US$ 2455

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is one of the most sacred pilgrimage journeys in the world, deeply revered by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon devotees. Made in a carefully crafted overland route through Nepal, the holy yatra indicates a holy travel with the magnificent himalayas. The journey of pilgrimage begins and ends in Kathmandu, the cultural and spiritual gateway to the Himalayas, from where pilgrims travel in comfort by various vehicles through the mountain country of Nepal on to the Tibetan Plateau.
The journey follows a drive-in and drive-out route, making the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from India less physically demanding compared to traditional trekking routes but the client have mentally prepared. The most part of the journey takes place on good mountain highways, smooth travel through beautiful scenery. Nonetheless, the remote location with a high altitude in this area means that some stretches are rough plateau roads affected due to the terrain and weather. Trained drivers who use suitable vehicles navigate these sections safely while ensuring comfort throughout the pilgrimage.
As pilgrims travail on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, they gradually climb amidst green valleys and river crossings, wide-open plains, and finally snow-covered mountains. These facilitation of acclimatisation of the high altitude and can ease the altitude sickness occurring. Scheduled stops and overnight stays are designed for physical health, making the journey suitable for pilgrims of all ages.
One of the most spiritually uplifting moments of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is the visit to holy Lake Mansarovar, one of the highest freshwater lakes in the world. Sanskrit Pilgrims pay visits to Lake regularly to take a bath (snan), prayers, meditation, and other religious functions. When the waters are clear, the environment is silent to your spiritual existence. Many devotees believe that taking a dip in Lake Mansarovar cleanses you of your sins and offers you inner peace and spiritual purity.
Following the visit to Lake Mansarovar, pilgrims proceed toward Mount Kailash, revered as the eternal abode of Lord Shiva. Towering at 6,638 meters, Mount Kailash is sacred for not only Hindus but also Buddhists, Jains and followers of Bon. Seeing Mount Kailash itself is believed to be a blessing from the Gods that leads pilgrims to get emotional and spiritually moved.
One of the primary attraction of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is the holy Kailash Kora, or circumambulation of Mount Kailash, which is about 52 km and completed in three days. Pilgrims initiate the Parikrama at Yam Dwar, which is believed to be the gateway to salvation. The north face of Mount Kailash can be seen from Deraphuk Monastery. The Dolma La Pass is quite difficult to cross; it stands at a height of 5630 meters. From here, pilgrims will also see sacred Gauri Kund and Zuthulpuk Monastery. As the devotees are doing the parikrama, each footstep erases the karma of the past.
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra package is professionally organized by Graceful Adventure Travel, a trusted and experienced pilgrimage agency specializing in Himalayan journeys. With an experience of organizing high-altitude pilgrimages, the agency takes care of every aspect of yatra with diligence, devotion, and professionalism. The complete journey is supported by trained Nepali and Chinese (Tibetan) guides who coordinate the pilgrims in coordination and communications, culture and safety throughout the journey.
Graceful Adventure Travel takes full responsibility for arranging all required Kailash Mansarovar Yatra permits, including Tibet Travel Permits, group visas, and border documentation. With this advance permit management for pilgrims, they can travel easily without any administrative worry and focus only on the journey’s purpose. The guides are always with the group and help throughout the journey, stay, and parikrama.
Accommodation during the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is arranged to provide the best possible comfort in remote and high-altitude regions. Lodging in Kathmandu and other major towns will be in comfortable hotel-style accommodation. In Darchen and Zuthulpuk and other such areas, guesthouse accommodation will be in the best available. This is standard in the region. The facilities in these areas may be basic, but are nonetheless clean, warm and suitable for high altitude.
The cost of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra depends on the group size, accommodation category and date of travel. The prices are crystal clear with no hidden costs to lessen the burden of pilgrims so that they can plan accordingly. Various packages which are offered on an AP basis includes accommodation, meals, transportation, guiding, permits and logistics. The meals are vegetarian and nutritious to keep everyone healthy and energetic at a high altitude.
The safety of pilgrims is our top priority during the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Oxygen cylinders and first-aid kits are afforded at Graceful Adventure Travel while trained support staff and guides monitor pilgrims’ health conditions regularly. Medical preparedness and acclimatization schedules allow the pilgrims to undertake the journey with peace of mind.
