveling as a small group ensures proper permits are secured and just a more fun, meaningful, and spiritual trip. While pilgrims on the Kailash Mansarovar China pilgrimage all travel together and share transportation and accommodation with experienced guides, this makes the overall trip more organized and cost-effective, while group travel makes it easier to navigate immigration, obtain Tibet travel permits, and conduct logistics.

Our Kailash Mansarovar China 13 day group tour is an organized pilgrimage from Nepal for solo passengers, couples, and other groups travelling together who want to experience a well-planned, safe, and memorable pilgrimage.

Kailash Mansarovar Height from Sea Level

Your journey begins on the Tibetan plateau, a high-altitude area with reduced oxygen levels that requires time to adjust to. For this reason, the Kailash Mansarovar height above sea level is not just a spiritual journey; it is also challenging due to its high altitude.

Travellers should prepare properly for the trip prior to going. Mount Kailash is 6,638 metres (21,778 feet) above sea level, while Lake Manasarovar is located at an elevation of approximately 4,590m (15,060 feet).

Kailash Mansarovar Height at Key Locations

  • Mount Kailash: 6,638 m (21,778 ft)

  • Lake Manasarovar: 4,590 m (15,060 ft)

  • Darchen (Kora Starting Point): 4,670 m

  • Dirapuk Monastery: 5,000 m

  • Dolma La Pass (Highest Point): 5,630 m

  • Zutulpuk Monastery: 4,790 m

Because of the great altitude of Kailash Mansarovar height from sea level, the atmosphere contains far less oxygen than at sea level. This means that all itineraries to the area should include gradual acclimatization to avoid altitude sickness. By following these suggestions before, during, and after your pilgrimage to Kailash Mansarovar, such as drinking plenty of water and pacing yourself you can complete this once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage in safety while fully enjoying the stunning scenery of western Tibet. 

Hiking Mount Kailash

When people refer to "hiking Mount Kailash," they are referring to the completion of the sacred 52-kilometer oval Kora (i.e., parikrama) around the mountain; they are not referring to summiting the mountain. People are not allowed to summit Mount Kailash since this peak is considered sacred by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and followers of Bon.

For this reason, those who hike around Mount Kailash will enjoy magnificent views of the valleys, ancient temples and monasteries, and the high Dolma La Pass (5,630 meters) over three days, making it one of the most significant pilgrimage journeys worldwide at a high elevation. 

Dream Tibet Travel arranges safe hiking of Mount Kailash by providing an itinerary that includes gradual acclimatization, experienced and knowledgeable guides who specialize in hiking Mount Kailash, and emergency access to oxygen for each trip member.

Pilgrims are encouraged to enjoy their trek at a pace that is comfortable for them and to continuously receive assistance throughout their travels allowing each pilgrim to complete their unforgettable pilgrimage journey in as safe and as comfortable a fashion as possible.

Kailash Mansarovar Oxygen Level Explained

Understanding the Kailash Mansarovar Oxygen Level is one of the most important things for people to consider before doing this Holy Pilgrimage. When people travel up to more than 4500m (approx. 14,764ft), there is a major decrease in the total amount of oxygen in the air.

Although the total percentage of oxygen that is in the air will continue to be roughly 21%, when you get into higher elevations (such as the Kailash Mansarovar area), the fact that air pressure is considerably less means you are getting a lot less oxygen with every breath that you take.

Therefore, a healthy and fit person would still be seriously affected by the oxygen levels at Kailash Mansarovar. To be safe and avoid serious health issues, it is very important to make sure that you are acclimatized properly before going to the area, drink plenty of fluids, and travel at a slow, steady pace while walking.

Oxygen Saturation by Altitude

Location Altitude (m) Remark Approx. Oxygen Availability
Kathmandu 1,300 m Starting Point 85 - 87%
Kyirung 2,700 m Nepal - Tibet Border Town / Acclimatization Stop 73 - 75%
Saga 4,450 m Major Tibetan Town 60 - 62%
Paryang 4,558 m Plateau Region 59 - 61%
Lake Manasarovar 4,600 m Holy Lake 58 - 60%
Darchen 4,670 m Base Camp for Kailash Kora 57 - 59%
Dirapuk 5,000 m North Face View 53 - 55%
Dolma La Pass 5,630 m Highest Point of the Yatra 49 - 50%
Zutulpuk 4,790 m Final Kora Camp 56 - 58%

Oxygen Level at Darchen

Darchen is a town at an Elevation of about 4670 meters, which is the Departure Point of the Kailash Parikrama. At this height, Kailash Mansarovar Oxygen Level will be around 63-65% of the Sea Level Oxygen. Most pilgrims find they have slight problems with breathing when walking uphill or climbing stairs.

Most travelers will stop off here to prepare for the trek and acclimate to the elevation.

Oxygen Level at Dirapuk

Dirapuk will be located over 5000 meters. The Oxygen Level in Dirapuk will be reduced to approximately 55-60%. Therefore, many pilgrims will find they move at a slower pace than normal, feel more tired than they would at Sea Level, and have difficulty breathing.

All of this would be considered Normal for the elevation. Pilgrims should rest appropriately, drink enough fluids, and not overexert themselves.

