Welcome to Nepal – Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (Kathmandu, 1,400 m)

Welcome to Nepal

Welcome to Nepal, the land of the Himalayas, rich culture, ancient traditions, and warm hospitality. As you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, your unforgettable Himalayan adventure with Nepal Voyage Treks begins.

After completing immigration, collecting your luggage, and passing through customs, you will be greeted by our friendly airport representative or experienced trekking guide. They will be waiting for you outside the arrival terminal, holding a Nepal Voyage Treks signboard with your name or your group's name, making it easy to find us.

From the airport, we provide a comfortable private transfer to your hotel in Kathmandu. The drive usually takes 20–30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.

Private Airport Transfer

We arrange comfortable private transportation based on your group size to ensure a smooth and relaxing arrival.

Transportation Options

• 1–2 Guests: Private Car
• 3–5 Guests: Private SUV or Jeep
• 4–7 Guests: Private Hiace Van
• 8–14 Guests: Private Tourist Minibus
• 15+ Guests: Private Tourist Coach/Bus

Our vehicles are clean, comfortable, air-conditioned (where available), and driven by experienced professional drivers familiar with Kathmandu's roads.

Hotel Accommodation

Upon arrival, you will check into a comfortable 3-Star Hotel in Kathmandu.

Your hotel offers:

• Comfortable twin or double rooms with private bathrooms
• Free Wi-Fi
• Hot shower
• Comfortable beds
• Daily breakfast
• 24-hour front desk service
• Luggage storage
• Peaceful environment for relaxation after your international flight

After checking in, you will have free time to rest, recover from jet lag, or explore the nearby streets of Kathmandu at your own pace.

Evening Welcome Dinner

In the evening, Nepal Voyage Treks warmly invites you to a special Welcome Dinner at a traditional Nepali restaurant.

This is a wonderful opportunity to experience Nepal's famous hospitality while enjoying authentic local cuisine and cultural entertainment.

During dinner, you may enjoy a variety of traditional Nepali dishes, including:

• Dal Bhat (rice, lentil soup, seasonal vegetables, and curry)
• Momo (Nepali dumplings)
• Chicken or Vegetable Curry
• Pickles (Achar)
• Fresh Salad
• Traditional Desserts
• Tea or Coffee

Many traditional restaurants also feature live Nepali cultural performances, including folk music and dances representing the diverse ethnic communities of Nepal. It is a memorable introduction to the country's rich cultural heritage.

Drive from Kathmandu (1,400 m) to Syabrubesi (1,550 m)

After an early breakfast at your hotel in Kathmandu, your exciting journey to the sacred Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar begins. Our professional guide from Nepal Voyage Treks will meet you at the hotel, and you will travel in a comfortable private vehicle. Depending on the size of your group, transportation will be arranged by private car, jeep, Hiace van, minibus, or tourist coach to ensure a safe and comfortable journey.

The scenic drive follows the Prithvi Highway before joining the Trishuli Highway, gradually leaving the busy Kathmandu Valley behind. As you travel north, you will pass through charming hillside villages, green terraced farmland, dense forests, rushing rivers, waterfalls, and traditional rural settlements. The route offers spectacular views of the Trishuli River, one of Nepal's major Himalayan rivers, while the surrounding landscape showcases the country's diverse natural beauty. On clear days, you may enjoy distant views of Langtang Lirung (7,227 m), Ganesh Himal (7,422 m), Dorje Lakpa (6,966 m), and several snow-capped peaks of the Langtang Himalayan Range.

The road is mostly paved, although some sections become narrow and winding as you approach the Rasuwa District. During the monsoon season, occasional rough sections may be encountered due to ongoing road maintenance. The journey covers approximately 122 kilometers and usually takes 7 to 8 hours, including several comfortable stops for refreshments, lunch, photography, and rest.

Along the route, you will experience Nepal's remarkable biodiversity. The hills are covered with forests of pine, oak, rhododendron, bamboo, and alder trees. Wildlife commonly seen in the area includes Himalayan langur monkeys, rhesus macaques, barking deer, Himalayan eagles, kingfishers, bulbuls, and colorful butterflies. During spring, the forests are beautifully decorated with blooming rhododendrons, Nepal's national flower.

