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Destination Covered : Dharchula - Gunji - Nabhi - Napunche - Navidhang - Jolingkong - Pithoragarh
Adi Kailash the pious residency of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati. Hindu Mythology confirms Adi Kailash is one of the Panch Kailash. Hinduism consider OM Parvat and Adi Kailash as very sacred mountain in Dev Bhoomi of Himalayas . Hindus believe that a Darshan of it can make your inner self enlightened and cleansed. It is the land of peace and serenity. It is in scripted in our mythologythatthe demon king Ravana is said to have meditated here and was bestowed by Almighty Shiva with the strength of 20 arms and brains of 10 head. This jeep Safari will take you to Jageshwar, Pithoragarh, Chokori, Patal Bhubaneswar along with Kalapani, Kuti, OM Parvat and Adi Kailash. On this Dev Bhoomi we get complete view of Himalayas , Adventure, Adhyatam and Shiva Serenity. En route Pilgrims will come across the pious temples, the land escapes, the flowing streams, the waterfalls, the river showing its authority and alsoit’sfull power in serenity.
Places In Adi Kailash And Om Parvat Yatra
| Places Covered | Places Covered |
| Adi Kailash
Om Parvat Gauri Kund Parvati Sarovar Shiv Parvati Temple Neeb Karoli Baba Ashram, Kainchi Dham Chitai Golu Devta Temple Patal Bhuvaneshwar Jageshwar Dham |
Bhimtal
Ved Vyas Cave Kunti Parvat Brahma Parvat Sheshnag Parvat Pandava Fort, Kuti Village Parvati Mukut and Pandav Parvat Kali Mandir, Kalapani Nabi Homestay Experience |
Day 01: Dharchula – Gunji/Nabhi/Napunche (3500mt), (4hr Drive). Overnight Stay at Gunji
Start the Yatra from the commencement/Start Point Cross the bridge over the roaring Dhauli and see the confluence of the Kali and Dhauli, travel along the kali river through dense forest. There are numerous springs and waterfalls on either side of the river, On reaching Chhialekh the group enters the region of Byas Valley. The pasture of chhialekh is strewn with grasses and flowers. Then comes Garbhiang village deserted because of geopolitical and geological reasons, here the Kali meets the Tinkar coming from Nepal. Gunji is the base village for the Adi Kailash and OM Parvat.
(Homestay & All meals)
Day 02: Gunji/Nabi/Napunche – Navidhang (3987mt / Om Parvat) - Gunji) (3hr Drive) Overnight Stay at Napunche
There are pine, bhojpatra forest in this region surrounded by innumerable wild flowers, this is the region of Musk, Deer, Monal and the highest stage of Himalayan wilderness. The OM Parvat’ smiles in front of the pilgrim.En route enjoy the darshan of -Kali Mandir, Kala Pani,Shesh Nag Parvat,Ved Vyas Gufa
(Homestay & All meals)
Day 03: Gunji/ Nabhi/Napunche – Jolingkong (Adi Kailash) (4280mt ) – Gunji (6hr,Drive) Overnight Stay at Napunche
From Gunji walk along the banks of the river Kuti to reach Nabi, Which has a temple and almost hidden spring in the beautiful mountain standing behind the village. Drive first to the left of Kuti and then to the right to reach Jolingkong. (ADI KAILASH)
- Parvati Kund/Gauri Kund Parikrama along with Adi Kailash Darshan
- Perform Pooja at Lord Shiva & Goddess Parvati Temple near Parvati Sarovar
- En route, we will see : Brahma Parvat, Pandava Parvat, Pandava Fort, Parvati Mukut
(Homestay & All meals)
Day 04: Gunji/Napunche – (Dharchula) ( 8hr Drive )
Breakfast check out & Lunch en route Return back by noon Drop at Dharchula
How to Reach
By Train: Kathgodam/Haldwani nearest railway station.
By Bus: Kathgodam/Dharchulla/Haldwaani can be reached by bus, you can get a direct bus for Kathgodam/Haldwani from Delhi.
By Air: Pantnagar is the nearest Airport but few flights only, Delhi/Dehradun is the better option and from there hire a bus/taxi getting here.
What is the Adi Kailash Om Parvat Tour?
The Adi Kailash Om Parvat Tour is a pilgrimage to Adi Kailash, often referred to as the "Mini Kailash," located in the remote regions of the Kumaon Himalayas. This sacred site is believed to be a manifestation of Mount Kailash, and it is an important pilgrimage destination for Hindus. The tour also includes a visit to Om Parvat, where the natural formation of snow resembles the shape of the "Om" symbol.
The tour typically begins in Dharchula, a small town located in the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, India. Dharchula is accessible by road and is the nearest town to the starting point of the trek to Adi Kailash.
