Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour Packages for 2025

Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour Packages for 2025

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trip info

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Duration

14 days

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Max Altitude

5630 M

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Difficulty

Moderate

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Starts from

Kathmandu

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Trips Ends at

Kathmandu

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Activity

Tours & Hike

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Accommodation

Tea House & Hotel

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Meals

Included

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Weather

-7 °C

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Group Size

4-32

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Best Season

March - Sept

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Region

No Region

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Trip Highlights
  • Sacred Pilgrimage – One of the holiest journeys for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers.

  • Mt. Kailash – The legendary, unconquered peak believed to be Lord Shiva’s abode.

  • Lake Mansarovar – A pristine, high-altitude lake known for its spiritual significance and breathtaking beauty.

  • Parikrama (Kora) – A 52 km trek around Mt. Kailash, considered a path to salvation.

  • Dirapuk & Zuthulpuk – Key stopovers offering stunning views and spiritual reflections.

  • Dolma La Pass (5,645m) – The highest and most challenging point of the trek.

  • Divine Dip & Rituals – Holy bath in Mansarovar and meditation by the serene waters.

  • Tibet’s Mystique – Experience Tibetan culture, monasteries, and untouched landscapes.

  • Ultimate Test of Endurance – A journey of faith, adventure, and self-discovery.

Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour Packages for 2025 Overview

Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour can be a spiritual and cultural journey to the Lord Shiva’s abode to the pilgrims, while it can also be a cultural and adventurous trip to one of the most beautiful regions in the world for others.

In other words, it is one of the best journeys to experience a sense of peace, serenity, and adventure. 

Mt. Kailash Manasarovar Lake Yatra Packages combine visits to two of the unique and highly praised destinations in Tibet, i.e., the holiest in Asia, Mount Kailash, and one of three sacred lakes in Tibet, Manasarovar Lake. 

Mount Kailash (6,714 m) is a revered sacred mountain also known as Tise, Kailash, or Kang Rinpoche (Jewel of the Snows). Hindus, Buddhists, Janis, and Bonpos revere Kailash, viewing it as the center of the material and spiritual cosmos. According to Hindu mythology, the Hindu deity Shiva lives on the peak accompanied by his wife goddess Parvati, daughter of the Himalayas.

Buddhists see it as the cosmic mandala of Dyani Buddhas and Boddhisattvas as an earthly projection (which represents the Wheel of Life). The Jains think that Adinath, their first guru, obtained freedom here.

Additionally, Mount Kailash is revered by Bon believers (a pre-Buddhist faith) as the sacred nine-story swastika mountain and a source of spiritual power because their saint is said to have fallen from this peak.

In addition to its religious significance, Mt. Kailash is well known for its breathtaking natural beauty. It is a difficult location to visit, thus, many adventure seekers could love it here.

Similar to Kailash, Manasarovar Lake is the symbol of clarity and purity. It is considered to be a sacred site for pilgrimage, attracting Hindus from all around the world.

There is a belief that those who bathe and drink in this sacred lake get purified & their sins washed wash. The magnificence and natural beauty of these sacred religious sites are beyond belief. 

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Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour is possible through many routes. This particular package starts from Kathmandu through the Nepal-Tibet Border which is the most fruitful, convenient, and economical option.

The Kailash Manasarovar Overland Journey combines a spiritual experience with gorgeous scenery, breathtaking passes, turquoise lakes, and a magnificent view of Mount Kailash. 

The route to the holy Mount Kailash from Saga includes many days of driving and three days of trekking.

The route is filled with magnificent monasteries situated on the cliff, the hospitality of Tibetan people, Yak traveling over the white snowy passes, and most importantly, the spectacular Himalayan range and crystal-clear lake. 

Also, you can enjoy colorful Tibetan arts, crafts, traditions, culture, lifestyle, customs, and meals. If you want to skip a few driving days, check out our Mount Kailash Helicopter Tour. 

Also Read: 15 Mysteries & Facts about Mount Kailash

 

Mark the date to make a trip to Mount Kailash and Manasarovar and create a lifetime memory and experience. We, Himalayan Trekkers, are always there to help you travel to the fullest.