Although this is a driving day rather than a trekking day, it serves as an important introduction to the Himalayan landscape before entering Tibet. The gradual increase in elevation from 1,400 meters in Kathmandu to 1,550 meters in Syabrubesi allows your body to begin adapting to higher altitudes while you enjoy the peaceful mountain scenery.

Upon arrival in Syabrubesi, a small mountain town located near the Nepal–China border, you will check into a comfortable local lodge. After some time to relax, you may explore the village, observe the local Tamang culture, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings before dinner. In the evening, your guide will provide a briefing about the next day's border crossing into Tibet and answer any remaining questions.

Start Elevation: 1,400 m (4,593 ft)
End Elevation: 1,550 m (5,085 ft)
Maximum Elevation: 1,550 m (5,085 ft)
Distance: Approximately 122 km
Driving Time: 7–8 hours
Elevation Gain: +150 m
Elevation Gain: +150 m
Road Condition: Paved mountain highway with some rough sections near Rasuwa
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Drive from Syabrubesi (1,550 m) to Kerung (Gyirong) (2,700 m) via Rasuwagadhi Border

After an early breakfast at your lodge in Syabrubesi, your journey continues towards the Nepal–China border at Rasuwagadhi. This is one of the most exciting days of the pilgrimage, as you leave Nepal behind and enter the spectacular Tibetan Plateau. The morning drive follows the beautiful Bhote Koshi River through steep mountain valleys surrounded by lush forests, waterfalls, and traditional Tamang villages. The winding mountain road offers magnificent views of deep gorges, rocky cliffs, and the surrounding Himalayan landscape.

After driving approximately 15 kilometres from Syabrubesi, you arrive at Rasuwagadhi Border (1,850 m), the official immigration point between Nepal and Tibet. Here, our Nepalese team will assist you with the departure formalities before you cross the Friendship Bridge on foot into Tibet (China). On the Chinese side, your Tibetan guide and driver will warmly welcome you and assist with immigration, customs procedures, and luggage inspection. Once all formalities are completed, you will board your comfortable private vehicle and begin the scenic drive to Kerung (Gyirong).

The road climbs steadily through a spectacular river gorge before entering the beautiful Gyirong Valley, one of the greenest regions in southern Tibet. Unlike the dry Tibetan Plateau farther north, Kerung is surrounded by dense forests, alpine meadows, crystal-clear rivers, and snow-covered mountains. The journey provides an excellent opportunity to witness the dramatic transition from Nepal's subtropical hills to Tibet's unique Himalayan landscapes.

As the road ascends, the vegetation gradually changes from broadleaf forests to pine, fir, juniper, birch, and alpine shrubs. During spring and early summer, colourful wildflowers bloom across the hillsides, creating beautiful scenery. Wildlife found in this region includes Himalayan blue sheep, musk deer, Himalayan marmots, pikas, Tibetan foxes, Himalayan griffon vultures, golden eagles, and numerous species of mountain birds. Although wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, the Gyirong Valley is well known for its rich biodiversity compared with other parts of Tibet.

Throughout the journey, travellers enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks that form the natural border between Nepal and Tibet. On clear days, distant views of Shishapangma (8,027 m), Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal, and several unnamed snow-covered peaks can be seen towering above the valleys.

The drive from the border to Kerung covers approximately 30 kilometres and usually takes 2 to 3 hours, depending on road conditions and immigration procedures. Although the driving distance is relatively short, today's gradual ascent from 1,550 metres to 2,700 metres is important for acclimatization. Upon arrival in Kerung, you will check into a comfortable local hotel and have sufficient time to rest after lunch. In the afternoon, your guide may lead a short acclimatization walk around the town, allowing your body to adapt naturally to the higher altitude while enjoying the peaceful Tibetan atmosphere.

Kerung is a modern border town that offers comfortable accommodation, restaurants, shops, and stunning mountain scenery. The fresh mountain air, beautiful surroundings, and slower pace of life make it an ideal place to begin your Tibetan adventure. In the evening, enjoy a freshly prepared dinner before your guide provides information about altitude awareness, health precautions, and the exciting journey ahead across the Tibetan Plateau.

Day Information

Start Elevation: 1,550 m (5,085 ft)

Border Elevation (Rasuwagadhi): 1,850 m (6,070 ft)

End Elevation: 2,700 m (8,858 ft)

Maximum Elevation: 2,700 m (8,858 ft)

Driving Distance: Approximately 45 km

Driving Time: 3–4 hours (excluding immigration procedures)

Elevation Gain: +1,150 m

Elevation Loss: Minimal

Road Condition: Paved mountain road with winding sections through valleys and river gorges.

