Join fellow pilgrims on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar, the holiest sites in Hinduism. Revered as the abode of Lord Shiva, this sacred region draws thousands of devotees each year in search of blessings, inner peace, and spiritual awakening.
Our carefully designed Mount Kailash Group Tour for Indian citizens offers a seamless and deeply enriching experience. From the moment you begin your overland journey from Kathmandu, you’ll be guided through the breathtaking landscapes of Tibet — from the serene shores of Lake Manasarovar, believed to wash away sins, to the powerful presence of Mount Kailash, the ultimate symbol of divine energy.
This is more than just a trip — it’s a spiritual calling. Whether you’re seeking moksha, religious fulfillment, or simply wish to connect with something greater than yourself, this Yatra brings you face-to-face with age-old rituals, high-altitude wonders, and the timeless beauty of the Himalayas.
With all arrangements thoughtfully taken care of — from permits and transportation to experienced guides and comfortable accommodation — you can focus fully on your spiritual path. Let this sacred pilgrimage leave a lasting imprint on your soul.
13 days / 12 nights Mt. Kailash trip for Indians
A Land Above Time: Explore Tibet Region
Highlights
- Spiritual journey to Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar, designed specifically for Indian citizens.
- Travel overland from Nepal to Tibet, crossing scenic high-altitude terrain and remote Himalayan landscapes.
- Perform the sacred circumambulation (kora) of Mount Kailash, a holy act in Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Bon traditions.
- Visit one of Asia’s holiest lakes, believed to cleanse sins and offer spiritual blessings.
- Explore traditional Tibetan villages and witness ancient rituals while journeying across the plateau.
- Travel with fellow Indian pilgrims, creating a supportive and spiritually enriching group experience.
- Well-paced schedule allows proper altitude adaptation, rest, and meaningful engagement with the sacred sites.
