Tour
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra
Overview
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra offers a profound pilgrimage to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar, where spirituality meets stunning scenery. Embark on a transformative pilgrimage to Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, two of Tibet’s most sacred spiritual destinations. Rising to an awe-inspiring height of 6,714 meters,Mount Kailash, also known asKailash Parvat, Tise, or Kang Rinpoche (Jewel of the Snows), is a beacon for pilgrims and adventure seekers alike. This sacred peak holds profound significance across multiple religions, symbolizing the axis of both the physical and metaphysical universe. For Hindus, Mount Kailash is the sacred abode of Lord Shiva, the deity of destruction and transformation. A pilgrimage to this divine mountain is believed to purify the soul and bestow ultimate liberation. Buddhists view Mount Kailash as a terrestrial representation of the cosmic Mandala, inhabited by the Dhyani Buddhas andBodhisattvas, making it a potent symbol of enlightenment and spiritual ascent. The nearby Lake Mansarovar, with its pristine turquoise waters, complements the mystical allure of Mount Kailash. It is a central feature of this sacred journey, enhancing the pilgrimage experience with its serene beauty. Our meticulously crafted Kailash Mansarovar tour offers an immersive adventure through the remote and rugged terrains of Western Tibet with altitudes ranging from 2,745 meters to 5,600 meters. Experience an invigorating trek, and overland drive, as you connect deeply with nature and
Route: Kathmandu - Kathmandu
Trip Highlights
- Explore the vibrant culture of Kathmandu with a city tour.
- Enjoy a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Tibet, through Kyirong,
- Visit the sacred Lake Mansarovar and take a holy bath in the lake.
- Embark on the Mt. Kailash Parikrama (circuit) around Kailash Parvat.
- Pray to Mount Kailash up close, experiencing its sacred aura.
- Visit the mythical Gauri Kund, a sacred mountain lake.
- Explore Chiu Monastery overlooking Lake Mansarovar.
- Witness the rich spiritual atmosphere of Dirapuk Monastery.
- Experience the lifestyle of local Tibetan villages and the Tibetan culture.
- Cross over the Dolma La Pass, towering at over 5,600 meters.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, one of our representatives, hold
Arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu (1,400 m / 4,593 ft). Overnight at a 3-star hotel.
Arrival in Kathmandu Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, one of our representatives, holding an “Ace the Himalaya” signboard, will warmly greet you. You’ll then be transferred to your hotel in a private tourist vehicle. This first day is dedicated to settling in and relaxing after your journey. You can explore the hotel facilities or take a short walk around the bustling streets of Thamel, a popular tourist district known for its vibrant shops, cafes, and restaurants. Max. Altitude: 1,400 m / 4,593 ft Overnight in Hotel Thamel House or a similar-class hotel. No meals included
Day 2: Document Preparation and Sightseeing Today, we complete the necessary paperwork for your Tibet visa application.
Document preparation for Tibet visa application. Guided sightseeing in Pharping, Dakshinkali Temple and Gorakhnath Cave. Overnight at 3-star a hotel.
Document Preparation and Sightseeing Today, we complete the necessary paperwork for your Tibet visa application. After the formalities, we embark on a guided sightseeing tour. We start with a visit to Pharping, an important Buddhist pilgrimage site with several monasteries and meditation caves. Next, we visit the Dakshinkali Temple, where locals worship the goddess, Kali. Our final stop is Gorakhnath Cave, which holds religious significance for both Hindus and Buddhists. This tour offers a deep insight into Nepal’s rich spiritual heritage. Max. Altitude: 1,400 m / 4,593 ft Overnight in Hotel Thamel House or a similar-class hotel. Breakfast included
Day 3: Biometrics for Visa processing and Sightseeing In the morning, you will attend your biometric appointment for the Tibet
Biometrics for Tibet visa application. Guided sightseeing in Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, and Budhanilkantha Temple. Overnight at a 3-star hotel.
Biometrics for Visa processing and Sightseeing In the morning, you will attend your biometric appointment for the Tibet visa application. Later, we continue our cultural exploration with guided visits to Pashupatinath Temple, one of the holiest Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, then to the biggest Buddhist stupa, Bouddhanath. We then proceed to Budhanilkantha Temple, which houses an impressive stone statue of Lord Vishnu lying on a bed of serpents. These sites offer a fascinating glimpse into Nepal’s religious practices. Max. Altitude: 1,400 m / 4,593 ft Overnight in Hotel Thamel House or a similar-class hotel. Breakfast included
Day 4: Visa Collection and Leisure Day Today, we collect your passport with the Tibet visa.
