Skip to content Begin your spiritual adventure with Travel Dukaan’s Adi Kailash Yatra Tour Packages, where you’ll journey to the revered Adi Kailash, often called Chota Kailash , Shiva Kailash and Baba Kailash. Every year, thousands of devotees, trekkers, and adventure seekers flock to Adi Kailash, Lord Shiva’s earthly abode. Whether young or old, an Adi Kailash Om Parvat Yatra 2025 can be a spiritually enlightening or adventurous experience. Regardless of your preferences, Travel Dukaan can help you customize these experiences and ensure a memorable trip. We have various exciting Adi Kailash Yatra Package from Kathgodam, Dharchula, Delhi and other parts of India.
At a height of 6310 meters, the Adi Kailash mountain lies on the Kumaon mountain range in Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand. Is it your first time at Adi Kailash? Do you want to explore Adi Kailash more? Depending on your unique preferences, Travel Dukaan offers you a choice of different yet exciting Adi Kailash Tour packages. You can choose between a range of Packages for the number of days and facilities.
Your safety and convenience are our top priority. In addition to a guide, a medical expert will accompany you on the tour. We will make arrangements for food and lodging beforehand to avoid any inconvenience.
At Travel Dukaan, we understand that every individual is different. Youngers love trekking and adventure activities, while older individuals may love to visit temples and other historical sites. Travel Dukaan has various exciting Adi Kailash Yatra packages from Dharchula, Delhi, Kathgodam and other parts of India. What are these packages? Let’s find out.
As you have already completed your Adi Kailash pilgrimage tour booking, this is the day-to-day itinerary of our exciting adventure trip. Get ready.
Day 1: Dharchula to Napalchu/Nabi (approx. 5 hrs 80 km drive) after finishing the paperwork for Inner line permit.
Day 2: Napalchu/Nabi to Napalchu/Nabi via Jolingkong, Parvati Sarovar and Gaurikund. – Adi Kailash 12,300 ft – (62 km)
Day 3: Napalchu/Nabi to Om Parvat via Kalapani – Nabhidhang and back to Dharchula. (approx. Return 30 kms)
Day 4: Trip ends here and departure journey begins.
Day 5: Buffer or free day.
Note: As per above itinerary, to join the Adi Kailash Spiritual Tour you have to reach Dharchula before 10 am for the Inner line permit paperwork. Day 5 is kept as a free day incase of delays in Inner line permit or unexpected landslides. In such unexpected situations, we will stay at Dharchula or Napalchu/Nabi.
If you have chosen this package then congratulations, you have got your hands on the most amazing Adi Kailash Budget Tour. Now, here is your 9 days adventure itinerary at Om Parvat.
Day 1: Delhi to Kathgodam ( 300 km / 8 hrs drive.)
Day 2: Kathgodam to Pithoragarh (250 km drive) via Kainchi Dham, Jageshwar Dham.
Day 3: Pithoragarh – Napalchu/Nabi ( 180 km / 7-8 hrs) via Dharchula, Bundi, Chhiyalekh, Gunji
Day 4: Napalchu/Nabi to Napalchu/Nabi via Jolingkong, Parvati Sarovar and Gaurikund. – Adi Kailash 12,300 ft – (62 km)
Day 5: Napalchu/Nabi to OM Parvat via Kalapani – Nabhidhang and back to Dharchula (approx. return 30 kms)
Day 6: Dharchula to Patal Bhuvaneshwar (or optional Pithoragarh) an approx.108 Km 6-7 hrs drive.
Day 7: PatalBhuvneshwar/Pithoragarh to Tanakpur (200 KMS / 7-8 Hrs).
Day 8: Beginning of departure Tanakpur to Delhi (350 KMS / 8 Hrs).
Day 9: Free/Buffer day.
Note: On day 3 we will get the Inner line permit. And on the free/buffer day is kept for unexpected situations of delays in Inner line permit or landslides and during such situations we will stay at Dharchula and Napalchu/Nabi. This is one of the best Adi Kailash travel package deals.