Overall, the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from Nepal/India organized by Graceful Adventure Travel offers a spiritually enriching, well-managed, and comfortable pilgrimage experience. With expert counsel and complete permit arrangements along with safe transport and regard for religious beliefs, the journey helps pilgrims see the belief and witness some of the most marvelous sites on earth.
| Season | Kathmandu (1,310 m) | Kerung (2,700 m) | Saga (4,300 m) | Lake Mansarovar / Darchen (4,590–4,647 m) | Dolma La Pass (5,630 m) |
| Spring (Mar–May) | Day: 18–25°C Night: 8–12°C | Day: 15–22°C Night: 5–10°C | Day: 5–12°C Night: -2–2°C | Day: 0–8°C Night: -5–0°C | Day: -2–2°C Night: -10 to -6°C |
| Summer (Jun–Aug) | Day: 22–28°C Night: 12–16°C | Day: 18–24°C Night: 10–14°C | Day: 8–14°C Night: 0–5°C | Day: 5–10°C Night: -2–2°C | Day: 0–5°C Night: -8–0°C |
| Autumn (Sep–Nov) | Day: 18–26°C Night: 8–12°C | Day: 15–22°C Night: 5–10°C | Day: 5–12°C Night: -2–0°C | Day: 0–8°C Night: -5–0°C | Day: -2–2°C Night: -10 to -5°C |
| Winter (Dec–Feb) | Day: 10–18°C Night: 0–5°C | Day: 5–12°C Night: -2–2°C | Day: -5–2°C Night: -10–-5°C | Day: -2–5°C Night: -10–-5°C | Day: -8–0°C Night: -15–-10°C |
| Fact | Details |
| Tour Name | Kailash Mansarovar Overland Yatra |
| Maximum Elevation | 5,630 m (Dolma La Pass) |
| Duration | 14 Days (Kathmandu–Kathmandu) |
| Route / Distance | Approx. 900–1,000 km overland + 52 km Parikrama |
| Difficulty Level | Moderate to Strenuous (high altitude & long drives) |
| Best Time to Visit | March–May, September–November |
| Accommodation | Hotels in Kathmandu / Saga, Guesthouses / Lodges in Tibet, Basic Lodges near Lake Mansarovar, Tented Camps during Parikrama |
| Group Size | 1–12 people |
| Major Highlights | Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Budhanilkantha, Kerung, Saga, Lake Mansarovar, Mount Kailash Parikrama, Dolma La Pass, Zuthulpuk Monastery, Tibetan Plateau & Himalayan landscapes |
| Day | Activity / Route | Drive / Trek Time | Altitude (m) |
| 1 | Arrival in Kathmandu & hotel transfer | – | 1,310 |
| 2 | Kathmandu Sightseeing & Yatra Briefing | – | 1,310 |
| 3 | Drive Kathmandu → Syabrubesi | 7–8 hrs | 2,380 |
| 4 | Drive Syabrubesi → Kerung (Border) | 3–4 hrs | 2,700 |
| 5 | Drive Kerung → Saga | 6–7 hrs | 4,300 |
| 6 | Acclimatization at Saga | 2-3 hrs | 4,300 |
| 7 | Drive Saga → Lake Mansarovar | 6–7 hrs | 4,590 |
| 8 | Lake Mansarovar Puja & Drive → Darchen | 2–3 hrs | 4,647 |
| 9 | Drive Darchen → Yam Dwar & Trek → Deraphuk (Kora Day 1) | 5–6 hrs trek / 1 hr drive | 4,560–5,000 |
| 10 | Trek Deraphuk → Zuthulpuk via Dolma La (Kora Day 2) | 7–9 hrs | Up to 5,630 |
| 11 | Complete Parikrama & Drive → Saga (Kora Day 3) | 3–4 hrs trek / 6–7 hrs drive | 4,300 |
| 12 | Drive Saga → Kerung | 6–7 hrs | 2,700 |
| 13 | Drive Kerung → Kathmandu | 7–8 hrs | 1,310 |
| 14 | Departure from Kathmandu | – | 1,310 |
Your Kailash Mansarovar Yatra begins in Kathmandu, a city that feels like a living museum of Hindu and Buddhist spirituality. Your hotel in Kathmandu is reached by city roads, passing ancient temples, fluttering prayer flags, and shops selling handicrafts after your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport. You will be comfortable after the short and smooth drive to the villa from the airport.
Further part of the day is kept free to relax and explore gently. Wandering Thamel you will see colourful streets with monasteries, spiritual shops, Tibetan handicrafts, and traditional restaurants. Answer: (26 word) The prayer bells and chanting create a soothing atmosphere that helps the pilgrims to loosen up from their daily routine and prepare for the journey.