You will see during Kailash Mansarovar Yatra:

Mount Kailash Kora (Circuit) Difficulty 

The Kailash Parikrama, also referred to as the Kailash Kora, is one of the holiest walks around the sacred Mount Kailash. There are two kora routes; one is the outer route, and the other is the inner route.

The outer route is the most famous one that circles Mount Kailash and goes via the high mountain pass, Drolma La. It takes 56 kilometers to travel Mount Kailash's outer kora.

It involves a three-day travel with overnight stops at the monasteries of Drirapuk and Zutulpuk along the way. Some pilgrims who perform prostration can complete a circle in as little as a day, while most foreigners require three days. 

The outer Kora starts from Darchen and ends in Darchen, making a complete circuit that requires full trekking. But these days, the vehicle goes up to Tarboch, which is just a 7 km drive from Darchen.

Also, the trekking can be ended in Hor Qu village nowadays before arriving at Darchen in a vehicle on the last day of Kora. So, the vehicle transfer makes the journey a little easier as you will be skipping some hours of trekking. 

Generally, the first and the last days of the Parikrama are easier than the second day because we have to come across a high mountain pass named Drolma La Pass at 5645 meters on the second day.

This is also the highest elevation a traveler gains during the Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour. The second day would also be the longest trekking day of this Mount Kailash Kora where we should encounter rocky paths, ice-covered hills, and ruins. 

Another challenge during the Mount Kailash Parikrama and the whole Mt. Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour would be AMS (Altitude Mountain Sickness).

Tibet is already at a high altitude and during this trip, we would be traveling to higher elevation places over 4000 meters.

So, there are chances of getting altitude sickness but we can prevent it by taking the required acclimatization, hydrating, moving slowly, etc. Similarly, if you witness symptoms of altitude sickness, you are advised to inform your guide as soon as possible. 

Also Read: Difficulty and Preparation for Mount Kailash Mansarovar

Best time to do Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour

The best time to visit Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour during the Saga Dawa Festival, which typically takes place in May.

Great events are planned in the area to celebrate the birth, enlightenment, and death of Lord Buddha during this festival.

Additionally, during this festival season, a sizable number of pilgrims, particularly from Tibet and India, come to this location, filling nearly every available lodging.

So, if you're thinking of taking the Mount Kailash Tour during the Saga Dawa Festival, it's best to book in advance with a recognized agency like Himalayan Trekkers. Additionally, keep in mind that the festival date varies each year and that you should be informed of it.

Other than the Saga Festival time, tours of Kailash Manasarovar are possible at any time from spring to autumn season.

If we have to choose the best, then it would be the months from May to June and September to October when the visibility is excellent, the scenery is breathtaking, and the weather is comfortable.

During these times, Kailash Manasarovar experiences a majority of sunny days with deep blue skies and very fresh air for circumambulating the sacred Mountain.

The views along the Kora route and the driving route also become vast and captivating with great visibility. 

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Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour can also be done during the summer monsoon season because this area has much lower precipitation than the other parts of the county, which are just a little more than showers. 

Winter is not the recommended time to do the Tibet Trips, including the Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour because the cold in the higher altitude is very harsh.

With the temperature dropping to minus, the driving roads and the Parikrama (Kora) routes are covered with snow which makes the journey hard to complete.

Permits to do the Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour 

The following four permits are necessary for Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Yatra.

1. Tibet Travel Permit 

Tibet Travel Permit is mandatory to enter Tibet Autonomous Region and visit any of its places. Tibet Travel Bureau (TTB) provides this permit. To obtain this permit, you have to first book a tour with an authorized agency like us.

Then, we will forward your passport and document copies to our agency partner in Tibet which will be then submitted to TTB. After around two weeks, our representative in Tibet will receive the permit and hand it over to you once you land in Tibet. 

2. Chinese Group Visa 

Chinese Group Visa is compulsory for any traveler entering Tibet from Nepal. As this Kailash Manasarovar Trip starts in Nepal, you will need the Chinese Group Visa, which is also called the paper visa.

