13 days Mt. Kailash Tour

Mt. Kailash Tour takes you to the holiest of all holy places on Tibition, planet Earth, especially for Hindus, Jains, Buddhists, and the Bon sect of pre-Buddhism. The trip is 12 nights and 13 days from Kathmandu to Kathmandu.

Boundless Adventure highlights special prices for the beginner Mount Kailash trip in 2024 and 2025. However, the Mansarovar Lake tour and tour are the best options for every Hindu.

Please contact us for more information about the cost, itinerary, and details by WhatsApp at +9779851033819 or by email.

The 13-day Lake Manasarovar tours are within the Tibetan region, in the far southwest of Tibet and the northwest of Nepal. The high Himalayan mountains border the area to the south of Tibet and the north of Nepal.

Mt. Kailash is a separate peak aloof from other great Himalaya ranges at 6,714 m (22,028 ft) above sea level. It is a striking-looking mountain with four impressive cardinal faces. Mt. Kailash, where four of each side’s directions resemble the east as crystal, the west as ruby, and the south as sapphire, with the north face as gold.

Mount Kailash Tour and Lake Mansarovar are on a vast Tibetan plain, listed as the world’s largest and highest plateau. Also, tableland, where the average altitude is above 4,000 m, is a big concern for altitude gain.

To recover from high-altitude sickness, the symptoms of thin air can be acclimatized by taking things slowly, with overnight stops at certain heights.

The 13-day Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar tour starts from Kathmandu (some can join at Saga town after visiting Lhasa in Tibet), heading north close to Mt. Langtang range, Mt. Manaslu, and Mt. Ganesh Himal at Rasuwagadhi, the frontier of Nepal, to enter Tibet.

The journey takes you past Saga and Paryang towns through many farm villages. You then cross the high pass of Mayam-La (5,050 m) to reach the vast and holy Manasrover, with views of Kailash in the north and the Gurla-Mandata Mountains in the south.

13 days Mount Kailash Tour Outlooks

Tour Mode: In Hotels and local lodges or Guest House
Tour Grade: Moderate to Adventurous
Activities: Tour of Kathmandu-overland journey and treks around Kailash
Highest altitude: On top of Dorma-La Pass at 5,630m /18,525 ft.
Tibet Duration: 09 Nights and 10 Days Kyirong to Kyirong within Tibet side.
Duration in Kathmandu: 3 overnights and 3 days
Total Tour: 12 Nights and 13 Days (From main arrival to final departures)

Manasrover Lake

Enjoy scenic views of peaks at Mansarovar Lake, which is considered the holiest spot. Some can drive around the lakes for about an hour, staying to worship, pray, and dip or bathe in the sacred waters of Mansarovar.

After a great spiritual moment at Manasarovar Lake, a short drive takes you to a busy town at Darchen. It is located south of Mt. Kailash; the place is flooded with pilgrims during the high season of the Saga Dawa festival, with Indians, native Tibetans, and some foreign visitors.

Then, downhill to Machu Valley towards the east of Kailash, past Zutul-Phuk, go to the southern end of Mt. Kailash, complete the sacred circuit, and then drive back to the border at Kyirong to enter Nepal.

Boundless Adventure sent you a jeep or bus to Kathmandu via the Karung border. Reaching Kathmandu with memories of a glorious journey on Mt. Kailash and the Lake Manasarovar Tour is a genuinely spiritual trip and an adventure to experience once in your lifetime.

About Rakshal tal

Rakshastal is a brackish lake in China’s Tibetan Autonomous region. It is west of Mansarovar Lake and south of Mount Kailash. The Lake is 4,575 m/ 15,010 ft above sea level and covers an area of 250 square km (97 sq mi). The Sutlej River ( also named Langqen Zangbo) flows northwest of Rakshastal.

The name of the lake means “Lake of the Demon.” The lake is also called Rakshal Tal, and there is a belief that the demon of Lanka, Ravan, has done severe penance on the lake. The Tibetan people named the lake Lagngar Cho or Lhanag Tso, meaning “the dark lake of poison.” Furthermore, due to the flora and fauna around the lake, its lifeless surroundings led Tibetans to call it the “ghost lake.” Visitors are said to be respectful while visiting the areas to avoid unfortunate accidents.

Rakshastal consists of four islands: Topzerma, Dola, Lachato (Nadzhado), and Dosarba. During the winter, the area’s locals use the island as a yak pasture. Travelers who go for the Parikrama of Mount Kailash should pass through Rakshastal.

Despite the name and mythological associations, Rakshastal is a pleasant and calm lake that adds to the spiritual charm of the holy area around Mount Kailash. Both tourists and pilgrims who go for spiritual experiences at Mount Kailash visit the lake and appreciate the area’s natural beauty.

About the Visa for the Kailash tour

Mt. Kailash stands in Tibet. It is 6714 meters above sea level. Similarly, Boundless Adventure obtains a visa from the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu within three working days. We need a copy of your passport before applying for a visa.