Adi Kailash Om Parvat Yatra from Delhi, a pilgrimage that promises spiritual rejuvenation amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Uttarakhand. This sacred yatra takes you to the revered Adi Kailash, also known as Om Parvat, nestled in the lap of the Himalayas. Departing from Delhi, the expedition unfolds as a spiritual odyssey, traversing through picturesque towns and winding roads, offering a blend of adventure and divine exploration.
As you trek through the enchanting terrains, witness the mystical Om Parvat, a natural marvel adorned with the sacred ‘Om’ symbol. This pilgrimage from Delhi to Adi Kailash provides a unique opportunity to connect with spirituality while immersing yourself in the pristine beauty of the Himalayan region. Join this transformative journey for a holistic experience, where the sacred and the scenic converge, leaving you with cherished memories and a deep sense of inner peace.
Upon reaching Kathgodam, seamlessly transfer to another vehicle for a comfortable and onward journey.
Day 02: Kathgodam/Bhowali to Pithoragarh
Morning departure post breakfast.
Scenic drive to Pithoragarh.
Gateway to the Himalayas, offering tranquility.
After a delightful dinner, overnight stay at the guest house.
Day 03: Pithoragarh to Dharchula
Morning departure after breakfast.
Explore Dharchula, the Indo-Nepal border town.
Immerse in cultural richness and natural beauty.
After a delicious dinner, rest at the guest house.
Day 04: Dharchula to Gunji/Nabi
Morning departure post breakfast.
Reach Gunji/Nabhidhang, base for the Adi Kailash Yatra.
Overnight stay amidst the Himalayan peaks.
After a delightful dinner, rest at the guest house.
Day 05: Drive to Jyolingkong to visit Mount Adi Kailash
Depart after breakfast for a scenic drive to Jyolingkong.
Explore Mount Adi Kailash, absorbing spiritual vibes.
After a delicious dinner, rest at the guest house.
Day 06: Drive to Om Parvat via Kalapani/Dharchula
Morning departure after breakfast.
Scenic drive to Om Parvat via Kalapani.
Experience the spiritual significance.
After a delightful dinner, rest at the guest house.
Day 07: Dharchula to Gangolihaat (Patal Bhubneshwor)/Sitlakhet/Chakori
Morning departure post breakfast.
Journey to Gangolihaat or relax in Sitlakhet/Chakori.
Unwind amidst panoramic views.
After a delicious dinner, rest at the guest house.
Day 08: Gangolihaat to Delhi drop Via Kathgodam
Depart after breakfast for the return to Delhi.
Drop-off available via Kathgodam. After a delightful dinner, rest at the guest house.
Inclusions
Exclusions
– Transport from Delhi to Delhi ( Kathgodam/Dharchulla) – Dharchula to Gunji and back in local jeeps, – Accommodation in hotels/KMVN guesthouse/home stay as per the package, – Pure Vegetarian food during the trip (as per the meals mentioned) – Inner Line Permits to visit restricted areas.
– Govt of India GST 5% on tour package cost, – Any medical expense in the event of bad health, – Any insurance for traveler, his belongings, or any item/service of the trip, – Any kind of personal expense, – Any other item which is not specifically mentioned in the list of inclusions above.
1. What permits are required for Adi Kailash Yatra?
Travelers need to obtain Inner Line Permit (ILP) as Adi Kailash is situated in a restricted area near the Indo-Tibetan border
2. When is the best time to undertake Adi Kailash Yatra?
The best time for the Adi Kailash Yatra is during the summer months of May to June & Sep to Oct when the weather is relatively mild and the snow has melted, making the trek more accessible.
3. How difficult is the Adi Kailash trek?
The trek to Adi Kailash is considered Moderate to Diffcult and requires a good level of physical fitness.
4. What is Adi Kailash Yatra?
Adi Kailash Yatra is a spiritual journey to the Adi Kailash mountain, believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva. It is a significant pilgrimage for Hindu devotees
5. What are the major attractions near Adi Kailash?
The trek passes through scenic landscapes and offers views of snow-capped peaks. Narayan Ashram, Kailash Kund, and Parvati Sarovar are some of the notable attractions on the way.
