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At a Glance
Duration
19 days
Destination
Tibet - Kailash
Trip Difficulty
Difficult
Max altitude
5600m/18372 ft
Group Size
2 - 25 Pax.
Activity
Tour/ Hikking
Accommodation
Hotel, & Gusthouse.
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
Vehicle
Private car and flightOverview of Kailash Yatra from Lhasa – EBC Fly In and Drive Out
The Kailash Yatra from Lhasa – EBC Fly In and Drive Out is a mix of pilgrimage tours and highland trekking. During your time on this journey, you will definitely experience some sort of spiritual calmness along with a scenic highland trekking adventure. From what we can tell, all of the devotees and travelers who have joined this tour have reported a 100% positive and rewarding experience.
Kailash is known as the home of Lord Shiva, one of the most followed and prominent gods of Hindu mythology. You can find sacred texts and ancient scriptures mentioning Kailash as the home of Shiva. Every year, thousands of devotees of Hinduism visit this sacred location, mainly from India and Nepal, to pray and give offerings to Lord Shiva.
The Kailash Yatra From Lhasa starts at Kathmandu. We will take a flight to Lhasa and explore the capital city of Tibet the following day. We will take you around the city to visit a number of major attractions and you also have the flexibility to choose sites you want to visit. Following that, we will visit Lhasa, Shigatse, Rongbuk Monastery, EBC, and a couple more destinations as the days go by.
This Kailash Yatra from Lhasa – EBC Fly In and Drive Out is not a difficult tour but you do have to walk for hours on end for a couple of days which is manageable with a little preparation. Physical preparation is not a mandatory aspect of this trip but if you are prepared for what is coming, you will be able to handle it with utmost efficiency.
If you are someone who is interested in traveling to Tibet and visiting some amazing highland places, this is the perfect trip for you. This Kailash Yatra From Lhasa combines the Tibet Lhasa tour and the Kailash Mansarovar trek to form an ultimate experience that is sure to be an unforgettable journey.
Even though Kailash lies in Tibet, where most people are Buddhists, the locals of the region respect the holiness believed by the Hindus and have maintained the area well. If you want to learn all about this tour, keep on reading the article till the end. This post includes details such as accommodation, transportation, food, best season, difficulty, and more.
Highlights of Kailash Yatra from Lhasa – EBC Fly In and Drive Out
● Visit the famous city of Lhasa and its amazing attractions.
● Visit the aesthetic and calming Rongbuk monastery.
● Pray to Shiva and the foot of Mt. Kailash.
● Enjoy the scenic treats of Tibet with its stunning arid environment.
● Visit the Gauri Kunda Lake and Yamdrok Lake.
● See a different side of Everest and visit the Everest Base Camp.
Itinerary
1
Day 1 Arrive in Kathmandu and transport to your Hotel
We welcome to Nepal. we will pick you up from airport and transport to your hotel.
Today we will collect your passport for tibet group visa. from tomarrow we will apply for tibet travel group visa which take three official days in express service. during this period you will visit Pasupatinath temple, Budhnilkantha temple , Swayambhunath temple etc.
Max altitude
1300m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
4-Star Hotel2
Day 2 Visit Pasupatinath Temple
After breakfast, you will visit today Pasupatinath temple and attend at Puja followed by lord Shiva. after puja and visit Temple you will return to Hotel for Lunch.
Today we will brief you about Kailash Yatra and distribute the equipment.
Max altitude
1300m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
4-Star Hotel3
Day 3 Visit Swayambhunath Temple and Budhnilkantha Temple
on the 3rd day of staying in Kathmandu you will visit two most popular temple in Swayambhunath temple and jal narayantemple (Bhishnu temple) at Budhanilkantha. both are very popular hindus temple.
afternoon you will back to Hotel for Lunch and after lunch you have free time to explore the local markets in Thamel.
