Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj 2026

14 Days

Overview

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj is one of the most preferred and efficient pilgrimage routes to reach the sacred Mount Kailash and Manasarovar Lake. Nepalgunj serves as a strategic transit point due to its excellent air connectivity and proximity to the western Himalayan corridor, making it an ideal starting location for devotees seeking a well-organized and time-efficient yatra.

This pilgrimage route is especially popular among Indian pilgrims as it reduces long surface travel and allows smoother access toward the Tibet region. With carefully planned acclimatization, spiritual stops, and professional support, Divine Kailash ensures that pilgrims experience the full spiritual essence of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2026 while maintaining safety, comfort, and discipline throughout the journey.

The yatra includes sacred darshan at Manasarovar Lake, followed by the revered Mount Kailash Parikrama, making it a complete and spiritually fulfilling pilgrimage experience.

Departure Dates

Fixed Departure dates for Kailash Manasarovar Yatra 13 Nights 14 Days

Kyirong Border In & Out.

04-May, 14-May, 02-Jun, 13-Jun, 23-Jun, 03-July, 14-July, 23-July, 04-Aug, 14-Aug, 22-Aug, 02-Sep, and 14-Sep-2026

Description of 14 Days Kailash Manasarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj 2026

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj is a sacred journey to the spiritual heart of the Himalayas, revered across Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon traditions. Mount Kailash, believed to be the eternal abode of Lord Shiva, is regarded as the axis mundi—the center of the universe—while Manasarovar Lake is considered a divine source of spiritual purification and liberation from past karmas.

Beginning from Nepalgunj, the journey progresses through the Himalayan region before entering the Tibetan plateau. This route is designed to balance travel efficiency with essential altitude adaptation, ensuring pilgrims are physically prepared for the high-altitude environment surrounding Mount Kailash. The landscape transitions from subtropical plains to rugged Himalayan terrain and finally into the vast, serene expanses of Tibet, creating a powerful sense of spiritual detachment and focus.

A major highlight of the yatra is the sacred visit to Manasarovar Lake, where pilgrims perform ritual bathing, puja, meditation, and quiet reflection. The tranquil surroundings and first clear views of Mount Kailash often mark a deeply emotional and spiritual turning point in the journey.

The pilgrimage then continues to Darchen, the base for the sacred Mount Kailash Parikrama itinerary. The three-day circumambulation around Mount Kailash is considered the most significant spiritual act of the yatra. Crossing the revered Dolma La Pass during the Parikrama is believed to symbolize the shedding of past sins and spiritual rebirth.

At Divine Kailash, the Kailash Mansarovar tour package from Nepalgunj is designed with a strong emphasis on pilgrim safety, proper acclimatization, and spiritual integrity. The journey includes experienced yatra leaders, medical supervision, oxygen support at high altitudes, vegetarian meals, and carefully selected accommodations. Conducted during the Best time for Kailash Yatra 2026 (May to September), this pilgrimage allows devotees to focus fully on devotion and self-realization while all logistical aspects are professionally managed.

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Highlights of the 14 Days Kailash Manasarovar Yatra by Road

Well-planned Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj 2026 with complete end-to-end management by Divine Kailash
Nepalgunj as a strategic starting point offering smooth connectivity and reduced overall travel time for pilgrims
Carefully structured itinerary designed for gradual altitude adaptation and pilgrim safety
Sacred darshan and spiritual rituals at Manasarovar Lake, one of the most revered pilgrimage sites in the world
Opportunity to complete the full Mount Kailash Parikrama itinerary, the spiritual heart of the yatra
Crossing of the holy Dolma La Pass, considered a powerful symbol of spiritual cleansing and renewal
Dedicated acclimatization and health-monitoring days to reduce the risk of altitude-related discomfort
Experienced yatra leaders, local Tibetan support staff, and on-ground coordinators throughout the journey
Medical assistance including first-aid support and oxygen availability at high-altitude locations
Comfortable accommodation in Nepalgunj and along the route, with basic guesthouses during the Parikrama
Pure vegetarian meals prepared in accordance with pilgrimage traditions and hygiene standards
All mandatory Tibet travel permits, visas, and documentation arranged in advance by Divine Kailash
Fixed Kailash Yatra group departure options with limited group sizes for better care and coordination
Journey scheduled during the Best time for Kailash Yatra 2026 from Nepalgunj (May to September) for favorable weather conditions

