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The 10 Days Private Mystical Kailash Tour from Kathmandu, offered by Ghale Treks, invites travelers to embark on an unforgettable spiritual journey to the sacred Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar. Starting from Kathmandu, this meticulously crafted itinerary combines breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural experiences, and spiritual enlightenment. Participants will enjoy comfortable accommodations and expert guidance as they traverse the stunning Himalayan terrain, visiting ancient monasteries and experiencing local traditions along the way.
Throughout the tour, travelers will be captivated by the mystical aura surrounding Mount Kailash, revered by multiple religions, including Hinduism and Buddhism. The trek also includes opportunities for contemplation by the serene Lake Manasarovar, where pilgrims often seek spiritual solace. With a focus on personalized service and immersive experiences, Ghale Treks ensures that each traveler leaves with cherished memories and a deeper understanding of this sacred pilgrimage site.
Kathmandu, Nepal – Mount Kailash Mansarovar, Tibet, China – Kathmandu, Nepal
Private Tour
Trekkers embarking on the 10 Days Private Mystical Kailash Tour from Kathmandu can expect an enriching blend of spiritual exploration, stunning natural beauty, and cultural immersion. This journey takes them through breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, where they will traverse diverse terrains, visit age-old monasteries, and immerse themselves in the traditions of local communities. Along the way, trekkers will also have the opportunity to witness the majestic Mount Kailash, partake in sacred rituals at Lake Manasarovar, and deepen their spiritual connection in one of the world’s most revered pilgrimage sites, all while enjoying the comfort of private accommodations and expert guidance from seasoned locals.
Depart from the Ghale Treks office at 6:00 AM. Travel to Nagdhunga and follow the Trishuli River north to Galchi. Continue on to Kyrong, covering a distance of 140 km, and complete the necessary immigration formalities. After crossing the border and completing Chinese immigration, you will meet our Tibetan guide. Proceed with a 70 km drive to Kyirong, where you will spend the night in a guest house.
Take time to rest and acclimatize to the altitude.
Embark on a drive across Lalung La (5,200 m), where you’ll be treated to stunning views. Pass by Peiku-Tso, a beautiful turquoise lake, with the majestic Shishapangma (8,027 m) in the background. Continue along the trail by the Brahmaputra River and arrive in Saga after traveling 295 km, where you will stay overnight in a hotel or guest house.
After an early breakfast, set out on a 9-10 hour drive to Manasarovar, watching Jeeps and trucks navigate the wide valley, flanked by rivers and grazing yaks and sheep. Cross the Mayumla Pass, where rocky peaks and sand dunes highlight Tibet’s arid beauty. Depending on the season, you may meet nomads and shopkeepers in traditional attire, offering supplies and warm tea. Upon reaching the revered Mansarovar Lake, you’ll see the historic Chiu Monastery on the northwest shore while catching a glimpse of the majestic Mount Kailash. Overnight accommodations will be in a guest house.
Explore the breathtaking Mansarovar, the highest freshwater lake renowned for its turquoise color, as well as its abundant fish and graceful swans. Take in the stunning views of the sacred Kailash Parbat, Mt. Gurula-Mandata, and Lake Rishikesh in the backdrop. Afterward, enjoy a one-hour drive to Darchen, where you will spend the night at Chu Gumba.
Start your trek early in the morning after breakfast, meeting your team of yaks and Tibetan yak drivers who will support you during the kora. As you trek through the lush meadows and scenic streams of Lha Chu Valley, enjoy breathtaking views of the turquoise river cascading through a narrow canyon surrounded by steep cliffs. Along the way, you’ll catch sight of the iconic north face of Kailash and approach the 13th-century Dira-Puk Monastery, a significant stop considered a blessing on your journey. Conclude the day’s adventure by camping at Dira-Puk or resting in a guest house.
Turn towards Drolma Chu Valley, bidding farewell to Lha Chu Valley as you ascend to Drolma La, the highest point of your journey at 5630m. At the summit, revel in breathtaking views of Thukpe Dzingbu Lake, the Lake of Compassion, where prayer flags flutter in the wind. Descend to the flat fields of Zutul-Puk, home to a fascinating monastery and intriguing caves. Explore the meditation caves, including Milarepa’s cave, which features distinct footprints and elbow prints. Conclude your day by camping at Zutul-Puk, embracing the excitement of this adventurous experience.
Conclude your pilgrimage trek at Darchen, where you will drive to Horfe for an overnight camp or guest house. As you reflect on your journey, feel spiritually satisfied after participating in the various religious rites during the parikrama. Retire for the night with a deep sense of gratification, cherishing the meaningful experiences and connections you’ve made along the way.
Cross the Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra River) by ferry, then embark on a scenic drive of 220 km to Kyirong, where breathtaking views of Shishapangma (8027m) rise majestically against a vast, flat plain. Arrive in Kyirong at an elevation of 1850 meters and settle in for the night in a cozy guest house, ready to rejuvenate for the next day’s adventures.