Collection of passport and Tibet visa. Leisure day in Kathmandu. Overnight at a 3-star hotel.
Visa Collection and Leisure Day Today, we collect your passport with the Tibet visa. The rest of the day is at your leisure, providing an opportunity to explore Kathmandu at your own pace. You might visit local markets like Asan Bazaar, where you can shop for spices, textiles, and souvenirs, or visit the Garden of Dreams, a serene and beautifully landscaped garden in the heart of the city. You can also opt for an optional guided tour to visit additional UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kathmandu Valley. Max. Altitude: 1,400 m / 4,593 ft Overnight in Hotel Thamel House or a similar-class hotel. Breakfast included
Day 5: Free Day and Pre-Trip Meeting This day is reserved for final Kailash Yatra preparations.
Free day for trip preparation, pre-trip meeting at your hotel lobby or ACE office and last-minute shopping. Overnight at a 3-star hotel.
Free Day and Pre-Trip Meeting This day is reserved for final Kailash Yatra preparations. In the afternoon, you will have a pre-trip meeting at your hotel lobby or the ACE office to go over last-minute details, meet your guides, and ask any remaining questions. Use any remaining time to complete your packing and do any last-minute shopping in Thamel, known for its trekking gear shops, souvenir stores, and lively atmosphere. Max. Altitude: 1,400 m / 4,593 ft Overnight in Hotel Thamel House or a similar-class hotel. Breakfast included
Day 6: Drive to Timure We begin our trip to Kailash with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Timure, which takes approximately 6 t
Drive from Kathmandu to Timure (1,800 m / 5,906 ft) via Syabrubesi – 6 to 8 hours. Overnight at a guesthouse.
Drive to Timure We begin our trip to Kailash with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Timure, which takes approximately 6 to 8 hours. This drive offers stunning views of the Trishuli River and the surrounding landscapes. Along the way, we pass through Syabrubesi and other charming villages and terraced fields, providing a glimpse into the rural life of Nepal. Max. Altitude: Timure (1,800 m / 5,906 ft) Duration: 6 to 8 hours (157 km / 98 mi) Overnight in a guesthouse. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 7: Drive to Kyirong via Rasuwagadhi From Timure, we drive to Rasuwagadhi for immigration formalities.
Drive from Timure to Rasuwagadhi (1,950 m / 6,398 ft) for immigration formalities, then continue to Kyirong (2,900 m / 9,514 ft) – 1 to 2 hours. Overnight at a 3-star hotel.
Drive to Kyirong via Rasuwagadhi From Timure, we drive to Rasuwagadhi for immigration formalities. After completing the border procedures, we continue our journey to Kyirong. The drive introduces us to the beautiful Tibetan landscape. Once in Kyirong, you have time to acclimatize and explore the local area, getting a taste of Tibetan culture and hospitality. Max. Altitude: Kyirong (2,900 m / 9,514 ft) Duration: 1 to 2 hours drive (50 km / 31 mi) Overnight in Jilong or a similar-class hotel. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 8: Drive to Saga via Kyirong High Pass Today, we embark on a drive from Kyirong to Saga.
Drive from Kyirong to Saga (4,400 m / 14,436 ft) via Kyirong High Pass, Peiku Tso Lake, and Brahmaputra River – 4 to 5 hours. Overnight at a 3-star hotel.
Drive to Saga via Kyirong High Pass Today, we embark on a drive from Kyirong to Saga. The route passes through Kyirong High Pass, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas, including Gaurishankar, Shishapangma, and Langtang Himal. We also pass by Peiku Tso Lake and the Brahmaputra River (Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibetan), making for a scenic and memorable journey. En route, we witness the nomadic lifestyle of Tibetans and see herds of yaks and sheep. Max. Altitude: Saga (4,400 m / 14,436 ft) Duration: 4 to 5 hours drive (170 km / 106 mi) Overnight in Qiangjibu or a similar-class hotel. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 9: Drive to Chiu Gompa via Lake Mansarovar We drive from Saga to Chiu Gompa, passing through Mayum-La High Pass (5,211 m/17
Drive from Saga to Chiu Gompa (4,600 m / 15,092 ft) via Mayum-La High Pass and around Lake Mansarovar – 9 to 10 hours. Overnight at a guesthouse.