Day 1: Kathgodam to Pithoragarh via Kainchi Dham – Jageshwar Dham (250 Kms /8-9 Hrs)
Day 2: Pithoragarh to Napalchu/Nabi 180 km 7-8 hrs drive via Dharchula, Bundi, Chhiyalekh, Gunji.
Day 3: Napalchu/Nabi to Napalchu/Nabi via Jolingkong, Parvati Sarovar and Gaurikund. – Adi Kailash 12,300 ft – (62 km)
Day 4: Napalchu/Nabi to OM Parvat via Kalapani – Nabhidhang and back to Dharchula (approx. return 30 kms)
Day 5: Dharchula to Patal Bhuvaneshwar (or optional Pithoragarh) an approx.108 Km 6-7 hrs drive.
Day 6: PatalBhuvneshwar/Pithoragarh to Tanakpur (200 KMS / 7-8 Hrs).
Day 7: Beginning of departure Tanakpur to Delhi (350 KMS / 8 Hrs).
Day 8: Free/Buffer day.
Note: Our Adi Kailash travel package cost is very budget friendly. On day 3 we will get the Inner line permit. And on the free/buffer day is kept for unexpected situations of delays in Inner line permit or landslides and during such situations we will stay at Dharchula and Napalchu/Nabi.
Dharchula – Breath-taking view of the Panchachuli peak, which passes through various trekking routes.
Kuti – This village derives its name from Kunti, the mother of the Pandavas. Besides trekking, it is a great place for sightseeing, mountaineering and adventure.
Jolinkong – This place is also known as Chota Kailas. Parvati Tal is a famous lake near this place with a small temple in the vicinity
There are many temples in and around Adi Kailash. Some notable temples and attractions are Patal Bhubaneswar, Jageshwar Dham, Chitai Golu Devta, Gauri Kund, Kunti Parbat, Parvati Mukut, etc. Many pilgrims bathe in Parvati Sarovar (supposedly where Goddess Parvati bathed) and carry the holy water. The above spots are some of the best places to visit in Adi Kailash Om Parvat yatra tour.
Shiva’s second home Adi Kailash is approx. 60 KMs before to Mt Kailash & falls in Indian territory. Mt. Adi Kailash is the place where Shiva meditated, halted for 1st night while going for his marriage & Ravana got boon of 10 heads.
Om Mountain in Pithauragarh of Uttrakhand is probably among rare mountains which fall in 3 countries. Adorned with Shiva’s sign of ॐ on top of it, this is the only mountain could be found among total 8 which exists similarly on the planet. This strange creature of universe is at 3 countries border of India, Nepal & Tibet. But its boon of Shiva that ॐ is visible from India side only.
The ‘Lake of Compassion’ accompanied with a plethora of bygone tales which is also known as the location where Goddess Parvati acquired back Lord Ganesha- the Gauri Kund is amongst the most winsome lakes all across the globe
This mysterious temple is mainly dedicated to God Shiva & also called Cave Temple. It exists under the ground & discovered in Treta Yug. In Dwapar Yug, Pandavas also discovered it again. This natural rock temples have almost every deity in it & is believed to be replica of ancient pilgrimage places.
Famous Neem Karori Baba is believed as an incarnation of Shri Hanuman. Since Hanuman ji was blessed with the boon of never dying, it’s believed that Neem Karori Baba is also present there in some form of energy. That’s the reason that millions of devotees visit to this place to get blessed with solutions to the problems they are facing.
Chitai Golu Mandir is a unique kind of temple which is famous for a purpose to achieve. This temple’s deity Golu Devata is also called God of Justice and people facing legal problems & disputes visit this temple to put application in front of Golu Devata in his Temple.
The ideal time to embark on the Adi Kailash and Om Parvat Yatra is between May and June, or September and October. These months offer pleasant weather conditions for the pilgrimage. We strongly advise against traveling during July and August due to the monsoon season, which increases the risk of landslides and other weather-related disruptions.
