Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2027 - Overland
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Travel through the beautiful Himalayas to the sacred Mount Kailash, known as the home of Lord Shiva. Join in ancient rituals on the peaceful shores of Lake Mansarovar and feel the powerful spiritual energy of this special pilgrimage.
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- Spiritual & Cultural Experiences in Kathmandu
- Scenic Overland Journey Through the Himalayas
- Lake Mansarovar Rituals and Parikrama
- Mount Kailash Kora (3-Day Trek)
- Comfort and Support Throughout
Overview
Package Options & Cost
| Package Option | USD per person |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Package - Full Payment | USD $2,197* |
* or equivalent currency
- Package price is based on present Tibet entrance fee and this subject to change without any notice.
- Reserve your spot with a booking amount ofUSD $300 per person
- Payment can be made with bank transfer, PayPal or credit card
Fixed Dates for 2026 Kailash Yatra
| Month | Arrival Date at Kathmandu |
|---|---|
| May 2027 | 05, 14 (Full Moon) & 24 |
| June 2027 | 02, 12 (Full Moon) & 23 |
| July 2027 | 01, 12 ( Full moon) & 21 |
| August 2027 | 01, 10 ( Full moon) & 18 |
| September 2027 | 01, 09 ( Full moon) & 15 |
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Package Includes
- Kathmandu Accommodation: 3-Star Deluxe Hotel (Hotel Tibet / Holiday Inn Express or similar) on a twin-sharing basis. (Note: Includes Dinner on arrival day [Day 1] and breakfast on departure day [Day 14] only).
- Border Accommodation: 1 Night stay at Syabrubesi / Timure / Dhunche in a local lodge/guesthouse
- Tibet Accommodation:
Hotels: Standard hotel accommodation in Kerung, Saga, and Darchen
Guesthouses: Dormitory/Guest House stay on a common sharing basis with basic Tibetan common toilet facilities at Lake Mansarovar, Dirapuk, and Zuthulphuk.
Sightseeing: Guided half-day pilgrimage tour of Kathmandu city (Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Budhanilkantha). - Transports:
Nepal Portion: Kathmandu – China Border – Kathmandu by bus (Non AC).
Tibet Portion: Travel within Tibet by Luxury A/C Tourist Coach. - Support Logistics: Supporting truck to carry luggage anwd kitchen equipment (depending on group size).
- Permits: Necessary Tibet travel/trekking permits as per the itinerary.
- Meals: Pure vegetarian meals throughout the Yatra (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner as specified in the itinerary).
- Staff & Support Crew: Services of an English-speaking Tibetan guide along with an experienced Nepalese supporting crew (Guide, Cooks, Helpers, and Sherpas).
- Medical & Emergency Gear: Emergency oxygen cylinders and comprehensive first-aid medical kit
- Complimentary Yatra Kit: 1 Duffle bag, 1 Backpack, 1 Cap, 1 Passport holder, and an official Kailash Yatra Completion Certificate.
- Transfers: Airport pick-up and drop-off escort services in Kathmandu by private vehicle.
- Taxes: All applicable government taxes and company service charges.
Note on Exclusions: Any service, meal, accommodation upgrade, or personal requirement beyond what is explicitly listed above or in the itinerary will attract additional charges payable directly by the guest.
Package Excludes
- Travel insurance / Rescue and evacuation service
- Entrance fee of Monuments at Kathmandu
- Nepal re-entry Visa fee
- To Visit Ashtapad
- Tips for guide & driver and Personal expenses
- Horse riding (Around 3500 Yuan) during the Parikrama
- Air ticket to Kathmandu & return back to home.
- Extra Hotel charge in Kathmandu if early return from Tibet or extra stay at Kathmandu
- Addition cost due to any political disturbances
- Extra accommodation charges if flight is canceled due to bad weather or delay in Permit \/Visa from Tibet (Please make sure your air ticket is flexible to change dates)
- If pilgrims leave the group early from the Tibet side for non \u2013 disease reasons then USD 100 per person per day has to be paid as penalty to the Tibet side \u2013 T.A.R. Foreign Exchange Center (FEC). ( Visa splitting charge, accommodation, transportation charges will be extra).
Nepal Visa: For Foreign nationals, visa upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport. ( Bring a copy of passport main page & 2 MRP size Photographs. Fee USD 50 For 30 Days )
FAQs
How long is the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?
Our Overland Kailash Mansarovar Yatra package takes 14 days, starting and concluding in Kathmandu, including travel, acclimatization, and spiritual Parikrama (circumambulation) around Mount Kailash. The itinerary is designed to make sure the pilgrims get enough acclimatization time at high-altitude conditions and can also accomplish the journey.
What is the best time for visiting Kailash Mansarovar?
The best time to visit Kailash Mansarovar would be from May to September. During this season, the weather remains mostly peaceful and pleasant. During these months, Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar look beautiful under clear blue skies. This season also minimizes the possibility of disruption by snowfall or extreme cold.
Is Kailash Mansarovar Yatra difficult?
It can be strenuous since most of the route is at high altitude, leading to AMS and other fatigue. Yet, with good acclimatization and proper preparation and the help of the guide, most of the persons of average fitness can perform this yatra easily. We recommend consulting a doctor and doing physical training before the tour.
What kind of accommodation can be expected on Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?