Max altitude
1300m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse4
Day 4 Trip Preparation Day
Today is free day as we leaving tommaroow to Lhasa , TIbet. final preparation for kailash yatra bagpacking and shops some equipments if you don’t have them with you.
today we will collect our tibet travel group visa and will back your passport to you.
Max altitude
1300m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
4-Star Hotel5
Day 5 Fly to Lhasa and visit Lhasa in the afternoon
On 5th day of the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa, we will fly out to Lasha from Kathmandu. This flight lasts for an hour and ten minutes in total. Once you reach Lhasa, one of our reps will meet you there and take you to your hotel for the night. But before that, you have to submit your visa at the immigration booth for authentication. Your visa to Tibet will be processed from Kathmandu.
On the way to the hotel, you may ask the rep if you have any questions about the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa. After we reach our accommodation, we will settle down, freshen up, leave our bags in our room, and leave for a day sightseeing tour of Lhasa.
Today we will not be visiting the major tourist attractions but rather a few nearby places, have a couple of local street food or traditional dishes, and get some fresh air. The main sightseeing day is day 2, so we will not be going all out today.
Duration
2hrs
Max altitude
3600m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
4-Star Hotel6
Day 6 Visit Potala place, Barkhor Street, Jokhang temple, Shera monastery, etc. Potala Palace
Potala Place
Built in the 11th century, the Potala Palace is one of the oldest palaces in the world and also the highest palace. This stunning building sits at an altitude of 12,139 ft. and was originally a commemoration of Tibetan king Songtsen Gambo’s wedding. Back in the day, kings would build massive structures for their beloved queen much like the story of the Taj Mahal in India.
The Potala Palace boasts over 10000 ancient scrolls, over a thousand rooms, and statues of the same amount.
Barkhor Street
Barkhor Street is an ancient street still set in the ancient Tibet theme, surrounding the Jokhang temple in Lhasa. Devotees, especially those of the Buddhist religion, follow this street as a part of the Lhasa pilgrimage tour. This street offers a glimpse into ancient Tibet, what the streets looked like at the time, and the buildings around it.
Jokhang Temple
The main feature of this temple is the statue that goes back all the way to the time when Gautama Budhha was still alive. The temple itself is 4 stories high with a golden roof. There is a rule in Lhasa that restricts residents from constructing buildings taller than the height of Jokhang. This is done so that everyone can see the shiny golden roof of the Jokhang temple, a UNESCO heritage site.
Duration
4-5 hours
Max altitude
3600m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
4-Star Hotel7
Day 7 Lhasa to Shigatse (3,836m) 5 6 hrs , 370km
Hitting the Friendship Highway, we will get on the road to Shigatse. Our destination for the day is 375 kilometers away which requires a 6 to 7 hours of jeep or bus ride. On the ride today, we will first cross the Kamba La Pass (4,794 m) and get to see the Yamdrok Lake. The scenes throughout the day will be full of arid desert-like landscapes paired with bright blue sky and aesthetic buildings.
After reaching Shigatse, we will check in at a hotel and relax for the night. You need to get enough rest since traveling for 5-6 hours can be really tiring
Duration
6-7 hours
Max altitude
alt. 38360m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
4-Star Hotel8
Day 8 Shigatse to Shakya New Tingri (4,300m) ,6-7 hrs
Shigatse to Tingri follows the Friendship Highway for a little over 300 kilometers. We will cover this distance in about 4 hours. This 2 lane highway connects Lhasa with Kathmandu. Tingri County is a small settlement in Tibet that is famous for offering a different perspective of Mt. Everest. You will see the backside of Mt. Everest along with peaks such as Cho Oyu, Lhotse, and Makalu.
Duration
6-7 hrs
Max altitude
4300m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
4-Star Hotel9
Day 9 Tingri to Ronbuk Monastery - Everest Base Camp - Ronbuk Monastery (5,200m), 6-7 hrs
Tingri to Ronbuk Monastery is another 100-kilometer of jeep / Bus ride but this one is relatively short and lasts for about 2 hours and 30 minutes. The Ronbuk Monastery is the highest Buddhist monastery in the world sitting at an elevation of 4980 meters above sea level. This monastery was partially destroyed in the 60s and was restored in the 80s and 90s. You can visit the Ronbuk Monastery from 10 AM to 4 PM.
