Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 10 Days

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Tour 10 Days has to be the most devout and adventurous travel event, taken up every year by thousands, visiting the abode of Lord Shiva-Mount Kailash-and Lake Mansarovar in Tibet. Since time immemorial, Mount Kailash has been regarded as the spiritual abode of Lord Shiva for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and those of the Bon tradition; thus, of immense importance on grounds of religion. This 'yatra' is no mere voyage; spiritually enriched, the holy visit to seek blessings and saying a prayer, meditation, rituals by devoted pilgrims at this blessed venue.

Mount Kailash at a height, serene holy Lake Mansarovar right at the centre makes this trek unbelievably stunning. The holy bath in Mansarovar's lake, accordingly keeps human self clean and rejuvenated - purifying their souls and washing off all sin elements. The strenuousness of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Tour 10 Days-lying as it does in such an inaccessible region-combines to render it gruelling and cathartic. Depending upon the route taken, apart from one's physical hardship, pilgrims are often required to make a very arduous trek or go by vehicle, though the yatra from Nepal is perhaps the easiest and most organised.

Mount Kailash Yatra Trip 10 days boasts a magical blend of nature and spirituality. Mount Kailash is an unusual black granite peak that assumes a sharply symmetrical shape, often described as a natural symbol of divinity. This makes a "parikrama" or circuit around the mountain an act of merit and spiritual liberation for a host of people. Meanwhile, crystal clear waters of Lake Mansarovar reflect the snow-clad peaks sited around, thereby presenting a setting serenely inviting meditation and introspection.

10 days Kailash Trip Pilgrimage is possible from Nepal; as it's more hassle-free. Journey: in general, takes place from May to September, as in these months the conditions of the environment are favourable. The permit system is there for tour availability; for smooth travel logistics it will be advisable through government-authorized agencies. Travelling options are available individually and in groups, whose cost will depend on group sizes and itinerary duration.

We offer two routes for the 10 days Mount Kailash Tour:overland and by helicopter. Each route offers an unforgettable journey to the sacred Mount Kailash, the revered abode of Lord Shiva and a holy place for Hindus all over the world. A helicopter tour is ideal for those who have less time and yet want to fulfill their pilgrimage in a short span of time. It starts with the flights from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj to Simikot and then takes a helicopter ride to Hilsa. Both travel options promise a memorable experience of this sacred destination.

Highlights For 10 Days Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

• Visit one of the Holiest mountains in the World. 
• A spiritual journey to a holy separate spot which is highly revered in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Bon.
• Travel to “Chui Gompa”, a place located in a high altitude pristine freshwater lake believed to be cleansing sins and for seeking blessings.
• Gain an exclusive insight into the amazing traditions, culture and daily life of the Tibetan people with interactions and local customs. 
• Enjoy panoramic breath-taking views of the World's highest peaks including Mount Everest, stunning vast un-spoilt landscapes of Tibet.
• Join the holy kora (circumambulation) around Mount Kailash; a deep, difficult, but highly rewarding journey to experience for any human being here on Earth. 
• Travel from Nepal to Mount Kailash with different options via Kathmandu or overland; we have got you covered and are as flexible as can be on your schedule and requirements.

Mount Kailash Facts to Know

What Is Kailash Parikrama or Kora?

Kailash Parikrama, also known as Kailash Kora, is a 32-mile trek of sacred Mount Kailash and also the main highlights of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Tour 10 Days. It is done in a clockwise direction only. Mount Kailash is believed to be a sacred home of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, and hence, this trek is done by pilgrims who undertake it as a religious journey to attain spiritual salvation. The Parikrama will test your physical endurance as well as shape your mental beliefs. It generally takes around three days to complete the Parikrama due to difficult terrain and high altitude, causing low oxygen levels making breathing issues for many. But it’s not an ordinary trek; all along this transforming journey, you come across several sceneries that instantly connect you deeply down inside with divine bliss through the religious way of reverence and grandeur landscapes taking one towards palpable exhilaration by touching divinity in its purest form.

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Full Moon Dates 2025

Most travellers like to plan their Adi Kailash Yatra 10 Days, during the full moon as the sparkling light of the moon over Mount Kailash and the pristine waters of Mansarovar Lake make the ambience so pious that it seems to belong to another world altogether. The full moon is also a symbol of purity, wholeness and enlightenment, hence making your prayers and meditation more meaningful. The view of holy adobes in the light of the moon becomes so surreal that you can actually see god living along with you.

