Adi Kailash, Om Parvat & Lipulekh Pass
Start & City : Kathgodam, Dharchula, Gunji, Lipulekh Pass
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Highlights
- Mount Kailash from Lipulekh Pass – You're standing at the India-Tibet border, freezing cold, and there it is—the peak that's been pulling pilgrims for centuries.
- The Om on the Mountain – At Nabidhang, you'll see it. A natural "Om" in snow on the mountain face. No one carved it. It's just... there.
- Adi Kailash Temple – A small temple at Jolingkong with Parvati Kund nearby and the Adi Kailash peak rising behind it like something out of a dream.
- Villages at the Edge – Gunji, Kuti, Nabidhang—places where electricity is spotty, mobile networks don't exist, and life hasn't changed much in decades.
- Pandav Fort Ruins – Crumbling stone walls where, according to legend, the Pandavas stayed during exile. Real or not, it feels ancient.
About
Look, I'll be honest with you. The Adi Kailash Om Parvat yatra package isn't for everyone. If you want luxury hotels, smooth roads, and Instagram-perfect moments, this isn't it. The roads are rough. The stays are basic. Your phone won't work for days. And the altitude will mess with you—headaches, breathlessness, the works.
But here's the thing: that's exactly why people go.
This is one of those trips where you come back different. Not in some cheesy, life-changing way (though maybe that too). But you'll have stood at the edge of India, looked across at Mount Kailash in Tibet, and felt something you can't quite put into words. You'll have seen a mountain with "Om" naturally formed in snow and rock. You'll have driven through villages where people still live the way their grandparents did.
BizareXpedition™ has been running the Adi Kailash tour package from Delhi for years now, and we've noticed something. The people who love this trip aren't the ones looking for comfort. They're the ones looking for something real. Something that doesn't feel packaged or polished. Something that still has a bit of edge to it.
If that sounds like you, keep reading.
What You're Actually Getting Into
The Roads Are No Joke
From Kathgodam to Dharchula, it's about 340 kilometers. That's 9 hours of winding mountain roads. Then from Dharchula to Gunji, another 70 kilometers that take 3 hours because the road is basically carved into the side of a cliff. And from Gunji onward? You'll need a 4x4 for some stretches. The Pithoragarh Adi Kailash helicopter/SUV package exists for a reason—some people take one look at those roads and decide they'd rather fly part of the way. If you're thinking about the Adi Kailash self-drive with escort support or the Adi Kailash bike trip package, make sure you've driven in the mountains before. This isn't the place to learn.
The Altitude Will Hit You
Gunji sits at around 3,200 meters. That's over 10,000 feet. Lipulekh Pass? Over 5,000 meters. That's higher than most people have ever been. Your head will hurt. You'll get winded walking to the bathroom. You might feel nauseous. That's normal.
You Need Permits
You're going into restricted border areas. Indian nationals need an Inner Line Permit (ILP), which gets processed at Dharchula and checked again at Gunji. The Adi Kailash yatra permit + package combo means we take care of all that. You just need to bring your Aadhar card or passport, a couple of passport photos, and show up. Foreign nationals? Sorry, this area isn't open to you yet.
The Actual Journey
Kathgodam to Dharchula: The Long Drive
Most people start with the Adi Kailash yatra from Kathgodam/Haldwani because that's where the trains stop. From there, it's a full day's drive to Dharchula. You'll pass through Almora, Bageshwar, and a bunch of small towns. The scenery's nice—pine forests, rivers, terraced fields. But by hour seven, you're just ready to get there. Dharchula is a border town on the Kali River. Nepal's on the other side. There's a market, a few decent hotels, and not much else. You'll spend the night here, rest up, and get your permits sorted.
Dharchula to Gunji: Entering the Restricted Zone
The next morning, you drive to Gunji. It's only 70 kilometers, but it takes 3 hours because the road is narrow, unpaved in places, and hugs the cliffside. You'll pass military checkpoints. You'll see the Kali River far below. And you'll start to notice the air getting thinner. Gunji is where things get real. It's a tiny village at 3,200 meters. There's no mobile network. The guesthouse is basic—clean, but basic. And you'll feel the altitude. Drink water. Rest, don't try to be a hero. The Dharchula to Adi Kailash tour cost includes this acclimatization day because skipping it is a bad idea.