Today involves short drives within Kathmandu on paved city roads as you visit some of Nepal’s most sacred religious landmarks. At Pashupatinath Temple, powerful Vedic rituals and cremation ceremonies are conducted on the banks of the Bagmati River giving you a chance to ponder life, death and liberation. These are key themes of the Kailash journey. Devotees connect with Lord Shiva and Mount Kailash with the great energy here.
The trip continues towards Boudhanath Stupa, home to a lot of monks chanting prayers, along with pilgrims spinning prayer wheels around the big dome. Guhyeshwari Temple and Budhanilkantha (the Jal Narayan) provides spiritual enhancement.
In the evening, a detailed yatra briefing will inform you about the daily distances to be travelled, road condition, altitude precautions, trekking and what to expect during Kailash Parikrama.
Today marks the beginning of the overland Himalayan journey. Leaving Kathmandu, the road follows river valleys and gradually climbs into the hills. The initial portion of the drive takes you along asphalted highways, which later narrows down to crooked roads in the mountains. On the journey, one sees terraced farmland, waterfalls, suspension bridge and Nepali villages.
The journey becomes increasingly dramatic as you enter Langtang National Park. Steep cliffs, dense forests, and far away snow-peaks start to appear. The lengthy drive features a lot of picturesque scenery with frequent breaks to eat and rest. Reaching Syabrubesi feels like entering a mountain town, preparing for Tibet border crossing (also has border town).
Drive Time: 7–8 hours
The drive to Rasuwagadhi follows a narrow gorge road beside roaring rivers and towering rock walls. Formalities at the border take time but the support team manages them smoothly. As soon as you cross into Tibet, the roads get wider and smoother and the landscape opens out.
The drive to Kerung (Kyirong) takes you through open valleys that are dotted with Tibetan houses, grazing yaks and prayer flags. The town of Kerung is a soothing place embraced by green hills and white peaks. Due to its moderate altitude, it is the best place to start acclimatization in Tibetan culture.
Drive Time: 3–4 hours (plus border process)
Today’s drive introduces you fully to the Tibetan Plateau. The road is mostly smooth and well-constructed and crosses over high passes including Thong La and La Lung La. The views stretch out across endless plains to faraway glaciers and skies that are deep blue and enormous.
You stop at the exquisite lake Peikutso. It is an alpine lake. The beautiful lake looks great. You also notice nomadic camps and yak herds and prayer stones. Due to the open land, the drive feels very meditative. Saga is a vibrant town offering respite, comfort, and preparation for higher altitudes.
Drive Time: 6–7 hours
This is a crucial day for rest and altitude adaptation. Mild strolls along level pathways across Saga facilitate body adjustment to thin air. You may explore nearby districts, visit shops or rest your body while enjoying eyes-pleasing plateau views.
Due to the slower pace of life, pilgrims can see the daily life of Tibetans locals in traditional dress, prayer flags waving continuously, and monastic buildings on the hills. The comfort and safety of the pilgrim is very much improvised before heading to Lake Mansarovar and Mount Kailash.
The drive to Lake Mansarovar is both visually and spiritually powerful. The high wide plains have long straight roads hemmed in by snow peaks and high altitude desert. The quietness that envelops the plateau lends a sense of sacredness to your walk.
Suddenly, the vast blue-green waters of Lake Mansarovar appear, creating a deeply emotional moment. Prayer, meditation and rituals performed by pilgrims in lakeshore. The quietude of the lake and the reflection of surrounding mountains create an atmosphere of peace and spiritual purity.
Drive Time: 6–7 hours
Early morning light over Mansarovar is calm and inspiring. Pilgrims perform Havan and Puja, offering prayers to the sacred elements. The remainder of the drive runs along the lakeside and provides uninterrupted views of the water.
Before reaching Darchen, you pass Rakshas Tal, darker and more dramatic than Mansarovar. Once you have a clear view of Mount Kailash, you will be overcome with emotion. Darchen, being the base for the Parikrama, seems very sacred owing to its location near the holy mountain.
Drive Time: 2–3 hours
A short drive brings you to Tarboche, where prayer flags cover the valley. Yam Dwar signifies the first step towards one’s journey to heaven. The trekking path is sufficiently large and very gradual along a river valley with spectacular views of the north face of Mt. Kailash throughout the trek.
