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Adi Kailash

Adi Kailash

  • 10 Days
  • Max Guests: 24
  • Garhwal Region , Uttarakhand
Adi Kailash Trek Overview

Adi Kailash is undoubtedly the epitome of spirituality in India. It is the replica of Mt. Kailash which lies in Tibet and is also one of the Pancha Kailash. The once hectic trek of Adi Kailash and Om Parvat, which run parallel to the Tibetan border and the Tibetan plateau is now much more bearable and accessible due to the motorable roads laid by the Indian government providing opportunities to even amateur trekkers to visit this paradise on earth. The area falls in the Vyas valley of Pithoragarh district in Uttarakhand. It is believed that God Shiva resides in these ranges of the Pancha Kailash. The reflection of Adi Kailash in the Parvati Sarovar is a sight to behold for a long time. Another attraction is the inscription of “OM” into the mountain called OM Parvat, a one of its kind sight in the world. The route from Dharchula to Adi Kailash and OM Parvat is a thrill in itself and offers a feel of soulful peace and divinity. According to legends, Ravana came from the south to worship God Shiva here. He was one of the biggest admirers of Lord Shiva.

Trek Schedule

Batches ADKL 2026 - 1 ADKL 2026 - 2 ADKL 2026 - 3 ADKL 2026 - 4
Available Seats 20 24 24 24
Delhi to Kathgodam
Kathgodam to Pithoragarh
Pithoragarh to Dharchula - Gunji
Gunji to Jolingkong - Gunji
Gunji - Navighang - OM Parvat to Gunji
Gunji to Panchachuli Glacier
Panchachuli Glacier to Almora
Almora to Nainital
Nainital to Kathgodam
New Delhi to New Delhi

Things to Carry

  • Backpack (40 to 60 Litres) 

  • Trekking Shoes (with rubber sole) 

  • 3-4 Cotton shirts 

  • 2 Trekking Pants or track pants 

  • Sweater OR Pullover OR Jacket 

  • Thermal wear (optional) 

  • Daypack (optional if you are offloading the backpack) 

  • Waist Pouch (to keep important things handy) 

  • Woollen Scarf or Buff 

  • Woollen & Cotton socks (4-5 Pairs) 

  • Chappals 

  • Gloves (1 pair woollen, 1 pair waterproof) 

  • Light raincoat or Poncho 

  • Headlamp or Led Torch (with extra batteries) 

  • Trekking Pole (optional) 

  • Water Bottle 

  • Lunch Box 

  • Electoral Powder or ORS or Glucon-D 

  • Sewing Kit (Thread, Needle, Buttons) 

  • Sun glasses (Avoid Blue Shade) 

  • Note book & Pen 

  • Camera (optional) 

  • Toiletries (Sunscreen, Cold Cream, Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Shampoo, etc.) 

  • Small and big plastic bags 

  • Backpack Rain cover 

  • Personal medical Kit (Pain Killer, Band-aid, antiseptic cream, cotton)

Fees include

# Transportation & common accommodation from Pune to Pune. # Transportation from Pune to Delhi to Pune is by train in a 3AC Sleeper Class compartment. # Vegetarian meals along the trek route from the Base Camp to Base Camp. # Sleeping bag, mattress, tents, kitchen tent, toilet tent, utensils and crampon (if required). # Professional outdoor experts, guide, cook and support staff. # All necessary entry fees and permits. # First aid medical kit. # Porters/mules to carry common equipment.

Fees does not include
# Clothing of personal nature like trek shoes, kit bags, day packs, down jackets and other special clothing etc. # Meals during transit from Pune to Base Camp and back, # Medical expenses (apart from first aid). # Insurance. # Any kind of shopping, mineral water, optional sight-seeing, and any other expenses of personal nature. # Bag offloading charges. # Any expenses arising out of unforeseen circumstances like flight delay / cancellation / hike in fare, strike or any other natural calamities or any emergency evacuation expenses. # Any other item not mentioned in the cost include section.
Important Notes

The railway reservations begin 120 days prior to the date of departure. Hence, all the participants who wish to join this programme from Pune are requested to confirm their participation immediately to facilitate railway reservations.

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Tour Plan :

01
Day 1: Delhi → Kathgodam

Assemble at the New Delhi railway station and proceed to Kathgodam by train. Reach Kathgodam by 10 pm. and overnight at Kathgodam.

02
Day 2: Kathgodam → Pithoragarh

Kathgodam to Pithoragarh
Altitude: 1,585 m / 5,200 ft
Driving Distance: 200 km
Driving Time: 7-8 hrs
Route: Via Jageshwar Dham

Drive to Pithoragarh through Almora via Jageshwar Dham (one of the 12 Jyotirlingas dedicated to Lord Shiva).
The route offers stunning views of lush valleys, rivers, and pine forests.
On arrival at Pithoragarh, check-in to hotel, dinner and overnight stay at a standard hotel (twin sharing basis).

03
Day 3: Pithoragarh → Dharchula - Gunji

Pithoragarh to Dharchula. It’s a six hour drive to Dharchula which lies right on the Indo – Nepal border. At Dharchula, complete medical check-up and inner line permit formalities (mandatory for all yatris).

After permits, continue drive towards Gunji/Nabi, passing through rugged Himalayan terrain.
Overnight stay at rest house/tents with basic facilities in Gunji/Nabi.

04
Day 4: Gunji → Jolingkong - Gunji

After breakfast, drive towards Kuti village, believed to be connected with the Pandavas.
Continue to Jolingkong at an altitude of 4420 m, base for Adi Kailash Darshan.
From here, trek 1 km to Parvati Kund, a sacred lake reflecting Himalayan peaks.
Visit Bheem Ki Kheti, legendary farmland associated with Pandavas.
Further trek 2 km to Gauri Kund, another holy water body near Adi Kailash.
Return back to Gunji/Nabi for dinner and overnight stay.

05
Day 5: Gunji - Navighang - OM Parvat → Gunji

Gunji – Navidhang (3987m) - OM Parvat - Gunji - This memorable day begins with a drive through the pine and bhojpatra forests surrounded by innumerable wild flowers. The area is also famous for the Musk, Deer and Himalayan Monal. We are greeted by the majestic view of the OM Parvat at Navidhang. We drive back to Gunji for night halt.

06
Day 6: Gunji → Panchachuli Glacier

Today, we have an early morning trek of roughly 2 kms to reach Panchachuli Glacier and witness the natures true wonder and its magnificant mountain treat.

07
Day 7: Panchachuli Glacier → Almora

After breakfast, we retrace our steps and drive down to the hustling town of Almora and have an overnight stay.

08
Day 8: Almora → Nainital

Today we leave this Himalayan region and drive to Nainital to soak in its pristine landscapes

09
Day 9: Nainital → Kathgodam

We spend the entire day to expplore Nainital and its surrounding areas. We return to Kathgodam in the evening to catch our train to New Delhi. Overnight train journey.

10
Day 10: New Delhi → New Delhi

Arrival at New Delhi early morning and proceed for onward journey home.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Adi Kailash is located in the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand near the Indo-Tibet border in the Kumaon region of the Himalayas.

Adi Kailash is known as Chhota Kailash because it resembles Mount Kailash in Tibet and holds spiritual significance for Lord Shiva devotees.

Major highlights include Om Parvat, Parvati Sarovar, Adi Kailash peak, and stunning Himalayan landscapes along the sacred pilgrimage route.

The Adi Kailash Yatra is considered moderate in difficulty and involves a combination of road travel and short trekking sections.

The best time to visit Adi Kailash is from May to October when the weather is favorable and the Himalayan views are clear.
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