Gunji to Lipulekh Pass & Om Parvat: The Big Day
You'll wake up early—like 4 or 5 a.m. early. After a quick breakfast, you drive to Nabidhang, about 15 kilometers away. This is where you see Om Parvat. And yeah, it's exactly what they say—a natural "Om" symbol in snow on the mountain face. The Om Parvat darshan package from Dharchula brings you here, and honestly, even if you're not religious, it's kind of wild to see. From Nabidhang, you continue to Lipulekh Pass. Another 7–8 kilometers, but the road gets rougher. Depending on conditions, you might have to walk the last bit. And then you're there—at the India-Tibet border, over 5,000 meters up, looking at Mount Kailash in the distance.
They only give you 15–20 minutes at the viewpoint because there are other groups waiting. But 15 minutes is enough. You stand there, freezing, breathless, staring at this mountain that's been sacred to millions of people for thousands of years. And for a moment, you get it. Then you drive back to Gunji, stopping again at Nabidhang for another look at Om Parvat on the way.
Real Talk:
Bring layers. It's cold up there even in summer. Sunglasses are a must—the glare off the snow is brutal. And if you start feeling dizzy or nauseous, tell someone. Altitude sickness is no joke.
Gunji to Jolingkong: Adi Kailash Temple
The next day, you drive to Jolingkong, about 50 kilometers away. On the way, you'll pass through Kuti village and see the ruins of Pandav Fort—old stone walls that locals say the Pandavas built during their exile. Who knows if it's true, but it's cool to see. At Jolingkong, you'll visit the Adi Kailash Temple. It's small, simple, and sits right next to Parvati Kund with the Adi Kailash peak (6,191 meters) towering behind it. Pilgrims take a dip in the kund, do puja, and meditate. Even if you're not the religious type, there's something about the place. It's quiet. Peaceful. The kind of quiet you don't get in cities. About 1.5 kilometers ahead is Gauri Kund, another sacred spot. You'll also see peaks like Pandav Parvat and Parvati Mukut. The Adi Kailash Homkund trek package and Adikailash Narayan Ashram package both include time here for rituals and just... being present. After a few hours, you drive back to Gunji for the night.
The Return: Gunji to Pithoragarh to Kathgodam
The next morning, you start heading back. First, a 180-kilometer drive from Gunji to Pithoragarh via Dharchula. It takes about 7 hours. Pithoragarh is a bigger town with better hotels, and you'll spend the night there. The following day, you drive another 180 kilometers back to Kathgodam. By the time you get there, you're exhausted, your legs are sore, and your camera's full. But you'll also have this quiet sense of having been somewhere that mattered.
Picking the Right Package
How Long Should You Go For?
The Adi Kailash 5 nights 6 days package itinerary options depend on your schedule and how your body handles altitude. The standard route. Tight, but doable if you're reasonably fit.
Group or Private?
The Adi Kailash group departure 2025 dates are set for peak season (May to October). You'll travel with other pilgrims, share vehicles, and split costs. It's cheaper, and honestly, it's nice to have other people around.
The Adi Kailash private/customized tour gives you control. You pick your dates, your pace, your vehicle. It costs more, but you're not tied to a group schedule. The Adi Kailash luxury package (better stays/4x4) falls into this category—better hotels (still basic, but the best available), private 4x4 vehicles, and personalized support.
Self-Drive or Not?
If you're an experienced mountain driver and want the adventure, the Adi Kailash self-drive with escort support or Adi Kailash bike trip package might be for you. BizareXpedition™ provides route maps, permit help, and an escort vehicle for emergencies. But be real with yourself. If you've never driven on narrow mountain roads with no guardrails and a 1,000-foot drop on one side, this isn't the place to start. For most people, a guided package with an experienced driver is the smarter move. They know the roads, the checkpoints, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Special Interest
The Adi Kailash photography/expedition tour is for photographers and adventure seekers who want extra time at viewpoints, flexibility for weather, and off-route stops. You'll get sunrise and sunset access to key spots, plus guidance on the best angles. The Adi Kailash with Kalapani Nabhidhang package includes additional stops at Kalapani and extended time at Nabidhang for better Om Parvat views.