Embarking on the sacred journey of Adi Kailash Yatra requires meticulous preparation. A well-packed bag can make a significant difference in your comfort and overall experience. Here are some essential items to consider including in your packing list:
Clothing: Track suit, Towels, One pair woolen and one pair cotton gloves, Under garments (5 pairs), Woolen sweater with high neck, Three pairs of cotton and two pairs of woolen socks, Sandals, Raincoat, Shawl, Single bed sheet (2), Monkey cap, Thermals (1 legging and 1 vest), Clothes (4 pairs), Muffler
Footwear: One pair of any branded sports shoes
Medicals (consult doctor): Daimox (10 tablets), Pain killer, Paracetamol (crocin), Eye drops for burning eyes, Multivitamin pills, Muscle relaxant medicine, Antibiotic medicine, Motion sickness and high altitude sickness medicine, Vicks vaporub, Dust mask (10), Band aid, Knee-cap, Thermometer, Electral powder
Puja Items: Kapoor (50g), Agarbatti, Dhoop, Chandan, Honey, Rose water, Cow pure ghee, Mantra book
Eatables: 500g mixed dry fruits, Bring your favorite snacks (biscuits, khakras, dry Indian sweets, dry fruits, precooked foods, chocolates, etc.), Puja Samagri (as per your tradition)
Toiletry: Sun block cream, Toothpaste and brush, Soap, Skin moisturizer, Toilet tissue rolls, Detergent, Hand mirror, Wide tooth comb, Lip balm
Miscellaneous: Plastic whistle, Video and steel camera with extra batteries, Cigarette lighter or matchbox, 1-liter thermos flask holder with mug cover, 1-liter water bottle
Tips: Pack light (max 10-12kg), Bring essential medicines, Consider altitude sickness prevention
Travel Dukaan: Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra Expert is the most popular travel agency, offering affordable Adi Kailash tours without compromising quality service. We help you successfully complete Adi Kailash Parikrama with care and safety. We have a good track record of completing Kailash Mansarovar darshan in the specified period. Here are some of the top reasons why Travel Dukaan is the perfect choice.
You are an Indian, and that is enough to take you to Adi Kailash Darshan. You do not need to bring your visa or require any special permission.
We have experience with many tours to Adi Kailash, and we have experience handling the challenging trek.
We ensure the safety and security of every darshanarthi for the Adi Kailash yatra. We know these are high-altitude treks, and hence, we strictly follow safety protocols.
We strive to attain the utmost satisfaction of the pilgrims associated with us for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra and we are always successful in achieving this moto since our travel experts are highly cooperative and know how to tackle the kith and kin while travelling to Mount Kailash.
We strive to attain the utmost satisfaction of the pilgrims associated with us for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra and we are always successful in achieving this moto since our travel experts are highly cooperative and know how to tackle the kith and kin while travelling to Mount Kailash.
As notified, the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra is not an easy one and thus, there exists a dire need for the devotee to be facilitated with utmost safety. Thus, in this regard we have made the safety measures and other mandatory elements ready for our clients.
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Adi Kailash parvat “chota kailash” is located in Uttarakhand, It is very near by Nepal border and Tibet border. It is located in Kumaon Himalayas regins. Adi Kailash is known as chhota Kailash by local peoples.
The Adi Kailash trek is not very challenging. It requires physical fitness and endurance due to little high altitudes approx 13K to 14K from Sea level. It is totally approx 9km trek from joling kong to jolingkong (jolingkong to parvati sarovar trek approx 2 kilometer & from parvati sarovar to dhan ki kheti trek approx 1 kilometer from dhan ki kheti to gauri kund trek approx 3 kilometer and return from gauri kund to jolingkong approx 3 kilometer trek.)
The maximum altitude of the Adi Kailash Parikrama by foot (horses are also available for an additional cost) is approximately 4,400 to 5,000 meters (about 14,000 to 15,000 feet).
The checking time may vary depending on the group size. The authorities will verify the visitors’ documents and allow them to pass. It is advisable to keep the documents ready to avoid delays.
Weather conditions during the Adi Kailash Om Parvat Yatra are unpredictable due to the mountainous terrain. The weather can change rapidly and without warning. Based on our experience, the best time to undertake the Adi Kailash Yatra is between May and June, and September to October. July and August are generally not recommended due to heavy rainfall and increased risk of landslides. While these months offer relatively stable weather, be prepared for cold temperatures, occasional snowfall, and rain showers throughout the trek.