Oxygen Level at Dolma La Pass

The Dolma La Pass is the highest elevation point in this pilgrimage. It stands at 5630 meters. Once again, the Kailash Mansarovar Oxygen Level will decrease to about 50% of the Sea Level Oxygen Level, and this portion of the journey is considered to be the most physically challenging.

Pilgrims need to take their time to travel; take breaks often, and travel only as the guide instructs across the Pass.

Can Oxygen Cylinders Help?

Yes. Portable oxygen cylinders or cans can provide temporary relief for symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) or low oxygen levels when a pilgrim develops these symptoms. However, oxygen cylinders should only be used for emergency assistance rather than as a replacement for acclimatization.

The safest and healthiest option is to rise gradually to altitude, drink plenty of fluids, monitor your physical condition and become familiar with the signs of AMS so you can return to a lower altitude if you experience severe AMS symptoms. Many established Kailash tour operators provide emergency oxygen as part of their First Aid Kits.

How Does Kailash Yatra Affect Your Body?

The Kailash Yatra occurs at an elevation of nearly 5,600 meters (approximately 18,500 feet). At this altitude, the air pressure is lower than at sea level, and there is less oxygen for your body to use to produce energy. As you are ascending in altitude, your body will need time to adjust by producing more red blood cells and trying to adjust your breathing rate. Most pilgrims will experience mild symptoms of AMS during the first several days of the Kailash Yatra; however, by proceeding at a gradual pace and by taking the time to acclimatise appropriately, most people will be able to successfully complete the Kailash Yatra.

Common Effects of Kailash Yatra on Your Body

  • Shortness of breath: Walking or climbing uphill becomes increasingly difficult due to a decrease in the oxygen levels found as we ascend higher elevations.

  • Tiredness/ Low Energy: At the high altitudes used in this pilgrimage, more of our body's total energy is used to perform activities, which will lead to becoming fatigued.

  • Headaches: The first symptoms we usually develop when adapting to a higher altitude are headaches.

  • Increased Heart Rate: The heart pumps faster to supply more oxygen throughout the body.

  • Sleep Problems: Pilgrims will typically experience disrupted sleep during the first nights at altitude.

  • Decreased Appetite: Many people feel less hungry while at altitude; this is quite common. It is essential to eat regular meals while at higher altitudes.

  • Mild Dizziness: Whenever a person walks too fast for his/her normal pace, he/she may notice mild dizziness.

  • Dehydration: As you ascend in altitude, you will lose more fluids due to breathing; it's more critical to drink enough water.

  • Muscle Fatigue: With longer treks and at altitude, it’s very possible for extra strain and wear and tear on your joints and legs to occur.

  • Sensitivity to Cold: Due to the temperature coupled with the wind, it actually feels colder than it is.

How Dream Tibet Travel Helps Reduce the Effects on Your Body

  • Gradual ascent and progress to allow your body a natural acclimatization process.

  • Incorporated acclimatization days for better chances of preventing sickness at height.

  • Accompanied by skilled and trained guides who will help identify and manage Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).

  • Emergency oxygen cylinders in stock for higher altitude sections as and when needed.

  • On-board assistance for proper intake of water, paced progress, and sufficient rest in order to prepare your body for acclimatization.

  • Delivering nutritious, freshly prepared Vegetarian dishes in order to ensure adequate energy for recovery at height.

  • A carefully planned schedule of trekking, not imposing an unnecessary workload on you.

  • Constant backup in the form of support on the ground at all times, with on-time support for developing any kind of altitude sickness symptoms.

Is Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Safe to Go?

Yes, in the case of a traveller who has completed a health check-up and is certified to be fine to travel by yatra, traveling with a famous tour company with good health care facility on boarding; such travel would be fairly safe. The high altitude of the destination poses the primary threat rather than the trekking activity. However, gradually gaining altitude, adequate fluid intake, and rest are paramount during the pilgrimage, and thousands of people from all across the world successfully complete this arduous journey each year.

It’s important to note that at one point, the yatra can ascend to an altitude of over 5600 meters at the Dolma La pass; therefore, symptoms such as light headaches, fatigue, or shortness of breath are unavoidable and must not be neglected.

Recent government advisories have also highlighted that pilgrims must carry all necessary traveling documents with them before embarking on their pilgrimage to Mount Kailash.

How Dream Tibet Travel Helps Make Your Journey Safer?

  • A trip itinerary that incorporates gradual acclimatization and allocates an entire acclimatization day;

  • Trip leaders who are well-experienced, with a minimum of 3 years in high altitude training and experience leading pilgrimages to Kailash;

  • Provision of all permits and travel documentation to enter/exit Tibet;

  • Provision of emergency oxygen tanks for use on your pilgrimage;

  • Provision of healthy, vegetarian meals (prepared daily in a clean, sanitary manner);

  • Transportation and logistics will be arranged to minimise travel and, as much as possible, support you;

  • Direct assistance during the entire duration of Kailash Parikrama and each section of the parikrama will be done with individual attention to you;

  • The group will be small in size, which allows for intimate and one-on-one support; and,

  • Identification of early signs and symptoms of high altitude sickness and how to respond to these symptoms promptly.

Mount Kailash Mansarovar New Route Details 2026/2027/2028

The intermittent closure of the Nepal-Syabrubesi/Trishuli Route due to monsoon landslides and delays from flooding has resulted in the stabilization of this route. The interstate border at Rasuwagadhi (Nepal) and Kerung (Tibet) is fully operational for commercial and pilgrim transit between countries.