Itinerary

Kailash Manasarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj Itinerary

Pilgrims arrive in Nepalgunj and are received by the Divine Kailash team. After hotel check-in, time is provided for rest and relaxation. In the evening, a detailed orientation session is conducted covering yatra rules, health precautions, altitude awareness, and the spiritual significance of Mount Kailash and Manasarovar. Document verification and group coordination are completed. Overnight stay in Nepalgunj.

The journey continues toward the Himalayan region as per the scheduled plan. This day is focused on transition and preparation, allowing pilgrims to gradually move away from the plains. Pilgrims are advised to stay hydrated, eat light meals, and avoid exertion. Overnight stay en route.

Travel through scenic Himalayan terrain with changing landscapes and cooler temperatures. This gradual ascent supports early-stage acclimatization. The Divine Kailash support team monitors health conditions and provides guidance for the days ahead. Overnight stay near the border area.

After completing immigration and permit formalities, pilgrims enter the Tibetan Autonomous Region. The terrain opens into high-altitude plateaus with thin air and expansive mountain views. Travel continues toward the Taklakot region. Pilgrims are advised to rest, limit movement, and follow medical instructions carefully. Overnight stay in Taklakot.

This full day is reserved for acclimatization. Light walks, breathing exercises, and rest are encouraged to help the body adapt to reduced oxygen levels. Medical staff monitor oxygen saturation and overall health. Spiritual practices such as meditation and mantra chanting are recommended. Overnight stay in Taklakot.

Proceed to the holy Manasarovar Lake. Upon arrival, pilgrims experience their first clear darshan of Mount Kailash. Time is allocated for ritual bathing, puja, meditation, and silent contemplation along the lake’s pristine shores. Overnight stay near Manasarovar.

Begin the day with early morning prayers at Manasarovar Lake. After breakfast, proceed to Darchen, the base point for the sacred circumambulation. Detailed instructions are provided regarding walking pace, safety measures, and Parikrama guidelines. Overnight stay in Darchen.

The Parikrama begins with a gradual walk toward Dirapuk Monastery. This day offers close views of the north face of Mount Kailash and allows pilgrims to settle into the spiritual rhythm of the circumambulation. Overnight stay at Dirapuk in basic guesthouse facilities.

The most challenging and spiritually significant day of the yatra. Pilgrims ascend to Dolma La Pass, the highest point of the Parikrama. The crossing is believed to symbolize spiritual cleansing and rebirth. After prayers at the pass, pilgrims descend toward Zuthulpuk. Overnight stay at Zuthulpuk.

Complete the final stretch of the Parikrama and proceed toward Saga. This day marks the successful completion of the sacred Mount Kailash Parikrama 2026. Pilgrims often experience a deep sense of peace and spiritual fulfillment. Overnight stay in Saga.

Begin the return journey through the Tibetan plateau. The gradual descent helps the body recover naturally. Travel is paced comfortably with regular rest breaks. Overnight stay near the border region.

Complete exit formalities and cross back into Nepal. The change in altitude and climate brings noticeable physical relief. Continue onward travel as per schedule. Overnight stay en route.

Arrive back in Nepalgunj. The evening is free for rest, reflection, and group interaction. Many pilgrims use this time to reflect on the spiritual transformation experienced during the yatra. Overnight stay in Nepalgunj.

Pilgrims depart from Nepalgunj with divine blessings and lifelong memories of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj 2026.