The glacial streams, prayer stones, and monasteries along this path make for a dramatic yet peaceful landscape. As you arrive Deraphuk, at the feet of Mount Kailash, it is a very spiritual moment.
Trek: 14 km
Altitude:4560-5000m
This is the most demanding day of the pilgrimage. As you steadily ascend over rocky and icy terrain, you reach Dolma La Pass. Prayer flags adorn the summit, symbolizing spiritual renewal. Pilgrims often berth here for contemplation and prayer.
The descent is down to Gauri Kund – a sacred glacial lake – and a river valley to Zuthulpuk. The surroundings feel unrefined and old. The day is especially significant as Zuthulpuk features the meditation cave of Milarepa.
Trek: 22 km
The final section of the Parikrama is gentle, passing caves and sacred sites associated with meditation and enlightenment. Upon return to Darchen, pilgrims feel accomplished and grateful.
The return drive towards Saga is on plateau roads. The circuit of Mount Kailash feels less of a challenge but more of a reflection in the landscape.
Descending gradually, the air becomes richer and breathing feels easier. As you draw closer to Kerung, the scenery around you seems greens and more pleasant as well. You will find the Tibetan highways will smoothen your travel only further.
The period is a relaxed one, allowing pilgrims to recover from the physically demanding Parikrama days.
Drive Time: 6–7 hours
Crossing back into Nepal, the landscape transforms again—lush hills, rivers, and villages reappear. After days on the plateau, the long drive is comfortable.
A farewell dinner is hosted in Kathmandu in the evening which marks the successful completion of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by many.
Drive Time: 7–8 hours
After breakfast, we will transfer you to the airport for your onwards journey taking along blessings, inner peace, and memories of a lovely pilgrimage.
If our standard itinerary doesn't fully meet your needs, we are happy to tailor it to your specific preferences and requirements.
Airport pick-up & drop-off by private vehicle
Hotel stay in Kathmandu & Saga (3★–4★ or equivalent)
Guesthouse / lodge accommodation in Kerung, Darchen, Zuthulpuk & near Lake Mansarovar
All overland transportation as per itinerary (SUV / Land Cruiser / Coach)
All meals (vegetarian) during the yatra with tea/coffee
Experienced Nepali & Tibetan (Chinese) English-speaking guides
All required permits (Tibet Travel Permit, Kailash entry, border & restricted area permits)
Mount Kailash Mansarovar Yatra (Kora) guidance and support
Oxygen cylinder & first-aid kit for high-altitude safety
Farewell dinner in Kathmandu
Staff insurance and all applicable government & local taxes
International or domestic flights & airport taxes
Nepal visa fee on arrival for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra
Meals in Kathmandu not mentioned in the itinerary of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra
Personal trekking gear (clothing, shoes, sleeping bag, etc.)
Travel, medical & evacuation insurance
Alcoholic drinks, soft drinks, laundry, phone calls & personal expenses
Tips and gratuities for guides, drivers & staff
Any services not specifically mentioned as included
High-Altitude Challenges:- The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra reaches elevations of over 5,600 meters at Dolma La Pass. People going on pilgrimage might face medicines under the impact of lesser oxygen supply. The risk during Lhasa tours can be greatly minimized with proper acclimatization days, gradual ascent, and an experienced local Nepali and Tibetan guide.
Drive long distances on mountain roads:- The overland journey is a mixture of several long drives between Nepal and Tibet. In fact, you can expect to be driving 6–8 hours per day. Although vehicles afford comforts on the winding Himalayan and plateau roads, those not accustomed to mountains may find the experience challenging.
Difficult and Secluded Landscape:- The roads are generally well-paved, especially on the highways. The parts may be of the high-altitude plateaus (not on the highways) near Saga, Darchen, and Lake Mansarovar. Hence may be slightly dusty and bumpy. Travellers are warned to expect bumpy rides and delays caused by the weather or the terrain.
Physical demands of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra (Kora):- The three-day Mount Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a moderately strenuous hike of 52 km. Every day, pilgrims walk long distances, sometimes in thin air, steep ascents, and descents, especially when crossing Dolma La Pass at 5630 meters height. Essential are physical preparation, walking sticks, and pacing.
Cold and Unpredictable Weather:- The harsh, cold and unpredictable weather of the Tibetan region sees the temperature drop to subzero levels quite often, especially at night and during the Parikrama. Pilgrims should carry warm clothing, gloves, and protective gear.