Drive to Chiu Gompa via Lake Mansarovar We drive from Saga to Chiu Gompa, passing through Mayum-La High Pass (5,211 m/17,096 ft). Along the way, we see the tranquil Lake Mansarovar, a significant pilgrimage site, and the historic Chiu Monastery on its northwestern shore. This area offers a first glimpse of the majestic Mount Kailash. We also pass through small Tibetan settlements and have the chance to interact with locals. Max. Altitude: Chiu Gompa (4,600 m / 15,092 ft) Duration: 9 to 10 hours drive (510 km / 317 mi) Overnight in a guesthouse. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 10: Holy Bath and Puja at Lake Mansarovar, then drive to Darchen This morning, we perform a holy bath and puja at Lake Mansa
Holy bath and puja at Lake Mansarovar. Drive to Darchen (4,700 m / 15,420 ft) – 1 to 2 hours. Free time for shopping and acclimatization. Overnight at a 3-star hotel.
Holy Bath and Puja at Lake Mansarovar, then drive to Darchen This morning, we perform a holy bath and puja at Lake Mansarovar, a sacred pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists. The serene environment and crystal-clear waters of the lake provide a perfect setting for spiritual activities. After the rituals, we drive to Darchen, the base camp for the Mount Kailash Parikrama (Kailash Kora). The afternoon is free for acclimatization and shopping in Darchen, where you can purchase any last-minute supplies for the trek. Max. Altitude: Darchen (4,700 m / 15,420 ft) Duration: 1 to 2 hours drive (40 km / 25 mi) Overnight in Chuanbei, Himalayan Kailash hotel or similar-class hotel Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 11: Drive to Yama Dwar and trek from Yama Dwar to Diraphuk We drive to Yama Dwar, the starting point of our Kailash Parikram
Drive to Yama Dwar and Trek from Yama Dwar to Diraphuk (4,950 m / 16,240 ft) – 5 to 6 hours. Overnight at a guesthouse.
Drive to Yama Dwar and trek from Yama Dwar to Diraphuk We drive to Yama Dwar, the starting point of our Kailash Parikrama, and begin our hike to Diraphuk. The trek leads us through stunning rocky cliffs, past waterfalls, and across high-altitude terrain. The trail offers magnificent views of Mount Kailash and the surrounding landscape. We take our time to adjust to the altitude and appreciate the serene environment. Max. Altitude: Diraphuk (4,950 m / 16,240 ft) Duration: 5 to 6 hours (40 km / 25 mi) Overnight in a guesthouse. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 12: Trek to Zuthulphuk via Dolma La Pass Today is the most challenging part of the trek as we hike from Diraphuk to Zuthulph
Trek from Diraphuk to Zuthulphuk (4,850 m / 15,912 ft) via Dolma La Pass (5,600 m / 18,373 ft) and Gauri Kunda – 9 to 10 hours. Overnight at a guesthouse.
Trek to Zuthulphuk via Dolma La Pass Today is the most challenging part of the trek as we hike from Diraphuk to Zuthulphuk, crossing the Dolma La Pass. This trek is spiritually significant, and the pass is adorned with prayer flags and offerings. We also visit Gauri Kunda, a sacred lake associated with the Hindu goddess Parvati. The descent to Zuthulphuk is steep and requires careful navigation. Max. Altitude: Dolma La Pass (5,600 m / 18,373 ft) and Zuthulphuk (4,850 m / 15,912 ft) Duration: 9 to 10 hours (22 km / 14 mi) Overnight in a guesthouse. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 13: Drive to Saga We complete the final leg of the trek to Darchen and then drive to either Dongba or Saga, marking the end
Trek to Darchen and drive to Dongba (4,400 m / 14,436 ft) or Saga (4,400 m / 14,436 ft) – 8 to 9 hours. Overnight at a guesthouse.
Drive to Saga We complete the final leg of the trek to Darchen and then drive to either Dongba or Saga, marking the end of the Mount Kailash Parikrama. This drive offers a chance to reflect on the journey and enjoy the stunning Tibetan landscapes. Max. Altitude: Saga (4,400 m / 14,436 ft) Duration: 8 to 9 hours drive (490 km / 304 mi) Overnight in Qiangjibu or a similar-class hotel. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 14: Drive to Kyirong We drive from Dongba or Saga back to Kyirong, retracing our steps through the scenic Tibetan landscape.