What Does It Actually Cost?
Understanding the Adi Kailash yatra package price 2025
Season matters
Peak season (May-June, September-October) means higher prices and limited availability. The Dharchula to Adi Kailash tour cost goes up during these months because everyone wants to go when the weather's good.
Vehicle type
Standard SUVs are cheaper. 4x4 vehicles (needed for some stretches) cost more. The Pithoragarh Adi Kailash helicopter/SUV package offers helicopter transfers for part of the route, which saves time and physical strain but costs significantly more.
Where you stay
Basic guesthouses in Gunji and Dharchula are included in standard packages. The Adi Kailash luxury package (better stays/4x4) upgrades you to the best available (which, to be clear, is still pretty basic by city standards—but cleaner and more comfortable).
Group size
Solo travelers pay more because costs aren't shared. The Adi Kailash group departure 2025 dates offer the best per-person rates.
What's included
Most packages cover transport, accommodation, permits, and basic meals. The Adi Kailash yatra permit + package combo ensures all paperwork is handled. Add-ons like medical support, oxygen cylinders, and photography guides increase the cost.
Real Talk:
When you book the Adi Kailash Om Parvat tour online, make sure the quote breaks down what's included. Some operators advertise low prices, then hit you with "extra charges" for permits, 4x4 vehicles, or meals. BizareXpedition™ gives you the full cost upfront—no surprises.
Practical Stuff You Should Know
You need to be reasonably fit.
You don't need to be an athlete, but you should be able to walk for 30-45 minutes without getting winded. And you need to be okay with altitude. If you have heart or lung issues, talk to your doctor first.
Pack smart, pack light.t
Layers, warm jacket, sturdy shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle, basic medicines (especially for altitude sickness), and a flashlight. The Adi Kailash senior citizen-friendly package includes a detailed packing list and medical kit.
Respect the rules
You're in a restricted border area. Follow instructions from the authorities. Don't take photos at military checkpoints. Carry your ID at all times. Don't wander off on your own.
Be flexible
Weather changes. Roads get blocked. Permits get delayed. The best travelers are the ones who don't freak out when plans change.
Final Thoughts
The Adi Kailash Om Parvat yatra package isn't easy. It's long drives, thin air, basic stays, and early mornings. But it's also one of those trips that stays with you. You'll stand at the edge of India and see Mount Kailash. You'll see the sacred "Om" carved into a mountain by nature. You'll visit temples where mythology feels real. And you'll come back different—maybe quieter, maybe more thoughtful, but different.
BizareXpedition™ has been organizing this journey for years. We've seen how it affects people. It's not about the photos (though you'll take plenty). It's about standing in a place that feels sacred, even if you're not religious. It's about realizing how small you are and somehow feeling more connected because of it.
Ready to go?
Whether you're looking for the Adi Kailash tour package from Delhi, trying to figure out the Adi Kailash yatra package price 2025, or want to book Adi Kailash Om Parvat tour online, we'll help you plan it. Tell us your dates, your fitness level, and what you're looking for. We'll send you a detailed proposal with everything included—no hidden costs, no surprises.
The mountains are waiting. So is a version of yourself you haven't met yet.
1. Choose your departure date and city
Highlights
- Mount Kailash from Lipulekh Pass – You're standing at the India-Tibet border, freezing cold, and there it is—the peak that's been pulling pilgrims for centuries.
- The Om on the Mountain – At Nabidhang, you'll see it. A natural "Om" in snow on the mountain face. No one carved it. It's just... there.
- Adi Kailash Temple – A small temple at Jolingkong with Parvati Kund nearby and the Adi Kailash peak rising behind it like something out of a dream.
- Villages at the Edge – Gunji, Kuti, Nabidhang—places where electricity is spotty, mobile networks don't exist, and life hasn't changed much in decades.
- Pandav Fort Ruins – Crumbling stone walls where, according to legend, the Pandavas stayed during exile. Real or not, it feels ancient.
