Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra
duration: 6 days
base camp: Dharchula
altitude: 15,590 ft
grade: medium
best time: May – SEPT
Trek Summary
Adi Kailash (Popularly known as Chota Kailash) is a replica of the better-known Mt. Kailash in Tibet, especially in appearance. Hindu mythology considers it a Panch Kailash. Hindus revere Om Parvat and Adi Kailash.
Just seeing it can enlighten and cleanse you. People believe the cosmic energy here can change them.At Nabidhang, you can see “Aum Parvat” or “Om Parvat”, a miracle of nature; snow lies in the mountain in the shape of a perpetual “Aum”, the primordial sound.
All other slopes may be bare, but this snow writing is permanent, and one feels like the mountain is Lord Shiv incarnate—the destroyer—showing himself in a rare glance.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive at Kathgodam
You’ll arrive at Kathgodam and meet with our team. Kathgodam means “timber depot” and still has a large forest product collection. You may visit historical temples like Sheetla Devi and Kali Chaud in Kathgodam.
Day 2: Kathgodam to Dharchula
On the next day, you will begin your journey towards Dharchula. This long route passes forests, waterfalls, mountains, and rivers. Depending on the weather and traffic, Dharchula will take 10-12 hours. Accommodation awaits you at Dharchula.
Day 3: Rest Day at Dharchula
The next day is a rest day; you will also complete our documentation. Inner Line Permits are required for Adi Kailash Yatra. You must provide your Govt ID and Medical Proof if you are old. You can also visit the Kali River, India-Nepal’s natural boundary. By night, pack everything and keep your bag ready because you leave for Gunji early in the morning the next day.
Day 4: Dharchula to Gunji
Today, you will say goodbye to Dharchula and start your journey towards Gunji. So pack everything up and have breakfast. Then, let’s get ready for today’s journey. On this 70 km journey, you will see a lot of natural scenery, waterfalls, adventurous roads, old villages, and lots more things. Once you reach Gunji, check into your Homestay and enjoy the night. Gunji to Adi Kailash and Back to Gunji.
Day 5: Gunji to Om Parvat and Om Parvat to Dharchula
You will move towards the sacred Om Parvat, popular for its “Om” shape. After breakfast, you will start your drive towards Om Parvat. 4×4 will go till Nabhidhang, and you will see the sacred Om Parvat from the road ahead.
Once you are done with darshan, you will go back to Gunji to collect your luggage, and from there, you will move towards Dharchula. You will see Kali Mandir, Vyas Gufa, Nag Parvat, Ganesh Parvat, Nabhi Parwat, and others on the way.
Day 6: Dharchula to Kathgodam
This is the final day; you have to say goodbye to Dharchula. By evening, you will be back to Kathgodam.
price inclusion & exclusion
- Places to Stay While Hiking (Camping)
- Vegetarian Food for the Trek
- Sleeping bags with an appropriate sub-zero temperature rating, a cozy mattress, and all-season camping tents for two people
- The following items are considered safety gear: slings, microspikes, an ice axe, a seat harness, carabiners, and a static rescue rope.
- The amount charged for Indian nationals includes forest permits, camping charges, trek permits, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) permission.
- Skilled in mountaineering and first aid; qualified to lead treks
- Skilled local guide, chef, and assistants
- Mules or porters for Commonwealth baggage
- Complete first aid kit with oximeter, portable oxygen tank, and other essentials.
- Transportation
- Food for the road trip
- Risk coverage
- GST
- Porters or mules to transport individual bags. (the officials at the base camp can take care of any additional baggage, if any).
- Increase in Expenses Caused by Natural Disasters
- Any extra expense not specified in the inclusion list.
FAQs
Due to its altitude, the Adi Kailash hike is considered moderate to challenging.
The stunning scenery, hard treks, and spiritual ambiance of Adi Kailash are famous.
Adi Kailash and Om Parvat typically experience snowfall during the winter months, from late November to early March. However, the exact timing and amount of snow can vary depending on weather patterns and elevation.
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20,000
/ Per Person
+5% GST & Transportation Cost
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