Landscape: River valleys, waterfalls, forests, alpine meadows, Himalayan cliffs, and scenic mountain villages.

Mountains Visible: Shishapangma (8,027 m), Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal, and surrounding Himalayan peaks (weather permitting).

Flora: Pine, fir, juniper, birch, rhododendron, alpine shrubs, wildflowers, and medicinal herbs.

Fauna: Himalayan blue sheep, musk deer, Himalayan marmots, pikas, Tibetan foxes, Himalayan griffon vultures, golden eagles, and mountain birds.

Accommodation: Comfortable Hotel in Kerung

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Today's Highlights

• Scenic drive through the beautiful Bhote Koshi and Gyirong valleys.
• Cross the Nepal–China border at Rasuwagadhi.
• Meet your experienced Tibetan guide and driver.
• Experience the transition from Nepal's green hills to Tibet's magnificent landscapes.
• Excellent acclimatization at 2,700 metres before travelling to higher elevations.
• Enjoy spectacular Himalayan mountain scenery and the peaceful atmosphere of Kerung.

Acclimatization Day in Kerung (Gyirong) – Explore the Beautiful Gyirong Valley (2,700 m)

Today is an important acclimatization day in Kerung, allowing your body to adjust naturally to the increasing altitude before continuing towards the higher Tibetan Plateau. Proper acclimatization greatly reduces the risk of altitude sickness and helps ensure a safer and more enjoyable journey to Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar. Although there is no long-distance driving today, the day is filled with beautiful sightseeing, short walks, and opportunities to experience Tibetan culture.

After enjoying breakfast at your hotel, your guide will lead you on a gentle hike around the peaceful Gyirong Valley. This scenic valley is often called the "Green Valley of Tibet" because of its rich forests, fertile farmland, and pleasant climate. Unlike the dry northern plateau, Gyirong is blessed with abundant vegetation, flowing rivers, waterfalls, and spectacular mountain scenery. The easy walk allows your body to adapt gradually to the elevation while providing magnificent opportunities for photography and relaxation.

During the excursion, you may visit a traditional Tibetan village where local families continue to practice centuries-old customs and traditions. Friendly villagers, colorful prayer flags, spinning prayer wheels, and beautifully decorated Buddhist chortens create a peaceful atmosphere that reflects the deep spiritual heritage of Tibet. If time permits, you may also visit a nearby Buddhist monastery, where monks perform daily prayers and visitors can observe traditional Tibetan religious life.

Throughout the day, the surrounding landscape offers panoramic views of snow-covered Himalayan peaks, deep forested valleys, and crystal-clear mountain streams. During spring and summer, the hillsides are decorated with blooming rhododendrons, wildflowers, and alpine plants, while forests are home to a variety of Himalayan wildlife. Lucky visitors may spot Himalayan blue sheep grazing on distant slopes, playful Himalayan marmots, Tibetan foxes, or soaring Himalayan griffon vultures riding the mountain winds. Numerous species of colorful birds also inhabit the forests surrounding Kerung.

Your guide will also explain the importance of hydration, slow walking, and proper altitude management before entering the higher regions of western Tibet. During the afternoon, you will have free time to rest, enjoy the peaceful surroundings, organize your trekking equipment, or explore the small local market. Kerung's comfortable hotels, fresh mountain air, and welcoming atmosphere provide the perfect environment to prepare both physically and mentally for the adventure ahead.

In the evening, gather with your fellow travelers for dinner while your guide provides further information about the next day's drive across the vast Tibetan Plateau toward Saga. The combination of beautiful scenery, gentle walking, cultural exploration, and rest makes today one of the most valuable days of the entire pilgrimage.

Day Information

Start Elevation: 2,700 m (8,858 ft)

End Elevation: 2,700 m (8,858 ft)

Maximum Elevation: Approximately 2,950 m (9,678 ft) during the acclimatization hike

Walking Distance: 4–6 km

Walking Time: 2–3 hours

Driving Distance: Optional local sightseeing only

Elevation Gain: Approximately +250 m

Elevation Loss: Approximately -250 m

Trail Condition: Easy walking trails, village paths, forest tracks, and gentle mountain slopes.

