Lhasa Kailash Tour

Consider the spiritual journey to Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar lake that caters the highest satisfaction of Hinduism, Buddhism and other magnificence of Himalayan beauty and raw nature. That includes to visit Lhasa city, Mount Kailash Parikrama and Holy bath in Lake Mansarover with Puja and Hawana.

Kailash tour from Lhasa is one of memorable, sacred and high-rewarding pilgrimage yatra in Tibet, that incorporates the fascinating drive and most of the prime highlights of elevated Tibet’s east to west by crossing Himalayan Gangas Brahmaputra River. The tour is an adventure based on deluxe hotels, mud house stay and guided by local Tibetan Guide in the Mount Kailash Trek under the Nepalese Supervision.

The Mansarovar Yatra kicks off after the grand rudraabhishek and hawan in great Hindu temple Pashupatinath. Than, you fly over Himalayas Mt. Everest and visit mild sightseeing tour of Tibet’s capital Lhasa city. The major landmarks of Lhasa that hold high cultural and religious significance are the prime highlights. The majestic Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Deprung and Sera Monastery and the stroll around lively Barkhor Square are the highlights travelers do not like to ignore at Lhasa.

The Tour from Lhasa to Mansarovar Lake and Mt. Kailash

Now a days the holy Kailash Yatra heads out along the Tibetan Highway and arrives at Shigatse. En route, travelers get to savor the magnificence of Himalayan panorama dominated by Mt. Everest and Mt. Shishapangma, and other Trans Himalayan peaks. The highlights of Gyantse, the town lying on the highway unfolds prehistoric Gyantse Dzong and Shigatse caters incredible Buddhist culture at Tashilunpo Monastery. Continuing the ride via Lhatse and Saga, we arrive to the imaginary center of Universe, Lake Mansarovar. The next few days are challenging enough as we go for Kailash circumnavigation along the elevated trails that even includes the high pass Dolma-La 5630m.

The holy dip travelers take in sacred Mansarovar Lake and the strenuous walk to circumambulate Mount Kailash are considered one of the holiest acts as per the Buddhists and Hindu myths. However, the journey is not attached to its religious significance only, the astounding high altitude landscape, the beauty of nature trail caters are simply the best and the rawest travelers get to see in any part of the world.

Important Update: Kailash Charan Sparsh is Banned

As of now, the Kailash Charan Sparsh walk remains closed due to the ongoing ban from Chinese local authority. Pilgrims are still permitted to perform the traditional Kailash Kora (circumambulation) around Mt. Mount Kailash, which is considered equally meritorious. Alternative spiritual practices, are also encouraged to maintain the sanctity of the pilgrimage. And, offer you extra miles pilgrimage path to the Asthapada drive and walk. Asthapada is a part of Kailash Inner Kora where you can get up-close darshan of Kailash Parbat south face and Nandi Parbat.