A Popular Mount Kailash (6638m) is one of the holy mountains in South Asia, believed to be the abode of Hindu Lord Shiva. Mount Kailash can be considered as a centre of four religions--Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and the followers of Bon Pa religion. However, Kailash receives only few pilgrims every year because of its remote location. For followers of Hindu religion, Mount Kailash is the place where Lord Shiva resides with his wife and Goddess Parvati along with other helpers.  Likewise, Tibetans revere Mount Kailash as Khang Rimpoche (Paths of the Soul), while the followers of ancient Bon Pa religion take Kailash to be the soul of Tibet. Similarly, Mount Kailash is Mount Ashtapada for the followers of Jain religion as they believe their saint Rishabanatha achieved spiritual liberation at Mount Kailash.   

Journey to Mt. Kailash Kora, next day morning after breakfast and with pack lunch we precede for Deraphuk (4920m) via Yamadwar. Drive to Yamadwar 15 minutes from Darchen for first day Parikrama. If weather will be fine you have superb view of Mt Kailash from Yamadwar then commence our sacred walk to Deraphuk (13 km), it takes about 5-6 hours walk for close to north face of Kailash.  Second day Parikrama (22km) is most challenge walk cross the Dolmala pass 5630 m and walk down head to riverside and flat walk to reach Zutulphuk and third day about 2 hours walk and drive to Darchen, have breakfast and drive to Ali City for next day morning flight to Lhasa. Arrival in Gonggar airport, transfer to Lhasa for overnight stay. In the morning have breakfast in hotel and transfer to airport for fly to Kathmandu

Guest Experience

Amazing holiday i took bath in this Sacred lake and it was very  cold, this is the second time I am taking bath in this wonderful lake, last year also I took bath exactly on the full moon day.Absolutely Blissful, Huge and Humongous, Peacefully Pleasant, Cool Lake representing Female part of Almighty and Mesmerizingly Majestic, Standing tall and Handsome Mount Kailash representing Male part of Almighty, both located next to each other is a ultimate yatra for our Salvation.