After we are done exploring the Ronbuk Monastery, we will get on the road to EBC. We won’t literally be on the road though, we will fly to EBC instead, on a helicopter. Your flight to EBC from Ronbuk will be full of scenic landscapes and unforgettable views that you will surely capture with your camera. We will spend some time at EBC before heading back to the monastery for the night.
Max altitude
6-7 hrs
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
Local Teahouse10
Day 10 Ronbuk Monastery to Saga (4,640m)
On the 8th day of the Kailash Yatra from Lhasa, we will descend from EBC (5200 m) to Saga (4640 m). It will take us about 8 hours of jeep ride to reach our destination wherein we will see the beautiful Pelku Tso Lake. We can stop by to admire the view, if you prefer to, or just head to our destination. You will also be able to see Mt. Shishapama. Crossing the Yarlung La pass, we will reach Saga where we will spend the night.
Duration
6-7 hrs
Max altitude
4546m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
3-Star Hotel11
Day 11 Saga to Manasarovar Lake (4,600m)
Today, we will travel for a little over 450 kilometers; being on the for a maximum of 8 hours. Since we will have to cover a lot of distance to reach Manasarovar we will begin our ride early in the morning. We will have our breakfast at Saga and get on the ride to Manasarovar Lake. On the way, we will pass the Old Dzongba, Paryang, Horchu River, and Mayum La.
Duration
7 -8 hrs
Max altitude
4545m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse12
Day 12 Exploration at Lake Manasarovar and drive to Darchen (4,670m)
Lake Manasarovar is considered one of the holiest water bodies in all of Asia, and the holiest in Tibet. Though Manasarovar is a holy lake in Hindu mythology, the Buddhists in Tibet also consider it sacred. Some people believe that it is the world’s highest freshwater lake, and some agencies will try to sell you the same idea but that is not factually correct.
Lake Manasarovar is famous for its pristine blue water and its undeniable beauty. The name “Manasarovar” translates to “the invincible”. There are five Chortens around the lake, occupying its shores. After spending quite some time at the lake, we will proceed towards Darchen.
Duration
1 hrs
Max altitude
4546m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Hotel13
Day 13 Drive to Yamadwar and trek to Dirapuk (4,820m
On the 9th day of the Kailash Yatra from Lhasa, we will arrive at Yamadwar following a 30-minute ride. We will have a hearty breakfast before heading out as we will be on our feet for hours today.
Once we reach Yamadwar, we will go around the temple 3 times (clockwise) before beginning our trek to Dirapuk. A distance of 12 kilometers separates Yamadwar and Dirapuk, we will trek for about 5 hours to cover this distance. During the trek, we will get to enjoy the picturesque views of Mt. Kailash.
Duration
5-6 hrs
Max altitude
4820m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Lodge14
Day 14 Hike to Charan Sparsh
Day 10 of the Kailash Yatra from Lhasa is a very spiritual and cleansing experience. Charan Sparsh is the foot of Mt. Kailash which is considered a sacred place as per the Hindu mythology. The base of the peak is regarded as the foot of Lord Shive himself which makes it an incredibly holy and revered site.
Trekking through rugged terrains for about 4 hours while simultaneously enjoying scenic treats all along the way, we will reach Charan Sparsh. We have allocated some time to let you worship or explore around. We will not be spending much time at such an altitude, so we will promptly head back to Dirapuk. The descent back to Dirapuk will take about 2 hours at maximum.
Duration
5 -6 hrs
Max altitude
4820m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Lodge15
Day 15 Trek to Zuthulpuk (4,790m) over the Dolmala pass (5,600m), 10 -11hrs
Today, we will reach the highest point of the Kailash Yatra from Lhasa. Our destination for the day is Zuthulpuk which is about 8 hours of trek away. We are in for a long day of trekking the Himalayan landscape so we will start as early as possible.
