Mt. Kailash is the famed holy peak revered by Hindus and Buddhists. It is the loveliest, highest and most lonesome places on the earth, Mt. Kailash, together with Lake Mansoravar, has been considered from ancient times to be the mythical abode of the gods. The 6,714 m mountain is revered as a place of immense divine power and the silence of the environment speaks itself volumes about the purity of the region, while the crystal clear azure blue lake is the source of four great rivers - the Indus, the Sutlej, the Brahmaputra and the Karnali. Mansarovar is famous not only for its beauty and religious importance but for unique solitude and wilderness with teeming abundance of colorful birds and animals.

Day 01: Drive Kathmandu to Nyalam (6-7 hrs). Overnight at hotel/camp
Day 02: Drive Zhangmu/Nyalam to Paiko Tso (6-7 hrs). Overnight at camp
Day 03: Drive Paiko Tso to Zhongba (6-7 hrs). Overnight at camp
Day 04: Drive Zhongba to Mayum La (6-7 hrs). Overnight at camp
Day 05: Drive Mayum La to Lake Manasarovar (5-6 hrs). Overnight at camp
Day 06: Explore Lake Manasarovar. Drive to Darchen (1 hr). Overnight at camp
Day 07: Start trek (circumambulate Mt Kailash) from Darchen to Dirphuk (6-7 hrs)
Day 08: Trek Dirphuk to Zutul Puk (6-7 hrs). Overnight at camp
Day 09: Trek Zutul Puk to Darchen. Trek ends at Darchen. Overnight at camp
Day 10: Drive to Tirthapuri. Enjoy bathing in the hot springs. Overnight at Tirthapuri
Day 11: Drive Tirthapuri to Nyogze (6-7 hrs). Overnight at Nyogze
Day 12: Drive Nyogze to Paryang (5-6 hrs). Overnight at camp
Day 13: Drive Paryang to Saga (6-7 hrs). Overnight at camp
Day 14: Drive Saga to Upper Nyalam (7-8 hrs). Overnight at hotel
Day 15: Drive Nyalam to Zhangmu Kathmandu (6-7 hrs). Check into hotel
 

» 3 nights accommodation, with breakfast, at 3 or 4 star hotel in Lhasa on twin-sharing basis
» Accommodation at hotel/guesthouse/camp in Tibet
» Guided sightseeing in Lhasa with English-speaking guide
» All necessary travel/trekking permits
» Transportation in 4WD Land Cruiser (4500)
» Salary, food, accommodation, insurance and personal equipment for driver and guide
» English-speaking Tibetan or Chinese Guide
» Yaks and yak handlers for the trek
» Oxygen gas for emergency use
» All taxes and service charges
» Kitchen equipment
» Entrance tickets to all sites as per the itinerary

» Air tickets and airport taxes to and from Lhasa
» All personal expenses
» All necessary camping equipment (sleeping tents, sleeping bag, mattresses and so on)
» Travel insurance
» Rescue and evacuation services (if necessary)
» Tips for guide and driver
» Any additional expenses due to unforeseen circumstances