This visa is issued by the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu and requires the original passports of the travelers. So, once you arrive in Nepal, your documents will be collected and submitted to the Chinese Embassy.

It takes 3 working days to grant the visa so the traverses must arrive in Kathmandu 3-4 days prior to departing to Tibet. 

3. Alien’s Travel Permit

Alien’s Travel Permit is a special permit to explore the restricted areas of Tibet that also includes the Mount Kailash & Lake Manasarovar region. Your guide will help you get this permit once you are in Tibet which takes only an hour or two to get it. 

4. Military Permit 

A military Permit is another special permit that is required to explore the Mount Kailash area. This permit is granted by the military affairs office.

Short Itinerary

Day-1:

Arrival in Kathmandu

Day-2:

Full-Day Kathmandu Sightseeing

Day-10:

Trek to Zuthulphuk via Drolma La Pass - 2nd Day of Kora

Day-13:

Drive Syabrubesi – Kathmandu

Day-8:

Explore Manasarovar Lake & Drive to Darchen

Day-4:

Drive Kathmandu – Syabrubesi

Day-5:

Drive Syabrubesi – Kerung/Gyirong & Explore

Day-9:

Drive to Tarboche & Trek to Diraphuk - 1st Day of Kora

Day-14:

Departure from Kathmandu

Day-3:

Day Hike to Champadevi/Shivapuri

Day-12:

Drive Saga – Syabrubesi

Day-11:

Hike to Darchen - Last day of Kora & Drive to Saga

Day-7:

Drive Saga – Manasarovar Lake

Day-6:

Drive Kerung – Saga

Itinerary Map

Itinerary Detail

Packing list for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

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  • Backpack (50-60L) + Rain Cover

  • Daypack (20-30L)

  • Sleeping Bag (-10°C to -20°C)

  • Trekking Poles (Lightweight & Adjustable)

  • Sunglasses (UV Protection)

  • Sunscreen (SPF 50+) & Lip Balm

  • Headlamp + Extra Batteries

  • First Aid Kit + Personal Medicines

  • Water Bottles (2L) or Hydration Pack

  • Energy Bars & Dry Fruits

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  • Thermal Base Layer (Moisture-Wicking)

  • Fleece Jacket (Warm & Lightweight)

  • Windproof & Waterproof Jacket

  • Down Jacket (-10°C Rating)

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  • Lightweight T-Shirts (Quick-Dry)

  • Full-Sleeve Shirts (Sun Protection)

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  • Thermal Leggings (Base Layer)

  • Trekking Pants (Quick-Dry)

  • Waterproof Overpants (Optional)

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  • Inner Gloves (Thermal)

  • Outer Gloves (Waterproof & Windproof)

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  • Trekking Shoes (Waterproof & High Ankle)

  • Sandals (For Camp & River Crossings)

  • Woolen Socks (3-4 Pairs)

  • Cotton Socks (2-3 Pairs)

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  • Moisture-Wicking Underwear

  • Thermal Innerwear (Top & Bottom)

What is Included / Not Included

Includes
  • Arrival/departure transfer by private vehicle

  • Accommodations on a twin/double sharing basis ( 3* Standard)

  • Daily Breakfast at a Hotel in Kathmandu

  • Best Available accommodations in Syabrubesi, Kerung, Saga & Manasarovar

  • All necessary kitchen equipment as per itinerary

  • Sightseeing in Kathandu with applicable entrance fees

  • Chinese Group VISA fees, Kailash Permit, and Tibet travel permits

  • All Ground transfers in private vehicles as per itinerary according to group size

  • All Vegetable meals during the Trip

  • Sleeping bag, Down jacket ( if required)

  • Tibet Local guide and Nepali guide with supporting crew

  • Accommodation, Meals, wages, allowances, insurance, Medical, and equipment for Himalayan trekkers’ Mountain Guide and the supporting crew

  • Welcome/farewell dinner

  • All applicable government taxes and official expenses

Accommodation

Accommodations During Mt Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour

Himalayan Trekkers offers the best available 3* standard category accommodations on a twin/double sharing basis in Kathmandu. However, if you want to upgrade the service or prefer a single supplementary, we can manage them for you at an additional cost.

