How many days is the Luxury Lhasa, North Everest Base Camp & Kailash Mansarovar Yatra – Purang or Ali Exit?

This trip runs 12 days and 11 nights, starting in Lhasa and ending with a flight from Purang or Ali back to Lhasa. It includes two days of Lhasa sightseeing, an overland drive to North Everest Base Camp, and the full three-day Kailash Kora.

How is this different from Himalayan Glacier's 14-day Lhasa to Kailash Mansarovar trip?

This 12-day version ends in Tibet, flying out from Purang or Ali. Our 14-day Luxury Lhasa to Mt. Kailash Manasarovar with EBC and Kathmandu continues overland to Kathmandu, adding a Pashupatinath Temple visit and Kathmandu sightseeing at the end.

What is the maximum altitude on this Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?

The highest point is Dolma-La Pass at 5,650m/18,538ft, reached on Day 9 of the Kailash Kora. You'll also spend extended time above 4,500m throughout the second half of the trip.

How do I get home after the trip ends in Darchen?

From Darchen, you'll drive to Purang or Ali and fly back to Lhasa, where you can connect to your international flight or extend your stay for a few extra nights. Contact us for help arranging onward connections.

Can I join this trip at Saga if I'm coming from Kathmandu?

Yes, Saga is a designated joining point for travelers or groups arriving separately from Kathmandu. Contact us for the connecting itinerary and logistics if you'd like to join this way.

How difficult is the Kailash Kora on this itinerary?

The Kora is physically demanding, mainly due to altitude rather than technical difficulty. It covers roughly 30km over three days, peaking at 5,650m at Dolma-La Pass. Read our full Kailash Mansarovar Yatra difficulty guide for a detailed breakdown.

When is the best time to do this Lhasa to Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?

May through September offers the most stable weather and the safest conditions at Dolma-La Pass. See our best time to visit Mount Kailash guide for a month-by-month breakdown.

Do I need a visa and Tibet Travel Permit for this trip?

Yes. You'll need a Tibet Travel Permit regardless of your entry point, plus either a Chinese Group Visa (entering via Nepal) or an individual China L Visa (entering via mainland China). See our Tibet Travel Permit guide for details.

What should I pack for this trip?

Focus on layered thermal clothing, a proper down jacket, ankle-support hiking boots, and cold-weather gear for nights near or above 5,000m/16,404ft. See our complete Kailash Mansarovar Yatra packing list for the full checklist.

Where do I stay during the Kailash Kora?

You'll stay in basic guesthouses at Dherapuk and Zutulpuk, with simple, shared facilities. Before and after the Kora, you're back in Western-standard hotels in Darchen and along the route.

What meals are included on this trip?

Breakfast is included every day. From Day 6 through Day 11, Saga through the end of the Kora, lunch and dinner are also included.

What's the difference between Dolma-La Pass and the rest of the Kailash Kora?

Dolma-La Pass, at 5,650m/18,538ft, is the highest and most physically demanding point of the three-day Kora. The rest of the circuit involves lower-altitude walking between Darchen, Dherapuk, and Zutulpuk.

Can I skip part of the Kailash Kora if I'm not feeling well?

Yes. On Day 9, there's an optional vehicle-assist shortcut that lets you skip the final stretch to Zutulpuk and return directly to Darchen, road and weather conditions permitting. Discuss this option with your guide as needed.

Luxury Lhasa North EBC & Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Ali Purang Exit

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Total Hiking Time: 18-22 hrs

Total Driving Time: 32-38 hrs

Total Travel Distance: 1702 km

Highest point: 18,536 ft / 5,650 m — Day 10 · Kailash Kora Day 2 — Dherapuk → Dolma-La Pass → Zutulpuk or Return to Darchen

Trip Itinerary

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Day 01

Arrival in Lhasa

You can fly into Lhasa nonstop from Kathmandu, or connect through major Chinese cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or Chengdu. Your Tibetan guide meets you at the airport for the roughly one-hour transfer into the city, and the rest of the day is set aside for rest.

Lhasa sits at 3,650m/11,976ft, so your first day is really about giving your body a head start on acclimatization. Take it slow, drink plenty of water, and let the altitude and the feeling of finally being in Tibet settle in before you start sightseeing tomorrow.