6. Where is Adi Kailash located?
Adi Kailash is situated in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, near the Indo-Tibetan border. The trek starts from the town of Pithoragarh.
7. What are the accommodation options during the Yatra?
Accommodation during the Yatra is mostly in Guest house and Home Stays..
8. What are the medical precautions to be taken during Adi Kailash Yatra?
Travelers should be aware of the risks associated with high-altitude trekking and take necessary medical precautions. It is advisable to consult with a healthcare professional before undertaking the journey.
9. What is the significance of Adi Kailash in Hindu mythology?
Adi Kailash is believed to be the sacred abode of Lord Shiva and is considered a replica of Mount Kailash. It holds great religious significance for Hindus, and completing the yatra is seen as a spiritually rewarding experience.
10. What kind of clothing and gear are recommended for the Adi Kailash trek?
Participants are advised to carry warm clothing, including jackets, gloves, and trekking boots suitable for rugged terrain. It’s crucial to pack essentials like a first aid kit, and trekking poles.
11. Is there mobile network coverage during the Om Parvat tour?
Mobile network coverage may be limited or unavailable in certain remote areas along the trekking route. Participants should be prepared for intermittent connectivity and may need to rely on satellite phones for emergencies.
12. What is the average altitude reached during the Om Parvat tour?
The trek involves reaching high altitudes, and participants may ascend to over 4,000 meters. It’s essential to be aware of the risks associated with high-altitude trekking and acclimatize accordingly.
It is considered one of the Panch Badri temples, a group of five holy shrines devoted to Vishnu in the region. Adi Badri refers to a cluster of ancient temples situated in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It’s a complex consisting of 16 temples, constructed in different styles and dedicated to various Hindu deities. These temples are known for their historical significance and architectural beauty.
it was believed that Lord Vishnu made Adibadri his dwelling place during the Satyug, Treta, and Dwapar eras. When the age of Kalyug approached, Lord Vishnu shifted his abode to Badrinath, leading to the name “AdiBadri.” The renowned sage Maha Rishi VedViyas, who organized the Vedas into Rigveda, Samveda, Yajurveda, and Atharvaveda, is said to have composed the Shri Mad Bhagwat Puran at this sacred site.
How To Reach Adi Badri
It is a group of 16 temples located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Here are the general directions to reach AdiBadri
Adi Badri is nearest to the Karanprayag road, You can also take bus, private taxi from Rishikesh to Karanprayag and then to AdiBadri.
The nearest airport to AdiBadri temple is Jolly Grant which is in Dehradun and is about 210 km away from AdiBadri.
nearest railway station to AdiBadri is Rishikesh which is 192 km approx. from AdiBadri. From Rishikesh you can always take a taxi or bus to reach AdiBadri.
Dharchula is a pictures que town nestled in the northern part of the Indian state of Uttarakhand, near the border with Nepal and Tibet. This charming town is a hidden gem in the Himalayan region, offering breathtaking natural beauty, rich cultural heritage,and a gateway to numerous trekking and adventure opportunities
dharchulla, Uttarakhand
Popular Trekking routes from Dharchula
Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra Route:
Dharchula is one of the starting points for the Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra. The trek involves crossing the Lipulekh Pass and is known for its religious and scenic significance.
Also known as Chhota Kailash, this trek takes you to the base of the Adi Kailash peak. It’s a relatively challenging trek and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
The Om Parvat trek is known for the natural occurrence of the sacred “OM” symbol on the mountain. The trek takes you to the holy Om Parvat, providing a unique and spiritual experience.
Panchachuli Base Camp trek offers stunning views of the five peaks of Panchachuli. It’s a challenging trek that takes you through remote villages and alpine meadows.
Ralam Glacier Trek:
Ralam Glacier trek is known for its panoramic views of the Ralam Valley and the surrounding peaks. It’s a challenging trek that takes you to the snout of the glacier.
