Adi Kailash Yatra Tour Packages

Now, the journey is more convenient and easier for visitors. You can travel Adi Kailash by helicopter, plane, or other transport services. Apart from this, we have also provided facilities for physically challenged people, children, and senior citizens to make this journey comfortable.

Our Adi Kailash tour package includes luxury or simple hotels, meals, and expert guides. Tourists can even modify the travel package according to their own choices. Explore the charm of this holy Darshan with amazing Himalayan views, rivers, and valleys. Book now and make unforgettable moments in this peaceful place and let it refresh your spirit.

History

Adi Kailash is famous for its historical and mythological stories that attract a lot of devotees:

• According to Hindu mythology, Mahadev performed a powerful dance called Tandava to reveal his divine form to Sage Ashtavakra.
• Adi Kailash is also popular for its scientific history, which is a part of the Himalayas, formed when tectonic plates pushed against each other. This explains how Adi Kailash was created.
• Devotees believe that Ravana, the demon king and a follower of Lord Shiva, meditated at Adi Kailash for a long time.
• Adi Kailash is the main location where Lord Shiva married Goddess Parvati. Due to its interesting histories, this place is popular in India and even worldwide.
• Adi Kailash is known for its rich biodiversity, that means it has many different plants and animal species. Therefore, it attracts researchers and nature lovers.

Places to visit in Adi Kailash Yatra

Om Parvat- Om Parvat is located in Uttarakhand near the border of India, Nepal, and Tibet. The snow on its peak naturally forms the sacred symbol “(ॐ).” It is a holy spot for Hindus, many people believe this place is connected to Lord Shiva that shows his power and presence.

Timings: 6 AM to 4 PM

Parvati Sarovar- Parvati Sarovar is a lake located at 4,497 meters above sea level, near the peak of Adi Kailash. According to legend, Goddess Parvati used to bathe in this lake. It is a peaceful place and a best spot for meditation.

Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM

Gauri Kund- It is around 3 to 4 km from Parvati Sarovar, located at the foot of Adi Kailash. Gauri Kund is famous for its beautiful surroundings and it is a holy place for those who visit Adi Kailash.

Timings: 5 AM to 8 PM

Ved Vyas Gufa- This cave at Kala Paani is named after Maharishi Ved Vyas, who meditated here. It is believed that he shared the story of the Mahabharata with Lord Ganesha.

Timings: 6 AM to 5 PM

Patal Bhuvaneshwar- Patal Bhuvaneshwar is a limestone cave temple. It is located 14 km from Gangolihat in the Pithoragarh district. The cave is 160 m long and 90 feet deep from the entrance. According to legend, Lord Shiva and 33 different demigods live in this cave.

Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM

Things to Do in Adi Kailash Yatra

Trekking: The best trekking route is from Lakhanpur to Budhi village. In this journey, you can enjoy the scenic view of valleys, green grasslands, beautiful mountains, and waterfalls. The trek is easy and beginners can even enjoy it.

Meditation: Gauri Kund is the perfect spot to meditate during the Adi Kailash Yatra. There is a peaceful lake surrounded by mountains, making a calm atmosphere that helps you to relax and focus on meditation.

Camping: Nabhidhang is the right place for camping, because tourists can enjoy the view of stars with clear sky and it’s also a great destination for photography.

Famous Rock Art: During the Adi Kailash trip, you can see the ancient paintings and carvings near the villages of Budhi and Gunji. These areas are rich in history and cultural heritage. Travelers should explore these hidden gems.

Birdwatching: During this journey, visitors can see unique birds that are hard to find somewhere else. Bird watching on this trip will give a unique experience with different bird species.

How to Reach Adi Kailash

The easiest way to reach Adi Kailash is from Delhi. It is mentioned below how tourists can visit Adi Kailash without any hassles.

By Flight

• Take a flight from Delhi to reach Pantnagar Airport.
• Pantnagar Airport is the nearest airport to Adi Kailash.
• After landing, take a taxi or a bus to reach Pithoragarh, which takes around 1 to 2 hours from the airport.

By Train

• The second option is to travel by train.
• You can take a train from Delhi to Tanakpur or Kathgodam.
• These are the closest railway stations to Adi Kailash.
• When you arrive at the station, take a taxi or a bus to reach Pithoragarh, which is around 2 to 3 hours away by road.

By Road (Car or Bus)

• If you like to go by a bus or a vehicle, then start your journey from Delhi to Pithoragarh or Dharchula.
• This trip might take longer, but it can be a memorable drive through the beautiful hills.

Route Map

A route map is available to help you reach Adi Kailash easily

Kathgodam — Pithoragarh — Dharchula — Gunji / Napalchu — Jyolingkong (Adi Kailash Parvat) — Gunji / Napalchu — Nabhidhang (Om Parvat) — Nabi / Gunji / Budhi — Dharchula — Didihat / Chaukori — Bhimtal / Kathgodam.

Best time to visit

The suitable months to go for Adi Kailash Yatra are from May to September. Here are the reasons why these months are perfect to travel:

• Pleasant weather: During these months, you can see amazing views of the mountains under a clear sky and sunny climate. Moreover, tourists don't have to worry about rain, and they can travel comfortably.
• Safe journey: At this time, the roads are clear and in good condition, making travel much easier. That means visitors can enjoy this journey safely without any hassles. You can also arrive at the destination on time.
• Easy adventure: During pleasant weather, there are more chances to explore different areas and enjoy outdoor adventures. Tourists can easily join activities like hiking or trekking.
• Festive months: Many festivals take place from May to September. So, visitors should not miss the chance to experience the rich local culture. Therefore, it is a great time to visit in the summer weather.

Travel Tips before Visiting Adi Kailash

Permit: Carry your ILP (Inner Line Permit), as Adi Kailash is close to the Indo-Tibetan border. Make sure to carry it before traveling to Adi Kailash pilgrimage. Apart from this, keep your travel insurance for the journey.

Plan in advance: When you visit, always book the travel package in advance, as many travelers come here during busy seasons. So, make your reservations early to get the best hotels.

Health safety: Consult a doctor about vaccines or medications before the trip, especially for altitude sickness. Getting advice from a doctor can help you avoid problems during the journey.

Wear climbing shoes: When you plan to climb mountains, wear waterproof boots to keep the feet dry from wet ground or rain. Also, carry warm slippers for comfort and coziness. You should also bring camp shoes to easily walk.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q-1: How can tourists get an Inner Line Permit for Adi Kailash tour?

Ans: The ILP can be obtained from government offices in Uttarakhand or online, depending on the guidelines. Travelers need to provide identification or other necessary documents when applying.

Q-2:Which trekking route is more adventurous and provides an amazing experience in Adi Kailash?

Ans: The best trekking route is from Lakhanpur to Budhi village, known for its natural beauty. This route is easy to trek and even suitable for beginners. It is also adventurous for tourists.

Q-3: Which airport is closest to Adi Kailash?

Ans: The nearest airport to Adi Kailash is Pantnagar, which is located around 250 km away.

Q-4: How many days are enough to cover the Adi Kailash trip?

Ans: It depends on how you are traveling, but to explore it properly, you need 7 to 8 days to explore Adi Kailash completely.

Q-5: What challenges can travelers face during this Yatra?

Ans: When travelers visit high altitudes, they might face altitude sickness. They should be prepared for sudden changes in weather, such as rain, cold temperature, or strong winds.

Q-6: Is Adi Kailash a difficult trek?

Ans: The Adi Kailash trek is moderate, it is neither easy nor difficult. Most people can complete this trek if they have some experience in trekking or hiking.