Maximum Altitude

3,650m/11,976ft

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Hotel (Shangri-La) or similar

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Day 02

Lhasa Sightseeing – Potala Palace & Jokhang Temple

Our tour of Lhasa begins with a guided visit to the majestic Potala Palace, an architectural masterpiece rising 13 stories above the city and once the winter residence of the Dalai Lamas. In the afternoon, we visit the Jokhang Temple, the spiritual heart of Tibetan Buddhism, regarded by pilgrims as the most sacred temple in Tibet. The day concludes with a walk along Barkhor Street, where pilgrims circle the temple while spinning prayer wheels and chanting mantras.

Maximum Altitude

3,650m/11,976ft

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Hotel (Shangri-La) or similar

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Breakfast

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Day 03

Lhasa Sightseeing – Drepung & Sera Monasteries

Today, after breakfast we explore Lhasa with visits to two of its most influential monasteries. We begin at Drepung Monastery, once the world’s largest monastic university and the former residence of the Dalai Lamas before the Potala Palace. In the afternoon, we explore Sera Monastery, famous for its debating courtyard where monks engage in animated philosophical arguments, a dynamic form of learning and spiritual exchange unique to Tibetan Buddhism.

Maximum Altitude

3,650m/11,976ft

Accommodation

Hotel (Shangri-La) or similar

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Breakfast

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Day 04

Drive from Lhasa to Shigatse via Gyantse

Today’s drive crosses the high Tibetan plateau, with stops at Yamdrok Lake (4,441m/14,570ft) and Karo La Glacier (5,045m/16,552ft). If time allows, you’ll also visit Kumbum Stupa in Gyantse before continuing on to Shigatse.

The turquoise expanse of Yamdrok Lake against the glacier-capped mountains is one of the most photographed views in Tibet, and you’ll want to keep your camera close. By the time you reach Shigatse, at 3,900m/12,796ft, you’ll already have a feel for the scale of the landscape you’re about to spend the next week in.

Travel Distance:
360 km (224 mi)
Driving:
7-8 hrs

Maximum Altitude

3,900m/12,796ft

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Day 05

Shigatse → Rongbuk / North Everest Base Camp Region

You’ll travel deeper into the Himalaya today, crossing dramatic high passes including Gyatso La at 5,220m/17,126ft, before arriving in the Rongbuk Monastery / North Everest Base Camp region at 5,100m/16,733ft.

Weather permitting, you’ll catch sunset views of Everest’s North Face this evening, a sight that few travelers experience from the Tibetan side. Your hotel tonight is equipped with supplemental oxygen, which helps at this altitude.

Travel Distance:
330 km (205 mi)
Driving:
6-7 hrs

Maximum Altitude

5,250m/17,225ft

Accommodation

Guest House (Rongbuk Monastery Guest House) or similar

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Breakfast

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Day 06

North Everest Base Camp to Saga

This is one of the longer driving days on the trip, but also one of the most scenic, as you descend from North Everest Base Camp (5,150m/16,896ft) toward Saga (4,600m/15,091ft), moving from the Everest region toward Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar. The route winds past pristine alpine pastures, the brilliant turquoise waters of Pelkhu Tso Lake, and sweeping views of Mount Shishapangma.

Group joining option: If friends or family want to join your Yatra partway through, Saga is the designated joining point for travelers coming from Kathmandu. Contact us for the connecting itinerary and logistics if this applies to your group.

Travel Distance:
450 km (280 mi)
Driving:
8-10 hrs

Maximum Altitude

4,600m/15,093ft

Accommodation

Hotel (Western Post Hotel) or similar

Meals

Breakfast and Dinner

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Day 07

Saga → Lake Manasarovar

Kailash Yatries praying infront of Mansarovar Lake

Today’s drive to sacred Lake Manasarovar passes Mount Gurla Mandhata and the mystical Rakshastal lake along the way. It’s a long day on the road, but a spiritually significant one as you close in on your destination.

You’ll reach the lake, at 4,556m/14,948ft, in the evening, with time set aside for quiet reflection at the water’s edge, a fitting first encounter with one of the most revered sites on the entire pilgrimage.

Travel Distance:
480 km (298 mi)
Driving:
9-10 hrs

Maximum Altitude

4,556m/14,948ft

Accommodation

Hotel (Mansarovar Hot Spring) or similar

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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Day 08

Manasarovar Puja/Havan → Darchen

Your morning begins with spiritual activities at Lake Manasarovar: a Havan/Puja ceremony. From there, you’ll drive roughly 1 hour to Darchen (4,700m/15,421ft), the staging point for the Kailash Kora.

The rest of the day is for practical preparation, an evening briefing, a gear check, and packing for the trek days ahead. Take this time seriously; the next three days are the physical heart of the Yatra.