About
Look, I'll be honest with you. The Adi Kailash Om Parvat yatra package isn't for everyone. If you want luxury hotels, smooth roads, and Instagram-perfect moments, this isn't it. The roads are rough. The stays are basic. Your phone won't work for days. And the altitude will mess with you—headaches, breathlessness, the works.
But here's the thing: that's exactly why people go.
This is one of those trips where you come back different. Not in some cheesy, life-changing way (though maybe that too). But you'll have stood at the edge of India, looked across at Mount Kailash in Tibet, and felt something you can't quite put into words. You'll have seen a mountain with "Om" naturally formed in snow and rock. You'll have driven through villages where people still live the way their grandparents did.
BizareXpedition™ has been running the Adi Kailash tour package from Delhi for years now, and we've noticed something. The people who love this trip aren't the ones looking for comfort. They're the ones looking for something real. Something that doesn't feel packaged or polished. Something that still has a bit of edge to it.
If that sounds like you, keep reading.
What You're Actually Getting Into
The Roads Are No Joke
From Kathgodam to Dharchula, it's about 340 kilometers. That's 9 hours of winding mountain roads. Then from Dharchula to Gunji, another 70 kilometers that take 3 hours because the road is basically carved into the side of a cliff. And from Gunji onward? You'll need a 4x4 for some stretches. The Pithoragarh Adi Kailash helicopter/SUV package exists for a reason—some people take one look at those roads and decide they'd rather fly part of the way. If you're thinking about the Adi Kailash self-drive with escort support or the Adi Kailash bike trip package, make sure you've driven in the mountains before. This isn't the place to learn.
The Altitude Will Hit You
Gunji sits at around 3,200 meters. That's over 10,000 feet. Lipulekh Pass? Over 5,000 meters. That's higher than most people have ever been. Your head will hurt. You'll get winded walking to the bathroom. You might feel nauseous. That's normal.
You Need Permits
You're going into restricted border areas. Indian nationals need an Inner Line Permit (ILP), which gets processed at Dharchula and checked again at Gunji. The Adi Kailash yatra permit + package combo means we take care of all that. You just need to bring your Aadhar card or passport, a couple of passport photos, and show up. Foreign nationals? Sorry, this area isn't open to you yet.
The Actual Journey
Kathgodam to Dharchula: The Long Drive
Most people start with the Adi Kailash yatra from Kathgodam/Haldwani because that's where the trains stop. From there, it's a full day's drive to Dharchula. You'll pass through Almora, Bageshwar, and a bunch of small towns. The scenery's nice—pine forests, rivers, terraced fields. But by hour seven, you're just ready to get there. Dharchula is a border town on the Kali River. Nepal's on the other side. There's a market, a few decent hotels, and not much else. You'll spend the night here, rest up, and get your permits sorted.
Dharchula to Gunji: Entering the Restricted Zone
The next morning, you drive to Gunji. It's only 70 kilometers, but it takes 3 hours because the road is narrow, unpaved in places, and hugs the cliffside. You'll pass military checkpoints. You'll see the Kali River far below. And you'll start to notice the air getting thinner. Gunji is where things get real. It's a tiny village at 3,200 meters. There's no mobile network. The guesthouse is basic—clean, but basic. And you'll feel the altitude. Drink water. Rest, don't try to be a hero. The Dharchula to Adi Kailash tour cost includes this acclimatization day because skipping it is a bad idea.
Gunji to Lipulekh Pass & Om Parvat: The Big Day
You'll wake up early—like 4 or 5 a.m. early. After a quick breakfast, you drive to Nabidhang, about 15 kilometers away. This is where you see Om Parvat. And yeah, it's exactly what they say—a natural "Om" symbol in snow on the mountain face. The Om Parvat darshan package from Dharchula brings you here, and honestly, even if you're not religious, it's kind of wild to see. From Nabidhang, you continue to Lipulekh Pass. Another 7–8 kilometers, but the road gets rougher. Depending on conditions, you might have to walk the last bit. And then you're there—at the India-Tibet border, over 5,000 meters up, looking at Mount Kailash in the distance.