China has spent heavily on improving the highway between Kerung and Saga, so driving has become smooth and should allow for a 2-3 hr reduction in the historical time period required to travel between the border and Saga.

The Kyirong Route to Mount Kailash has become one of the most popular overland access routes for people traveling from Nepal to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar due to its location on the Nepal/China border, the relative ease of travel by vehicle after crossing into Tibet, the spectacular scenery of the Himalayas; lastly it facilitates greater gradual altitude acclimatization than do many other routes which can facilitate more rapid access to these Himalayan areas.

The Kerung Route in 2026, 2027, and 2028 will still be a key access point for international pilgrims. However, any border operations or permit procedures remain at the discretion of the Chinese/Tibetan authorities. Independent travel to Mount Kailash is not permitted; all travelers must travel as part of an organized group tour with an authorized operator. Pilgrims are reminded that it is unsafe for them to leave for their pilgrimages before they have obtained all of the necessary China visas and Tibet travel permits.

Will I Get Mount Kailash Top View in 13 Days?

The tour will give you the best view of Mount Kailash that you can find for pilgrims. The highest view for Mount Kailash for pilgrims can be accessed while walking on the pilgrimage trail at the north face of Mount Kailash from Dirapuk Monastery and crossing the Dolma Pass (5630 m), which is the high point of the pilgrimage. These two sites provide excellent panoramic views of the holy mountain and the surrounding area of the Himalayas.

You will see several breathtaking views of the Mount Kailash Top View during your journey, including from the Lake Manasarovar region or during the Kailash Parikrama. 

With ideal weather conditions and clear skies, the Mount Kailash Top View will give you an opportunity for some amazing photos, as it is perhaps one of the most beautiful spiritual landscapes on earth. When preparing the Kailash pilgrimage itinerary, Dream Tibet Travel thoughtfully plans your time to be able to see these famous views and to give you ample time to acclimatize properly in order to enjoy a pleasant and safe trip.

Mount Kailash Trek 13 Days Cost 2026/ 2027/ 2028

The starting price of a standard group overland tour to the Mount Kailash Trek for 13 days is about USD 2,090 per person (the price will differ according to your group size, travel season, and services included). Most of these packages will include accommodation, transportation to and from Tibet, Tibet travel permits, guide services, and food throughout your time on this pilgrimage.

  • Package Cost: US$ 2,090.00 per person (3-star hotel)
  • Single Room Supplement: US$ 350.00 per person

Apart from the Kailash Mansarovar package costs, you should plan for extras. Kailash Mansarovar expenses include, but are not limited to, airfare to China, international airline flights, Travel Insurance, China visa (if a visa to China is needed to take the tour to Kailash Mansarovar), pony and porter services while trekking around Kailash Mansarovar, personal items, shopping, snacks, drinks, personal medicine costs, tipping, and personal effects. The benefits of planning for such Kailash Mansarovar expenses in advance are that there are no more unexpected costs to incur, and it ensures a holy tour with joy.

Always confirm the package inclusions and exclusions before making a reservation, so you know the total cost of your Mount Kailash Trek for 13 days and have a good estimate of your Kailash Mansarovar expenses.

Meaning of Single Room Supplement and Cost US$ 350.00 Per Person

Single Room Supplement means an extra cost charged per person when an individual does not wish to share a room with another pilgrim of the same gender throughout the tour. All standard package costs assumes twin sharing rooms. If you’re traveling solo and would like to have a private accommodation throughout the journey, right down to the guesthouses at Kailash Kora - you can opt for the single supplement option.

Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar Yatra 2026 Status

Charan Sparsh at Mount Kailash 2026 (July, August, September) Status

Charan Sparsh (Touching Base of Mount Kailash) is possible on your trek to Dirapuk, depending on current local security regulations & instructions received from the authorities of Tibet. Since local regulations can change without notice, it cannot be guaranteed that you will receive permission, and all pilgrims must follow the directions of their guide.

Kailash Outer Kora 2026 (July, August, September) Status

The Outer Kora (Outer Circumference) is included in this 13 day itinerary; The Kailash Outer Kora is 52 km, the Sacred Kailash Kora & will be completed in 3 Days, and is the Main Spiritual Focus of the entire Journey.

Kailash Inner Kora 2026 (July, August, September) Status

The Kailash Inner Kora is not part of the standard itinerary and is not compulsory. Only Eligible Pilgrims may attempt to complete the Inner Kora, & must meet the following requirements: available time/special permits (where required), appropriate weather, good health, and discuss your requirements with your tour operator prior to arrival.

Bathe in Lake Manasarovar 2026 (July, August, September) Status

Bathing directly in Lake Manasarovar is normally prohibited for the protection of the sacred lake and compliance with local regulations. Pilgrims generally will fill their containers with water at the lakeshore and perform their rites in proximity to the lake with the water they have filled in their containers.

Puja at Lake Manasarovar 2026 (July, August, September) Status

Yes, pilgrims may perform puja, meditation, and prayer at designated places along the shoreline of Lake Manasarovar with respect for traditional customs and environmental guidelines. And also Yes, pilgrims may take religious or spiritual items home from the north shore of Lake Manasarovar and may collect and take sealed containers of holy water (Jal) home.