Travel Distance:
40 km (25 mi)
Driving:
1 hour

Maximum Altitude

4,700m/15,421ft

Accommodation

Hotel (Ouguantianoihengyang) or similar

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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Day 09

Kailash Kora Day 1 — Darchen → Yamdwar → Dherapuk

After a short drive from Darchen (4,700m/15,421ft) to Yamdwar, you’ll walk through the sacred western valley to Dherapuk Monastery (~5,100m/16,733ft), which faces Mount Kailash’s majestic North Face. Optional, additional cost: a side walk toward Charan Sparsh Darshan, offering a closer view of Mount Kailash, may be possible from Dirapuk, subject to government permission and access regulations. Additional guide and permit fees apply. Please consult your guide regarding availability and arrangements.

Staying overnight at Dherapuk gives you two things worth savoring: the golden North Face of Kailash in the morning light, and a genuine rest before the hardest day of the Kora. If you’re not planning to continue the full circuit, this is also the point where you can turn back after taking in the Charan Sparsh view.

Hiking:
5-6 hrs
Travel Distance:
12 km (7 mi)
Driving:
15 min

Maximum Altitude

5,100m/16,733ft

Accommodation

Guest House

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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Day 10

Kailash Kora Day 2 — Dherapuk → Dolma-La Pass → Zutulpuk or Return to Darchen

You’ll start early for the push over Dolma-La Pass, the highest and most demanding point of the Kora. From the pass, you’ll descend past the sacred Gauri Kund before continuing down into the next valley, where a tea shop area marks a natural break point.

Optional, additional cost: at this tea shop / vehicle point, you can choose to skip the final stretch to Zutulpuk and take vehicle assistance back to Darchen instead, road and weather conditions dependent, and arranged at an additional cost. Everyone else continues on to overnight at Zutulpuk.

Distance note: the full Kailash Kora is often quoted as ~52km/~32mi Darchen-to-Darchen; today’s optional vehicle-assist segment means your actual walking distance may be shorter for comfort and safety.

Hiking:
10-12 hrs
Travel Distance:
22 km (14 mi)

Maximum Altitude

5,650m/18,538ft

Accommodation

Guest House (Zunzhui Lodge) or similar

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

11

Day 11

Zutulpuk → Darchen

Today marks the final day of the sacred Kailash Kora. After breakfast, you’ll set out on a shorter, easier hike of about 8km from Zutulpuk to the end of the Kora, then continue on to Darchen (4,700m/15,421ft). Once you arrive, it’s a day for rest and celebration, you’ve completed one of the world’s most demanding pilgrimages.

Optional, additional cost: depending on your available time, weather conditions, health, and government permissions, optional excursions may be arranged to the base of Nandi Parvat, Ashtapad for a sacred view of Mount Kailash, or Tirthapuri, a spiritual site associated with Guru Rinpoche. All excursions are subject to local regulations, permit approval, and site accessibility. Additional guide and permit fees apply. Alternatively, you can relax at the hotel and allow your body to recover after completing the Kailash Kora.

Hiking:
3-4 hrs
Travel Distance:
8 km (5 mi)

Maximum Altitude

4,700m/15,421ft

Accommodation

Hotel (Ouguantianoihengyang) or similar

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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Day 12

Darchen → Purang or Ali for Flight to Lhasa (Final Departure)

Your final day takes you from Darchen Purang (Ali), where you’ll catch a flight back to Lhasa. From there, you can connect onward to your international flight home, or extend your stay in Lhasa for a few extra nights.

However you choose to close out the trip, you’re leaving with the Kailash Kora behind you, a journey most people only ever read about.

Flight:
2 hr 20 min
Driving:
1-2 hrs

Meals

Breakfast

Includes

International Arrival and Departure Transfers: Hassle-free airport pickups and drop-offs.
Accommodations:
- 3 nights at Shangri La Hotel, Lhasa or similar on a twin-share basis with breakfast.
- 5 nights in Western Standard Hotels
- 3 nights in guest houses with shared room during the Kailash Kora (best available) and North EBC
Guided Lhasa Tour : Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, Drepung Monastery, Sera Monastery, including entrance fees
All Vegetarian Meals: Enjoy freshly prepared breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the Yatra, crafted by our private in-house kitchen crew from Saga onward.
Meals: 11 breakfasts, 6 dinners & 5 lunches
Private Kitchen Facilities: Dedicated facilities to ensure hygienic and wholesome meals throughout the journey.
Professional Guides: English-speaking Nepali Tour Leader and experienced Tibetan Guide to ensure a smooth and enriching experience.
Tibet/China Visa & All Permit Fees: Tibet Travel Permit and all Ngari-region permits (Alien’s Travel Permit, PSB/Foreign Affairs permits)
Logistic Transfers:
- Comfortable 4WD Jeep and tourist coach for travel throughout Tibet, with a support vehicle for additional assistance.
Support Staff: Necessary support personnel during the Yatra, ensuring your comfort and safety.
Insurance for Guide and Porters: Fully covered insurance for all support staff.
Oxygen Support:
- Oxygen cylinders in each coach for high-altitude comfort.
- Emergency oxygen will be provided during Kailash Charansparsha and Kailash Parikrama.
High-Quality Gear Rentals: Complimentary rental of HG down jackets.
Exclusive Merchandise: Special Kailash Hoodie and a FREE high-quality duffle bag provided for your trip.
24/7 Customer Support: Dedicated support to assist with any questions or needs throughout your journey.