Rural areas have very few hospitals:- Although basic medical facilities are available at major towns like Saga and Kerung, the emergency treatment options around Darchen, Zuthulpuk and lake Mansarovar are very limited. The expedition is equipped with oxygen cylinders, first-aid kits, and trained guides to help you.
Cultural and Logistical Challenges:- Sometimes it takes time to cross the Nepal-Tibet border and manage the permits. Pilgrims should follow local rules, adhere to Tibetan customs, and be prepared for minor delays during immigration and permit checks.
Altitude and Acclimatization Requirement:- The yatra can only be successful if the trekkers are properly acclimatized. For this it is important to have a resting day in Saga and gradual ascent to higher heights. Not sticking to an itinerary and skipping rest days can results in altitude sickness or fatigue.
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from Nepal/India is a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual journey, and choosing the right time is crucial for a safe and fulfilling pilgrimage. The months between March and May (during spring and early summer) and September-Novermber (during the autumn) are the best months for Kailash mansarovar yatra as the weather is mild, skies clear and roads on the high-altitude Tibetan Plateau are open. In these months, at lower altitudes, the days are beautiful with temperatures ranging from 10 degrees Celsius to 20 degrees celsius while at high altitudes near Lake Mansarovar and Mount Kailash, the cold is bearable.
Spring months (March – May) in Nepal is a glorious season with blooming valleys, terraced hills and alpine flowers in the mountain. The mountain passes, Thong La and Dolma La Pass, are free of snow generally, which makes driving and trekking safe and comfortable. During the Autumn months (September – November), the cold air, clear skies and high visibility of Mount Kailash, Lake Mansarovar and neighbouring peaks is an experience, the pilgrims certainly do not want to miss.
During the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra package, pilgrims traverse challenging but well-planned routes. Planning your overland drive between Kathmandu and Kerung, or Saga, Darchen, and Lake Mansarovar in early spring and autumn ensures lesser problems with landslides, snow, or monsoon rains. This is especially important as there will be long drives on the Tibetan Plateau, some days we will be driving for 6–8 hours, including very remote areas.
Travel during non recommended months is risky. In the winter months spanning December to February, heavy snowfall occurs, making the roads icy and the temperatures extremely low, making the Parikrama and overland travel both dangerous. The monsoon months from June to August brings landslides, roadblocks and wet conditions which delays the Kailash mansarovar yatra and also increases the chances of getting sick at heights.
The importance of undertaking a Kailash Mansarovar Yatra at just the right time is incredibly significant when it comes to spirituality. Travelers get to see Mount Kailash in Kailash Mansarovar Yatra in full glory, conduct the Kora (Parikrama) and rituals at Lake Mansarovar smoothly when the weather is clear. Pilgrims may find it easier to carry out Havan and Puja rituals with less interference from harsh weather.
In the upcoming Kailash Mansarovar Yatra dates 2026, Graceful Adventure Travel will arrange all permits, guides and accommodations for you in advance years, as the itinerary is so planned. It is advisable to book early due to scarcity of slots in spring and autumn and high demand from pilgrims from India, Nepal and globally.
Choosing the right time also affects your health and climate. The pleasant weather and smooth roads will minimize physical strain. So, acclimatization days at Saga and Darchen will be more effective to avoid sickness. This allows pilgrims to concentrate solely on their spiritual journey and not on the issues with the climate.
Finally, traveling in the perfect months for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is safe, convenient, and enriching for one’s spirit and soul. Followers can perform holy rituals at sacred sites and complete the Parikrama with clarity during the Kumbu Mela as well as admire the scenic beauty of the Himalayan and Tibetan Plateau.

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a sacred pilgrimage for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers, organized by Graceful Adventure Travel. This 14 day overland journey begins and ends in Kathmandu, Nepal, with a blend of devotion, adventure and culture. Traveling in comfortable vehicles, pilgrims pass through the hilly regions of the Himalayas before reaching the Tibetan Plateau Kailash Mansarovar Yatra permits are pre-arranged. The highways are well built and the roads are plateaus at a great height and are safe with the drivers who are experts as well. So it is not a difficult journey and is nothing but a comfortable journey of fulfilling one’s spiritual desires.