Drive from Dongba or Saga to Kyirong – 6 to 7 hours. Overnight at a guesthouse.
Drive to Kyirong We drive from Dongba or Saga back to Kyirong, retracing our steps through the scenic Tibetan landscape. Along the way, we may stop at interesting points for photography and brief explorations. Max. Altitude: Kyirong (2,900 m / 9,514 ft) Duration: 6 to 7 hours drive (170 km / 106 mi) Overnight in Jilong or a similar-class hotel. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 15: Return to Kathmandu From Kyirong, we drive to the Rasuwagadhi border, complete the immigration formalities, and then con
Drive from Kyirong to Kathmandu via Rasuwagadhi border, completing immigration formalities – 8 hours. Enjoy a farewell dinner and overnight at a 3-star hotel in Kathmandu.
Return to Kathmandu From Kyirong, we drive to the Rasuwagadhi border, complete the immigration formalities, and then continue our journey to Kathmandu. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, we will enjoy a farewell dinner, celebrating the completion of our incredible journey. Duration: 7 to 8 hours drive (195 km / 121 mi) Overnight in Hotel Thamel House or a similar-class hotel. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Day 16: Transfer to the International Airport for your Final Departure On your final day, you will be transferred to Tribhuvan I
Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for departure flight.
Transfer to the International Airport for your Final Departure On your final day, you will be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for your departure flight, marking the end of your incredible journey. Spend any remaining time reflecting on the experiences and memories made during this spiritual and adventurous pilgrimage. Breakfast included.
Departures and availability
| Date | Availability |
|---|---|
| 2026-10-05 | 8 |
| 2026-10-19 | 12 |
Frequently asked questions
Is there a minimum and a maximum number for your groups?
How far in advance should I book my Mount Kailash tour?It is recommended to book your Mount Kailash tour at least 30 days in advance from the departure day to ensure all necessary arrangements and permits are secured.
How far in advance should I book my Mount Kailash tour?
Is Ace the Himalaya's staff insured?Yes, our company insures all our staff members, including guides, cooks, Sherpa, and porters. Please browse through ourlegal document pageto view insurance details.
Is Ace the Himalaya's staff insured?
How do you allocate guides for Kailash Tour groups?Guides for the Kailash Tour are allocated based on group size as follows:For group of up to 9 participants, a Tibetan guide will lead the tour.For group of 10 participants, a Nepali guide will also join from Kathmandu for coordination, in addition to the Tibetan guide.For group larger than 20 participants, both a local Nepali guide and a cook will accompany the group, alongside the Tibetan guide, to ensure smooth coordination and comfort.
How do you allocate guides for Kailash Tour groups?
Do your guides speak good English?Yes, you will be accompanied by an experienced English-speaking Nepali guide while in Nepal. Once you enter Tibet, you will be guided by an experienced Tibetan guide who will not only act as an interpreter but also provide valuable insights into the Tibetan way of life.Many Tibetan guides have different accent of English-speaking capacity due to their mother tongue and Tibetan language, which makes hard to understand while in the conversation with them. Hence, our travelers must consider these facts before you book for any trip to Tibet.
Do your guides speak good English?
What immunizations will I need?It is not mandatory but you can take some cold flu immunization as precaution. Typhoid vaccination is recommended but not required.We suggest you have a dental checkup before your trip and know your blood type. It is helpful if you inform us of any medical condition that is relevant so we may convey this information in the event of an emergency. Ace the Himalaya keeps your medical condition confidential unless treatment is necessary.
What immunizations will I need?
I want to extend my holiday, any recommendations?Yes, you can extend your holiday in Nepal and to Bhutan only but extending your trip duration in Tibet is not allowed by the authority. Ace the Himalaya offers many options and alternatives for your holiday extension. For more information, please visit ourTrip Extensionpage
I want to extend my holiday, any recommendations?
Yes, you can extend your holiday in Nepal and to Bhutan only but extending your trip duration in Tibet is not allowed by the authority. Ace the Himalaya offers many options and alternatives for your holiday extension. For more information, please visit ourTrip Extensionpage
How fit do I need to be for this tour? Is this trip for me?
Is there an age limit for the tour?Tours in Tibet are prohibited for individuals aged 80 and above due to challenging conditions and potential health risks.Individuals aged 70-79 are required to obtain proper medical certification from a doctor confirming they are fit to travel.