Cruise down to the border town of Rasuwagadi, perched on the Nepalese border, where you will bid farewell to your Tibetan guide and driver. From there, hike down to the Nepalese Immigration Control to complete the necessary re-entry formalities. Afterward, embark on a scenic drive to Kathmandu, which will take 7 to 8 hours depending on road and weather conditions, allowing you to soak in the beautiful landscape as you journey back to the vibrant capital.
Best Time to Trek:
Autumn (September to November): This is the most popular time due to clear skies and stable weather, offering stunning views of the mountains and a festive atmosphere in the region.
Spring (March to May): The trails are vibrant with blooming rhododendrons and other flowers, making it a particularly beautiful time to trek.
Physical Preparation:
Fitness Level: Regular exercise and prior hiking experience are beneficial. Cardiovascular training, strength training, and endurance exercises are recommended to build stamina.
Medical Check-up: Consult with your doctor to ensure you are fit for high-altitude trekking, especially considering the rigors of the Kailash region.
Permits and Documentation:
Trekking Permits: Necessary permits, including the Kailash permit and Tibet Travel Permit, will be arranged by Ghale Treks.
Travel Insurance: Ensure your travel insurance covers high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation, providing you with essential safety.
Packing Essentials:
Clothing: Bring layered clothing suitable for varying temperatures, including a waterproof jacket, and ensure you have sturdy trekking boots.
Gear: Essential gear includes trekking poles, a quality backpack, a good sleeping bag, and a first-aid kit.
Personal Items: Pack sunscreen, sunglasses, hats, toiletries, and any personal medications needed during the trek.
Accommodation and Meals:
Lodging: Accommodations in tea houses and lodges are available along the trail, and it’s advisable to book in advance during peak season for guaranteed availability.
Food: Meals are generally provided by the tea houses, but it’s wise to carry high-energy snacks for the trek.
Cultural Sensitivity:
Respect Local Customs: Be mindful of local traditions, and dress modestly, especially when visiting sacred sites.
Language: Learning a few basic Nepali phrases can be beneficial and appreciated by the local people.
Health and Safety:
Altitude Sickness: Be aware of the symptoms of altitude sickness and take necessary precautions, including spending acclimatization days at higher elevations.
Hydration: Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, which is crucial to preventing altitude sickness.
Environmental Responsibility:
Leave No Trace: Adhere to the principles of leaving no trace to help preserve the natural beauty of the Himalayas for future trekkers.
Waste Management: Carry out all your waste to dispose of it properly, minimizing your environmental impact during the trek.
Planning ahead and being well-prepared will ensure you have a safe and memorable trekking experience. Enjoy your adventure to 10 Days Private Mystical Kailash Tour from Kathmandu Trek!
Packing for a 10 Days Private Mystical Kailash Tour from Kathmandu requires careful consideration to ensure you have everything you need while keeping your load manageable. Here’s a comprehensive packing list:
Clothing:
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Gear:
Personal Items:
Food and Hydration:
Electronics:
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Personal Documents:
Packing smartly will ensure you have a comfortable and enjoyable trekking experience. If you have any specific questions or need further details, feel free to ask!
A private group trip means that your journey is reserved exclusively for your chosen group of travelers, ranging from 1 to 5 people. This allows for a personalized experience tailored to your group’s needs and interests.
The pricing is based on the entire group rate. If you’re traveling alone, you will need to book at the group price, as individual pricing is not available.
We recommend making your booking at least two weeks prior to the trip start date. This allows us enough time to process the necessary permits and visas.
After booking, we will begin the process of obtaining your Tibet Travel Permit and Chinese Visa. We will provide you with instructions on how to prepare for your trip.
You need to be in Kathmandu at least a week before your trip to allow time for us to obtain the Tibet Travel Permit and to secure your Chinese Visa at the Chinese Embassy.
Acclimatization is key for preventing altitude sickness. Ghale Treks includes acclimatization days in the itinerary, ensuring you gradually ascend to higher altitudes. Staying hydrated and knowing the symptoms of altitude sickness is also important.
We recommend acquiring comprehensive travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking, trip cancellations, medical emergencies, and emergency evacuation, as conditions can be unpredictable in remote areas.
Yes, your guide from Ghale Treks will be equipped with emergency first aid and will have a plan in place to ensure your safety. Communication devices will also be available to call for help if needed.
Mount Kailash stands at approximately 6,638 meters (21,778 feet) above sea level, with surrounding areas like the Kora (circuit) being at high altitudes. Proper acclimatization is crucial.
Yes, typically, there is a luggage limit of around 10-15 kg per person for porters. Ensure your packing is efficient to adhere to this limit
Our 10 Days Private Mystical Kailash Tour was a spiritual journey like no other! The breathtaking landscapes and the serenity of Mount Kailash left us in awe. The trip was perfectly organized, with our guide providing insightful information at every stop. The accommodations were comfortable, and we felt well taken care of throughout. A truly transformative experience for anyone seeking adventure and spirituality—highly recommended!
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