After arrival in Kathmandu meet your tour guide and after that some visit some spiritual sites. The first visit is Pashupatinath Temple where devotees perform the rituals along the banks of the Bagmati River. Then visit Boudhanath Stupa a measure Tibetan Buddhist site. After that visit Guhyeshwari Temple a Shakti Peeth. Finally, continue to visit Budhanilkantha (Jal Narayan) the massive reclining Vishnu. These sites enable pilgrims to connect with the spirit of Mount Kailash. In the evening, the detailed yatra briefing covers permits, safety from altitude sickness, and road conditions.
Travelers journey from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi peaceful mountain town of 2,380 meters. We drive through Langtang National Park, terraced hills, rivers, and villages. The next day the mission crosses the Nepal-Tibet border at Rasuwagadhi and continues to Kerung, a town in Tibet at 2700m where travelers experience local life and acclimatize. The trail goes uphill to Saga (4,300 m), circumventing Thong La and La Lung passes. Along with yam tussar and the beautiful Peikutso Lake. Saga’s acclimatization day enables the pilgrim to adapt to altitude.
The journey’s spiritual climax occurs at Lake Mansarovar (4,590 m), where devotees pray, meditate and bath in the holy waters. The pilgrims go to Darchen, Mt. Kailash base camp after which they see the near view of Mt. Kailash. The Mount Kailash Parikrama (Kora) takes three days by trekking from Yam Dwar to Deraphuk. On this trek, you will cross the highest point Dolma La Pass, which is at 5,630 m. Furthermore, you will visit Shiva Tsal, Gauri Kund and Zuthulpuk Monastery.
Return journey is via Saga and Kerung then Kathmandu. Yatris enjoy a panoramic view of Tibetan settlements and various peaks on this pilgrimage while reflecting on their spirituality. Graceful Adventure Travel’s Kailash Mansarovar Yatra package is designed to provide you with the services of professional guides, comfortable stays, meals, transport, and permits. It will make your journey safe, enriching and unforgettable.
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra permits are essential legal documents required for every pilgrim traveling to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar. As the holy places are in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, Indians/NRI and Foreign Nationals must obtain the permits to travel safely and without any hassle. The kind of permit and the process vary slightly by nationality, but a professional agency like Graceful Adventure Travel takes care of all that.
For Indian and NRI Pilgrims
Indian travelers and NRIs follow a simplified process for travel to China thanks to bilateral pacts between India and China. The documents that are required includes.
NRIs who travel on Indian passports follow the same procedure as Indian citizens. However, traveling on foreign passports may require additional documents, such as proof of Indian origin or proof of residency, as prescribed by the agency.
Foreign pilgrims (non-Indian citizens) must obtain a slightly more detailed set of documents:
All foreign national applications are handled by professional agencies with permits that are fitted to the travel plans and high-altitude routes. It is crucial that you have these documents as entry is not possible without them and the permits are strictly verified at checkpoints along the Tibetan Plateau.
Regardless of nationality, the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra permits are coordinated among the travel agency, Chinese authorities and border offices. It takes 15-20 days for approval usually. Agencies like Graceful Adventure Travel ensure that the pilgrims submit their passport copies, photographic identity, and travel details well in advance for pre-issued permits before departure.
Permits are route-specific and time-specific; this is a very important point. Permits shall be valid only for the dates and the route in the yatra package. Any change of dates, entry point, or itinerary is subject to prior approval, which is why you must book through a reliable agency.
Planning your Kailash Mansarovar Yatra package through a reputed agency assures.
Summary
For Indian/NRI pilgrims, permits are simple but necessary while foreign nationals require some extra clearances for restricted and military zones. All travelers of Kailash mansarovar yatra must possess it regardless of nationality.
Having the sanctions for this Yatra makes it smooth, safe, and spiritually satisfying. With the guidance of a professional, the pilgrims do not need to worry about the paperwork or legal formalities and can focus entirely on the sacred Parikrama, Lake Mansarovar Puja and Mount Kailash Darshan.

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra package organized by Graceful Adventure Travel provides fully managed and comfortable transportation services throughout the journey. Travelers from Kathmandu to the Nepal-Tibet border and across the huge Tibetan Plateau travel in modern tourist vehicles – either the Toyota Land Cruiser, SUV or a deluxe coach, which – depending on the group size. These vehicles are taken for their reliability and suitability for mountain roads.