During your stay in Syabrubesi, Kerung, Saga, and Manasarovar, we offer you the best available guest house in the region with a clean room and warm and comfortable bed, and during the Mount Kailash Parikrama, you will be staying in the very basic monastery guest houses. The services are more basic than the hotels in city areas as they lie at high altitudes. 

Meals During the Kailash Manasarovar Tour

Every breakfast during the Mount Kailash Helicopter Tour is included in the package cost. And except for the lunches and dinners in Kathmandu, all other meals are provided by Himalayan Trekkers.

You can find a variety of dishes such as Tibetan cuisines, Sichuan cuisines, Hunan menus, etc., on your way to Mount Kailash. And, the meals during the Yatra trip will all be vegetarian. 

We have not included lunches and dinners in Kathmandu as this city has wide options to select from.

There are hundreds of good restaurants in Kathmandu where you can find dishes from anywhere around the world including Indian, Chinese, Continental, and Western, along with the local Nepalese dishes.

However, we can recommend a place to dine at as per your preferences.

Also Read: Cost and Budgeting for The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

FAQ

General

What is the Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour?

The Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake Tour is a sacred pilgrimage and adventure journey to Mount Kailash (6,638m) and Lake Manasarovar in Tibet, revered by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers.

Where is Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar located?

Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar are situated in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, near the Indian and Nepalese borders.

How difficult is the Mount Kailash Manasarovar Tour?

The tour is considered moderate to strenuous due to the high altitude, rugged terrain, and the three-day kora (circumambulation) around Mount Kailash, which reaches an elevation of 5,650m at Dolma La Pass.

Do I need a visa or permit for the tour?

Yes, travelers need a Chinese visa and a Tibet Travel Permit. If you are traveling from Nepal, a special group visa is required, which will be arranged by the tour operator.

Is the Mount Kailash Manasarovar Tour suitable for all age groups?

While the tour is open to all, it is recommended for physically fit individuals above 10 years old. Due to high altitudes, elderly travelers and those with pre-existing medical conditions should consult a doctor before planning the trip.

Weather and Temperature

What is the best time to visit Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar?

The best time for the tour is from May to September, as the weather is relatively stable, and the temperature is moderate.

How cold does it get at Mount Kailash?

Temperatures vary by season. During summer, daytime temperatures range from 10°C to 15°C, while nighttime temperatures can drop below freezing. Winters are extremely cold, making travel nearly impossible.

Does it rain in the Mount Kailash region?

Rainfall is minimal due to the region’s high-altitude desert climate. However, light showers can occur during July and August.

Is it possible to visit Mount Kailash in winter?

Yes, But winter (November to April) is not recommended due to extreme cold, heavy snowfall, and road closures.

Are there temperature fluctuations during the trek?

Yes, temperatures can vary significantly between day and night, so it's essential to dress in layers and be prepared for sudden weather changes.

Health & Fitness

How fit do I need to be for the Mount Kailash trek?

A moderate to high level of fitness is required. Participants should be able to walk long distances in high altitudes, especially during the three-day kora around Mount Kailash.

Do I need any prior trekking experience?

Prior trekking experience is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended, especially at high altitudes.

How can I prepare for the high altitude?

Acclimatization is crucial. Engaging in cardio exercises, yoga, and high-altitude training before the trip helps in better adaptation.

What are the symptoms of altitude sickness?

Symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, and shortness of breath. It is important to ascend gradually and stay hydrated.

Can I use horses or yaks if I can't complete the trek?

Yes, horses and yaks are available for rent during the kora for those who may find walking difficult.

Accommodation & Food

What kind of accommodation is available during the tour?

Accommodations range from basic guesthouses in small Tibetan towns to monasteries and tented camps near Mount Kailash.

Are there any hotels at Mount Kailash?

No, there are no hotels near Mount Kailash. Pilgrims and trekkers stay in guesthouses or monastery dormitories.

What type of food is available?