There is no specific dress code for pilgrims and visitors to Adi Kailash and Om Parvat Yatra. However, visitors and others are advised to wear comfortable and modest clothing to respect the religious sentiments and local culture.
Visitors can click photographs of many sports while visiting Adi Kailash and Om Parvat. However, photography is prohibited on military bases and other sensitive areas.
You can buy fruits and other edibles all along from Kathgodam to Dharchula. Once you cross Dharchula, you will find it harder to get food. Please carry edibles beforehand and avoid fasting once you reach higher altitudes. You will need calories to ensure a safe journey.
You will not find restaurants or eating joints around Adi Kailash, Om Parvat and Dharchula. However, you will find pure sattvic food (no onion and garlic) at the guest houses/accommodations.
The person should be physically fit and have controlled sugar, blood pressure, and heart health. They should not have any heart diseases. A normal morning and evening walk of 2-3 kilometers is recommended based on our experience. Yoga, pranayama, and breathing exercises can be beneficial. Intense gym workouts or hard physical training are not necessary.
The most common route for the Adi Kailash Yatra begins in Delhi, India’s largest and nearest airport. Smaller flights connect Delhi to Pantnagar airport. Most Adi Kailash Yatris travel from Delhi to Kathgodam (Haldwani), approximately a 5-6 hour drive covering 280 kilometers. From Kathgodam, it’s another 4-5 hours to Pithoragarh, where you can visit Kainchi Dham, Jageshwar Temple, and Golu Devta Temple. A 2-hour drive takes you from Pithoragarh to Dharchula, the main entry point for the Adi Kailash Yatra. Here, you’ll obtain the necessary permits before embarking on the 3-4 hour, 40-kilometer journey to Napalchu. The final leg, from Napalchu to Jolingkong (40 kilometers, 3-4 hours), takes you to the base camp for Adi Kailash. This is where you can enjoy a clear view of the mountain. The entire yatra typically lasts 9-10 days. Alternatively, you can reach Adi Kailash and Om Parvat by helicopter.
Additional expenses often arise from hiring horses or porters for the Adi Kailash Parikrama, Gaurikund, and Parvati Sarovar. Unexpected circumstances such as landslides, road closures, or political unrest can lead to increased costs due to extra accommodation, transportation, and meals. Personal expenses like shopping are additional factors to consider.
You can book your package through our website, WhatsApp, or by calling our 24-hour support number at +91 8866320202. The booking process is simple: complete our application form with your signature and a color copy of both sides of your Aadhaar card. Submit the form to us via email or WhatsApp.
Travel Dukaan offers customized Adi Kailash Yatra packages to fit your schedule and preferences. While we typically require groups of 10-15 people, we also specialize in exclusive VIP Adi Kailsh packages for individual travelers. Contact us anytime to discuss your ideal pilgrimage experience.
Travel Dukaan prioritizes your comfort and well-being during the Adi Kailash Yatra. Our experienced team provides expert guides, drivers, and medical assistance. We offer clean transportation, comfortable accommodations, and essential amenities like small oxygen cylinders. Your health and happiness are our top priorities.
To ensure a sustainable journey, we provide unlimited mineral water but kindly request that you conserve it. For more details or to book your Adi Kailash pilgrimage, visit our website or call us at +91 8866320202.
There is currently no official age limit set by the Indian government for the Adi Kailash Yatra. However, based on our experience, the high altitude and low oxygen levels at 14,000 to 15,000 feet may pose challenges for children under five years old.
An Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for the Adi Kailash and Om Parvat Yatra. This permit is issued by the Dharchula SDM office and typically requires a 15-day advance application.
While it’s possible to apply for the Inner Line Permit upon reaching Dharchula, heavy crowds can lead to delays of one to two days. To avoid potential disruptions to your itinerary, we strongly recommend applying for the Adi Kailash Yatra permit through a travel agent like Travel Dukaan well in advance.
Travellers must have the Inner Line Permit to undertake the Adi Kailash and Om Parvat trip.
You will also need:
These are all mandatory documents for the Adi Kailash and Om Parvat Yatra.
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