Landscape: Green valleys, rivers, waterfalls, alpine forests, traditional Tibetan villages, monasteries, and surrounding Himalayan mountains.

Mountains Visible: Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal, Shishapangma (weather permitting), and surrounding snow-covered peaks.

Flora: Rhododendron, pine, fir, juniper, birch, bamboo, alpine shrubs, medicinal herbs, and colorful wildflowers.

Fauna: Himalayan blue sheep, musk deer, Himalayan marmots, pikas, Tibetan foxes, Himalayan griffon vultures, golden eagles, pheasants, and various mountain birds.

Accommodation: Comfortable Hotel in Kerung

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Today's Highlights

• Rest and acclimatize at 2,700 metres before ascending to higher elevations.
• Explore the beautiful Gyirong Valley, known as the Green Valley of Tibet.
• Visit a traditional Tibetan village and experience authentic local culture.
• Optional visit to a peaceful Tibetan Buddhist monastery.
• Enjoy panoramic views of the Himalayan mountain range.
• Discover the rich flora and fauna of southern Tibet.
• Learn about Tibetan Buddhist traditions and local lifestyles.
• Prepare for the exciting journey across the Tibetan Plateau.
• Overnight stay in a comfortable hotel in Kerung.

Drive from Kerung (Gyirong) to Saga (4,640 m)

After an early breakfast at your hotel in Kerung, you will begin one of the most spectacular scenic drives of your Mount Kailash pilgrimage. Leaving the beautiful green valleys of Gyirong behind, the road gradually ascends onto the vast Tibetan Plateau, where breathtaking landscapes, snow-capped mountains, pristine lakes, and endless grasslands create an unforgettable travel experience.

Today's journey is an important stage of the expedition as you gain significant altitude while travelling across one of the highest plateaus in the world. The drive follows a well-maintained highway through remote valleys, high mountain passes, wide-open plains, and traditional Tibetan settlements. Along the way, you will cross several mountain ridges decorated with colourful Buddhist prayer flags, where local pilgrims stop to offer prayers for a safe journey.

As you climb higher, the scenery changes dramatically. Dense forests gradually disappear, giving way to alpine meadows, rolling grasslands, and the vast open landscapes of western Tibet. Large herds of yaks, sheep, and goats graze peacefully across the plateau, while Tibetan nomads continue their traditional lifestyle in black yak-hair tents scattered across the grasslands.

On clear days, today's drive offers magnificent panoramic views of some of the Himalayan region's highest peaks, including Shishapangma (8,027 m), the only mountain over 8,000 metres located entirely within Tibet. You may also enjoy distant views of Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa, and several unnamed snow-covered peaks stretching across the Nepal–Tibet border.

The Tibetan Plateau is also famous for its remarkable wildlife. During the journey, you may encounter wild Tibetan yaks, Kiang (Tibetan wild ass), blue sheep, Himalayan marmots, Tibetan gazelles, and occasionally Tibetan foxes. Bird lovers may spot black-necked cranes, bar-headed geese, golden eagles, and Himalayan griffon vultures soaring high above the plateau. Wildlife sightings depend on the season and weather conditions but add a memorable element to today's drive.

The road is mostly smooth asphalt with occasional gravel sections due to seasonal maintenance. Your experienced Tibetan driver will make several stops along the route for photographs, rest breaks, and lunch, allowing you to fully appreciate the stunning landscapes and fresh mountain air. Because today's altitude increases considerably, your guide will encourage everyone to walk slowly during stops, drink plenty of water, and monitor their health to support proper acclimatization.

After travelling approximately 230 kilometres over 6 to 7 hours, you will arrive in Saga, a lively Tibetan town situated on the banks of the Brahmaputra River (Yarlung Tsangpo). Saga serves as an important gateway for pilgrims travelling to Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar. The town offers comfortable hotels, restaurants, shops, banks, pharmacies, and basic medical facilities, making it an ideal overnight stop before continuing farther west.

After checking into your hotel, you will have time to relax, take a short walk around the town if you feel comfortable, and enjoy dinner with your fellow travellers. Your guide will provide a briefing about the next day's journey to the sacred Lake Manasarovar and answer any questions about altitude, weather, and travel conditions.