Kailash Parikrama In Pony 2026 Status (July, August, September) Status

Yes, ponies and porters are available in Darchen for pilgrims who need assistance. Pony usage is usually allowed in the Dolma La Pass area, based on availability, snow coverage, and local weather. We recommend making arrangements for pony use well in advance, especially during peak pilgrimage times.

Itinerary

Mount Kailash Trek 13 Days Itinerary from Kathmandu 2026/27

Dream Tibet Travel and Tours has a meticulously planned Mount Kailash Trek 13 Days Itinerary from Kathmandu 2026/2027 & Price to provide for gradual and progressive altitude acclimatization to help our pilgrims get along better and safely for this holiest parikrama. 

The itinerary is of the slowest and smoothest paced progression for ease & comfort of trekking as the altitude gain is gradual. The below provided itineraries are for the current time. The day-to-day plan may change due to circumstances beyond Dream Tibet's control, such as weather, natural phenomena, traffic conditions, or regulatory measures, among others.

Dream Tibet always prioritizes the pilgrim's safety to the maximum. For the most recent Mount Kailash Trek 13 Days Itinerary from Kathmandu 2026/2027 & Price, and the fixed departure date. Contact Us.

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Max Altitude: 1,300 m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel (Twin/Double Sharing)

Upon arriving at Tribhuvan International Airport (1,400m), your guide will meet you outside the arrivals hall, with a name plate in his/her hand. 

The journey from the airport to Thamel is usually 30-40 minutes along busy, congested streets, where you'll experience a barrage of incense, vehicle exhaust and hawkers selling wares from sidewalks, but at least this gives you a true sense of the chaos of Kathmandu. 

Your hotel reception will keep your passport so they can secure the Tibet permit - this is one of those points that freaks out many a travelling family, but it's the normal way it works.

This afternoon will be devoted to some room rest, suppressing all your impulses to go for that long stroll you feel an irresistible urge to go on. You should get used to that as you unpack your bags, verify gear and drink a huge amount of water (3-4 litres per day starting from today). 

Dinner will be at the hotel restaurant, and this will provide well-known cuisine to get used to, and if you feel inclined to try a Nepali dal bhat, make sure it is a well-cooked one; you don’t want an upset stomach at the very start of your trek.

Max Altitude: 1,300 m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel (Twin/Double Sharing)

After breakfast, your guide will pick you up at 8:00 AM for your Kailash adventure. Your day trip starts with a visit to the sacred site of Pashupatinath, where you witness Hindu cremation rituals open to the public beside the Bagmati River, expect curious children with questions about these life-ending rites, so be ready with your explanations.

Later, you will visit Boudhanath Stupa and Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple). Here, you can practice circumambulating Buddhist religious sites in a clockwise direction, as this will be repeated later around the sacred mountain of Kailash.  Many travellers underestimate the amount of sweat the heat of Kathmandu afternoon, 28 - 32 degrees Celsius, plus walking up temple steps, generates and end up feeling extremely dehydrated and exhausted. 

We return to Thamel by about 4.00 PM, and you will purchase final essentials, i.e., wet wipes, electrolytes and hand-sanitiser. The evenings conclude with a pre-tour briefing with your trek operator to finalise all your documentation, such as the permit, group members, and vehicle assignment for the next morning’s departure.

Max Altitude: 2,700 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Hotel (Twin/Double Sharing)

You will leave exactly at 7:00 am, well fed with oatmeal, egg, and toast. It is a 150 km drive for 7 to 8 hours. It is the trail through cultivated hillside, past waterfalls flowing from the cliffs, and finally, the Friendship Bridge on the border at Rasuwagadhi. 

The Chinese Immigration officials will carefully check your passport and visa. Avoid taking photos near any immigration checkpoint and answer questions about their profession, especially if you're a journalist or a government employee.

Once the road goes over, you will come back on a rough track, and your first contact with Tibet comes with villages with whitewash and prayer flags. You can feel the effect of the altitude difference, Kyirong at 2800 m, even adults with no altitude experience feel a light headache and difficulty breathing; children will surely be more affected. 

At the Tibetan guesthouse, you will find very simple double rooms with quilts and without heating; wear warm layers. For dinner, you can enjoy thukpa, Tibetan noodle soup with some momos; beware of any type of raw salad and always drink sealed water.

Max Altitude: 2,700 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Hotel (Twin/Double Sharing)

You will wake up and check your altitude symptom levels (headaches, nausea, sleeplessness, poor appetite). Eat a light Tibetan-style breakfast (congee, bread, sweet tea) today. 

After breakfast, your guide leads a short, easy two-hour trek to Milarepa Cave at 3,200m. This famous Buddhist meditation area is named after an 11th-century yogi named Milarepa and is located at an elevation of 400 meters, providing good stimulation to gain acclimation without overexertion.

The trail enters a juniper forest and affords views over to snow-capped peaks and nomadic Tibetan herders and their yaks. You should be back in Kyirong by around 1:00 PM to have a rest lying flat on your back (extremely important to help acclimatise), drinking and snacking lightly until tea-time.