Is there an age limit for the tour?
Tours in Tibet are prohibited for individuals aged 80 and above due to challenging conditions and potential health risks.Individuals aged 70-79 are required to obtain proper medical certification from a doctor confirming they are fit to travel.
Can I use credit cards in the places I visit?
What currency or card should I carry instead of a credit card?Cash is the best option to carry instead of a credit card. Only Chinese Yuan is accepted in Tibet. It’s best to exchange your money for Chinese Yuan, which can be done in Kathmandu or at the border.When exchanging money at local exchange centers in Kathmandu or at the border, please ensure you’re accompanied by your guide to avoid the risk of receiving counterfeit notes.
What currency or card should I carry instead of a credit card?
How much additional money do I need per day?Your daily expenses will depend on your spending habits. In Nepal, USD 15 to 20 per day should be sufficient to cover lunch, dinner, bottled water, and other essentials.In Tibet, all meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are included in the tour price. However, there are many local shops selling traditional Tibetan handicrafts. We recommend bringing extra money, around USD 350 to 400 (approximately 2,800 to 3,200 CNY), for shopping and other personal expenses.
How much additional money do I need per day?
Do I need to tip my guide and porters? How much would that be?Tipping is part of the local culture, and guides and porters expect it as a reward for their service. While not mandatory, it is appreciated. Typically, $10 to $20 per day per person is offered, reflecting your satisfaction and personal interaction with your guide.
Do I need to tip my guide and porters? How much would that be?
Tipping is part of the local culture, and guides and porters expect it as a reward for their service. While not mandatory, it is appreciated. Typically, $10 to $20 per day per person is offered, reflecting your satisfaction and personal interaction with your guide.
Will somebody come to pick me up at the Airport upon my arrival?
Do you handle Tibet visa and travelling permit?Yes, we handle all procedures for the Tibet Visa and Travel Permit, with processing charges included in the trip price. Tourists entering Tibet from Nepal must form a group of at least four to obtain a Chinese Group Visa and a Tibetan Travel Permit, issued by the Chinese Embassy in Nepal.Due to new regulations, guests should arrive in Kathmandu a week in advance, preferably on a Sunday. This allows us to apply for the visa on Monday, obtain it by Thursday or Friday, and continue the tour the next day.
Do you handle Tibet visa and travelling permit?
Yes, we handle all procedures for the Tibet Visa and Travel Permit, with processing charges included in the trip price. Tourists entering Tibet from Nepal must form a group of at least four to obtain a Chinese Group Visa and a Tibetan Travel Permit, issued by the Chinese Embassy in Nepal.Due to new regulations, guests should arrive in Kathmandu a week in advance, preferably on a Sunday. This allows us to apply for the visa on Monday, obtain it by Thursday or Friday, and continue the tour the next day.
What is the best season for this tour?
What is the weather and the temperature like during the tour?Tibet climate is unexpected and drastically changes due to its geographical condition situated with a minimum elevation of 3500m high. You can find average low temperature keeping the climate chilled most of the time in whole year due to high elevation, low humidity and strong wind.However, at present day, Tibet is also affected by the Global warming so you can feel hot temperature in a daytime during summer season. Whereas you will experience minus 10 to minus 20 degrees temperature in the night and 10-25 degree in the day.Summer (June-August): 7 to 12 degrees in the night and 20 to 25 degrees in the day.Autumn (Sept-Nov): 5 to -10 degrees in the night and 15 to 20 degrees in the day.Winter (Dec-Feb): -10 to -20 degrees in the night and 10 to 15 degrees in the day.Spring (March-May): 5 to -5 degrees in the night and 15-20 degrees in the day.
What is the weather and the temperature like during the tour?
Tibet climate is unexpected and drastically changes due to its geographical condition situated with a minimum elevation of 3500m high. You can find average low temperature keeping the climate chilled most of the time in whole year due to high elevation, low humidity and strong wind.However, at present day, Tibet is also affected by the Global warming so you can feel hot temperature in a daytime during summer season. Whereas you will experience minus 10 to minus 20 degrees temperature in the night and 10-25 degree in the day.Summer (June-August): 7 to 12 degrees in the night and 20 to 25 degrees in the day.Autumn (Sept-Nov): 5 to -10 degrees in the night and 15 to 20 degrees in the day.Winter (Dec-Feb): -10 to -20 degrees in the night and 10 to 15 degrees in the day.Spring (March-May): 5 to -5 degrees in the night and 15-20 degrees in the day.
