Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Tour Packages provides a hassle-free travel experience where you can get the most out of the sacred Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar. Not to mention, there are a variety of routes to get there, and each route offers a different experience. We offer various Kailash Mansarovar tour packages based on routes, group size, as well as main events or festivals. Let’s dive more into the packages we offer and some essential information that will help you with your travel.
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Overland to Mt.Kailash and Lake Mansarovar
The Overland to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar journey is a combination of scenic drive, sightseeing, and 3 days of trek. The trip begins from Kathmandu, driving into Tibet, crossing the high-altitude plateaus, visiting villages and finally arriving at the sacred Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar.
Stating in detail, the trip starts from Kathmandu with a scenic drive to the Nepal-Tibet border, where you cross into Kyirung which is located just 24 km from the border. After a day of acclimatization, the tour continues with a drive to Saga. You’ll be treated to the breathtaking landscapes and glimpses of Peiku Tso Lake and peaks like Shishapangma along the way. From Saga, you’ll get to the most awaited site, the holy Lake Mansarovar which screams peace and tranquility. After you explore this site, we visit the nearby Chiu Monastery and head to Darchen, the starting point for Mount Kailash Kora. The three-day trek begins with a hike to Dirapuk, from where you’ll witness the incredible views of Mt. Kailash’s north face, followed by a challenging climb over the 5,670-meter Dolma La Pass. The descent brings you to Zuthulpuk.
This wonderful overland tour ends with a return drive to Kyirung and back to Kathmandu, with lasting memories of this sacred adventure through one of the world’s most remote and beautiful destinations. This package is perfect for those who enjoy traveling by road.
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Kailash Charan Sparsha Tour
Kailash Charan Sparsha Tour package allows you to hike up to the north face of Mount Kailash and touch its base. This scared act is known as Charan Sparsha which translates to touching the feet. Hence, the title of the package. This act is believed to be very special and powerful to the pilgrims and travelers.
The Kailash Charan Sparsha Tour starts in Kathmandu where you spend the initial days preparing visas and exploring the must-visit sites of the valley. Then, the journey moves on into Tibet with a spectacular drive to Kyirung via the Nepal-China border. After spending a day acclimatizing in Kyirung, we continue our trip with a drive to Saga via Pikutso Lake. Then, finally, we reach Mansarovar Lake.
Trekking to Charan Sparsha begins at Derapuk Monastery and the adventure continues over the challenging Dolma La Pass to Zutulpuk Monastery, passing Gauri Kund, which is also a sacred lake. The trip ends with a trek back to Darchen and driving back to Saga Town, followed by the drive to the Keyrong border and finally driving to Kathmandu.
The major highlight of this tour is hiking to the north face of Mount Kailash, reaching Derapuk Monastery, and experiencing the sacred act of touching the mountain’s feet/base. This package is ideal for you if you would like to experience this act.
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Kailash Mansarovar Small Group Tour
Kailash Mansarovar Small Group Tour focuses on bringing together like-minded individuals or solo travelers and provides the opportunity to share the journey and reduce travel costs.
The tour starts in Kathmandu with a comfortable and enjoyable drive to Kyirung. A mandatory acclimatization day in Kyirung before heading to Saga. Along the way, you get to see the most stunning landscapes and serene lakes like Peiku Tso. As you reach Lake Mansarovar, you immerse yourself in its beauty and surroundings while exploring the nearby Chiu Monastery and falling in love with the view of Mount Kailash.
Then, the challenging yet rewarding trek begins at Darchen. You pass through rugged cliffs, and rocky trails and cross the sacred Dolma La Pass at 5,670 meters. The trek ends at Zuthulpuk Monastery followed by a return drive to Kathmandu.
This package is best for those individuals wanting to explore the sacred Mount Kailash and holy Lake Mansarovar, while also enjoying the company and cost-saving benefits of a small group tour.
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Mount Kailash Mansarovar Tour
Mount Kailash Mansarovar Tour is a classic 16-day journey. This tour begins in Kathmandu where travelers explore the cultural and historical sites of the valley in the first few days. The adventure really starts once the visa is ready with a drive to the Nepal-Tibet border.
As you reach Tibet, you stay at the lovely town, Kerung for the acclimatization and enjoy a hike to Milarepa Cave. From Kerung, the journey continues to Saga Town. Along the route, you’ll pass through breathtaking landscapes and cross the Brahmaputra River eventually reaching Mansarovar Lake. Here, you are mesmerized by the lake’s beauty and Mount Kailash’s south face. Then, the journey moves to Darchen, the base camp for the Kailash kora or parikrama.
The Kailash Parikrama, a 3-day trek around Kailash starts with a hike to Derapuk. The toughest part of the trek is crossing the Dolma La Pass followed by a descent to Zuthulpuk Valley. The trek concludes with a trek back to Darchen. Here, you reunite with the vehicle and drive back to Kathmandu.
This package gives you the best of Mount Kailash and Mansarovar Lake.
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Kailash Inner Kora Trek
Kailash Inner Kora trek is a combination of spiritual enlightenment and adventure. Unlike the regular Kailash Mansarovar package, this Inner Kora trek package takes you closer to Mount Kailash, giving you a different experience. The major highlight of this trip is exploring the sacred sites inside Mount Kailash such as Asthapath, Saptarishi Cave, and Atmalingam.
The journey commences in Kathmandu with the exploration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and flying to Nepalgunj and then to Simikot. From here, you’ll experience one of the best helicopter rides to Hilsa, near the Tibet border.
