Things to know before travelling to kailash mansarovar region - kailash tour guide

Kailash Manasarovar Travel is a sacred journey to the home of the mighty Shiva in Tibet. The tour starts from Nepal-Tibet border and involves necessary immigration formalities at Rasuwagadi. After completing these formalities, travelers are transferred to Kerung, then to Saga, then to Lake Mansarovar, and finally to Darchen.

The trek Parikrama starts from Darchen to Deraphuk, Deraphuk to Shivasthal, Gaurikunda, Zuthlphuk, and back to Saga, Saga to Kyirong and transfer to Kathmandu. The total distance covered in this Parikrama/Kora by walk is 52km, taking three days to cover the Mount Kailash trek. The journey takes 12km to 22km per day, covering around 5-9 hours in total. Along the way, travelers will see the Mount Kailash. From the height of 4600m to 5650m, visitors will be amazed by majestic Himalayas, wild Tibetan plateau, and wildlife, including antelopes. On the way to Dirapuk from Mt. Kailash, visitors can witness Milarepa the cave of meditation, which holds many Buddhist relics for over thousands of years.

The best way to complete the Aadi Kailash Yatra is to take a long breath, take sufficient rest, and walk slowly, crossing the glaciers with a gentle step. After the competition of the three-day Parikarama, the drive moves the same way back from Darchen to Saga-Kerung, passing through the Tibet border before starting the Kailash trip.

The main attraction of Kailash Parbar includes Mount Kailash, a holy mountain standing at over 6,000 meters above sea level. Mansarovar Lake great spiritual importance, Dirapuk Monastery being one of the most sacred attractions point of the Kailash Parvat Yatra. Dolma La Pass, the highest point of the Kailash Kora, is an incredibly powerful place for those on the pilgrimage adi Kailash Yatra. Tarboche, a short drive from Darchen, is renowned for its enormous prayer flagpole and marks the trailhead of the Kailash Kora.

The Kailash Manasarovar Tour is physically challenging but highly recommended for those in good physical condition. Travelers with high blood pressure, asthma, migraines, or heart problems should consult their doctor for a thorough evaluation and obtain medical certification before the tour. For those with chronic conditions, regular medication and monitoring are advised throughout the trip.

Participation in the tour is prohibited for individuals aged 80 and above due to the challenging conditions and potential health risks. Age groups 70-79 are required to obtain proper medical certification from their doctor.

The best season for the Kailash Manasarovar tour is from April to October, when tourists can visit different destinations in Central Tibet, such as Lhasa, Gyantse, Shigatse, and Tsedang. The climate in Tibet is almost chill throughout the year due to high elevation and wind, but is slightly affected by global warming. Tibet is slightly affected by global warming, resulting in hot temperatures during summer. The region has four seasons: winter (-10 degrees at night and 10-15 degrees in the day), summer (15 degrees at night and 25 degrees in the day).
Accommodations in Kailash and Lhasa range from basic to luxury, with budget hotels offering basic amenities and limited services.
Kailash mountain region offers local Tibetan cuisine, with few international options. Lhasa offers a broader variety of Tibetan dishes, including Chinese dishes from Sichuan to Cantonese, as well as Western-style food like pizza, pasta, and burgers. Some restaurants also offer vegetarian and vegan options.

To ensure safety, it is recommended to drink boiled water and carry a small supply of purification tablets. Internet is available in hotels, but guest houses do not have internet facilities. Local SIM cards are recommended for communication, and WeChat is recommended over WhatsApp and Viber. It is recommended to activate your WeChat account for better communication.