The
12-day Kailash Manasarovar Yatra Helicopter tour is likely the longest Heli
tour package offered by Blue Mountain Travels & Tours Pvt. One can discover
the true natural splendor of Tibet and Nepal throughout this visit.
Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath, Guhyeshwari Temple,
Budhanilkantha (Bishnu Sleeping Temple), Mt. Kailash, and Lake Mansarovar are also
destinations on the pilgrimage.
The
Kailash Mansarovar yatra is specifically created for devoted pilgrims who are
eager to traverse the difficult route via the mountains of Nepal and Tibet to
arrive at the most sacred destination and see Lord Shiva's abode. Mt. Kailash,
the holiest mountain in Hinduism and Buddhism, is the tallest peak in the
Kailas range of the Himalayas, rising to a height of 6740 meters. The mountain is believed to be
the ultimate residence of the Hindu deity of Destruction Lord Shiva and his
wife goddess Gauri.
You'll
perform puja and take a dip in the Mansarovar lake. Many people believe that
going to Mansarovar and bathing in the Lake will atone for all of their sins
and lead them to a state of salvation. Many pilgrims have traveled to the
Kailash Mansarovar since ancient times. The journey used to be difficult, but
it is now lot easier because of modern transportation and travel agencies including
Blue
Mountain Travels & Tours Pvt Ltd. Now anyone can go to this most important and
well-known pilgrimage and get the gods' blessings without causing any trouble.
Note: The
itinerary is subject to modification without prior notice because of unforeseen
events like landslides, roadblocks, floods, snow, political upheaval, flight
cancellations, arrival delays, delays in the issuance of permits and visas,
illnesses, or accidents. Any additional expenses resulting from it must be paid
for in full up front by the clients.
Day
1-Arrive in Kathmandu
When
you arrive, a member of our office will welcome you and assist with
transportation to and from your lodging. A journey to Swayambhunath Stupa
(Monkey Temple), from where you can observe the Kathmandu valley and take in
the backdrop of a wonderful sunset, will be offered after an
orientation/briefing session in the evening. Spend the night in a hotel.
Meal: L, D
Day
2 Kathmandu
sightseeing
Visit Guhyeshwari Temple
after visiting Pashupatinath, the most revered Hindu shrine in Nepal and one of
the most important Shiva shrines, which is situated on the banks of the Bagmati
River. Afterwards, travel 5 kilometers to Budhanilkantha (Bishnu Sleeping Temple), which is to the
northeast of Kathmandu Valley. The rest of the day
should be spent packing and making any last-minute purchases. Spend the night
in a hotel.
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
3- Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj and then to Simikot
Drive
to the domestic airport after breakfast to catch an early-morning flight to
Nepalgunj. After spending some time in Nepalgunj and having lunch, you'll take
a flight in the evening to Simikot. Spend the night in a Simikot hotel.
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
4- Fly to Hilsa
After
breakfast in the morning, take a helicopter from Simikot to Hilsa. Drive from
the border to Taklakot (Purang) after that. The place where you'll spend the
night is Taklakot (3800m).
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
5- Rest
at Taklakot
You will have time to
yourself to get accustomed to Taklakot after breakfast at the hotel. You can
take a stroll to observe the neighborhood market. Taklakot market is the
last stop to search if you've forgotten anything for your tour.
The
region around Purang is referred to as the "rain shadow" (or
"precipitation shadow") because the Himalayan mountains protect it
from monsoon rains. The only access point for visitors to Mt. Kailash and Lake
Mansarovar, two nearby Hindu holy sites, is through Purang. Stay the night at
Purang.
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
6- Drive to Mansarovar
Drive to Mansarovar by bus after
breakfast. As we travel to the holy region around Lake Mansarovar and Mount
Kailash, this is the most anticipated day. Today, we'll spend the night in Chiu
Gompa, which is just 70 kilometers from Taklakot and situated close to Lake
Mansarovar. You'll see Mount Kailash for the first time today while traveling
to the lake. You can locate Rakshas Taal (Lake of the Demons also known as
Ravana Taal), a sizable, lovely lake with water that is turquoise blue, on the
left side of the road.
Your guesthouse will be just a
short stroll from the Mansarovar Lake. You can visit the lake at night to
witness how lovely it is lit up by the moon. The holy lake's nighttime scenery
is associated with a variety of legends and stories that visitors may
independently discover. Even though it is safe to venture out after midnight,
it is advised that you stick with your group and have one of your guides or
sherpas by your side for support.
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
7-Puja and Havan at Mansarovar
The morning
will be spent with free time at the lake for Holy Bath (outside of the lake).
After visiting the Tsugompa Milerapa cave monastery and the Kailash vista, the
process continues with puja, Havana work, meditation, and spiritual exercises.
Drive 40 kilometers (approximately one hour) to Darchen(4560m) after lunch.
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
8- Trek to Dhiraphuk
After
breakfast, a quick excursion to Yamdwar. The Kailash Parikrama has now begun.
All pilgrims go on their first day's walk toward Dhiraphuk after visiting
Yamdwar (which is 12km trek). It will take five to six hours. While traveling,
take in the peace of nature, the sounds of a rushing river, and the sight of
Nandi Kailash. Dhiraphuk offers a view of Mt. Kailash's North Face. There are
many revered kailash landscapes all around Mount Kailash. Spend the night at a
local guest home after a long and busy day.
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
9- Trek to Zuthulphuk
Breakfast
in the morning, then a second-day Parikrama from Dhiraphuk to the Dolma La pass
(5620m), then on to Zuthulphuk (4790m). Every pilgrim embarks on the most
important and challenging part of their journey on this particular day. The
walk starts out with a difficult ascent to the Dolma La High Pass (5620m),
which is located approximately 6-7 kilometers distant, followed by a steep
descent to the valley below through Gaurikunda. The remaining 3–4 hours will be
spent walking to Zuthulphuk. After completing the toughest section of the
journey, you can rest for a little with a lovely cup of tea or some noodles in
one of the nearby small tea shops before going on to Zuthulphuk, where you can
see the East Face of Mt. Kailash. Spend the night at the guesthouse Zuthulphuk.
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
10-Drive to Hilsa
Trek from the Zuthulphuk monastery
to Chongdo after breakfast to finish the Kailash Parikrama. Finally, travel to
Taklakot/Hilsa with unforgettable experiences and lovely memories. Visit the
Hilsa Hotel for the night.
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
11-Fly to Simikot from Hilsa
From
Hilsa, take a helicopter to Simikot, then, if the weather and time permit, fly
by fixed wing to Nepalgunj. Arrive in Nepalgunj, and then take a transport from
the airport to the hotel.
Meal:
B, L, D
Day
12- Drive to Kathmandu
You
will receive a certificate of completion from Blue Mountain Travels & Tours
Pvt. after breakfast. The 12-day vacation will come to an end when you are
transported from Nepalgunj to Kathmandu by overland means.
Meal:
B
·
Travel by helicopter, fly by plane, and go
hiking all in one trip.
·
Visit Pashupatinath, Guhyeshwari Temple,
Budhanilkantha (Bishnu Sleeping Temple), Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple),
·
View Lake Mansarovar and Mt. Kailash up close.
·
Take a holy bath in Mansarovar Lake and perform
pooja.
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Explore the genuine natural beauty of Tibet and
Nepal.
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Obtain certification following the trip