Ascending up to Dolmala Pass at the altitude of 5600 meters above sea level can be a little physically demanding but we will take a couple of breaks in between to gather our breaths, take in the views, and hydrate ourselves. As you reach the top of the pass, you will be greeted with a wide view of the valley including all its peaks, rivers, and hills. This scene will be the most memorable scene of the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa.
On the way down from the pass, we will visit the Gauri Kunda Lake, a holy lake that is a part of the Kaliash pilgrimage trek. You can spend some time around the lake, and perform some praying rituals before continuing on the way to Zuthulpuk. In total, we will cover a distance of 22 kilometers from Dirapuk to Zuthulpuk
Duration
11 -12hrs
Max altitude
4790m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel16
Day 16 Zuthulpuk – Darchen - Saga (4,640m) 10 -11 hrs
Starting off the day, we will trek down to Darchen which will take about 2 hours, here we will complete 4 days kailash parikram. after lunch at Darchen we will drive to Saga. We will cover a distance of over 500 kilometers today from Darchen to Saga which will take a little over 8-10 hours to complete. The road trip today will be scenic and we will stop by frequently to admire the views and freshen up
Duration
8-10hrs
Max altitude
4450m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Hotel17
Day 17 Kathmandu via Keyrung (1350m)
Day 13 is the end of the Kailash Yatra from Lhasa as we will get to Kathmandu today. Driving over 230 kilometers, we will reach Keyrung and an additional 122 kilometers will take us to Kathmandu. Today is the last day of the scenic landscape of Tibet so make sure that you take in as much as possible.
Duration
7-8 hrs
Max altitude
1300
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
4-Star Hotel18
Day 18 Free day in Kathmandu
On this day of the Kailash Yatra from Lhasa, you are free to do whatever you please. You can visit the attractions of Kathmandu or you can simply choose to spend a leisurely day, visiting nearby markets for local food and souvenirs.
Max altitude
1300m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
4-Star Hotel19
Day 19 Farewell at the hotel and final departure to your next destination.
Day 19 is officially the last day of the Kailash Yatra from Lhasa. We will hold a farewell program at the hotel you are staying at before bidding you goodbye, hoping to see you again soon.
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
Local Teahouse
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Inclusion/Exclusion
What's Included?
- Airport Pickup and drop.
- All means of ground transportation (by road) depends upon the group size (car,bus,van or jeep) Nepal and Tibet side
- Hotel in Kathmandu according to the itinerary.
- Sightseeing and entry fees in Kathmandu(Pashupatinath temple and Swayambhunath temple)
- Lunch and dinner-fully vegeterian meals only.
- Drinking mineral water.
- Sightseeing tour guide.
- Duffle bag for the trip(refundable after the trip).
- Warm down Jacket(refundable after the trip).
- Nature Explore T-shirt as a gift.
- China/Tibet travel visa fee.
- All the necessary documents for the trip
- Professional English and Hindi-speaking tour leader.
- Tibet guide and driver.
- All entrance fee during the Yatra.
- Hotel and guest houses during the tour(Yatra).
- All necessary ground transportation by car/jeep/bus.
- Veg food and hot drinks during the tour(Yatra).
- Fresh fruits.
- Sherpa’s Assistant.
- Kitchen staff
Kailash-Tibet side includes.
- Comfortable big tourist bus,jeep(according to the group size).
- Tibet Travel permits and all necessary documents.
- Professional guide and assistance guide according to group size.
- Hotel ,Guest house, and tent during the tour.
- All entrance fees for visiting monasteries,and temples in Kailash-Tibet.
- All necessary equipment.
- Welcome and farewell programs by the Tibet side.
- Airport ,border or any pickup from Tibet entering the place.
Trip Information
How does our trip start?