Max Altitude: 4,450 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Hotel (Twin/Double Sharing)

The next morning, we set out at 8 am, the starting day of the 232km drive to the Tibetan Plateau. The road steadily ascends along the valley of the Brahmaputra River (Yarlung Tsangpo), traversing over nomad tent villages (black yak-hair yurt type) and nomadic herders. 

You may feel symptoms of altitude sickness (at 4450m altitude), having gained 1650m from the previous day's stop in Kyirong, and expect some mild effects with the high elevation for some 60-70% of people.

Vehicles stop every few hours for bathroom breaks (roadside, carry tissues and sanitiser), photos at colourful turquoise lakes and high mountain ranges. You will arrive at Saga 5 PM, into the guesthouse, basic with squat toilets shared with roomies, solar-heated hot water available 7-9 PM. 

Dinner consists of fried rice, veg stir-fry and someyak (don't panic, altitude suppresses appetite, so try to eat up). In case you have headaches and fatigue, acetazolamide (recommended by your doctor) can be the best option.

Max Altitude: 4,600 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Guesthouse (Dormitory Style)

We will start our expedition’s longest driving day, approximately 460 to 480 km of journey time, taking 8-9 hours into the Tibetan plateau. We drive through the endless Tibetan desert at 4500-4600 m, and we will see wild kyang (Tibetan wild ass), the rare Tibetan gazelle and, scattered hours apart, the settlements of nomads. 

At first sight, the landscape is all flat, brown and lonely: the rolling hills, in the far background, some snowy mountains and the blue of the sky. The lack of population has a significant mental impact on the urban population.

After trekking through diverse landscapes of the Himalayas, we'll arrive in the afternoon at the holy lake of Mansarovar(4600m), the site of ritual bathings and Kora (circumambulation) by holy pilgrims. The pristine lake, 88 km around, has both Hindus and Buddhist faiths, and on the other hand, Mt. Kailash's shadow is seen from the shore.

Max Altitude: 4,565 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Hotel (Twin/Double Sharing)

Early in the morning, you’ll wake to sunrise over Mansarovar as pilgrims participate in sacred puja (worshipping rituals) at the lake shore. Following breakfast, a 40km, ninety-minute drive brings you to the staging town of Darchen (4575m) along a gradually desertified landscape. 

The town is little more than the dust road with basic concrete guest-houses, basic eateries, and rental gear stores, but it’s perfect for the last-minute gear preparations needed before embarking on the Kailash kora (pilgrimage).

All travellers must have a mandatory gear check: walking poles, suitable layers of clothing, a head lamp, snacks (e.g. Energy bar, chocolate, dried fruit), and personal medication. You should pack minimal daypacks (not more than 6 to 8 kg), as porters/yaks transport main baggage between guest houses. 

The walk along the periphery of Darchen (2km) serves as an additional acclimatisation with views of Tibetan pilgrims preparing for the 52km circumambulation, some of whom may be prostrating fully. Briefing on the following day’s early start, current trekking conditions and emergency procedures.

Max Altitude: 5,000 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Guesthouse (Dormitory Style)

Today, we will set out at 7 AM, equipped with day packs and trekking poles, to embark on the 15 km trek to Dira-Puk (5,000 m). 

The first 7km lie in a wide valley, dominated by the awesome western face of Mount Kailash, which towers along your left. It's almost an architectural pyramid of snow rising with a symmetry that hints at the spiritual draw of the sacred peak, which has drawn so many hundreds of thousands here to perform pilgrimage in this culturally mixed corridor of Tibetans.

Altitude gains gradually throughout the 6-7 hours, crossing small rivers via wooden bridges and chortens (Buddhist stupas) that are adorned with colourful prayer flags. Children can find kilometres 10-15 particularly hard. 

By 3 pm, we are checked into the Dirapuk guesthouse, where we stay in a dormitory of 8-12 bunk beds, covered in blankets woven from yak’s wool. The sheer height of the north face of Kailash looms two kilometres directly overhead, and sleep, both due to the height and the sheer spiritual proximity of the mountain, proved impossible.

Max Altitude: 5,630 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Guesthouse (Dormitory Style)

We'll wake up at 5:30 AM for the day's toughest part of the kora: an 18km journey up to the Dolma La Pass (5,630m, 18,471ft) before dropping a further 600m to Zuthul-Puk (5,030m, 16,503ft). After breakfast, we will set off at 6:30 AM to climb the switchbacks, growing ever steeper past the place known as Shiva-tsal, where pilgrims leave articles of clothing, or blood, offering their egos to death. 

The last 2km to Dolma La is a difficult scramble over loose boulders and snowfields that continues even in the summer months. By now, the reduced oxygen content at 50 per cent of sea level makes each step a challenge. 

You will reach the pass after 4-5 hours to find pilgrims laying out prayer flags, slumping against the sacred Dolma stone and looking like wrecks. The descent towards Zuthul-Puk goes rapidly down into steep scree slopes, on which every step must be placed carefully. 

You should reach Zuthul-Puk guesthouse around 5 pm. By now, you’ll feel empty, but with a tremendous sense of accomplishment.

Max Altitude: 4,600 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Hotel (Twin/Double Sharing)

Today, you will set out on the final 12k kora, which winds downhill through a broad valley beside the Dzong Chu river, eventually leading you back to Darchen. The going is very much easier than yesterday, giving you time to reflect on the three exhausting days of body and soul put to the test. 