Inclusion & Exclusion

Inclusions of the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj

Accommodation (3 Star, 4 Star, or 5 Star based on your package choice).
Mountain Lodge in Timure / Sybrunensi.
3 Star or attached bathroom deluxe hotel at Kyirong, Saga and Darchen.
Guest House on dormitory sharing in Manasarovar, Derapuk and Zuthulphuk.
Pure veg Indian meal (Tea, coffee/ breakfast/ lunch / dinner) in Nepal Hotel.
Indian vegetarian meal by our own kitchen & cooking team in Tibet (Tea, coffee, Breakfast, lunch & dinner).
Everyday morning and evening we provide hot (boiled) drinking water/2 bottles of mineral water.
Kathmandu sightseeing in a private vehicle.
Kathmandu – Timure (border) – Kathmandu by private vehicle.
All travel inside Tibet in a private vehicle (as per the itinerary).
Pilgrimage’s bags border transportation cost.
Visa, Tibet Entry permit, & all local taxes, Kailash & Manasarovar Lake parikrama entry fee.
English and Hindi speaking Nepalese guide.
English speaking Chinese guide.
Nepali Sherpa for help.
Toilet Tent, Toilet chair and shower tent in Manasarovar.
Medical first aid kit with oxygen cylinder.
Routine health check-up by trip leader.
Warm down jacket (returnable).
Duffle bag, day pack, warm cap and Rudraksha Mala (complimentary gift).
Airport pickup & drop.

Exclusions of the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj

Personal horse-riding expenses, personal use of porter, rescue ambulance during Kailash Parikrama(circumambulation).
Travel insurance, rescue and emergency evacuations service, medical and hospital expenses (in case you become sick on the way).
Extra Night accommodation in Kathmandu /Timure/Kyirong/saga other places due to bad weather or any other reason is chargeable.
Vehicle, additional sightseeing, or extra usage of vehicle, other than mentioned in the itinerary.
If any cost arising due to natural calamities like, landslides, road blockage, political disturbances (strikes), fight cancelation etc (to be borne by the client, which is directly payable on the spot).
If returning earlier from Kailash Yatra, group visa splitting charge for each person RMB 200 & extra transportation cost each person USD 500* per day.
Beverage/drinks and additional tips.
Additional Holy place transportation fees, Astapath, or Tirthapuri.
Arrival day breakfast / lunch, departure day lunch and dinner not included in package.
Nepal Visa fee (if needed).

Process, Terms, and Conditions, General Info for Kailash Manasarovar Yatra from Nepalgunj 2026

Terms and Conditions

Necessary to send colour scan copy of passport, passport size photograph 40 days before the departure for permits processing.
We need 6-month valid ordinary passport; diplomat passport is not acceptable.
Indian pilgrims must send their original passport to our Delhi office by courier (Blue Dart) at least 15 days before departure for the China visa process.
PAN card scan copy is required for Indian citizens only.
Voter ID is mandatory for those traveling by flight to Kathmandu.
A deposit of INR 35,000 + Taxes per person must be made as an advance.
Full payment must be cleared before start of the tour.

Cancellation Policy

After processing the Kailash Permit INR. 20, 000 will be charged as cancellation.
After visa process the cancellation charge will be INR. 35, 000.
No refund if tour get started.

Travels Notice

If suddenly program has changed due to weather problem, natural disaster, landslide, technical problem and political movement, Chinese reason, all additional expenses should be paid by the customers.

General Information

Insurance: Medical Insurance is not compulsory for visa processing, but it will useful if in case any health problem arises during travel.
Oxygen cylinder: Our Company will provide oxygen cylinder in emergency. However, you can carry your own handy oxygen cylinders (you can buy small portable cylinders in Tibet. It costs approx. Yuan 20-30 per cylinder).
Food during tour: our cooks will be traveling with you during the entire trip. Our Staff will carry all necessary cooking items and will provide Indian vegetarian food during the Yatra.
Money exchange: Others currency (except UDS $) is not accepted in China but is acceptable in Nepal. Pilgrims should exchange your Currency to Chinese Currency in Kathmandu/Nepal.
Temperature (May to September): 4 – 15 Degree Celsius day time. Minus 1 to minus 5 at Nighttime.