They only give you 15–20 minutes at the viewpoint because there are other groups waiting. But 15 minutes is enough. You stand there, freezing, breathless, staring at this mountain that's been sacred to millions of people for thousands of years. And for a moment, you get it. Then you drive back to Gunji, stopping again at Nabidhang for another look at Om Parvat on the way.
Real Talk:
Bring layers. It's cold up there even in summer. Sunglasses are a must—the glare off the snow is brutal. And if you start feeling dizzy or nauseous, tell someone. Altitude sickness is no joke.
Gunji to Jolingkong: Adi Kailash Temple
The next day, you drive to Jolingkong, about 50 kilometers away. On the way, you'll pass through Kuti village and see the ruins of Pandav Fort—old stone walls that locals say the Pandavas built during their exile. Who knows if it's true, but it's cool to see. At Jolingkong, you'll visit the Adi Kailash Temple. It's small, simple, and sits right next to Parvati Kund with the Adi Kailash peak (6,191 meters) towering behind it. Pilgrims take a dip in the kund, do puja, and meditate. Even if you're not the religious type, there's something about the place. It's quiet. Peaceful. The kind of quiet you don't get in cities. About 1.5 kilometers ahead is Gauri Kund, another sacred spot. You'll also see peaks like Pandav Parvat and Parvati Mukut. The Adi Kailash Homkund trek package and Adikailash Narayan Ashram package both include time here for rituals and just... being present. After a few hours, you drive back to Gunji for the night.
The Return: Gunji to Pithoragarh to Kathgodam
The next morning, you start heading back. First, a 180-kilometer drive from Gunji to Pithoragarh via Dharchula. It takes about 7 hours. Pithoragarh is a bigger town with better hotels, and you'll spend the night there. The following day, you drive another 180 kilometers back to Kathgodam. By the time you get there, you're exhausted, your legs are sore, and your camera's full. But you'll also have this quiet sense of having been somewhere that mattered.
Picking the Right Package
How Long Should You Go For?
The Adi Kailash 5 nights 6 days package itinerary options depend on your schedule and how your body handles altitude. The standard route. Tight, but doable if you're reasonably fit.
Group or Private?
The Adi Kailash group departure 2025 dates are set for peak season (May to October). You'll travel with other pilgrims, share vehicles, and split costs. It's cheaper, and honestly, it's nice to have other people around.
The Adi Kailash private/customized tour gives you control. You pick your dates, your pace, your vehicle. It costs more, but you're not tied to a group schedule. The Adi Kailash luxury package (better stays/4x4) falls into this category—better hotels (still basic, but the best available), private 4x4 vehicles, and personalized support.
Self-Drive or Not?
If you're an experienced mountain driver and want the adventure, the Adi Kailash self-drive with escort support or Adi Kailash bike trip package might be for you. BizareXpedition™ provides route maps, permit help, and an escort vehicle for emergencies. But be real with yourself. If you've never driven on narrow mountain roads with no guardrails and a 1,000-foot drop on one side, this isn't the place to start. For most people, a guided package with an experienced driver is the smarter move. They know the roads, the checkpoints, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Special Interest
The Adi Kailash photography/expedition tour is for photographers and adventure seekers who want extra time at viewpoints, flexibility for weather, and off-route stops. You'll get sunrise and sunset access to key spots, plus guidance on the best angles. The Adi Kailash with Kalapani Nabhidhang package includes additional stops at Kalapani and extended time at Nabidhang for better Om Parvat views.
What Does It Actually Cost?
Understanding the Adi Kailash yatra package price 2025
Season matters
Peak season (May-June, September-October) means higher prices and limited availability. The Dharchula to Adi Kailash tour cost goes up during these months because everyone wants to go when the weather's good.
Vehicle type
Standard SUVs are cheaper. 4x4 vehicles (needed for some stretches) cost more. The Pithoragarh Adi Kailash helicopter/SUV package offers helicopter transfers for part of the route, which saves time and physical strain but costs significantly more.
Where you stay
Basic guesthouses in Gunji and Dharchula are included in standard packages. The Adi Kailash luxury package (better stays/4x4) upgrades you to the best available (which, to be clear, is still pretty basic by city standards—but cleaner and more comfortable).
