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We holidays-adventure offering you sort Kailash trekking tour, the height of Mt. Kailash is (6714 m) Kailash is holy mountain for both religions people Hindus, the Buddhists, the Jains, and the Bonpos. The people it calls also the Kang Rinpoche for mount Kailash it means (Jewel of the Snows) For the Hindus, the mountain represents the House of Shiva. Buddhists said an earthly shelf of the cosmic mandala of dyani Buddha’s and Bodhisattvas, The Wheel of Life. But jains calls Mt Ashtapada, the peak from which the religion’s founder, Rishabanatha, achieved spiritual liberation. And the followers of Bon-Po, the ancient pre-Buddhist shamanistic religion of Tibet, revere Kailash as the soul of Tibet. It is considered most favorable to make a religious pilgrimage around its fifty-three kilometers circuit32 miles (parikrama) Cora. For the spiritual pilgrim are visit to Mt. Kailash and Mansorovar Lake forms the ultimate understanding of their spiritual chase. And for the adventure-lovers it offers rocky beauty, remoteness and solitude. The best time is visits Kailash in June during the annual Buddhist festival of Saga Dawa while most of the other trips are planned to arrive at Mt. Kailash during the full moon period to give all participants a rare experience. Another uniqueness contributing to the mystical aspects of Kailash is that four most sacred rivers of the Indian sub-continent begin from here – Sutlej, Karnili Brahmaputra and Indus. The ends of these rivers are more than 2,000 kilometers apart, yet they all have their source within hundred kilometers of Mt. Kailash. Nature lovers can encounter numerous unusual species of birds, wildlife, and flora here. This holy region is known as navel (heart) of the universe, attracting scholars and researchers from all over the world. Mt. Kailash also known as the ‘Sumeru Parbat’ in Hindu epics, provides a spiritually enriching, naturally unique and a truly rewarding journey of a life-time! We welcome you all to experience the bliss & magic of being at Mt. Kailash & Lake Manasorovar with us.

SORT KAILASH TREKKING ITINERARY
Day 01: Drive Kathmandu to Nyalam in Tibet (3750m).
Day 02: Stay at Nyalam for acclamatization. Visit Milarepa’s Cave.
Day 03: Drive across the Himalayas to Saga (4600m).
Day 04: Drive along the Tibetan highlands Paryang (4750m).
Day 05: Drive westward to Lake Manasarovar & continue to Chui Gompa (4560m) on the shores of the holy Lake.
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