Items to bring for Kailash Manasarovar Yatra

Wind Proof Jacket, Towel, Washing Kit, Warm Thick Pullover, Raincoat.
4-Pants, Hat/Cap, 4-Cotton Full Sleeve Shirt, 2 Pairs of Thermals.
2-Long/Vest /Warm Full T-Shirts, 1 Pair Trekking Shoes, 1 Rubber Sandal.
5-Warm Woolen Shocks, Warm Gloves, Water Bottle (1 Ltr. Capacity).
Sun Glass, Flashlight with Extra Batteries, Sunscreen Lotion UV50+, Lip guard, Moisturizer Cream.
Pocketknife/Sewing Kit/Button/Cigarette Lighter/Dust Masks.
Should carry dry food Items to make your journey more comfortable.
Carry regular medicines, Diamox 250 mg 20 tablets and personal first aid kit.

FAQ

FAQs of Kailash Manasarovar Yatra 2026 from Nepalgunj

Choosing the right operator is essential for a smooth, safe, and spiritually meaningful journey, and Divine Kailash stands out as one of the most trusted organizers for pilgrims traveling to Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar. With years of experience in high-altitude pilgrimage tours, we offer a well-planned itinerary, reliable logistics, and a compassionate team that understands both the physical and spiritual needs of yatris.

From expert support staff and fresh vegetarian meals to quality accommodations across Nepal and Tibet, every detail is carefully handled so that pilgrims can focus fully on their spiritual experience. Divine Kailash’s commitment to safety, transparency, and personalized care ensures that your 14 Days Kailash Manasarovar Yatra 2026 via Kyirong becomes a transformative journey you will cherish for a lifetime. Contact us today for detailed information about our packages.

The Kyirong route offers a gradual ascent, making it easier for pilgrims to acclimatize. It is one of the safest and most scenic options for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra via Kyirong, offering smoother travel conditions and better altitude adaptation.

The advantage of the Kyirong route is that, even during bad weather, trips are rarely delayed. In contrast, routes such as Nepalgunj, Simikot, and Hilsa often face long disruptions, with tours getting stuck for several days due to adverse conditions.

The Kailash Parikrama 2026 involves three days of trekking, including crossing the high-altitude Dolma La Pass (5,620 m). While challenging, it is achievable for pilgrims with moderate fitness. Horses are available for hire for those who need assistance.

Accommodation includes 3–5-star hotels in Kathmandu, comfortable lodges in Syabrubesi, and 3 star or deluxe hotels in Kyirong, Saga, and Darchen. During the Mount Kailash Parikrama and at the Manasarovar, pilgrims stay in basic guesthouses with dormitory-style rooms.

The package includes pure vegetarian meals throughout the journey. In Tibet, Indian food is freshly prepared by the kitchen team, ensuring hygiene and comfort during the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra via Kyirong.

Yes. All pilgrims require a Tibet Entry Permit and group China visa, arranged by the tour operator. Passport scans are needed 40 days before departure, and Indian citizens must submit their original passport to the Delhi office for visa processing.

The best time for Kailash Yatra 2026 is from May to September when weather conditions are stable, the skies are clear, and the route is accessible.

The yatra cost is based on 2025 pricing, with any price differences for 2026 to be covered by pilgrims. Final cost depends on Chine’s rule, exchange rates, and operational factors.

Typical Kailash Yatra group departure sizes range from 22 or more pilgrims, ensuring personalized support and smooth logistics during the Kyirong in/out Kailash Yatra.

Yes, many seniors complete this pilgrimage successfully. However, fitness, prior health checks, and readiness for high altitude are essential. Divine Kailash provides oxygen support and regular health monitoring throughout the journey.

Yes. Pilgrims who cannot trek can stay in Darchen while others complete the Parikrama. They still receive blessings from Manasarovar and Mount Kailash.

There is a 70-year-old age limit for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra. The Indian and Chinese (Tibetan) governments both rigidly enforce a maximum age of 70 for Indian citizens. There is usually no higher age limit for people with foreign passports, but they must be medically fit.