Day Information

Destination: Saga, Tibet

Start Elevation: 2,700 m (8,858 ft)

End Elevation: 4,640 m (15,223 ft)

Maximum Elevation: Approximately 4,800 m (15,748 ft) at a high mountain pass

Driving Distance: Approximately 230 km (143 miles)

Driving Time: 6–7 hours

Walking Distance: Optional 1–2 km around rest stops and Saga town

Walking Time: 30–45 minutes

Elevation Gain (Ascent): +1,940 m

Elevation Loss (Descent): Minor descents along the route

Road Condition: Mostly paved highway with occasional gravel sections. The road is generally in good condition but includes winding mountain passes and high-altitude terrain.

Transportation: Private Toyota Land Cruiser, 4WD Jeep, Hiace Van, Tourist Minibus, or Coach depending on group size.

Landscape: Tibetan Plateau, alpine grasslands, high mountain passes, river valleys, glacial streams, nomadic settlements, and vast open plains.

Mountains Visible: Shishapangma (8,027 m), Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa, and surrounding Himalayan peaks (weather permitting).

Flora: Alpine grasses, dwarf juniper, wild edelweiss, cushion plants, hardy shrubs, medicinal herbs, and seasonal wildflowers.

Fauna: Wild Tibetan yak, Kiang (Tibetan wild ass), blue sheep, Tibetan gazelle, Himalayan marmot, Tibetan fox, black-necked crane, bar-headed goose, Himalayan griffon vulture, golden eagle, and various high-altitude birds.

Accommodation: Comfortable Hotel in Saga

Room Type: Twin-sharing room with attached bathroom. Single room available upon request (subject to availability and additional cost).

Hotel Facilities:

• Comfortable beds
• Attached private bathroom
• Hot shower (subject to hotel supply)
• Electric blanket (seasonal)
• Wi-Fi available in most hotels (connection may be limited)
• Electricity for charging cameras, phones, and batteries
• Restaurant serving Tibetan, Chinese, and simple Western meals

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Drinking Water: Bottled mineral water and boiled drinking water are available for purchase.

Mobile Network & Wi-Fi: Chinese mobile network coverage is generally available in Saga. Hotel Wi-Fi is available but may be slow.

Electricity: 220V electricity is available. We recommend bringing a universal travel adapter and a power bank.

Weather: Daytime temperatures generally range from 8°C to 18°C, while nighttime temperatures can fall between -2°C and 5°C, depending on the season.

Today's Highlights

• Drive across the breathtaking Tibetan Plateau.
• Cross spectacular high mountain passes decorated with colourful prayer flags.
• Enjoy panoramic views of Shishapangma (8,027 m) and the Himalayan range.
• Observe traditional Tibetan nomadic communities and yak pastures.
• Spot wildlife such as wild yaks, Kiang, blue sheep, marmots, and Himalayan birds.
• Experience the dramatic transition from the green Gyirong Valley to Tibet's vast high-altitude landscapes.
• Arrive in the important pilgrimage town of Saga.
• Continue acclimatizing before travelling to the sacred Lake Manasarovar.
• Overnight stay in a comfortable hotel with modern facilities.

Drive from Saga (4,640 m) to the Sacred Lake Manasarovar (4,590 m)

After an early breakfast at your hotel in Saga, you will begin one of the most inspiring days of the entire Mount Kailash pilgrimage. Today's journey takes you deep into the heart of western Tibet, across the immense Tibetan Plateau, towards the sacred Lake Manasarovar, one of the holiest lakes in the world and an important pilgrimage destination for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and followers of the Bon religion.

Leaving Saga behind, the road follows the wide Brahmaputra (Yarlung Tsangpo) River before gradually crossing vast open plains, rolling hills, and high mountain passes. The scenery becomes increasingly dramatic as the landscape transforms into an endless panorama of snow-covered mountains, turquoise lakes, golden grasslands, and remote nomadic settlements.

Throughout today's drive, travellers are surrounded by the spectacular beauty of the Tibetan Plateau. Herds of wild yaks, Tibetan sheep, goats, and grazing horses can often be seen roaming freely across the grasslands. Traditional Tibetan nomads continue their centuries-old lifestyle, living in black yak-hair tents and moving with their livestock according to the seasons.