Our trip starts once we reach Lhasa, the capital of Tibet. Lhasa has been on good terms with Nepal for hundreds of years. Back in the day merchants and traders used to travel to Lhasa and vice versa to trade goods or buy items not commonly found in Nepal. We will explore Lhasa before visiting all the other towns like Shigatse, Tingri, Saga, Zuthulpuk, Darchen, and many more.
This Kailash Yatra From Lhasa will have you visit attractions like Potala place, Barkhor Street, Jhonkhor temple, Shera monastery, etc. You will also visit the Gauri Kunda Lake, Yamdrok Lake, Mt. Kailash, and Everest Base Camp. Each of these places is picturesque and sure to be on your travel photo gallery for years, perhaps a lifetime. At the end of the trip, we will cross the Kerung border from Saga and reach Kathmandu.
Difficulty
We will be traveling mostly on jeep/bus based on the number of people in your group. This makes it a relatively easy trip but you will have to trek a lot of kilometers while visiting Mt. Kailash. Take it as a test of faith; you will trek for about 5 hours from Yamadwar to Dirapuk and an additional 5 hours to Charan Spursh the next day. In total, you will have to trek for 3 days, 2 of which are ascending days and 1 for descending to Zuthulpuk.
On a scale of 1 to 10, the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa is a 5. This tour does not require you to physically exert yourself to the limits which makes it an easy trip that is suitable for most people.
The difficulty of the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa also depends on the altitude you are trekking in. For instance, while trekking from Dirapuk to Charan Spursh, you will definitely feel the effects of altitude as you have to breathe more to let in an ample amount of oxygen in your body. Since the oxygen level is slightly decreased in the highlands, we will feel exhausted even while walking short distances.
Best seasons
The best season for the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa is the season of Autumn since it offers bright blue sky and generally good weather overall. However, this trip can practically be done throughout the year as the region of Tibet only receives 18 inches of rain and snow in a year, which is really low and well below average. This makes it a year-round destination.
However, there are favorable seasons that provide the ultimate views. For instance, one of the best seasons to do this Kailash Yatra From Lhasa is spring. There are no particular environmental changes compared to the other seasons but the weather usually steers clear offering clear, wide, and unforgettable views of the arid Tibetan landscape.
You can even do this trip in winter as the scenes are not much worse than in other seasons but the weather can get gloomy at times making the experience a bit undesirable.
Can a beginner join this trip?
The Kailash Yatra From Lhasa is a beginner-friendly trip that is also a good trekking destination for first-timers. Devotees who visit Mt. Kalish to offer prayers are not avid trekkers or nature enthusiasts who are traveling to the highlands for adventure. They are just normal people taking a trip to visit a holy site.
Keeping that in mind, we have made this trip as easy as possible to make sure that everyone dedicated to the faith of Lord Shiva and Hinduism in general, and even avid travelers, can join the trip without any second guessing. Aged people and little children alike can join the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa and they will have an overall good experience.
Altitude Sickness
There are points in this trip when we have to climb over 5000 meters above sea level, these places include the Everest Base Camp at 5200 meters and Dolmala Pass at 5600 meters. But we will not be spending the night at any of those locations which keeps us safe from getting altitude sickness. The reason people get altitude sickness is because they rush to get to higher altitudes without proper rest but since we will be traveling at a moderate pace and avoid rushing, we are highly unlikely to get altitude sickness.
People usually develop altitude sickness when they spend the night at high altitude after rushing the ascend. Since we will not be doing both, we are safe. We will climb high and spend the night at a lower altitude which is the best way to avoid altitude sickness.
However, in the rare case that you get altitude sickness, make sure that you let the guide know of any symptoms you are experiencing. The best thing to do is not to let the sickness develop any further. You absolutely need to let the guide know about your symptoms so he can help you get better as soon as possible and effectively.
Accommodation, Food, and Drink
For the entirety of the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa, we will be staying at basic hotels and lodges at some places. These accommodations will offer you every basic facility but amenities like hot showers might be charged extra at places like Darchen, Dirapuk, Yamadwar, etc.
