When we say Safety, we just don’t mean climbing. Right from the food you eat at our camps, to every tiny piece of rope & hardware, & our Sherpa guides are the best in class. All these will ensure a safest climbing experience.
Our Mountain Guides are of the finest in the region. They form the backbone of all our expeditions. Highly experienced, they bring all possibilities to your table, so that you’ll enjoy the best of climbing experience on the mountains.
Our in-house expert panel of mountaineers screen you in all aspects: Physical, mental, medical, technical know-how and then prepare a detailed report of where you stand. Based on that we put you through a road map.
Mount Kailash (Kang Rinpoche), a towering peak in the remote Tibetan Himalayas, is not only one of the most majestic mountains on earth but also one of the most sacred.
Dominating the landscape at 6,638 meters (21,778 feet), its pristine, celestial beauty draws pilgrims and adventurers alike. For centuries, Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers have revered Mount Kailash as the spiritual epicentre of their faiths, each seeing it as the axis of the world and a connection between heaven and earth.
The spiritual allure of this sacred mountain extends beyond religious teachings. The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, an sacred pilgrimage, is undertaken by thousands of devotees from India and beyond. This sacred journey takes pilgrims around the base of Mount Kailash, a 52-kilometer circumambulation known as the “Parikrama” or “Kora.” Pilgrims believe that completing the circuit around the mountain cleanses one of all sins and brings them closer to spiritual enlightenment.
A Spiritual Road Journey for Everyone
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a soul-stirring pilgrimage that can be undertaken by anyone with moderate fitness. Unlike traditional treks, this journey is a leisure road trip from Kathmandu, making it accessible to a wide range of travelers, including seniors and spiritual seekers.
Gradual Acclimatization Advantage:
The route is carefully designed to allow gradual altitude gain, helping travelers acclimatize safely to the high elevations of the Tibetan plateau. With expert support and planned halts, the journey remains comfortable and rewarding, even at high altitudes.
Comfortable Travel, Breathtaking Views:
Experience a scenic drive through the Himalayas, crossing dramatic landscapes, pristine lakes, and snow-capped peaks—all without strenuous trekking. The road journey to Kailash Mansarovar offers both comfort and the chance to witness some of the world’s most stunning terrain.
Sacred Sites and Spiritual Significance:
At the heart of the Yatra lies the sacred Mount Kailash and the holy Mansarovar Lake, revered in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon. This Mount Kailash tour is not just a trip—it’s a transformative spiritual experience filled with devotion, peace, and the profound power of nature.
Arrive in Tribhuvan International Airport Kathmandu and transfer to your Hotel, short briefing – Altitude 1,300m |
Early morning visit Pashupatinath temple and last minute preparation – tour briefing. Altitude 1,300m |
Early morning, after breakfast will drive to Timure (1,850m) by bus about 7hr driving , lunch on the way – Distance 145km |
Early morning, after breakfast, drive to Nepal-China immigration for formalities and drive to Kyirong town – 27km (Altitude 2,700m) |
Drive to Saga (4,500m) will cross through Lamu Kungdangla pass (5,200m)- Distance 250km |
Today you will travel via Paryang and Mayumla pass. Distance 560km which will take 10hrs of driving. Mud house room only available so have to share rooms with yatris for about 4,5,6 people in one room – Pre booking of horse & porters
Tented puja at Manasorovar lake and afternoon driving to Darchen (4,560m), Base camp of Mt. Kailash by environmental bus, our guides will arrange horses and porters for the next three days Parikrama to Kailash |
After breakfast, drive to Tarboche-Yamdhawar (08km) and start the trek Kora of Mt. Kailash to Diraphuk (4,700m), light lunch on the way. The first day of Kailash Parikrama is 12 km. Porters and horses will be available here
Trek to Zutulphuk(4,650m). This is the day all pilgrims talk about. It is the most difficult section of the Yatra, crossing over Dolmala Pass (5,600m). The distance is 22km. |
Trek about 10km, catch a bus drive to Saga. It will take 09hours minimum to reach Saga, packed lunch on the way |
Drive early morning to Nepal-China border via Kyirong, same day clearance immigration, and drive to Timure (Nepal) |
Drive to Kathmandu early after breakfast by bus, lunch on the way at Trishuli |
Fly back to home |
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Cost Excludes
Embarking on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by road is a deeply spiritual and life-changing experience. While it’s a comfortable journey designed for all age groups—including seniors—it’s important to be well-prepared to ensure a safe, comfortable, and enriching pilgrimage.
While this is a road-based pilgrimage with minimal physical strain, the high-altitude and remote Tibetan terrain require specific gear to keep you warm, comfortable, and prepared.
We’ll share a detailed packing checklist tailored for high-altitude travel. Please get in touch with our team, and we’ll help you personally with what to carry based on the season and your fitness level.
Travel Details
Climbers are suggested to arrive 1-2 days before the start date of the expedition. This allows ample time to recover from any jetlag and settle in the local city. The return ticket may be an ‘open ticket’ or 1-2 days after the last day of the expedition.
Insurance
It is mandatory for every climber to have an insurance that covers medical emergency & evacuation during the full duration of the expedition. Along with that, we also highly recommend a ‘trip cancellation’ insurance for any eventuality. Having such an insurance will ensure that you as a climber are covered from all aspects.
Currency
Visa
We provide full support in the form of supporting documentation and all the necessary communication required for the processing of your visa.
Booking Policy
A booking fee of ₹50,000 will be required to confirm your trip for an upcoming season. This fee is non-refundable but transferable. Please refer our detailed booking policy sent to you on request.
Payment Policy
Convenient part payment options are available for this trip. However, the complete payment has to be made on or before 10 days before the start of the itinerary.
Transfer Policy
Incase for any reason your trip has to be transferred to the next season, the same can be done within the ‘Transfer period’ for each trip.
Cancellation Policy
Our cancellation policies are customer-friendly and can be easily availed within the ‘cancellation period’ of each trip. Please note that the cancellation will be subject to prevalent conditions.
For a detailed list of all the policies, please write to us at info@transadventures.com
Safety is the highest priority in our expeditions. When we say safety, we just don’t mean climbing. Right from the food you eat at our camps, to all the tiny pieces of rope & hardware, & our mountain/expedition guides are the best in class. All these will ensure the safest climbing experience.
Our Mountain Guides are of the finest in the region. They form the backbone of all our expeditions. Highly experienced, they bring all of it to your table, so that you’ll enjoy the best of climbing experience on the big mountains.
Honestly, it’s an open secret that the above two aspects of safety and hospitality have been propelling our clients to the top of every summit. With over 90 summits to Everest and another 200 summits covering all the 7-Summits, we let the numbers speak our success.
Our base camp services across the globe are unrivaled! For us, a base camp is a “Home away from home”. Whether you’re from the west or the east, we ensure that we serve you your native food on a daily basis. With a host of custom packages to choose from, we’re certain that you will not miss the comfort of your home!
An experienced high altitude medical doctor is always with us during every expedition to Mt.Everest. He/she is always available at the Base Camp/ Advanced Base Camp for any medical related concern, however small the condition is. Well, in the mountains it’s the small things that matter the most!
The weather plays the single most important factor on your probability of reaching the summit. We have 3 independent weather forecasts from the most reliable weather forecasters that ensure that we pick the most safest weather window for your summit attempt.
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