Tibetan pilgrim participants have an air of immense satisfaction, and some would be about to set off on the next circumambulation, which guarantees instant Enlightenment if achieved 108 times in Tibetan tradition.

You will arrive in Darchen by 11 am, and catch transport vehicles to take you all the way back to Saga (journey takes approx 7 hours). Descending back down to the altitude of 4,450m has an immediate impact, the headaches disappear, appetite increases and within hours the energy returns as your oxygen levels improve. 

There’ll be a short stop in Mansarovar for any last photo opportunities and personal goodbyes (many families leave a stack of stones or a few prayer flags), before we return to Saga for an evening.

Max Altitude: 4,450 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Hotel (Twin/Double Sharing)

You leave at 8 AM and drive back 232km to Kyirung, retracing Day 5 in reverse. You start from an altitude of 4,450m and end at 2,800m, and even though you’ve just come back from this road, the landscape feels brand new. 

By 4 pm, you will be in Kyirung and be amazed at the fact that the lower altitude gives you your first decent sleep in a week. The guesthouse offers much of the same sort of basic sleeping facilities as you experienced on Day 4, but most of us like to sleep with warmth and a little of relative comfort after weeks of sleep deprivation on the plateaux. 

Family meals are of good fresh vegetables and fruit, something to be treated with suspicion on the plateaux, as your body needs to reacquaint itself with variety gradually. Often, travellers here re-live the week’s emotional highs and lows and wonder whether or not they’ve done their children a favour or not, and what they will explain when they return home.

Max Altitude: 2,700 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Hotel (Twin/Double Sharing)

You will leave around 8 am after your last breakfast in Tibet to meet the Rasuwagadhi border for the Chinese visa departure. Your team has to be present before the immigration officers in the Chinese part. Passports are collected for passport and car checks for 60-90 minutes, depending on the size of the group and how busy the immigration officers are. 

You will cross the Friendship Bridge and re-enter Nepal. You can immediately feel the cultural transition, from the Buddhist stupa, you will see Hindu temples, and from the vast dry grasslands of the Himalayas, you feel humidity in the air and see terraced cultivated landscapes.

The road trip back to Kathmandu takes about 6 - 7 hours, and the landscapes turn more and more verdant, including waterfalls, forests, and fruit sellers along the road. By about 5 p.m. You can arrive at Thamel with the pleasure of a hot shower with excellent pressure, western toilets and WiFi connection. 

Max Altitude: 1,300 m Meals: Breakfast

Once you have a relaxed morning after breakfast, you have your free morning time in Kathmandu to do some final souvenir shopping or relax and then your transfer to the airport for your check-in and handing back of your Tibet permit. 

As you move across Kathmandu on this last drive, you’ll reflect on the unique journey you’ve just completed. While it may take your body a week or two to recover from the arduous nature of your pilgrimage to the Kailash, the memories, lessons learned, and spiritual energy of this trip will last you a lifetime.

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Cost Details
Includes
  • Transportation: Round-trip ground transportation from Kathmandu to the Nepal - China border and back, Jeep transport in Nepal (Maximum 6 people per jeep), Comfortable van or mini-bus transport while in Tibet.

  • All necessary permits and visas required for travel

  • Accommodation: Will be provided as follows: twin /double share hotel accommodation at Nyalam, Saga, and Darchen; dormitory-style accommodation at Lake Manasarovar, Dirapuk, and Zutulpuk.

  • Guides and Support: Will include an English-speaking Tibetan guide and all guide-related expenses, including salary, accommodation, meals, and transportation from your position to that of the guide's. The Dream Tibet Travel team will also provide you with expert assistance and support throughout your trip to fulfill our commitment to providing you with an unforgettable spiritual experience.

  • Sightseeing and Entrance Fees: All entrance fees to temples/monasteries along the itinerary will be included, as well as any sightseeing entrance fee in Kathmandu (if applicable).

  • Trekking Equipment: A waterproof duffel bag will be provided to carry your personal belongings during the Yatra's trekking days; you will receive a warm down jacket to use while trekking within the Yatra area, along with a blue backpack and a beanie.

  • Taxes: All applicable government taxes and local service charges will be included.

Excludes
  • Meals: Lunch and Dinner as per the meal plan selected at the time of booking.

Flights and Insurance

  • International Airfare To / From Kathmandu

  • Travel Insurance

  • Emergency Evacuation / High Altitude Medical Insurance (Highly Recommended)

Personal Expenses

  • Drinks, Beverages

  • Laundry Services

  • Telephone / Internet Charges

  • Personal Shopping

  • Tipping For Guides, Drivers, Support Staff

Optional services

  • Hiring of a porter, pony, or yak during the Kailash parikrama

  • Additional hotel nights in Kathmandu before/after itinerary

Additional costs

  • You will be responsible for any additional transportation or accommodation costs due to an early return, change in itinerary, or cancellation of visa.

  • Emergency medical treatment, rescue/oxygen/evacuation, or altitude-related expenses

  • As a result of a delayed flight, political unrest, road closure, border closure, or any other circumstance beyond the control of Dream Tibet Travel.

Essential Information

Which is the Best Month for Kailash Mansarovar Trek?

Kailash Mansarovar Trek is best completed in the months of June and September, depending on the type of weather you prefer when travelling there.  