Adi kailash Located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand,the 6310 meter tall famous Adi Kailash mount is also known as ‘Chhota Kailash’.The Shiva Abode Adi Kailash is considered to be with the auspicioussignificance as Mount Kailash which is situated near Lake Mansarovar in Tibet.In vicinity to the Adi Kailash at a short distance, near Indian, Tibet andNepal border is the mysterious Om Parvat. For the Hindu Pilgrims & thedevotees of Lord Shiva, Adi Kailash Yatra tour is considered to be very piousas it carries great religious significance. There are many popular attractionsto visit on the route to Adi Kailash and Om Parvat. Some of them are Parvatijheel, Gauri Kund, Kunti Parvat, Pandav Fort, Bahama Parvat, Parvati Mukut,Shesh Naag Parvat, Ved Vyas Gufa, Kali Mandir etc.It is said that Lord Shiva(Bhagwan Kedarnath) use to visit here with Goddess Parvati, son Kartikeya andyounger son Ganesha to spend time and admire the beauty of nature. there are many tour operotor orgnize this yatra, Adi Kailash Yatra KMVN & UTT also run this yatra
Adi Kailash Yatra Itinerary
Day 01 : Kathgodam to Pithoragarh
On reaching Kathgodam, Haldwani the group will drive to Pithoragarh. En route stopover Bhowali for Lunch the group will start its travel to Pithoragarh enroute visiting several important pilgrimage sites including Neem Karoli Baba at Kenchi Dham, Golu Devta Mandir at Almora and Jogeshwar Dham. On reaching Pithoragarh (1627m) stay and food arrangements will be in the hotel.
Meals included:
Veg Dinner
Elevation:
1627 meters
Distance Covered:
240 kms / 8-9 hours drive
Accommodation Style:
KMVN Rest House (Double/Triple
sharing)
Day 02 : Pithoragarh to Dharchula
After breakfast the group will depart to Dharchula. Destination is located at a height of 940m meters above sea level, Dharchula is a tiny beautiful town in the lap of the beautiful mountains of Kumaon Uttarakhand. Surrounded by the mountains from all sides, Dharchula is divided in two parts by the Kali River. Travelling through the Indo-Nepal borders today the travellers will enter into the restricted areas of Kumaon for which Inner Line Permits will be organised for the travellers today. During their free time the travellers may go to the Nepal side for explore the Nepal Bazaar. Night stay and dinner will be in the hotel at Dharchula.
Meals included:
Veg Dinner
Elevation:
940 meters
Distance Covered:
110 kms / 3/4 hours drive
Accommodation Style:
KMVN Rest House (Double/Triple
sharing)
Day 03 : Dharchula to Gunji/Nabi
Gunji is a small village situated at a heightof 3200 meters above sea level, near India-Tibet border. Gunji is the basestation for travellers to visit Adi Kailash and Om Parvat. Kailash MansarovarYatra organised by MEA, India through Lipulekhpass also goes through Gunji. Today the travellers will drive from Dharchula to Gunji through the beautiful villages of Chialekh, Garbyang and Nepalchu enrouteenjoying splendid views of the mountains, waterfalls and rivers. Food and staywill be organised in a guesthouse or home stay at Gunji.
Day 04 : Drive to Jyolingkong to visit Mount Adi Kailash
Today the travellers will drive to Jyolingkong (4762 meters) in local jeeps to have holy darshan of mount Adi kailash. On the way to Adi Kailash we will also see Kunti Parvat, Pandav Fort, Brahma Parvat, Pandav Parvat and Parvati Mukut. From Jyolingkong we will walk further for 3-4 kms to visit Parvati Lake (Gauri Kund) and Adi Kailash Temple. One may take a holy dip in the lake and bring the holy water in a bottle. After spending some time here the travellers will drive back to Gunji.
One may take a holy dip in the Parvati Kund and also bring some holy water in a bottle from this lake.
Meals included:
Veg Dinner
Elevation:
4495 meters
Distance Covered:
65 kms / 2-3 hours drive
Trek
4 Km Trek / 3-4 Km
Accommodation Style:
Homestay (sharing Basis)
Day 05 : Drive to Om Parvat via Kalapani/ Dharchula
Today after breakfast, We drive voia Kalapani to visit the Om Parvat, the ‘Om Parvat’ which has the natural occurrence of snow in the shape of ‘Om’ on this mountain. By travelling a distance of about 22 kms the travellers will reach Nabhidang (4340 meters) which is the view point for Om Parvat. Spend some time here and then drive back to Dharchula. While driving back to Dharchula, enjoy the mesmerizing view of Sheshnag Parvat, visit Ved Vyas Gufa and do some puja at the famous Kali Temple situated in Kalapani village. Return to Dharchula for night stay.