Once you enter Tibet, you’ll acclimatize in Taklakot. Then, the journey to the serene Mansarovar Lake begins. After exploring Lake Mansarovar, you begin the trek at Tarboche, heading toward Derapuk. Trek to Charan Sparsa, cross the Dolma La Pass, and descend to Zuthulpuk.
Now, you embark on the Inner Kora Trek. Visit sacred sites like Asthapath, Saptarishi Cave, and Atmalingham. After you complete this, the return journey includes coming back to Hilsa taking a helicopter to Simikot, and flying back to Kathmandu.
This trek is for those who have strong physical fitness and are mentally prepared.
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Lhasa to Mount Kailash Mansarovar Tour
Lhasa to Mount Kailash Mansarovar Tour is a combination of sightseeing the important sites of Lhasa and trekking around Mount Kailash. The tour begins in Lhasa, where you visit incredible places like the Potala Palace, the Jokhang Temple, and Sera Monastery. As you journey through Tibet, you enjoy the drive through remote villages, mountain passes, and other beautiful sites. Then comes the trekking part. You trek through difficult terrain, cross high-altitude passes, and stop at sacred lakes and monasteries.
After exploring Lhasa, you drive to Shigatse where you’ll be treated to scenic landscapes, and then to Saga before reaching the sacred Lake Mansarovar. You prepare for the Kailash Kora trek in Darchen. The trek takes you through valleys, across the Dolma La Pass, and around Mount Kailash.
The trip ends with a drive to Kyirung and return to Kathmandu. Mount Kailash Tour via Lhasa lets you immerse yourself in Tibetan culture and spirituality and gives you experiences you can’t find elsewhere.
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Kailash Saga Dawa Festival Tour
Kailash Saga Dawa Festival Tour gives travelers a unique experience. On this tour, you get to participate in one of the most important and biggest festivals of Tibetan Buddhists which honors the birth, enlightenment, and death of Buddha. The Saga Dawa Festival is set to be celebrated this year on June 11, 2025.
The tour starts with a drive from Kathmandu to the Kerung Border and drive to the Kerung town and acclimatize for the day. Then, you continue the journey with a drive to Saga and Lake Mansarovar the next day. After the exploration of Lake Mansarovar, you drive towards Darchen.
Next day is the highlight of the tour as you’ll attend the Saga Dawa festival at Tarboche. After the festival, you start the Kailash Kora trek. After completing the trek through Dolma La Pass and Zuthulpuk, you return to Darchen and drive to Saga. Then, it is a journey back to Kerung and a drive back to Kathmandu via Syabrubensi.
Kailash Saga Dawa Festival tour is definitely once in a lifetime experience!
How to arrange the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?
Arranging the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a piece of cake with us. All you need to do is book through us and give us the required documents. Our booking procedure is simple. First, you need to send us your passport scan copy by mail. Then, pay $300 per person for trip confirmation.
Also, we need your original passport before 3-4 working days in Kathmandu as well as a passport-size photo with a white background, without glasses and any kind of expressions. The final step is to complete the visa application form before your arrival. And the rest, our team will manage. The visa processing time is 3 days.
How do I go to Kailash Mansarovar from Nepal?
The journey to Kailash Mansarovar from Nepal is the most easiest and comfortable one. Many of the tour packages include a drive from Kathmandu to the Nepal-Tibet border and the tour continues with a drive from Kerung. Likewise, another option from Nepal is flying to Nepalunj and then to Simikot and again a helicopter ride to Hilsa which is near the Tibet border.
How much does Kailash Mansarovar yatra cost?
We offer a range of prices for the Kailash Mansarovar yatra. It depends on the package you choose. Our packages range in terms of routes and group sizes. For example, our Mount Kailash Mansarovar Tour - 16 days starting price is $2350, and our Mount Kailash Fixed Departure Tour 2025 starts from $2400.
How difficult is the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is strenuous for a first-time trekker as you trek through a rugged and rocky trail at a high altitude. So, it is advised to go for a short trek, and regular hikes before embarking on the Kailash Yatra. You must be fit and healthy, physically and mentally prepared for this trip.
What is the minimum age for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?
There’s an age limit for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Travelers who are 80+ will not be granted a permit.
How many days is Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?
The shortest tour is of 10 Days and the longest is 15 and 25 days. It differs in which route you choose.
How do I get permission for Kailash Mansarovar?
To get permission for Kailash Mansarovar, you need a Tibet Travel Permit and a Chinese Group Visa. You must apply for a 4-people group visa. If you’re a solo traveler or just 2 or 3 people, you will be joined with other individuals. So, basically, The Public Security Bureau in Tibet decides if you are eligible for the permits and visa or not.
Which month is best for Kailash Yatra?
Kailash is only accessible from April to mid-October. So the best time to visit is during Summer (May to June) or Autumn (September to October).
Which is the toughest Kailash Yatra?
The toughest Kailash Yatra is the Inner Kora trek which requires a technical team’s help. This is ideal for seasoned trekkers only and the ones with strong and fit travelers.
Can a normal person go to Kailash Mansarovar?
Yes, a normal person who is physically and mentally fit can go to Kailash Mansarovar.
Can we go to Kailash Mansarovar without a passport?
No, you cannot go to Kailash Mansarovar without a passport. You need a valid passport to enter the Tibetan territory.
Can we go to Kailash Mansarovar from Nepal?
Yes, we can go to Kailash Mansarovar from Nepal. Among other several routes to go from, Nepal offers the most accessible route to visit Kailash Mansarovar.
What is Kailash Charan Sparsa?
Kailash Charan Sparsa is a spiritual act where pilgrims touch the sacred ground/base of Mount Kailash. It is a 7-kilometer walk from Derapuk Monastery to the base of Mount Kailash’s north face.