As you continue westward, the magnificent Himalayan skyline becomes increasingly impressive. On clear days, you may enjoy distant views of Mount Gurla Mandhata (7,694 m), one of western Tibet's highest mountains. As you approach the holy lake, the unforgettable sight of Mount Kailash (6,638 m) rising above the horizon creates one of the most emotional moments of the pilgrimage. Many pilgrims offer prayers, meditate, or simply pause in silence while enjoying their first view of this sacred mountain.

Upon arrival at Lake Manasarovar, you will have time to walk along its peaceful shoreline and admire the crystal-clear turquoise water reflecting the surrounding Himalayan peaks. According to Hindu tradition, the lake was created by Lord Brahma and is believed to purify the soul. Many pilgrims perform prayers, meditation, or collect holy water to take home. If weather and local regulations permit, you may also touch the sacred water or perform traditional religious rituals along the lakeshore.

The lake is famous not only for its spiritual significance but also for its exceptional natural beauty. During sunrise and sunset, the colours of the lake constantly change from deep blue to emerald green and brilliant turquoise. The peaceful atmosphere, fresh mountain air, and magnificent scenery make this one of the most memorable destinations in Tibet.

Tonight you will stay at a pilgrim guesthouse near the shores of Lake Manasarovar. Accommodation in this remote region is simple but clean and comfortable considering the high-altitude environment. The guesthouse provides a unique opportunity to spend the night close to one of the world's most sacred lakes, surrounded by complete silence and spectacular Himalayan scenery.

Rooms are generally arranged on a twin-sharing basis, although during busy pilgrimage seasons some guests may be accommodated in three- or four-bed rooms, depending on availability. Private rooms are very limited and cannot always be guaranteed. Most guesthouses offer warm blankets, pillows, and basic mattresses, but the facilities are considerably simpler than hotels in Kathmandu or Saga.

Bathroom facilities are usually shared, with both Western-style and squat toilets depending on the guesthouse. Hot showers are generally not available, or may be available only for an additional charge when water supply allows. Electricity is limited but usually available during the evening for charging mobile phones and camera batteries. Wi-Fi is generally unavailable, allowing guests to fully appreciate the peaceful atmosphere of this sacred place.

After dinner, many travellers choose to spend time outside admiring the extraordinary night sky above Lake Manasarovar. Because of the high altitude, dry climate, and almost complete absence of light pollution, millions of stars are visible on clear nights. The Milky Way often stretches brightly across the sky, creating an unforgettable experience before you retire for the night.

As tomorrow you will travel to Darchen and begin the sacred Mount Kailash Kora, an early night's rest is highly recommended. Sleeping at this altitude also helps your body continue adapting to the thin mountain air before the trekking begins.

Day Information

Destination: Lake Manasarovar (Chiu Gompa Area)

Start Elevation: 4,640 m (15,223 ft)

End Elevation: 4,590 m (15,059 ft)

Maximum Elevation: Approximately 4,750 m (15,584 ft)

Driving Distance: Approximately 270 km (168 miles)

Driving Time: 7–8 hours

Walking Distance: 2–4 km around the lakeshore

Walking Time: 1–2 hours

Elevation Gain: Approximately +300 m

Elevation Loss: Approximately -350 m

Road Condition: Mostly paved highway with some gravel sections. Smooth driving across the Tibetan Plateau.

Transportation: Private Toyota Land Cruiser, 4WD Jeep, Hiace Van, Tourist Minibus, or Coach depending on group size.

Landscape: Tibetan Plateau, sacred lakes, open grasslands, Himalayan mountains, nomadic camps, and desert landscapes.

Mountains Visible: Mount Kailash (6,638 m), Mount Gurla Mandhata (7,694 m), and surrounding Himalayan peaks (weather permitting).

Flora: Alpine grasslands, hardy shrubs, medicinal herbs, cushion plants, and seasonal wildflowers.

Fauna: Wild Tibetan yak, Kiang (Tibetan wild ass), Tibetan gazelle, blue sheep, Himalayan marmot, bar-headed goose, ruddy shelduck, black-necked crane (seasonal), Himalayan griffon vulture, and golden eagle.

Accommodation

Overnight Stay: Pilgrim Guesthouse near Lake Manasarovar

Room Type: Twin-sharing room (triple or four-bed rooms may be used during peak

Lake Manasarovar (4,590 m) to Darchen (4,675 m) – Preparation Day Before Mount Kailash Kora

After a peaceful night beside the sacred Lake Manasarovar, you will wake up early to experience the magical atmosphere of this holy place. The early morning light slowly touches the turquoise waters of the lake, while the reflection of the surrounding Himalayan mountains creates one of the most beautiful and spiritual landscapes in Tibet.

