Adi Kailash And Om Pravat yatra/ Kailash Mansarovar from Delhi to Delhi

Day 01 – Haldwani - Jageshwar - Pithoragarh (254 Kms  / 8 to 9 hours)

Morning post breakfast pick from Haldwani/Kathgodam, railway station/hotel.  drive towards Pithoragarh Hill Station. On the way visit Jageshwar Dham Temple. Jageshwar Dham is a group of temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. Lunch at Jageshwar and drive to Pithoragarh. Evening reached at Pithoragarh. Check in pre-booked hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at Pithoragarh.

Day 02 – Pithoragarh to Dharchula (100 Kms  / 3 hours)

Morning breakfast at Hotel. Post breakfast drive to Dharchula. Afternoon reached and check in at the pre-booked hotel.  Evening visit the temple and local market. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel at Dharchula.

Day 03: - Dharchula-Gunji (71 kms/2.5 hrs)

Morning: After breakfast at Dharchula, proceed to Gunji. Gunji serves as the base village for Adi Kailash and OM Parvat.

Afternoon:Lunch at Gunji. See the beautiful villages of Gunji, Chialekh, Garbyang, and Nepalchu.

Night: Dinner and Overnight stay at Gunji.

Day 04: Gunji- Kailash Darshan from LipuLekh Pass- OM Parvat (22kms)

Morning: After Having breakfast at Gunji, visit OM Parvat, Kali Mandir, Kala Pani, Shesh Nag Parvat, and Ved Vyas Gufa.Walking to the viewpoint: From Lipulekh, pilgrims walk about 800 meters to a viewpoint to see the peak.

Afternoon: Lunch at Gunji.

Night: Dinner and overnight stay at Gunji Home Stay.

Day 05: Gunji- Adi Kailash- Nabhi/Gunji (75 kms/3hrs)

Morning: Today, we will start early in the morning from Gunji to Adi Kailash. Reach Jyolingkong and head towards Adi Kailash temple. Perform Pooja and Meditation at Lord Shiva & Parvati temple at Parvati Sarovar.

Afternoon: Lunch at Jyolingkong

En route,visit Pandava Parvat, Parvati Parvat, Parvati Mukut, Gauri Kund, Bhim ki Kheti, and Brahma Parvat.

Night:Dinner and overnight stay at the homestay in Gunji village.

Day 06: Gunji to Chaukori (190.0kms/6.30hrs)

Morning:After breakfast, drive towards Chaukori

Afternoon: Lunch Enroute.

Evening Reached at Chaukori, Enjoy Bonfire & Dinner at Chaukori Hotels

Day 07: Chaukori to Bhimtal/Nainital (Visit Kanchi Dham on the way)

Morning: After breakfast, drive towards Bhimtal/Nainital

Afternoon:Lunch Enroute.

Evening Reached at Bhimtal, Dinner & Overnight stay at Bhimtal Hotel

Day 08: Bhimtal to Haldwani/Pantnagar/Bareilly 

Morning breakfast at the hotel at Bhimtal, drive back to your own destination.

Tour and Services Ends with the Sweetest memory of Adi Kailash Yatra

📜 Inclusions:

• One Night stay at Pithoragarh Hotel with Dinner & Breakfast
• One Night Stay at Dharchula Hotel with Dinner & Breakfast
• 3 Night’s  Stay at Gunji/Nabhi with Lunch, Dinner & Breakfast (Multiple Sharing in Homestay)
• 1 Night Stay at Chaukori with Dinner & Breakfast
• 1 Night stay at Bhimtal with Dinner & Breakfast
• All Sightseeing as per Itinerary
• Transportation by Innova Crysta /  Tempo Traveler Delhi to Dharchula to Delhi (AC will not work in Hills)
• Transportation by Bolero/Scorpio from Dharchula to Gunji to Dharchula (Non-AC)
• One Local Expert for the entire journey
• All Meals will be Veg at Dharchula/Gunji
• All Permits Lipulekh Pass, Inner Line Permit, and Kailash Darshan Authorization

✅ Eligibility and Requirements

Age limit: Usually 18–70 years (some may allow up to 75 with a fitness certificate)

Physical fitness: Mandatory; many operators require a medical fitness certificate.

ID proof: Valid government ID (Aadhar, passport, voter ID, etc.)

Permits: Inner Line Permit (ILP) required, arranged by the tour operator; need passport-size photos and ID copies

💰 Booking & Payment

Advance booking: 30–50% of total cost at booking time

Full payment: Due typically 15–30 days before departure

Payment methods: Bank transfer, online payment, sometimes UPI

Cancellation charges (sample policy):

• 60+ days before departure: ₹5,000 per person or 10%
• 30–59 days: 25% of package cost
• 15–29 days: 50% of package cost
• Less than 15 days: No refund.

⚠️ Important Tour Policies

• Tour operator has the right to cancel or modify the itinerary due to weather, landslides, political unrest, or other unforeseen events.
• Visitor must have to follow the instructions of the tour leader/guide.
• Anyone found unfit to continue the yatra (due to health or altitude sickness) will be advised to return.
• Strict environmental policy — no littering; follow local customs and religious decorum.
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• Note – As we know that it’s a LAC border area so Kailash Mansrover Dharshan from Lipu Top is depends on weather conditions on that day & Permissions by Local authorities 

1. What is Adi Kailash and why is it important?

Adi Kailash, also called Chhota Kailash, is a sacred mountain in Uttarakhand, near the Indo-Tibet border. It’s believed to be the earthly replica of Mount Kailash in Tibet and holds deep spiritual significance for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and followers of the Bon religion.

2. What is the best time to visit Adi Kailash?

May to June and September to October are considered the best months. Monsoon (July–August) is usually avoided due to landslides and bad road conditions.

3. How difficult is the yatra?

It’s a moderate to difficult journey due to high altitude (up to ~15,500 ft) and rough terrain. While much of it is done by vehicle, some sections involve short treks or pony rides.

4. Do I need to be physically fit?

Yes — good health and reasonable fitness are essential. Seniors above ~60 are usually asked for a medical certificate.

5. Is there any permit required?

Yes, an Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory since it’s near the India-China border. Tour operators usually arrange this; you’ll need ID proof, photos, and sometimes a medical certificate.

6. What kind of accommodation is provided?

Basic accommodation — mostly guesthouses, homestays, dhabas, or tents. Facilities are simple, often with shared bathrooms and limited electricity.

7. What about food on the yatra?

Vegetarian meals are provided, usually simple Indian food (dal, rice, roti, sabzi). Carrying dry snacks, nuts, and energy bars is advised.

8. How do we travel — is it all trekking?

Most of the route is covered by vehicle (SUV, tempo traveler, or similar). There are short walks, and in some cases, you can hire a pony.

9. Is altitude sickness a risk?

Yes, due to the high elevation. Acclimatization days are usually included in the itinerary. Drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol, and notify guides if you feel unwell.

10. What should I pack?

• Warm clothes (layering recommended)
• Good trekking shoes
• Rain jacket/poncho
• Medicines (personal + altitude sickness)
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, cap
• Torchlight, power bank, water bottle
• ID documents, permits, cash (ATMs are scarce)

11. Is there mobile network connectivity?

Limited. BSNL works in some villages, but expect long stretches without signal.

12. Are children allowed?

Most operators advise against bringing children under 10–12 years due to the altitude and harsh conditions.

13. Can the itinerary change midway?

Yes — weather, landslides, or political restrictions can force changes. Always have a flexible mindset.