Accommodations vary from hotels in Kathmandu to guesthouses and basic lodges in remote areas. The facilities are extremely simple: shared rooms, high altitude with minimal facilities. It is recommended that the pilgrims carry essential items like sleeping bags for extra comfort.
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Package Highlights
- Spiritual & Cultural Experiences in Kathmandu
- Scenic Overland Journey Through the Himalayas
- Lake Mansarovar Rituals and Parikrama
- Mount Kailash Kora (3-Day Trek)
- Comfort and Support Throughout
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Introduction
Kailash Mansarovar yatra by overland starts from Kathmandu, you will travel by road throughout the journey.
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a deeply spiritual journey that is bound to fill you with mesmerizing memories. This journey is not just about traveling but also about finding deep spiritual meaning in oneself. Why? It is because Mount Kailash is not just a mountain but also a symbol of faith and belief among four religions of the world – “Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon”. Followers of these religions believe that going on this journey cleanses your body and soul from the sins of the past and rejuvenates your body and soul.
Furthermore this mountain stands near the two significant lakes of Manasarovar and Rakshastal. As with Mount Kailash, both of these lakes hold deep religious and spiritual significance. While “Rakshastal” is somewhat seen with a darker aspect, this is balanced by the positive aspects of Lake Mansarovar, which is considered as the holy counterpart. It is believed that taking a dip in this lake cleanses your body and soul from the influence of evil. Because of this, Lake Mansarovar and Lake Rakshastal are seen to be the representation of the balance between good and evil.
While going on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra By Overland package, you can visit all of these spiritual locations on foot while enjoying the stunning views of the mountains.
Highlights of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra By Overland
- Traditional reception at Tribhuvan International Airport with overnight stay at a comfortable hotel.
- Visit spiritual landmarks like Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Budhanilkantha, and Swayambhunath Stupa.
- Explore Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Dholeshwor Mahadev, and Dakshinkali Devi Temple, showcasing Nepal’s rich heritage.
- Drive through Syabrubesi and cross the Nepal-Tibet border at Kerung, entering the stunning Tibetan plateau.
- Witness the grandeur of Lalung La Pass (5,300m), Mount Shishapangma (8,000m), and the vast Tibetan landscapes.
- Perform sacred rituals and Parikrama at Mansarovar Lake, a spiritual centerpiece of the Yatra.
- Trek through Yama Dwar, Dolma La Pass (5,700m), and Zutulphuk, with awe-inspiring views of Mount Kailash and Gaurikund.
- Experience Tibetan culture, Buddhist traditions, and group prayers at sacred sites.
- Stay in well-organized mud houses, guesthouses, and hotels for rest and rejuvenation.
- Safe and efficient transportation, including helicopter and private vehicles, guided by professional support teams.
What to Expect on Your Overland Tour to Kailash Mansarovar
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra By Overland is a tough journey that includes trekking through rough terrain. Therefore, you need to be in good physical condition to go on this journey. However, despite it being a tough journey, Kailash Mansarovar Yatra By Overland is a rewarding journey on its own. This journey fills you with deep spiritual fulfillment and cultural immersion, along with the views of the breathtaking natural beauty as you walk alongside the lush landscapes towards the most remote and scenic regions of the Tibetan area.
During the journey, you can also expect visits to the Tibetan monasteries after trekking through some of the rugged areas. That said, do note that you may face altitude sickness as you visit the monasteries because they are rather at high altitude areas of the Tibetan region. This is especially so during your travel through the Dolma La Pass area, which is over 5,600 meters above sea level.
Conquer the Dolma La Pass: Challenge, Adventure, and Achievement
One of the key achievements in the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Overland journey is passing through the Dolma La Pass. This pass lies at an altitude of 5,636 meters and is one of the defining features of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. It is also known as a sacred threshold in Tibetan Buddhism, and it represents the aspect of spiritual rebirth. Passing through this pass is known to bless you with lord Tara and cleanse your sins. Dolma La Pass is marked by the prayer flags and pilgrims along the way, which adds to the profound energy of the place.
Trekking to this region typically lasts on the second day of the Kailash Kora, but in our case, it is on the thirteenth day and is only a passing checkpoint. Regardless, it is still a challenging test of endurance and the journey starts from Dirapuk Monastery. You walk through the rocky terrain and thin air, which requires you to have decent physical strength and mental resilience. The good news here is that your effort is rewarded with stunning views of the humbling mountains as you pass through this pass.
Needless to say, conquering this tough pass is a spiritual triumph on its own which transcends the physical challenges. The conquest offers you a deep sense of accomplishment, divine blessings, and a connection with the sacred self. Completing the challenging journey past Dolma La Pass is a testament to your faith, devotion, and the enduring power of the human spirit.
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USD $2197Highlights of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra takes us across some of the most sacred and historically significant destinations in the Himalayas. Our journey begins in Kathmandu, Nepal, where we visit revered temples and prepare spiritually for the pilgrimage. From there, we travel into the Tibetan Plateau, passing ancient monasteries, high-altitude valleys, and sacred lakes. Key stops along our route include Pashupatinath Temple, Lake Mansarovar, Mount Kailash, Darchen, and the revered sites along the Kailash Kora pilgrimage route. Each destination holds deep religious significance in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and the Bon tradition, while also revealing dramatic Himalayan landscapes. Together, these locations form the spiritual and geographic pathway of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra.
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Nandi Parvat
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