10 Days Private Mystical Kailash Tour from Kathmandu
Description
Mount Kailash holds immense spiritual significance across several major religions. Here are some key points:
Hinduism: Kailash is traditionally recognized as the abode of Lord Shiva, where he resides with his consort, goddess Parvati, and their children, Ganesha and Kartikeya. Hindus believe Kailash to be the Mount Meru, considered a stairway to Svarga (heaven).
Buddhism: For Buddhists, Kailash is the navel of the universe. It’s a place for meditation and connecting the physical and spiritual worlds.
Jainism: Kailash is significant because it’s where their first leader attained enlightenment.
Bon Religion: Adherents of Bon consider Kailash the abode of the sky goddess Sipaimen.
Geographical Importance: Kailash is the source of four major rivers: Indus, Sutlej, Brahmaputra, and Karnali.
In essence, Mount Kailash is a sacred pilgrimage site, attracting devotees from India, China, Nepal, and beyond. Its spiritual aura and breathtaking natural beauty make it a haven for both pilgrims and adventurous trekkers.
Included
- Transportation by Van or bus as per the group size.
- Accommodation in twin sharing budget hotel on BB basis
- TTB permit and Kailash permit
- Monastery Entrance fees
- All sightseeing by English speaking Tibetan guide.
Excluded
- Nepal re-entry visa fees
- Lunch and Dinner
- Sleeping Bag and Down Jacket
- Insurance of any kind
- Expenses of personal nature
- Emergency evacuation Cost
Know before you go
When preparing for a Mount Kailash tour, travelers should pack the following essentials:
Clothing: Layered clothing: The weather can change rapidly, so pack lightweight layers that you can add or remove as needed.
Warm jacket: Nights at high altitudes can be chilly.
Rainproof jacket: Be prepared for sudden rain or snow.
Comfortable hiking boots: Sturdy footwear is essential for the trek around Mount Kailash.
Accessories: Sunglasses and sunscreen: Protect yourself from intense sunlight at high altitudes.
Hat or cap: Shield your face from the sun.
Gloves and scarf: Keep warm during the trek.
Walking stick or trekking poles: Helpful for stability during the kora.
Personal Items: Passport and permits: Keep them safe and accessible.
Personal medications: Consult your doctor and carry any necessary medications.
Toiletries: Basic hygiene items.
Reusable water bottle: Stay hydrated.
Miscellaneous:Snacks: High-energy snacks for the trek.
Camera: Capture the stunning landscapes.
Cash: Limited ATMs in remote areas.
Small backpack: Carry essentials during the kora.
Remember to pack light and prioritize essential items. Enjoy your spiritual journey!