Ans. The best time is from May to September when weather conditions are good and roads are open.
Ans. Yes, for Indians an Inner Line Permit is a must and it is obtained at Dharchula.
Ans. You must carry warm clothing and trekking shoes, personal medications, sunscreen, sunglasses, water bottles and sanitary napkins or wet wipes. You can also carry medicine for mountain sickness.
Ans. Comfortable accommodation includes lodging in Dharchula and homestays in Gunji/Nabhi.
Ans. Yes, you can meditate and carry out Puja at Adi Kailash (Parvati Sarovar) and Om Parvat which are both associated with Lord Shiva and one can experience profound peace at these sites.
Ans. Yes, photography is permitted though some local restrictions are to be respected especially when it comes to religion.
Ans. No, prior trekking experience is not required to undertake this Yatra as many steps of the journey have easy walks and drivable roads.
Ans. Basic medical facilities are available at some spots. The guides are also trained for emergency conditions. However, it is recommended to carry necessary medications with you. Consult a doctor about the high altitudes before you plan a trip.
Ans. Yes, vegetarian food is provided during the tour throughout the trip.