Both June and September have the same advantages of stable weather, good visibility (of Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar), and comfortable conditions for trekking. In addition, these two months have the most pilgrimage routes that remain available for walking from May to September. All other routes will be closed during winter because of heavy snowfall and extremely cold weather.

May - Beginning of the Season

May is considered the beginning of the trekking season after the winter months have ended.

Benefits

  • There are usually fewer pilgrims, and trails are quieter than in other parts of the year.
  • Mount Kailash has beautiful views of the new snow.
  • More pleasant weather and atmosphere for walking on the trails.

Drawbacks

  • Cold temperatures at night and uncertainty of snow at higher elevations.
  • Some weather uncertainty before arriving in May.

June - Absolutely the Very Best Month to Go

If you have never been on a pilgrimage, June is definitely the month to start your trip to Kailash Mansarovar. 

Benefits

  • There are significantly more hours of sunlight each day when the weather is stable (better for photos).
  • The weather is very pleasant; you don't really have to worry about how warm or cold it will be.
  • Haven't seen much snow, and the heavy rain season is over. The Saga Dawa Festival.
  • Roads and trails are readily accessible.

Cons

  • High demand for accommodations, permits, and so on due to large numbers of pilgrims on the yatra is experienced during July and August, which are considered peak months.

July and August is Busy Pilgrimage Month

In the summer months, yatra becomes its busiest, and you can face crowds.

Pros

  • Mild weather is pleasant for traveling throughout the entire country

  • Almost all services in the region remain open.

  • Great month to plan a family trip or for an organised tour to the holy circuit.

Cons

  • Confront the crowd at many pilgrimage destinations, including at the lake and at other spots

  • Possible rain and landslides, especially on the Nepali side of the terrain

  • Room bookings must be done in advance.

September is Month of Good Weather

Experienced tourists often prefer this month for taking excellent shots and a serene atmosphere.

Pros

  • Perfect clear skies and impressive views of the mountains and the surroundings

  • A considerably smaller number of people than the previous month.

  • Best for walking and Trekking as the weather remains cool and pleasant.

  • A quiet time to spend near Lake Manasarovar.

Cons

  • Cold during the nighttime

  • The Pilgrimage season starts coming to an end in late September.

Accommodation During the Mount Kailash Trek

The journey becomes more enjoyable with better accommodation where possible, as befits the secluded, untouched environment of western Tibet. You have got good accommodation by taking hotels with double and twin sharing rooms, so sharing rooms, so Kyirong, Saga, and Darchen provide simple room accommodation so that your pilgrim rest and adjust. But as we ascend to enter the pilgrimage trail, the accommodation is getting even more simplified due to the altitude.

The accommodation at lakes like Lake Manasarovar, while traveling and trekking to Dirapuk and Zutulpuk, pilgrims are accommodated in simple, traditional guesthouse-like facilities, where in the same room, multiple people are accommodated like a trek family sharing accommodation. The facility provided limited hot water and heating, and sometimes no attached bathroom.

However, it would be enough for a pilgrim so that he or she can complete his or her devotional journey. The accommodation at the lake fosters good relationships with fellow pilgrims.

Meals & Dietary Requirements During the Mount Kailash Trek

We prepare fresh, simple food for our Mount Kailash expeditions and tailor the meal to fulfill energy requirements for the high altitudes. The trekking route on the Mount Kailash yatra serves Tibetan food in the highlands and, depending upon location, will comprise Chinese food in towns and Indian vegetarian meals in other areas. Boiled and bottled drinking water is accessible throughout the yatra for people.

The availability of food is relatively less as you move into faraway parts; so, it’s wise to carry some light food items like chocolate bars, energy bars, biscuits, cookies, dry fruits, and instant drinks.

Dietary Requirements: We can facilitate special vegetarian meals and medically based diets with advance information at least a month prior to your trip. Unfortunately, as options are restricted in the high areas of Tibet, we may not be able to provide specialized diets upon arrival at some lodges. People with any serious food allergies need to carry their own medication if they are prescribed the same, and need to acknowledge the inability to ensure a fully peanut-free environment throughout the trek.

How to Deal With Altitude Sickness as a Kailash Traveller?

Altitude sickness (Acute Mountain Sickness) is most frequently encountered during Kailash Yatra since the altitude touches more than 5,600 m. The better way to minimise the danger and sicknesses is to give ample time to the body to adjust (acclimatise), be in touch with your hydration, and a slow rise is also vital. Usually, light symptoms may subside with sleep, but with a critical condition and rising problems, consult an expert.

How to Prevent Altitude Sickness?

  • Spend two full days at intermediate altitudes to adjust the body to altitude.

  • Consume lots of water throughout the tour.

  • Do not have liquor or smoke, as these may accelerate water shedding as well as the sickness connected with high altitude. Keep moving slowly while breaking with and while doing hard work.

  • 3 - 1 month prior to the journey, include a light training routine so that you may build sturdiness (not relevant to avert altitude illness).

  • Eat light nourishment food and a full night’s sleep every day.

Signs to Watch For

Report to a specialist immediately with: A nagging migraine, lack of appetite, problem with breathing, profound fatigue, dizziness or perplexedness, nausea or vomiting. Never proceed upward if symptoms create trouble. Early recognition and analysis is the trick of averting severe illness brought on by altitude.