Group size
Solo travelers pay more because costs aren't shared. The Adi Kailash group departure 2025 dates offer the best per-person rates.
What's included
Most packages cover transport, accommodation, permits, and basic meals. The Adi Kailash yatra permit + package combo ensures all paperwork is handled. Add-ons like medical support, oxygen cylinders, and photography guides increase the cost.
Real Talk:
When you book the Adi Kailash Om Parvat tour online, make sure the quote breaks down what's included. Some operators advertise low prices, then hit you with "extra charges" for permits, 4x4 vehicles, or meals. BizareXpedition™ gives you the full cost upfront—no surprises.
Practical Stuff You Should Know
You need to be reasonably fit.
You don't need to be an athlete, but you should be able to walk for 30-45 minutes without getting winded. And you need to be okay with altitude. If you have heart or lung issues, talk to your doctor first.
Pack smart, pack light.t
Layers, warm jacket, sturdy shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle, basic medicines (especially for altitude sickness), and a flashlight. The Adi Kailash senior citizen-friendly package includes a detailed packing list and medical kit.
Respect the rules
You're in a restricted border area. Follow instructions from the authorities. Don't take photos at military checkpoints. Carry your ID at all times. Don't wander off on your own.
Be flexible
Weather changes. Roads get blocked. Permits get delayed. The best travelers are the ones who don't freak out when plans change.
Final Thoughts
The Adi Kailash Om Parvat yatra package isn't easy. It's long drives, thin air, basic stays, and early mornings. But it's also one of those trips that stays with you. You'll stand at the edge of India and see Mount Kailash. You'll see the sacred "Om" carved into a mountain by nature. You'll visit temples where mythology feels real. And you'll come back different—maybe quieter, maybe more thoughtful, but different.
BizareXpedition™ has been organizing this journey for years. We've seen how it affects people. It's not about the photos (though you'll take plenty). It's about standing in a place that feels sacred, even if you're not religious. It's about realizing how small you are and somehow feeling more connected because of it.
Ready to go?
Whether you're looking for the Adi Kailash tour package from Delhi, trying to figure out the Adi Kailash yatra package price 2025, or want to book Adi Kailash Om Parvat tour online, we'll help you plan it. Tell us your dates, your fitness level, and what you're looking for. We'll send you a detailed proposal with everything included—no hidden costs, no surprises.
The mountains are waiting. So is a version of yourself you haven't met yet.
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Itinerary (Day Wise)
Embark on a profound 6-day pilgrimage and adventure from Kathgodam into the heart of the Himalayas. This epic journey takes you to the sacred vistas of Adi Kailash and the mystically inscribed Om Parvat, culminating at the towering Lipulekh Pass on the Tibet border. Experience a powerful blend of divine darshan, high-altitude trekking, and breathtaking landscapes on this ultimate Himalayan odyssey.
Day 1
Kathgodam – Dharchullla (Drive – 340 Km/ 09 hrs approx)
Morning on arrival, meet our representative/driver at the Railway Station and embark on a scenic drive to Dharchula, a picturesque town nestled in the Himalayas. We’ll reach Dharchula by evening, upon arrival, check into your hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 2
Dharchulla – Gunji Village (Drive - 70 Km / 3 Hrs approx)
After breakfast, we'll dive into the Dharchula local market, soaking in the sights and sounds. Later, start our journey to Gunji Village along a rugged yet incredibly scenic road. Upon arrival, check into our hotel to relax and acclimatise to the high altitude – a crucial step for the days ahead.
Day 3
Gunji - Lipulekh Pass (Drive - 25 Km/ 01 hrs approx – One Way)
After an early breakfast, we'll drive to Lipulekh Pass via Nabidhang. Upon arrival, we'll begin a trek on a rocky trail to the Viewpoint. Here, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy a majestic view of Mount Kailash. Please note that individual viewing time at the viewpoint is limited to 15-20 minutes to accommodate all permit holders. Afterward, we'll return to Nabidhang to spot the sacred Om Parvat View before continuing our drive back to Gunji for an overnight stay.
- This segment often requires a 4x4 vehicle. Depending upon the road & weather conditions.