The tour usually lasts 10-12 days, depending on the specific itinerary and the pace of the group. The journey includes travel to Dharchula, followed by a trek to Adi Kailash and Om Parvat, with time for rest and acclimatization.
The trek to Adi Kailash and Om Parvat is moderate in difficulty. It involves trekking at altitudes of around 4,000 meters (13,000 feet), so some physical fitness and preparation for altitude are recommended. The trek is manageable for most people, but it’s important to acclimatize properly to avoid altitude sickness.
While the trek is not extremely difficult, being in decent physical shape helps. You will be trekking for long hours over rough terrain, so good stamina, especially for walking on uneven paths and at higher altitudes, is important.
The ideal time to go on the Adi Kailash Om Parvat tour is between May and October, during the summer and early autumn months. The weather is relatively stable during this time, and the roads are more accessible, while the winter months can bring snow and harsh conditions.
Yes, a special permit is required to visit the Adi Kailash and Om Parvat areas as they lie in a border region close to Nepal. Your tour operator will typically arrange the necessary permits for you. You will also need identification documents such as a valid passport, a visa for India (if applicable), and any other documents requested by the authorities.
Yes, foreigners can participate in the Adi Kailash Om Parvat tour, but they must have the appropriate permits and must be part of a group tour. Individual foreign travelers are usually not permitted to visit the area without a tour group due to the sensitive border location.
Accommodation during the trek to Adi Kailash and Om Parvat generally consists of basic guesthouses, tents, or dharmshalas (simple rest houses). You may need to bring your own camping equipment depending on the tour operator. The facilities are quite basic due to the remote location, but the focus is on the spiritual experience.
Adi Kailash is located at an altitude of around 4,800 meters (15,750 feet), and Om Parvat is slightly lower, at around 4,600 meters (15,090 feet). The altitude can cause discomfort to some travelers, so it’s important to take adequate rest and stay hydrated during the journey.
The most important health precaution is to be mindful of altitude sickness. Symptoms include headaches, dizziness, nausea, and fatigue. If you feel any of these symptoms, it's essential to rest and acclimatize before continuing. Carry a first aid kit, and consult your doctor before the trip if you have any pre-existing conditions.
The cost of the tour typically ranges from ₹20,000 to ₹40,000 INR ($250 to $500 USD), depending on the tour operator, inclusions (transport, accommodation, meals, permits), and the length of the journey.
The tour often includes visits to other nearby sacred sites like Narayan Ashram (a remote Hindu ashram), Gauri Kund (a pilgrimage site), and Kailash Mansarovar (a sacred lake near Adi Kailash).
The Adi Kailash Om Parvat Tour usually requires travelers to join an organized group due to the need for special permits and arrangements for transport and accommodation. Independent travel in this region is not typically allowed.
Connectivity is limited in this remote area. You may have access to mobile networks in Dharchula or at lower altitudes, but once you start the trek, you are likely to lose mobile and internet signal for most of the journey.
Inclusions
Exclusions
Formalities & Documentation
PCC: Police Clearance Certificate (from your local police station, not involved in any wrong activity)
Medical Certificate: Government Hospital Doctor Fitness Certificate
Photo Identification Cards like Voter Card, Aadhar Card, Passport
Latest passport size photos as required
Affidavit (self-responsible for any type of incident on the route of travel)
Note: Current regulations will be superseded if any new guidelines come from the Uttrakhand Government
Suggestion
Trekkers must keep 2-3 days reserved for this yatra because due to bad weather sometimes we have to see Om Parvat and Adi Kailash.
Things To Carry
1- Back-Pack 60Ltrs with Cover 01
2- Daypack 20Ltrs with Cover 01
3- Worm Inner Garments 02 Pairs
4- Good Quality Trekking Shoes
5- Sunglasses 01
6- Cap/Hat, Balaclava 01-01
7- Towel 01
8- Slippers 01
9- Full sleeve Sweater 01
10- Full sleeve warm Jacket 01
11- Hiking Pants/Trousers and Shirts 03 Pairs
12- Water Bottle 2Ltrs 01
13- Wind/Rain Proof Jacket or Trouser Lightweight 01 Pairs
14- Warm Gloves Inner- Outer 01-01
15- Camera, Memory Card, Batteries, Power bank As per requirement
16- Head Light or Torch 01
17- Personal Toiletries & Sun Lotion, Lip Salve, Cold Cream, Vaseline etc. As per requirement
18- Personal Medication if any
19- Hiking Poles 01
20- Woolen Socks 03
21- Long Trousers / Long Shirts / T-shirts etc. 02-02-02
22- Umbrella
23- Original ID Proof & 2 Photographs
