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Adi Kailash
Adi Kailash Popularly known as Chota Kailash is in many ways a replica of the better-known Mt. Kailash in Tibet, especially in appearance. Adi-Kailash, however, is in Indian Territory close to the Indo-Tibetan border, it is an area of great natural beauty, peace, and serenity.
Men and women, tired by the incessant roar of urban life, will find here a healing quietude, conducive to looking inward and discoursing with one’s inner self.
At the very foot of Mt. Kailash is Gauri Kund, whose water reflects the mountain itself. Close by is Parvati Sarovar, also called ‘Manasarovar’ but much smaller than the original, on the bark of the Sarovar local people have erected a temple of Lord Shiva and Mata Parvati.
In Gunji Indian Sadhus or pilgrims offered their prayer here to Lord Shiva and took their journey to Kutti followed by Jyolingkong at an altitude of over 14,364 feet to have a darshan of this holy mountain
Om Parvat
From Gunji the route branches off to Kalapani where the Kaali River originates and then on to Nabidhang (13,993 feet) (Lipupass is only 9 km ahead). At Nabidhang we can see “Aum Parvat” a miracle of nature, snow lies in the mountain in the shape of a perpetual “Aum” the primordial sound.
All other slopes may be bare but this inscription in snow is everlasting and as one observes it, one gets the feeling that the mountain itself is Lord Shiv incarnate- the destroyer, showing himself in a rare glimpse. One can see white (snow) Aum on a black background.
No hypothesis, no assumption and no imagination are required to visualize “Aum”. The symbol and guide to mediation connecting man, God and the Universe chanted at the beginning and finale of all proceedings, extolled in the Upnishads as the best and most effective symbol of God.
Included
- Yatra Inner Line Permit
- Experienced Guide from Kathgodam/Dharchula
- Yatra transportation by 4 - Wheeler / Tempo Traveller / Bus / Any other vehicle from Kathgodam to Kathgodam.
- Bolero/Bolero camper with max 4- 5 person beyond Dharchula.
- Nights stay as per Package at TRH/Camps.
- Pure Vegetarian Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, snacks and Dinner) at each place.
- Only Breakfast on Last Day.
Not Included
- Any tips or Personal expenses
- Any Medical and Evacuation Expenses in Case of Emergency
- Medical / Health Check up During Yatra
- Health Insurance
- Any thing not mentioned in Inclusions
Day 1: Kathgodam to Pithoragarh 1627 meters via Jageshwar (196 km / 9-10 hrs).
Upon Arrival Report at Kathgodam. Breakfast and Later Proceed to Yatra By Sharing Vehicle Bus / Tempo as per No fo Person. Lunch Break at Jageshwar (1:00pm), after lunch proceed to Pithoragarh at (6:00pm). Evening tea, dinner & Night halt at Pithoragarh
Visiting Places: - Kainchi Dham, Golu Devta temple at Chitayi, Jageshwar Dham via Bhimtal and Almora.
Day 2: Pithoragarh to Dharchula – 910 Mts ( 100 Kms in 04 to 05 Hrs )
Morning tea, Breakfast at Pithoragarh. Proceed to Dharchula (at 7:00am) by bus/Tempo traveler. Lunch (1:00pm), Evening tea, dinner & Night halt
Visiting Places: - Gori and Kaali River at Joljibi and Jwaleshwar temple at Joljibi on the way.
Note – After reaching Dharchula, all the required formalities Will be Done (i.e., Inner line permits medical check-ups etc. for the yatra and a special briefing will be done.
Day 3: Dharchula to Gunji – 3200 Mts ( 71 Kms 05 to 06 Hrs )
Morning tea, Breakfast at Dharchula. Proceed to Gunji (at 7:00am) by Bolero/ Bolero Camper. Lunch (1:30pm), Evening tea, dinner & Night halt at Gunji Camp.
Visiting Places: - Budhi village, Chiyalekh meadows and panoramic view of Mount Aapi and Namjing Parvat, Garbyang, Napalchu on the way to Gunji.
Day 4: Gunji – Nabhidhang – Gunji – 4266 Nts (22 + 22 Kms in 06 to 07 Hrs )
Morning tea, Breakfast at Gunji. Proceed to Nabhidhang (at 7:00am) by Bolero/Bolero Camper via Kalapani). Lunch at Nabhidhang (12:00noon), Om parvat darshan at Nabhidhang and back to Gunji (at 4:00pm). Evening tea, dinner & Night halt at Yatra camp Gunji.
Visiting Places: - Ganesh Parwat and Mount Aapi darshan from Gunji, Nag Parwat, Vyash Gufa, Kaali Mandir dharshan at Kalapani, Nabhi parwat and Om Parwat darshan at Nabhidhang
Day 5: Gunji – Jyolingkong – AdiKailash – Budhi – 4378 Mtr ( 86 Kms - 10 Hrs )
Morning tea and breakfast at Gunji. Proceed to Jyolingkong (at 6:30 am) via Nabi, Kutti, by Bolero/Camper. Visit Parwati Sarovar and Adi Kailash darshan, Gauri Kund, Parwati mukut, Pandav parwat, lunch at Jyolingkong, after lunch proceed to Budhi (at 5:00 pm), Evening tea, dinner & Night halt at Budhi yatra camp.
Visiting Places: - Kunti Kila, Kutti village, Nikarchu Parwat darshan, Parwati Sarovar visits, Aadi Kailash, Parwati mukut, Pandav Parwat, Gauri kund darshan.
Day 6: Budhi to Chaukori Via Dharchula – 2010 Mtrs ( 211 Kms in 08- 9 Hrs )
Morning tea, Breakfast at Budhi Proceed to Chaukori (at 7:00 am) via Dharchula, Didihat by Bus/ tempo traveler Lunch at Didihat (at 1:00 pm). after lunch proceed to Chaukori (at 4:00 pm) evening tea/dinner night halt at TRH Chaukori
Day 7: Chaukori to Bhimtal – 1370 Mtrs ( 209 Kms in 09 to 10 Hrs )
Morning tea and breakfast at Chaukori Proceed to Bhimtal (at 8:00 am) via Patal Bhuvneshwar/Almora, by bus/ tempo traveler Lunch at Patal Bhuvneshwar (at 12:00 pm) after lunch proceed to Bhimtal (at 6:00 pm) evening tea/dinner night halt at TRH Bhimtal.
Day 8: Bhitmal to Kathgodam – 21 Kms 45 Mins
After Breakfast , proceed to Bimtal . Drop to Kathgodam . Tour Ends With Sweet Memories
Note
“Adi Kailash Yatra come in adventure segment so it’s not smooth like regular pleasure packages. Roads after Dharchula are not smooth enough & generally covered by Bolero/Bolero Camper. We allow to sit only 4-5 persons in one cab to make it slightly better.
Above are the tentative plan for Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra 2024 & may be modified for betterment or managing the availabilities and contingencies. But in all scenarios, we will put our best efforts to cover all mentioned places”.
"Report One hour before the scheduled Departure/pick-up time at each location. The itinerary is subject to changes as par situations and emergence".