Excluded

International Flights: Airfare to and from Lhasa is not included.
Domestic Flight: Purang/Ali–Lhasa flight are not included.
Chinese visa fees: Arranged individually by the traveler
Travel Insurance: While not mandatory, travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation is highly recommended.
Charan Sparsh Side Walk (Day 8): Optional, at an additional cost for guide and permit fees.
Dolma-La Vehicle-Assist Shortcut (Day 9): Optional, at an additional cost, road and weather conditions permitting.
Ashtapad, Tirthapuri, and Nandi Parvat Excursions (Day 10): Optional, at an additional cost.
Additional Transportation Costs: Any extra costs for transportation or porter services in case of unexpected events like landslides.
Personal Porter and Horse During Parikrama: Optional services for hiring a personal porter and horse during the Kailash Parikrama are available at an additional cost.
Emergency Evacuation and Medical Costs: Costs for emergency evacuation by helicopter or any medical treatment during the trip.
Lhasa Extension: Extra nights and sightseeing in Lhasa (available on request)
Itinerary Changes: Additional expenses due to changes in the itinerary, such as extended hotel stays, alternative transport arrangements, or helicopter costs.
Gratuities/Tips: Tips for guides, porters, and staff are customary, typically 10% of the Yatra cost.

What Does "Luxury" Really Mean on the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra?

Luxury on the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra means better accommodation, safer logistics, enhanced medical preparedness, and personalized service, not urban five-star hotels. In cities like Kathmandu and Lhasa, genuine 4–5 star comfort is available. But during the Kailash Kora, luxury means the best guesthouses, heated beds, and stronger medical support in extreme high-altitude terrain.Read the Full Guide →

Accommodation on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Location	Property
Lhasa	Shangri-La Hotel or similar
Shigatse	Western Standard Hotel
EBC Region	Rongbuk Hotel or similar
Saga	Western Post Hotel or similar
Manasarovar	Hot Spring Hotel or Dormitory
Darchen	Ouguantianoihengyang Hotel or similar
Dherapuk	Guest House
Zutulpuk	Zunzhui Lodge or similar (if continuing the full Kora)

You’ll stay in comfortable, Western-standard hotels in Kyirong, Lhasa, Shigatse, and the Mansarovar region, stepping down to simple guesthouses with basic amenities during the three days of the Kailash Kora itself. All stays are on a twin-sharing basis; ask us about single supplement availability.

Meals on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Breakfast is included at your hotel every day of the trip. From Day 7 onward, Saga through the end of the Kailash Kora – lunch and dinner are also included, covering the days with the least access to outside dining options.

Days	Meals Included
Days 2-5 (Lhasa to North EBC)	Breakfast only
Day 6 (North EBC to Saga)	Breakfast & Dinner
Day 7-11 (Saga through Darchen)	Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Day 12 (departure day)	Breakfast

On days without included lunch and dinner, you’ll have access to restaurants in Lhasa, Shigatse & North EBC. Once you reach Saga and continue west, meals shift to full board, prepared with the remoteness of the Kailash region in mind.

Best Time for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Season	Conditions
May–June	Cool mornings, mild days, clear mountain views; peak season, book early
July–August	Warmer, with periodic monsoon cloud that can obscure Kailash views on some days
September	Cool, dry, generally clear skies; one of the best windows for visibility
October–April	Route largely closed to tourism due to snow and extreme cold at altitude

May through September is the operating season for this route, with May-June and September generally offering the clearest views of Mount Kailash and the most stable flying and driving conditions to Ali. For a full month-by-month breakdown, see our dedicated guide on the best time to visit Mount Kailash.

