Kailash Manasarovar Yatra via Lhasa 2025

The package includes airport transfers, twin-sharing accommodation, meals, sightseeing, a Tibetan guide, necessary permits, medical support, and a priest for rituals. For details, please visit the cost includes section.

The airfare to/from Lhasa, travel insurance, personal expenses, evacuation costs, and horse/porter services for the Kailash Kora.

The Yatra lasts for 16 days, starting and ending in Kathmandu.

Departure dates include:

• June 2–17
• July 2–17
• July 31–August 15
• September 1–16
• September 29–October 14

In Kathmandu, you’ll stay at Kathmandu Suite Home or a similar hotel. In Tibet, stays are in comfortable hotels like Hotel Manasarovar and Hotel Getsar. Basic accommodations are provided during the trek.

A moderate to high level of fitness is recommended, as the Yatra includes high-altitude trekking.

Yes, medical support with oxygen, a pulse oximeter, and a stationed doctor are available at Lake Manasarovar.

Yes, it is suitable for older travelers, provided they are in good health and have received medical clearance for high-altitude travel. Horse and porter services are available for assistance during the Kailash Parikrama.

Participants can perform Pooja and Havan with the assistance of a priest.

The cost for foreign nationals is USD 2,660, with additional airfare costs (USD 550-625) and visa fees for U.S./Canadian nationals (USD 150).

A minimum of 12 participants is required to operate the tour.

Pack warm clothing, trekking shoes, medication, toiletries, and a water bottle. A duffel bag, shoulder bag, and down jacket will be provided.

The highest point is Drolma La Pass, at 5,636 meters (18,525 feet).

Stay hydrated, avoid strenuous activities at first, and consult your doctor for altitude sickness prevention.

Bookings can be made by contacting Nepal Hiking Pvt. Ltd. or visiting their website tour page.

You need a valid passport, passport-sized photos, and a completed Chinese visa application form.

The group will be guided by an English-speaking Tibetan guide, along with experienced support staff and cooks.

Vegetarian meals are provided throughout the Yatra.

Yes, 2 liters of bottled mineral water are provided daily.

Yes, travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking and medical emergencies is required.

The support team is equipped with medical oxygen and a Gamow bag. If symptoms persist, descent is advised.

Yes, horse and porter services are available at an extra cost for assistance during the trek.

Participants will visit Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Bazaar, Sera Monastery, Potala Palace, and Drepung Monastery.

Lhasa to Shigatse (8 hours) and Shigatse to Saga (8 hours).

Expect mild days and cold nights, especially at high altitudes. Prepare for temperature changes.

Cardiovascular and endurance training is recommended. Consult a doctor for high-altitude clearance.

Respect local customs: walk clockwise around temples, dress modestly, and ask before taking photos at sacred sites.

The Yatra is led by experienced guides, and medical support is always available, including emergency oxygen.

No strict age limit, but participants should be in good health and capable of trekking at high altitudes.

Mobile coverage is limited. Satellite phones are available for emergencies, and Wi-Fi is unreliable.

Yes, extra sightseeing days or other customizations can be arranged with Nepal Hiking Pvt. Ltd.

If you cannot continue, arrangements will be made for you to return to Darchen, where you can wait for the group.