- Gunji to Nabidhang (Om Parvat Viewpoint): Nabidhang, the closest accessible point to Om Parvat, is situated about 15 km from Gunji. From Nabidhang, you can witness the unique “Om” snow formation on Om Parvat. The best viewing times are often in the early morning, as fog can obscure the view later in the day.
- Nabidhang to Lipulekh Pass and Kailash Viewpoint: From Nabidhang, continue towards Lipulekh Pass (another 7-8 km), which sits right on the India-Tibet border. This route requires good physical fitness as the trail can be challenging and is often affected by weather conditions. The viewpoint offers clear views of Mount Kailash, revered by many as the abode of Lord Shiva.
Day 4
Gunji - Jyolikong – Gunji (Drive -50 Km/ 04 hrs approx.)
After breakfast, we will depart for Jolingkong, the base from where Adi Kailash is accessible. On the way, we’ll pass through Kuti village, home to the Kutiyal people, and see the ruins of Pandav Fort, believed to be where the Pandavas once stayed. From Jolingkong, we will visit Adi Kailash Temple, located near Parvati Kund, with the majestic Adi Kailash peak in the background. Spend some time meditating and performing puja here. About 1.5 to 2 km ahead lies Gauri Kund. You will also get a view of nearby peaks like Pandav Parvat and Parvati Mukut. After darshan, we will return to Gunji for an overnight stay.
Day 5
Gunji - Pithoragarh (Drive -180 Km/ 07 hrs approx.)
After a warm breakfast, start your drive to Pithoragarh via Dharchulla. On arrival, check into the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 6
Pithoragarh - Kathgodam (Drive -180 Km/ 07 hrs approx.)
Morning start drive to your starting point, Kathgodam. After dropping off at your mentioned location. The tour will end with happy memories.
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- Minimize Plastic Use : Bring a reusable water bottle, shopping bag, and utensils to reduce the need for single-use plastics. Many destinations have water refill stations and eco-friendly stores.
- Support Local and Sustainable Businesses : Eat at local restaurants, buy souvenirs from local artisans, and choose tour operators that prioritize sustainable practices and support the local community.
- Respect Wildlife and Natural Habitats : Avoid disturbing wildlife or their natural habitats. Stick to designated paths and observe animals from a distance without feeding or touching them.
- Dispose of Waste Properly : Follow local guidelines for recycling and waste disposal. If facilities aren't available, carry your waste with you until you can dispose of it responsibly.
- Educate Yourself and Others : Learn about the local environment, culture, and customs. Respect local practices and traditions, and share your knowledge about responsible travel with others.
- Choose Sustainable Activities : Engage in eco-friendly activities such as hiking, snorkeling, or visiting national parks. Avoid activities that exploit animals or damage the environment.
- Leave No Trace : Follow the principle of "Leave No Trace," which means leaving natural areas as you found them. Pack out all trash, avoid picking plants, and refrain from carving or writing on rocks or trees.
- Plant Trees Whenever Possible : Participate in local tree-planting initiatives or plant trees in your own community. Trees absorb carbon dioxide, provide oxygen, and help support biodiversity, making them vital for a healthy environment.
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What is the Adi Kailash yatra package price 2025?
The Adi Kailash Om Parvat yatra package starts from ₹38,500 per person for 6 days. Price varies based on group size, accommodation type, and season. Contact BizareXpedition™ for customized quotes.
How do I book Adi Kailash Om Parvat tour online?
You can book directly through BizareXpedition™ website or contact us via phone/WhatsApp. We handle all permits, transport, and accommodation from Delhi/Kathgodam.
What is included in the Adi Kailash yatra permit + package combo?
All packages include Inner Line Permit (ILP) processing, transport from Kathgodam, accommodation, meals, and guided tours to Lipulekh Pass, Om Parvat, and Adi Kailash temple.
Is Adi Kailash tour suitable for senior citizens?
Yes, we offer an Adi Kailash senior citizen-friendly package with extra acclimatization days, medical support, and comfortable 4x4 vehicles. Consult your doctor before booking.
When is the best time for Om Parvat darshan?
May to October is ideal. Early morning (5-7 AM) offers the clearest views before fog sets in. The Adi Kailash 7D/8D package allows flexible timing.
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