The Kailash Yatra is something I’ll never forget. The holy mountain radiated peace, and the journey was spiritually fulfilling. The entire process was seamless and well-handled by the team.
Tour Overview
Adi Kailash Om Parvat Yatra from Pithoragarh is a spiritually enriching journey through the majestic Himalayas of Uttarakhand. This sacred yatra takes pilgrims to the revered Adi Kailash, considered the earthly abode of Lord Shiva, and the mystical Om Parvat, where a natural snow formation resembles the sacred 'Om' symbol. Starting from the picturesque town of Pithoragarh, the route traverses through serene villages, lush valleys, and rugged mountain terrain. Along the way, travelers witness pristine beauty, ancient temples, and the confluence of deep faith and breathtaking nature. The yatra offers a powerful blend of devotion, adventure, and inner peace. It is both a physical and spiritual journey that leaves a lasting impression on the soul.
Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra Dates 2026 from Pithoragarh
| May | 02 , 11, 25 |
| June | 01 , 08, 15, 22 |
| August | 03, 17, 31 |
| September | 05, 28 |
| October | 03, 21 |
Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1
Pithoragarh- Dharchula (3hrs)
Activities
- Proceed to Dharchula (3 Hrs. drive)
- Chkinn and permit formalities Dinner
- Overnight stay in Dharchula
Day 2
Dharchula – Gunji (4 Hrs)
Activities
- Breakfast checkout Dharchula, we will collect the Permission & proceed further to Gunji (4-5 Hrs. drive).
- The road conditions are bad but full of mesmerizing views.
- Check-in at Home Stay on multiple sharing
- Evening free at leisure, nature walk, meditation etc.
- Dinner & overnightstay at Gunji village.
Meals Included
Day 3
Gunji Village – Jollingkong (4770 Mt)- Gunji Village (29 Km/2 Hrs one way)
Activities
- Morning Breakfast & proceed to Jollingkong.
- Darshan of Adi Kailash, Gauri Kund (3 Km by Trek or Horse) & Parvati Sarovar (3 Km by trek or Horse).
- Return to Gunji Village.
- Dinner & overnightstay at Gunji village.
Meals Included
Day 4
Gunji Village – Nabi Dhang (3220 Mt)- Dharchula
Activities
- Morning Breakfast & proceed to Nabi Dhang.
- Darshan of OM Parvat at Nabi Dhang.
- Visit Kali Temple while returning.
- Proceed to Dharchula
- Dinner & overnight stay at Dharchula.
Meals Included
Day 5
Dharchula to Pithoragarh
Activities
- Breakfast checkout and drop at Pithoragarh
Tour Route
1
Pithoragarh- Dharchula (3hrs)
2
Dharchula – Gunji (4 Hrs)
3
Gunji Village – Jollingkong (4770 Mt)- Gunji Village (29 Km/2 Hrs one way)
4
Gunji Village – Nabi Dhang (3220 Mt)- Dharchula
5
Dharchula to Pithoragarh
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What's Included
- Arrival and Departure transfer by private vehicle
- Accommodation with breakfast and dinner
- Permits (normal) and all hotel tax
What's Excluded
- Personal expenses and emergency expenses, health expenses and extras not mentioned as inclusions
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Adi Kailash Yatra is a pilgrimage to Adi Kailash (also known as Chhota Kailash), which is revered as a spiritual destination for Hindu devotees. Along with this, Om Parvat is a sacred mountain where the natural formation of snow resembles the symbol 'Om,' enhancing its religious significance.
The key highlights include visits to Adi Kailash, Om Parvat, Vyas Gufa, Parvati Sarovar, and the pristine beauty of the Kumaon region. You’ll also experience the culture of local Himalayan villages and temples along the route.
The ideal time to embark on the Adi Kailash Yatra is between May and October when the weather is favorable, and the roads remain accessible.
The Adi Kailash Yatra is considered moderately challenging due to its high-altitude terrain and remote routes. Pilgrims should be in good physical condition to complete the journey.
The package usually covers accommodation, meals, local transport, permits, and all necessary arrangements for the trek. Medical support and oxygen cylinders are often included for safety.
Yes, since the yatra passes through restricted areas near the India-China border, Indian citizens are required to obtain special permits, which are arranged by the tour operator.
The yatra typically lasts around 7 to 8 days, depending on the specific itinerary and starting point of the journey.
Essential items include warm clothing, trekking shoes, personal medication, ID proofs, water bottles, a raincoat, a hat, and sunscreen.
The yatra is relatively safe, but elderly pilgrims are advised to consult their doctors before traveling, especially due to the high altitudes. Tour operators also offer support and advice on managing health during the journey.
Yes, We offer Adi Kailash Yatra packages include a visit to Om Parvat, allowing pilgrims to experience both sacred sites in a single journey.
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