Introduction

Kailash Mansarovar Tour – Yatra constitutes the holiest pilgrimage for almost every religion worldwide, like Buddhists, Hindus, Bon and Jains. This trip includes visiting the sacred Mansarovar Lake and Mount Kailash, recognized as the mountain abode of almighty Lord Shiva. In simple words, Mount Kailash constitutes a soul gratifying type of pilgrimage and navigates via the high mountains of the Himalayan region.

Every year, large numbers of pilgrims across the world opt to go for Kailash Yatra to get blessings from Lord Shiva. According to mythology, Mount Kailash circumambulation and Mansarovar Lake’s holy dip destroy every sin a person may deed in his/her previous 100 incarnations.

Kailash Mansarovar Tour Highlights

  • Holy dip in the famous Mansarovar Lake
  • Participation in each of the spiritual rituals performed on the lake of Mansarovar
  • Circumambulation of the famous Mount Kailash
  • Opportunity to view Gauri Kund
  • Sightseeing in the capital city of Nepal i.e. Kathmandu, which
    includes Buddha Nilakanth sacred place and the Pashupatinath Temple.
  • Excursion to Asthapath on an optional basis

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Trip Code

AMT - TIBET - 104
Best Season

Spring & Autumn
Trip Grade

Strenuous
Max Altitude

N/A
Accomodation

Teahouses/Lodges
Transportation

Flight/Jeep or Bus
Meals

BB/Full Board
Group Size

Any

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  • International Airfare.
  • Personal Travel Insurance (essential for high altitude trekking).
  • Personal expenses (bar, laundry, personal shopping, internet usages during the trek, hot shower during the trek, battery charge during the trek etc.).
  • Alcoholic beverage.
  • TIPS for Staff.

Frequently asked question (FAQ'S)

The prime time for trekking Tibet is during Spring(March, April and May) and Autumn (October and November). During these seasons the weather will be clear, flowers will bloom on the way, the charm of the atmosphere can be felt by the heart, magnificent views of the Himalayas can be seen and mostly you can explore the wilderness of Tibet freely.

Normally, Within 12-24 hours after ascending a certain height(1,500 to 2,500 meter above sea level) altitude sickness symptoms like dizziness, fatigue, loss of appetite, sleep problems, loss of energy, and shortness of breath are seen. In case of any altitude sickness symptoms we will apply medication and descend immediately for acclimatization.

Flying to Tibet directly from international aircraft is not possible. There are two ways to enter the land of Tibet either from Nepal or China. Hence, to visit Tibet we need a special trekking permit for Tibet and Visa of Nepal or China. If you are traveling with us we will manage a Travel Permit to Tibet.

Tibet is an inland country and is extremely dry for 9 months of the year. It has continental climate usually with warm days and cool nights. Annual temperature variation is significant. Summers are warm and winters are cold. During Autumn and Spring seasons the temperature will be moderate and you will experience little rain which makes these seasons favorable to explore the wilderness of Tibet.

Yes!! It is recommended to have travel insurance during the trek. It is uncertain that you will not feel sick or get into any accidents during the trek. So, for medical emergencies or as precaution against risks and financial losses that could happen while traveling, insurance is best.

While traveling to Tibet you will get to taste a lot of Tibetan cuisine, Sichuan cuisine and western style dishes. Tibetan food is mostly made by using meat and less vegetables. If you are a meat lover then it is a great opportunity for you to explore different cuisines. Some of the famous foods are Yak Butter, Tibetan Mo:Mo, Tibetan Sausage, and Dry Meat.

Due to restrictions put in place by the Chinese government in its provinces It is not allowed to travel to Tibet as an individual tourist.