For thousands of years, Lake Manasarovar has been an important pilgrimage destination for people from different religious traditions. According to Hindu belief, the lake was created by Lord Brahma in his mind before appearing on Earth. The Sanskrit name "Manasarovar" comes from two words: "Manas" meaning mind and "Sarovar" meaning lake, representing the "Lake of the Mind." Pilgrims believe that visiting this sacred lake brings spiritual purification, inner peace, and blessings.

For Tibetan Buddhists, Lake Manasarovar is known as Mapam Yumtso, meaning the "Victorious Lake." It is considered a sacred place connected with Buddhist teachings, meditation, and enlightenment. The lake is also respected by followers of Jainism and the ancient Bon religion, making it one of the most spiritually significant places in the Himalayan region.

After breakfast, you may have some peaceful time near the lakeshore for meditation, photography, prayer, or simply enjoying the incredible views of the sacred landscape. Depending on local conditions and regulations, pilgrims may perform traditional rituals or collect a small amount of holy lake water to take home.

Later, you will begin the short drive to Darchen, the base camp and starting point for the sacred Mount Kailash Kora (circumambulation). The road follows the western shore of Lake Manasarovar, offering magnificent views of the lake, surrounding mountains, and the dramatic Tibetan wilderness.

On the way, you may visit Chiu Monastery, a famous Buddhist monastery located on a small hill overlooking Lake Manasarovar. This ancient monastery provides one of the most spectacular viewpoints of the entire lake. The peaceful location, prayer flags moving in the mountain wind, and panoramic views of the Himalayas create a deeply memorable experience.

As you approach Darchen, the mighty presence of Mount Kailash (6,638 m) becomes more powerful. Darchen is a small Tibetan settlement located at the foot of this sacred mountain and is the starting point for thousands of pilgrims every year. Before beginning the Kailash Kora, travellers from around the world gather here to prepare physically and spiritually for the three-day trek around the holy mountain.

Darchen is not just a starting point for trekking; it has great religious importance. In Tibetan Buddhism, Mount Kailash is known as Kang Rinpoche, meaning "Precious Snow Mountain." It is believed to be the home of the deity Chakrasamvara and a place of powerful spiritual energy. Hindus consider it the sacred home of Lord Shiva, where the god of transformation and meditation resides.

After arriving in Darchen, our Nepal Voyage Treks team will assist you with final preparations for the Kailash Kora. Your guide will check your trekking equipment, explain the route, discuss altitude safety, and organize porters or support arrangements if required. This is the final opportunity to prepare your backpack before entering the remote mountain trail.

Tonight, you will stay in a comfortable local hotel or pilgrim guesthouse in Darchen. Compared with the basic accommodation near Lake Manasarovar, Darchen offers slightly better facilities because it is a major pilgrimage center. However, guests should still remember that this is a remote high-altitude Tibetan town, and accommodation remains simple compared with normal city hotels.

Rooms are generally provided on a twin-sharing basis. Each room usually has two beds, warm blankets, and basic furniture. Some hotels provide private bathrooms with hot showers, while others may have shared bathroom facilities depending on availability and season.

Electricity is normally available for charging phones, cameras, and batteries. Wi-Fi may be available in some hotels, but the connection is often slow and unreliable due to the remote location. Heating facilities vary; some hotels provide electric blankets or heating systems during cold seasons.

A comfortable night's sleep in Darchen is extremely important because tomorrow you will begin the first day of the sacred Kailash Kora. Your body needs enough rest before the challenging trek toward Dirapuk.

Day Information

Destination: Darchen (Base Camp of Mount Kailash)

Start Elevation: 4,590 m (15,059 ft)

End Elevation: 4,675 m (15,338 ft)

Maximum Elevation: Approximately 4,675 m

Driving Distance: Approximately 40 km

Driving Time: 1–2 hours

Walking Distance: 2–4 km optional sightseeing

Walking Time: 1–2 hours

Elevation Gain: +85 m

Elevation Loss: Minimal

Road Condition: Smooth Tibetan highway with short sections of local mountain roads.

Transportation: Private 4WD Jeep, Land Cruiser, Hiace, or group vehicle.