As for food and drinks, you will have the luxury of choosing any vegetarian lunch and dinner options from the menu of the establishment we are staying at. Breakfasts are not covered by the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa package. We will provide you with mineral water for the entirety of the tour which is the only drink covered by the trip package.
Transportation
Our Kailash Yatra From Lhasa requires a lot of traveling by jeep or bus. We will arrange the mode of transport as per the size of the group and all the transportation expenses are covered by the package. You will literally cover thousands of kilometers on a jeep and over 40 kilometers on foot, over the course of this trip.
Permit
For this Kailash Yatra From Lhasa, you will need a Tibet Travel Permit and a Chinese tourist visa. We will help and guide you on how to obtain both of these permits and also cover the expenses related to it.
Trip preparation and fitness
Since you will have to ascend for 5 hours on average for only 2 hours, you do not really have to physically prepare yourself for this trip but it is always a plus point if you do. One of the best things about this trip/trek is the fact that it is so easy that basically anyone with an average or below-average physique can do it.
If you decide to prepare for this trip, you do not have to do much. The best thing you can do is to walk around or do some slight jogging, you don’t need weights or excessive cardio workout sessions.
Gadgets charging & Internet
Since this trip requires you to stay in the well-developed cities of Tibet, you will not face any power outages or issues while charging your devices. The internet facilities during your trip will be exceptional as well. However, in higher altitudes like EBC and Dolmala Pass, the internet connection can be a bit slower and laggy.
Your Extra expenses
Things like International airfare, personal trekking gear, extra accommodation, and food in Kathmandu, personal travel and medical insurance, extra snacks & any kind of beverages, extra activities in Kathmandu (sightseeing and others), tips for the staff members, rescue services expenses, and anything that is not mentioned as a part of the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa package are your extra expenses.
Kailash Yatra from Lhasa – EBC Fly In and Drive Out FAQ'S
Q
How much does the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa cost?
The Kailash Yatra From Lhasa will cost you USD between 2500 to 3000m in group per person. The package will cover all your accommodation, transportation, lunch and dinner every day, travel permit expenses, sightseeing entrance fees, local taxes, daily wages of guides and porters, and more.
Q
Which route is best for Kailash Yatra From Lhasa?
The route that we have discussed in this article is the best possible route to get to Kailash from Lasha. Although there are quicker ways to get there, our itinerary is the most safe and scenic
Q
What is the age limit for Kailash Yatra From Lhasa?
There is no age limit for the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa since it is a really easy trip. As long as you are able to walk for 5 hours without any major problems, you are fit to go on this trip. But if you have some underlying conditions, make sure to take a professional healthcare recommendation before you set out.
Q
Can we swim in Gauri Kunda?
Since the Gauri Kunda Lake is considered a holy lake by the Hindus, taking a dip in the cold water is a part of the worshipping ritual. So, it is possible for you to swim at Gauri Kunda lake.
Q
Is Kailash Yatra From Lhasa open in 2025 and 2026?
Yes, the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa is one of the best pilgrimage tour you can do in 2024. With views that will get all your attention and a memorable tour in Tibet, this trip is perfect for everyone
Q
What is the minimum age for Kailash Yatra From Lhasa?
There is no minimum age restriction for the Kailash Yatra From Lhasa but as per the experts, you should not bring along children under 2. This is recommended as children under 2 might not be able to handle the cold that well. In addition to that, altitude sickness can affect them more easily.
Q
Do we need a passport for Kailash Yatra From Lhasa?
Since we will be traveling to Tibet, which is under the jurisdiction of the Republic of China, every traveler requires a passport it should be 6 month valid from your travel date .
Q
Why do people avoid climbing Mt. Kailash?
Since Mt. Kailash is a holy ground, highly revered by Hindu followers, this peak has not been climbed till now. As per the legends, only Milarepa has successfully climbed Mt. Kailash.
Q
Will this trip be crowded?
The Kailash Yatra From Lhasa is a pilgrimage tour that is not every devotee’s cup of tea. That makes it a less traveled tour which translates to less crowd
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