What sort of accommodation can I expect in Kathmandu and in the tour?
Is the Single Room Supplement option available in Tibet?Unfortunately, the single room supplement option is not available in Tibet
Is the Single Room Supplement option available in Tibet?
What sort of food can I expect in the tour?All breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the trip are included in our package except in Kathmandu, where only breakfast at your hotel will be included.While on the Kailash tour, expect to find predominantly local Tibetan cuisine in the mountain region, as international dishes are not typically available in hotels or restaurants. Your dining options will mainly consist of traditional Tibetan food, with few alternatives such as instant noodles or packaged snacks.However, if you are group of 10 and above in the Kailash region, our company provides a dedicated kitchen and service team to ensure you feel at home. We offer a variety of delicious cuisines, including Indian, Continental, Nepali, and Chinese dishes.
What sort of food can I expect in the tour?
Is the water fine to drink? Do I need to bring purifying tablets/filter?Tap water throughout the trip is generally unsafe to drink directly. In Kathmandu, you can purchase bottled mineral water for the Nepal portion of your journey.While in Tibet, our guide and staff will provide purified water free of charge. However, if you prefer bottled mineral water, it will be available at an additional cost, payable directly to the hotels and guesthouses.
Is the water fine to drink? Do I need to bring purifying tablets/filter?
Tap water throughout the trip is generally unsafe to drink directly. In Kathmandu, you can purchase bottled mineral water for the Nepal portion of your journey.While in Tibet, our guide and staff will provide purified water free of charge. However, if you prefer bottled mineral water, it will be available at an additional cost, payable directly to the hotels and guesthouses.
What mode of transportation do you use?
Do I need to book my international flights for the travel to Nepal?Yes, you must book your international flights. We are a local agency and do not make international flight arrangements. You can easily browse through flight tickets in airlines sites to book ones most feasible for you. However, if you require assistance, we are willing to be of help.
Do I need to book my international flights for the travel to Nepal?
Yes, you must book your international flights. We are a local agency and do not make international flight arrangements. You can easily browse through flight tickets in airlines sites to book ones most feasible for you. However, if you require assistance, we are willing to be of help.
Will it be possible to get any clothes washed/Laundry?
Are there any communication facilities during the tour?Yes, there are communication facilities available throughout the tour, however the network might not be too reliable during the Kailash Kora. Most guesthouses and hotels provide Wi-Fi access.You can purchase and get new Chinese SIM Card for the best means of communication and for the messaging platform. It is advised to use WeChat as the best means of communication instead of WhatsApp and Viber. We highly recommend you to active your WeChat account.
Are there any communication facilities during the tour?
Can I charge my digital camera or other equipment on my trip?These facilities will be available in your hotel and guesthouses, sometimes with an extra charge. Remember to bring travel adapters!
Can I charge my digital camera or other equipment on my trip?
Is internet available during the trip?In Kathmandu, you’ll have reliable internet connectivity, and most 3-star hotels along the route also offer Wi-Fi services. However, guesthouses on the tour do not provide internet facilities. To stay connected, you can purchase a local SIM card in Kyirong. For this, you will need a 2×2 inch photo and a passport copy. The SIM card costs around 100 Chinese Yuan, and you’ll need an additional 100 to 300 Chinese Yuan for mobile data, depending on your usage.Please be aware that internet access in Tibet is restricted, and social media platforms require a VPN to access. Nevertheless, WhatsApp and WeChat are available and can be used without a VPN.
Is internet available during the trip?
How much does a porter cost in Mount Kailash?The rental charge of the porter and horses totally depend upon the local authority of Horse & Porter in Darchen. The rental fee varies depending upon the demand & supply.Normally, the cost of three days Mt. Kailash Parikrama is approx. 3600-4000 RMB for the horse and porter combined while the cost of porter only for three days’ is 1400-1800 RMB
How much does a porter cost in Mount Kailash?
The rental charge of the porter and horses totally depend upon the local authority of Horse & Porter in Darchen. The rental fee varies depending upon the demand & supply.Normally, the cost of three days Mt. Kailash Parikrama is approx. 3600-4000 RMB for the horse and porter combined while the cost of porter only for three days’ is 1400-1800 RMB
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