The time taken on the road daily ranges between 3-8 hours, depending on the terrain and altitude. The halt is well-planned and includes allowing the travellers to rest, satisfying their hunger pangs and stopping at places of interest. The journey comprises of highways, roads that wind in the Himalayas and some high-altitude plateau track that may be rough in places as per the weather and terrain. Local drivers have years of knowledge of the Nepalese and Tibetan roads to ensure safety.
During the Yak caravan tour of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra , vehicles are used to transport our luggage, food, and other support equipment to the next lodging facility. This allows the pilgrims to walk the parikrama comfortably without heavy trekking bags. Transportation is also arranged for going to different key sites like Lake Mansarovar, Darchen, Yam Dwar, Deraphuk, and Zuthulpuk.
Your airport transfers in Kathmandu, intercity drive and border transfers are all part of the Kailash mansarovar yatra package. The combination of comfortable vehicles, professional drivers, and well-planned routes, you can remain assured of a safe and efficient travel experience while you engage in a spiritualy enriching journey.
On the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, all pilgrims get fully organized AP (All Plan) service which takes care of lodging and meals. Stays are arranged in 3★ or 4★ hotels in Kathmandu, which provide all the modern comforts. Further, the hotels are warm, welcoming, and relaxing. This way, you can prepare for the thrilling journey ahead.
As the pilgrimage progresses into Tibet, halts would be planned as per the local. In Kerung, Saga and Darchen pilgrims stay in decent guest houses, simple hotels or well-equipped tents making it safe and hygienic and warm at high altitudes. During the Mount Kailash Parikrama, you stay with Tented Camps or Guest Houses overnight so you can rest after the day trek.
The AP plan meals are carefully prepared to support energy and health in the demanding high-altitude environment. Regular delicious meals comprising of nutritious vegetarian food, local Tibetan specialties, and hot drinks are served to the pilgrims. Snacks and water are also provided during your drives and treks. We can accommodate special dietary preferences if informed beforehand.
Through this mix of a comfy stay, healthy meals and an attentive AP plan service, one can thoroughly concentrate on the spiritual journey (the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra) without worrying about the logistics, nutrition or rest.
As a Tour operator At Graceful Adventure Travel,
Graceful Adventure Travel is one of the leading tour operators in Nepal organizing Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Deluxe to Luxury Package for the safe, comfortable and spiritually elevating journey of the pilgrims. Our packages are completely customizable to suit guest preferences, combining spirituality, fun, and comfort during the holy pilgrimage.
We provide professional guide service with experienced Nepali and Tibetan guides who help pilgrims every step of the way from Kathmandu up to the high Tibetan plateau. Our guides take care of all logistics, cultural orientation and safety measures to ensure a hassle-free yatra.
Our team arranges for all necessary permits, including Tibet Travel Permits, Kailash entry permits, and border permits in Kailash mansarovar yatra, so that you don’t have to worry about any travel hassle. We arrange travel services through comfortable vehicles or Land Cruisers depending upon group size. The drivers are professionals who are masters of their trade and experienced in driving on high altitude roads and mountain highways.
AP services offer accommodation and meals for the duration of the pilgrimage. On this journey, the pilgrims will stay in 3★ or 4★ hotels in Kathmandu. Meanwhile, in Tibet, local stays will be arranged at guest houses or simple hotels or well-maintained tents wherever necessary. Vegetarian food, local Tibetan regular food, hot drinks & snacks are provided on the way to keep your energy levels high and acclimatise better.
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is an adventurous trip that takes travelers across many sacred sites located in and around Kailash Mansarovar. This journey covers all the spiritual highlights like Pashupatinath, Budhanilkantha (Jal Narayan), Guhyeshwari Temple (in Kathmandu), Lake Mansarovar, Mount Kailash Parikrama, Yam Dwar, Deraphuk, Dolma La Pass, Zuthulpuk and many more. While undertaking this life-transforming pilgrimage, one will get to witness awe-inspiring landscapes, high-altitude plateaus, and vistas of the mighty Himalayas.
Graceful Adventure Travel has been doing deluxe to luxury overland yatra for the pilgrims which includes all the required guides, permits, transport, accommodation, meals and safety. We want to organize the spiritual Kailash Mansarovar Yatra tour in a seamless and memorable way.
| Particular | Details |
| Booking office | Graceful Adventure Travel |
| Phone Number | +977-9851219412, 014700180/81 |
| Office Location | Sorhakhutte, Kathmandu Nepal |
| [email protected]/ [email protected] |
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Trip DurationUS$ 3985
Per PersonPrice starts
US$ 3985