How Difficult Is the Luxury Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is rated challenging, primarily because of altitude rather than technical terrain. No mountaineering or prior trekking skill is required.

Fitness Requirements

Ability to walk 3-6 hours on Kora days, including one demanding day to Dolma La Pass
Two months of cardio preparation is recommended: walking, hiking, cycling or stair climbing
Most of the route sits above 4,500 m / 14,764 ft, where oxygen levels are significantly lower than sea level

Altitude and Acclimatization

Himalayan Glacier guides build acclimatization stops into the itinerary at Kyirong and Saga before the group reaches the Kora. Oxygen cylinders are carried in vehicles, and emergency oxygen is available during the Charan Sparsh and Kailash Kora sections. Trekkers who follow the pacing set by the tour leader and stay well hydrated typically manage the altitude without serious issues.

Is This Trip Suitable for Beginners?

First-time high-altitude travelers can join, provided they arrive reasonably fit and follow the acclimatization schedule. Travelers with a history of heart, lung or blood pressure conditions should get medical clearance before booking. For a full breakdown of daily walking distances, see our guide on how difficult the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra really is.

Permits and Visa Information

Entering Tibet for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra requires a Tibet Travel Permit plus a Chinese Group Visa, both arranged by Himalayan Glacier and included in the package price. A few points worth knowing before you book:

Passport handling: Physical passports are collected in Kathmandu on Day 1 for priority visa processing through the embassy
Early arrival: Travelers whose China visa is processed in Kathmandu should plan to arrive 2 to 4 days before the official departure date
Nepal visa: Available on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport or online in advance, and is not included in the package

For a step-by-step breakdown of documentation and timing, see our guide on how to plan a successful Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, or our dedicated resource for planning the Kailash Yatra from the USA.

Packing List for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Clothing

Insulated down jacket (rental included) and fleece mid-layers
Thermal base layers, moisture-wicking
Windproof and waterproof outer shell
Warm hat, sun hat, gloves (liner and insulated pair)

Footwear

Broken-in, waterproof trekking boots
Warm wool or thermal socks
Camp shoes or sandals for hotel and guest house use

Electronics

Power bank and universal adapter (Tibet uses 220V, Type A/C/I sockets)
Headlamp with spare batteries for early Dolma La Pass starts
Camera with extra memory (cold drains batteries faster)

Trekking Gear

Trekking poles
Sunglasses with UV protection (snow glare at altitude is intense)
Personal first-aid kit, including any prescribed altitude medication such as Diamox

Personal Items

Passport-size photos for permit paperwork
Reusable water bottle or hydration bladder
Basic toiletries, sunscreen (SPF 50+) and lip balm with sun protection

For the complete, itemized packing list, see our Kailash Mansarovar Yatra packing list guide.

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Why Choose Himalayan Glacier for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Himalayan Glacier has operated Himalayan journeys since 1992 from its Kathmandu base, with a dedicated US office in Baltimore, Maryland handling international support and bookings. On the ground, that translates into a few things that matter on a high-altitude pilgrimage like this one:

Local operational control: No outsourcing or middlemen, since the Kathmandu team manages hotels, permits and staff directly
Experienced Yatra leadership: English-speaking Nepali tour leaders and Tibetan guides who have run this route repeatedly and know the border, weather and altitude patterns
Private kitchen and catering: A dedicated in-house kitchen crew travels with the group, which matters for both hygiene and dietary consistency at altitude
Oxygen support built in: Oxygen cylinders in vehicles and emergency oxygen during the Kora, not an optional add-on
Route flexibility: Helicopter or overland border crossing, and multiple joining points via Lhasa for travelers with limited time off
US-based support: A Baltimore office that helps international travelers plan, pay in installments, and get questions answered in their own time zone

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33 Years of Guiding in the Himalayas

Luxury Lhasa, North EBC & Kailash Mansarovar Yatra – Ali Purang Exit - 12 days

Overview

Luxury Lhasa, North Everest Base Camp & Kailash Mansarovar Yatra – Purang or Ali Exit

Luxury Lhasa Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Highlights

Your Journey to Mount Kailash Begins Here

What Does Luxury Really Mean on the Kailash Yatra?

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What Does "Luxury" Really Mean on the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra?

Accommodation on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Meals on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Best Time for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

How Difficult Is the Luxury Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?

Fitness Requirements

Altitude and Acclimatization

Is This Trip Suitable for Beginners?

Permits and Visa Information

Packing List for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Clothing

Footwear

Electronics

Trekking Gear

Personal Items

Kailash Yatra Video Tour

Mount Kailash Yatra Tips