Basic vegetarian meals such as rice, noodles, soup, and Tibetan bread are available. In some locations, Indian and Nepali cuisine may also be available.

Can I drink the water from Lake Manasarovar?

While considered sacred, it is not recommended to drink directly from the lake. Always drink boiled or bottled water.

Is vegetarian food available throughout the trip?

Yes, vegetarian food is widely available, as many pilgrims prefer vegetarian meals.

Packing & Essentials

What should I pack for the Mount Kailash Manasarovar Tour?

Essential items include warm clothing, trekking boots, sunglasses, sunscreen, personal medications, and a high-quality sleeping bag.

Do I need to bring my own trekking gear?

Yes, personal trekking gear such as walking poles, gloves, and layered clothing is recommended. Some gear may be rented in Kathmandu or Lhasa.

Is oxygen available in case of altitude sickness?

Yes, portable oxygen cylinders are available with tour operators, and some guesthouses may have oxygen supplies.

Are ATMs available along the route?

ATMs are available in major cities like Lhasa and Darchen, but cash should be carried as ATMs may not be reliable in remote areas.

Can I charge my electronic devices during the trek?

Yes, but electricity may be limited in remote areas. Carrying a power bank or solar charger is recommended.

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Anitha Manoharan

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My husband and I had the incredible opportunity to travel for the Mount Kailash

My husband and I had the incredible opportunity to travel for the Mount Kailash darshan during the first half of June, and we chose Himalayan Trekkers to organise our journey. From the very beginning, the team’s communication was prompt, clear, and informative, which gave us great confidence to book with them over other companies.

We joined a group of pilgrims arranged by Himalayan Trekkers, and the entire experience was beyond what we expected. Seeing Mount Kailash for the first time was deeply moving.

 

Throughout the trip, the Himalayan Trekkers team was incredibly attentive and supportive, always making sure that each member of the group was comfortable, safe, and well cared for.

The food prepared by the Kitchen Team was surprisingly delicious, and it truly added to the overall positive experience. I would highly recommend Himalayan Trekkers to anyone interested in this sacred pilgrimage; their professionalism, care, and thoughtful planning made our trip smooth, meaningful, and unforgettable.


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Vamsi Krishna Reddy

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The journey itself was truly amazing.

Taking my family for the Mount Kailash darshan was a long-awaited dream come true, and we couldn’t have chosen a better company than Himalayan Trekkers to make it happen. One of my friends had recommended them, so I did some research, read through their reviews, and decided to reach out. From the first message, Raj, the founder, was incredibly attentive, kind, and informative. His prompt responses and clarity gave us immediate confidence, and we went ahead with the booking without any hesitation.

 

The journey itself was truly amazing. We travelled with a group of like-minded pilgrims. For our family, this trip was one of the most significant spiritual experiences we've ever had. Witnessing the sacred Mount Kailash and spending time at Mansarovar Lake filled us with deep peace and a sense of fulfilment.

 

We’re especially grateful to the Himalayan Trekkers team, who took care of everything with such warmth and professionalism. Our guide, Nishan, was knowledgeable and supportive throughout, and the cook prepared wholesome and delicious South Indian meals. Travelling with them felt like being part of a caring family. If you're looking to embark on a spiritual journey to Mount Kailash, I wholeheartedly recommend Himalayan Trekkers. Trust me, you’ll be in good hands.


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Ajith Krishnamurthy

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It made all the difference

This was my second time visiting Mount Kailash, but my first time travelling with Himalayan Trekkers, and it made all the difference. Mount Kailash has always brought a deep sense of peace and clarity into my life, helping me reconnect with myself and what truly matters.

This time, I felt even more energised. The group was full of kind, genuine people, which made the journey even more special. My previous experience with another company wasn’t the best, so I didn’t expect much, but Himalayan Trekkers truly exceeded everything. I’ll definitely travel with them again for my third darshan.


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Narayan Ramachandran

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I felt confident and decided to join their June departure group

I came across an Instagram post about the Mount Kailash trip by Himalayan Trekkers and messaged them right away. After a few back-and-forth conversations, I felt confident and decided to join their June departure group. The entire trip went smoothly without any major issues, which made the experience even more enjoyable.