Emergency Support During the Kailash Yatra

  • Never proceed upward if symptoms create trouble. Early recognition and analysis is the trick of averting severe illness brought on by altitude.

  • Emergency aid in the journey of Kailash Yatra: Horses are able to help to transport you down to Darchen, or in case of necessity, vehicles could also support bringing you down.

  • We can provide guesthouse support at Dirapuk in USD 50 per night for your one particular day at the Guesthouse.

  • Simple to moderate healthcare aid facilities can be found in the Darchen and Saga regions.

  • Pilgrims not selecting to start the trek can notify us at least thirty days before embark for an alternate support package at Darchen.

  • Portable Oxygen tanks are available in the travel support vehicle along the entire Yatra trail.

  • For Kailash Kora, oxygen will be equipped with portable cylinders, and pilgrims will need to rent their cylinders for use during the pilgrimage trek.

What to Strictly Not Pack for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?

Avoid these articles while traveling in Tibet, for smoother border crossing into Tibet and avoiding confiscated items and delays in customs checks and entry into the region. Chinese customs and Tibet tour operators often have some restrictions. Any violation could attract interrogation from security personnel or forfeiture of banned articles. Check for the latest travel restrictions prior to travel to Tibet.

  • Drones: Personal drones Personal use drones usually require advance permit and can be confiscated upon entry at the Tibetan border.

  • Religious Books: Personal religious texts like the Bhagavad Gita, the Quran, the Bible, and others are usually prohibited, as it is possible for Chinese customs officials to confiscate such material.

  • Political Materials: Other material with a message: No pamphlets, posters, stickers, clothes, etc that carry any politically driven messages.

  • Maps Showing Political Boundaries: Maps that depict disputed international borders or other unofficial political boundaries may be restricted.

  • Large Flags or Large Banners: Large national, religious, or promotional flags and large banners are classified as sensitive items and should not be packed.

  • Satellite Phones: If traveling with personal satellite phones, they often need special permits, and travelers may be denied entry with them.

  • Photos of the Dalai Lama: Whether printed copies of photographs or posters, having images of the Dalai Lama is often restricted in Tibet and can result in confiscation by authorities.

How to Know if You Qualify for Kailash Yatra?

Any person wanting to book the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra should ensure that they confirm to the basic health and travel prerequisites. Since the yatra involves traveling to an altitude of more than 5,600 meters, an individual is expected to have good health and medical fitness. The tour operators, as well as governmental authorities, will insist upon the following parameters for the pilgrimage.

Age Criteria

Any person between the age group of 15 years and 70 years can undertake this yatra.

Medical requirements

The participant needs to acquire a medically fit certificate from a registered medical doctor well before proceeding for this yatra.

Physical fitness

The person should be fit enough for the arduous physical movement and should also be in a position to walk at high altitudes during the journey. Practicing some basic exercises that are helpful for the heart and body’s endurance is highly encouraged prior to this tour.

Who should Absolutely avoid?

An individual having any serious disorder of the heart, uncontrolled blood sugar levels, uncontrolled asthma, or any other disorder that might exacerbate with the high-altitude conditions is advised not to undertake the pilgrimage, and only after receiving special permission from their physician should any decision be made to undertake the journey after consultation with their chosen tour operator.

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FAQs

The difficulty of the Mount Kailash trek is due to altitude, it is considered moderately to very physically difficult. However, because it does not require any technical climbing, the most difficult part of the trek is going over the Dolma La Pass (5630 m) during the Kailash Parikrama.

Yes, all international pilgrims to Mount Kailash must hold a valid passport, a Chinese visa (when applicable), a Tibet travel permit, and any other necessary travel documentation as arranged by the accredited Tibet travel agent.

Yes, there is no shortage of people who want to complete the Mount Kailash pilgrimage for the first time each year. As long as you have a good itinerary that allows you enough time for acclimatization and has a reasonable level of fitness, then there is no issue.

You’ll be reaching your highest elevation of Kailash Yatra, the Dolma La Pass of roughly 5630m (18471ft) on the 2nd day of Kailash Kora. 

Yes, pilgrims who choose not to or cannot participate in the 52 km Kailash Parikrama may opt to remain in Darchen and not complete the trek with their group.

Trip rates vary depending on factors including the size of the traveling party, itinerary complexity, and additional services. Generally speaking, costs for an overland tour begin at approximately $1,870 to $2,500 per person (USD). As an example, you’ll also want to add up any miscellaneous items such as personal insurance policy premiums, pony rentals, and/or tips.

Travel Insurance can be helpful, but it is not specifically required. However, we suggest that you have comprehensive travel insurance to cover all your needs while in High Altitude (5,000 ft. and higher) travelling and any possibility of an emergency evacuation.

Travel Plans may be rearranged or cancelled due to Border Closure, and/or Weather, or Government Restrictions. The tours will have to follow the safety rules given, considering both the official authorities and weather conditions, in making arrangements for alternative travel.

No. Travelling to the Mount Kailash Region is not usually permitted for Independent Travellers. International Travellers travelling to Mount Kailash are required to travel as part of an Extension or Group Tour using the necessary permits and the authorized operator.

Yes. You are required to have a valid passport to enter China and must also obtain a visa before entering China, if necessary, as well as a Tibet permit.

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