Meals included:
Veg Dinner
Elevation:
4250 meters
Distance Covered:
21 kms / 1 hours drive
Accommodation Style:
KMVN Rest House (Double/Triple
sharing)
Day 06 : Dharchula to Gangulihaat (Patalbhubneshwor)/Sitlakhet/Chakori
Make your way back to another scenic Location. Situated at a height of about Enjoy scenic and spiritual destination surrounded with natural beauty.
Meals included:
Veg Dinner
Accommodation Style:
KMVN Rest House (Double/Triple
sharing)
Day 07 : Drive back Kathgodam
After breakfast the travellers will make their return journey to home directly or via Kathgodam.
Meals included:
Veg Breakfast
Distance Covered:
240 kms / 8-9 hours drive
Adi Kailash Yatra with KMVN (Kumaon MandalVikas Nigam) in Uttarakhand, India, used to organize the Adi Kailash and Om Parvat yatras annually. These yatras are significant pilgrimage and trekkingroutes in the region, known for their religious and natural significance.Please note that the organization of these yatras and their schedules maychange from year to year. It’s essential to check with Adi Kailash Yatra KMVN (Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam) or the local authorities for the mostup-to-date information regarding these pilgrimages and treks if you plan toparticipate in them in 2024 or beyond.
Note: KMVN Adi Kailash bookings are not facilitated through this platform. For reservation inquiries, please contact KMVN directly. The information provided here is for reference only.
Inclusions
Exclusions
– Transport from Kathgodam to Katogodam – Accommodation in hotels/KMVN guesthouse/home stay as per the package, – Pure Vegetarian food during the trip (as per the meals mentioned) – Meal Breakfast & Dinner at hotel
– Any medical expense in the event of bad health, – Any insurance for traveler, his belongings, or any item/service of the trip, – Any other item which is not specifically mentioned in the list of inclusions above.
Adi Kailash Om Parvat Yatra Package
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The Adi Kailash yatra is a Moderate and rewarding trekking tour in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It takes you to the Adi Kailash region, an area with stunning natural beauty and spiritual significance. Here are the highlights of the Adi Kailash Trek by point:
Scenic Beauty: The trek offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks and lush green landscapes. You’ll be surrounded by the beauty of the Kumaon region.
Spiritual Significance: Adi Kailash is often referred to as the Chhota Kailash or Mini Kailash, and it holds great religious significance, believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva. Many pilgrims undertake this trek for spiritual reasons.
Dharchula: The trek typically starts from Dharchula, a picturesque town in Uttarakhand, serving as the gateway to the Adi Kailash region.
Trek Difficulty: The Adi Kailash Trek is Moderate and requires a good level of fitness. Trekkers should be prepared for steep ascents, descents, and difficult terrain.
Lipulekh Pass: This trek takes you to Lipulekh Pass, a high-altitude mountain pass that lies on the India-Tibet border. The pass is significant for trade and pilgrimage.
Kuti Village: Along the way, you’ll come across the charming Kuti Village, known for its ancient temples and welcoming locals. It’s an excellent place to learn about the local culture.
Pilgrimage Stops: You’ll visit various temples and sacred sites, including Jolingkong, Kalapani, and the Om Parvat, which is famous for the naturally formed ‘Om’ symbol on the mountain.
Spectacular Landscapes: The trek offers diverse landscapes, including forests, alpine meadows, and snow-clad peaks. It’s a visual feast for nature enthusiasts.
Cultural Interaction: Interact with the local communities, get a glimpse into their way of life, and savor local cuisine.
Please note that the Adi Kailash Trek requires careful planning, including permits and proper acclimatization due to the high altitude. It’s essential to be well-prepared and consider hiring a local guide for a safe and enjoyable trekking experience.
