Mt. Kailash Trekking

Few tourist travel to this remote western corner of Tibet. For most that do, there is only one destination in mind--Mount Kailash. From time immemorial this area has been sacred to Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and the followers of Bon, Tibet’s indigenous religion. Even today, pilgrims from all over the Himalayan region travel to Kailash to perform arduous Parikrama or Kora (circumambulating of the mountain), often prostrating themselves the entire way. Ancient cosmography identifies Kailash with the mighty mountain Sumeru, the central peak of the world. To Buddhist, the “Father Mountain” represents the means to enlightenment; Lake Manasarovar, the “mother principle,” represents transcendental consciousness. Hindus consider Kailash to be the throne of Lord Shiva, one of the three principle gods of the Hindu pantheon, whose long, matted hair forms the holy Gangas River. As a Bon center it is the soul of the country and assures protection for all Tibetans. Specially, the area is outstanding.

Cost Includes;

Dinner with Cultural programs on Arrivals and departure dates, Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu On B/B basis during the trips, Full board camping during trek English speaking Tibetan guide & Nepali leaders, English Speaking nepalese guide & staffs for Camping, Yak/horse poters for carrying the luggage, Land cruiser Van and support Truck to carry all the equipments, Entry fees for Kailash & Monasteries, Travel permit for tibet, Tibet visa,

Cost Excludes;

Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu except mentioning above, Emergency evacuation if needed Soft/alcoholic drinks during the trips, Bar bills and laundry bills, Travel insurance during the trips,Optional trips and sightseeing tours, Personal equipments Tips