What Is The Spiritual Significance of Full Moon Kailash Pilgrimage?

A full moon phase of the Kailash Parvar Tour Yatra has deeply profound spiritual implications, therefore making an already sacred pilgrimage even more intense. Under the luminous full moon, Mount Kailash-said to be Lord Shiva's abode-is bathed with divine light, pilgrims say, increasing the spiritual connection within themselves. Moonlight reflected by the snow-capped summit results in ethereal surroundings and creates an ambience where the essence of meditation and prayer can be more productive.

Most holy, however, is the full moon's reflection in the crystal waters of Lake Mansarovar.

According to the ancient texts, holy dips in the lake during this phase clean not only the body but the very soul. It is believed that many spiritual benefits emanate from circling Mount Kailash, with manifold claimed benefits on full moon days when heightened cosmic energies make the pilgrims feel their connection with the divine.

The above dates also fall on a very specific time of the traditional Buddhist and Hindu belief in the power of lunar energy for spiritual practices. Thousands of pilgrims perform most important rituals and meditation when there is a full moon; their prayers and mantras are more weighted spiritually during the full moon period.

The Places You WIll Be Visiting in Kailash Yatra Itinerary 10 days in 2025 and 2026

• Yam Dwar

People visit Yam Dwar, also called "the Gate of the God of Death", as an essential location for Kailash Yatra pilgrims, which serves as their entrance to Mount Kailash's sacred territory, believed to be home to Lord Shiva. At Yam Dwar (name of Tibetan origin is Tarboche) people begin their journey of the Kailash Kora. On the full moon day of the fourth lunar month, each year, Tibetans organize a grand ceremony at Tarboche by changing the flagpole while performing songs, dances, and mantras.

• Mansarovar Lake (4,550m)

Lake Mansarovar, at an altitude of 4,550 meters above sea level, holds the distinction of being one of the most sacrosanct lakes according to the traditions of Hindu and Buddhist followers. As per their beliefs, the creation of this lake was made by the mind of Lord Brahma and hence reflects a picture of purity and tranquility. The water is used for ritual bathing by pilgrims for spiritual cleansing and to garner blessings. Manosarowar offers great natural grandeur and panoramic mountain views. Talking about the culture, it, too, offers loads of significance to the pilgrims, who show performance of meditation and offer prayers around the lake through circumambulation and find supreme peace and spirituality connected with it.

• Dolma La Pass

Along the Kailash Kora trail, Dolma La Pass dominates as the summit at 5,630 meters above sea level. Daunting climbing prospects combined with a thin atmosphere exist at this locale to measure your endurance levels and religious commitment. Dolma La stands as a holy mountain point that gives visually amazing vistas while holding deep religious value because pilgrims leave their problems before finding inner renewal. From Drolma La Pass, one can see Gauri Kund, which connects to Goddess Parvati since she bathed there before her marriage to Lord Shiva, bringing sacred importance into the religious tour.

• Mount Kailash

Within Hinduism,Buddhism, Jainist, and Bon traditions, Mount Kailash stands as one of the world's most sacred sites at its height of 6,638 meters. Being Lord Shiva's divine home, Kailash remains unclimbable since mountain climbers have never reached their summit. Religious travellers perform Kora by walking around Kailash instead of attempting to reach its summit. Religious pilgrims consider this holy place a sacred entrance that gives profound spiritual cleansing while they circumambulate the entire Kailash area, which represents different religious beliefs.

• Rakshas Tal

Rakshas Tal, also called "Lake of the Demon," is a saltwater lake lying west of Mansarovar Lake and south of Mt. Kailash. It has a mysterious aura attached to its name and is associated with Ravana, who did penance here. Interconnected with Mansarovar by the Ganga Chhu stream, Rakshas Tal contains four islands that locals use for yak grazing. The Tibetan name, Lhanag Tso, literally translates to "dark lake of poison" and expresses the balance of energies for the entire region of Kailash as sacred.

• Dirapuk Monastery

Dirapuk Monastery is one of the most important halting points on the north side of Mount Kailash during the Kailash Yatra. It provides a very close view of the northern face of Kailash, which is holy for both Tibetan Buddhists and Hindu pilgrims. According to belief, the monastery holds the footprint of Guru Rinpoche, known as Padmasambhava, who meditated here. Some rare Buddhist articles also exist in it, including thangkas. Staying here helps in acclimatization besides the breathtaking sunset view of the north face of Mount Kailash.

Outline Itinerary of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Tour Suitable For Indian, Nepali and Pilgrims

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