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| Kailash Mansarovar Yatra (20 days tour) |
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 » Day 01: Meet at Kathmandu; Stay in a Hotel.» Day 02: Sight seeing in Kathmandu - Stay in the Hotel. » Day 03: In Kathmandu. Sightseeing in Kathmandu. Stay in the Hotel. » Day 04 |
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| Leave by air for Lhasa from Kathmandu; Stay at Lahasa in a Hotel. |
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| » Day 05 |
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| Stay at Lahsa in a Hotel |
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| » Day 06 |
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Drive from Lahsa to Sigatse (340 kms). Stay at Sigatse which is on the seat of Panchen Lama. Stay in a Hotel. |
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| » Day 07 |
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| Drive from Sigatse to Lhutse (308 kms). Stay in a Hotel. |
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| » Day 08 |
| Drive from Lhutse to Saga (300 kms). Stay in a camp at Saga. |
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| » Day 09 |
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| Drive from Saga to Paryang (200 kms). Overnight stay in a camp in Saga. |
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| » Day 10 |
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| Drive from Paryang to lake Mansarovar. Arrive and stay on the bank of Mansarovar lake in a camp. |
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| » Day 11 |
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| Opening ceremony of ashram; puja, Shiva Katha Saar and Bhagwat Katha Saar. Stay on the banks of the lake Mansarovar in the camp. |
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| » Day 12 |
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| Sight seeing around; Ravan Taal Shiva Katha Saar and Bhagwat Katha Saar. Overnight stay in the camp on the bank on Mansarovar lake. |
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| » Day 13 |
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| Early morning departure to Tar Bhoj ( starting point of Parikrama); Start the parikrama of the Mount Kailash. Overnight camping on the foot of Mount Kailash. |
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| » Day 14 |
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| Trek to Zuthul Phak via Dolma pass (22 kms). Overnight camping. |
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| » Day 15 |
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| Parikrama ends with a trek. Drive back to the bank of Mansarovar lake ( 8 kms / 3 - 4 hrs). Overnight camping. |
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| » Day 16 |
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| Drive back from Mansarovar to Paryang (220 kms). Overnight camping at Paryang. |
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| » Day 17 |
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| Drive from Paryang to Saga ( 200 kms ). Overnight camping at Saga. |
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 » Day 18: Drive from Saga to Nyalam. Stay at a hotel in Nyalam.» Day 19: Drive from Nyalam to Kathmandu. Stay in a hotel at Kathmandu. » Day 20: Depart from Kathmandu back home. |
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| Essential Information: for Pilgrims on Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. |
This yatra to the sacred land of Kailash Mansarovar is a once in a lifetime opportunity to undertake such a holy pilgrimage. it is, a very treacherous and difficult journey with regard to comfort and facilities. there is no running water or toilet facilities at all. Bathing is done by buckets in a makeshift tent, and toilets are either in makeshift tents or simply the nearby woods. Other than Kathmandu and Lhasa even the "hotels" are barely up to lowest Western standard. people will mostly be sleeping on the floor or on cots, several people per room. Other than Kathmandu and Lhasa there are no room facilities for private rooms, private bathrooms or anything like that. The roads are dirt and unpaved for much of the journey and there is nowhere to stop for food, beverage, bathroom, phone call etc. |
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Note: We would be happy to organize a specialized, tailor-made tour for you to suit your requirements. |
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