 

As for Mount Kailash, I honestly have no words. It had been on my bucket list for a very long time, and finally being there felt surreal. It was truly a dream come true, made possible by the perfect timing and the thoughtful planning and support from the Himalayan Trekkers team. I’m really grateful for the experience.


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Megha Sarma

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They arranged a lovely hotel stay in Kathmandu

My mother and I recently completed the Mount Kailash and Manasarovar Yatra with Himalayan Trekkers, and it’s a journey we will both cherish for the rest of our lives.

 

The hiking days at high altitude were definitely challenging, especially for my mother, but thanks to the hardworking and supportive team of Himalayan Trekkers, we were able to complete the yatra without any major issues.

From the very beginning, right from our arrival in Kathmandu, Raj and his team were with us every step of the way.

They arranged a lovely hotel stay in Kathmandu, served us wholesome meals, introduced us to the rest of our group, and even organised pujas and aarti ceremonies at the holy Pashupatinath Temple, which truly set the spiritual tone for the trip.

 

During the Kailash journey, the entire staff was incredibly attentive, especially the assistant Nishan. He went out of his way to make sure everyone in the group was cared for, offering hot water for washing hands, refilling our water bottles without us even asking, and regularly checking in to make sure we were feeling okay in the high-altitude, rugged landscape.

Since trekking isn’t for everyone, my mother did the kora on horseback, which turned out to be a unique and memorable experience on its own. With Lord Shiva’s blessings and the team’s support, we completed the adventurous kora smoothly and returned home safe, fulfilled, and deeply grateful.

 

My mother and I are beyond happy with how everything turned out, from the spiritual fulfilment to the comfort and care provided. We are truly thankful to Himalayan Trekkers, to Raj, and the entire team for giving us this once-in-a-lifetime experience.


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Ganesan Krishnan Kurur

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I had been planning to do the Mount Kailash Yatra

I had been planning to do the Mount Kailash Yatra back in 2020, but then COVID happened and everything came to a halt. It took a long time for the region to reopen, and during that time, I reached out to many organisers, both in Nepal and Tibet. Out of all the people I connected with, Raj from Himalayan Trekkers stood out the most. He was by far the most knowledgeable, patient, and genuine person I spoke to.

 

From the very first message, Raj kept me updated regularly. He never seemed annoyed by my endless questions, whether through texts or calls, even when I asked the same things more than once over the years.

That level of commitment meant a lot. After all this time, years of planning, postponing, and dreaming, I finally confirmed my yatra for this year. And even then, I had my doubts… Will it go smoothly? Did I choose the right team?

 

But the trip turned out to be perfectly planned. Every detail was handled so well that there was really no room for complaints. The experience exceeded my expectations. I met incredible, like-minded people along the way, and the team made sure everyone felt supported and cared for.

 

In the end, I believe it was a mix of my dedication, divine timing, and Lord Shiva’s blessings that brought me to the right people at the right time. Looking back now, I realise that this journey couldn’t have been more perfect. I’ve come home not just with memories, but with a deeper understanding of the value of choosing the right people to walk beside you in life’s most meaningful experiences.

 

I’m deeply grateful to Raj and the entire Himalayan Trekkers team for their sincerity, patience, and flawless planning of this life-changing journey.


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Pavel Pokorný

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We felt safe, respected, and supported the whole time.

Raj and the Himalayan Trekkers team have organized many treks and tours for us over the past few years. They are one of the most genuine and reliable companies we trust in Nepal.

 

Our group often travels to Mount Kailash, looking for spiritual connection, peace, and adventure. This time, for the first time, we did the Kailash tour with Himalayan Trekkers.

 

We were a group of 18 people this year.

 

We were totally impressed with their service during the Mount Kailash trip as well. Everything was well planned and smooth, from permits to transportation, hotels, food, and support during the journey.

 

We felt safe, respected, and supported the whole time.

 

Thank you, Himalayan Trekkers!


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