Landscape: Sacred lake shoreline, Tibetan desert, mountain valleys, glaciers, and views of Mount Kailash.

Mountains Visible: Mount Kailash (6,638 m), Gurla Mandhata (7,694 m), and Himalayan ranges surrounding western Tibet.

Flora: Alpine grass, medicinal plants, hardy shrubs, cushion plants, and high-altitude vegetation.

Fauna: Tibetan wild ass (Kiang), wild yak, blue sheep, marmots, Tibetan gazelle, Himalayan birds, and mountain eagles.

Accommodation Details

Overnight Stay: Hotel or Pilgrim Guesthouse in Darchen

Room Type: Twin-sharing room (single room available on request with additional cost, subject to availability).

Sleeping Arrangement:

• Comfortable beds
• Warm blankets
• Pillows provided
• Extra sleeping bags recommended for sensitive travellers

Bathroom Facilities:

• Private bathroom in some hotels
• Shared bathroom in some guesthouses
• Hot shower availability depends on hotel facilities

Electricity:

• Available for charging electronic devices
• Carry a power bank as backup

Wi-Fi:

• Available in some hotels
• Connection may be slow

Heating:

• Electric blankets or basic heating may be available
• Warm clothing is essential

Comfort Level: Basic mountain accommodation suitable for high-altitude pilgrimage travel.

Meals

Breakfast: Guesthouse/hotel breakfast

Lunch: Local restaurant en route or packed lunch

Dinner: Hotel restaurant in Darchen

Meals usually include:

• Rice
• Noodles
• Vegetables
• Soup
• Dal
• Tibetan dishes
• Chinese-style meals
• Tea and coffee

Today's Highlights

• Sunrise experience at sacred Lake Manasarovar.
• Learn the spiritual history and importance of the holy lake.
• Visit Chiu Monastery overlooking Lake Manasarovar.
• Enjoy the first close views of Mount Kailash.
• Arrive at Darchen, the gateway to the sacred Kailash Kora.
• Final preparation, equipment check, and trekking briefing.
• Experience Tibetan pilgrimage culture and meet pilgrims from around the world.
• Overnight stay before beginning the legendary Mount Kailash circumambulation.
• Rest and prepare physically and mentally for the challenging Dolma La Pass crossing.

Darchen (4,675 m) – Yam Dwar – Trek to Dirapuk (4,900 m)

First Day of Mount Kailash Kora (Sacred Circumambulation)

Today is one of the most important and emotional days of the entire Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar pilgrimage. After breakfast in Darchen, you will begin the sacred Mount Kailash Kora, a spiritual journey around the holy mountain that has attracted pilgrims from Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and the Bon religion for thousands of years.

The morning begins with a short drive from Darchen to Tarboché (Yam Dwar), the official starting point of the Kailash Kora. Yam Dwar means the "Gate of the God of Death" in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Pilgrims believe that passing through this sacred gate represents leaving behind negative energy, past mistakes, and worldly attachments before beginning a new spiritual journey around Mount Kailash.

At Yam Dwar, you will see colourful prayer flags, mani stones engraved with sacred mantras, and pilgrims from different countries preparing for their journey. Many travellers spend a few peaceful moments here offering prayers, taking photographs, and seeking blessings before starting the trek.

From Yam Dwar, the trail enters the beautiful Lha Chu Valley, following the river that flows from the glaciers of Mount Kailash. The first day of the Kora is considered the easiest walking day, allowing your body to adjust before the challenging crossing of Dolma La Pass (5,630 m) tomorrow.

The trail gradually follows a wide valley surrounded by dramatic Himalayan scenery. As you walk, the magnificent western and northern faces of Mount Kailash (6,638 m) slowly appear, creating one of the most unforgettable mountain views in the world. Unlike normal trekking destinations, Mount Kailash is not climbed; instead, pilgrims walk around it with deep respect and devotion.

The landscape today is a perfect example of the high Tibetan Plateau. You will walk through dry alpine valleys, rocky landscapes, glacial streams, and open mountain terrain. The contrast between the dark cliffs of Mount Kailash, white snowfields, blue skies, and colourful prayer flags creates a truly magical atmosphere.

During the trek, you may meet Tibetan pilgrims performing full-body prostrations around the entire Kora route. This ancient practice demonstrates extraordinary devotion and spiritual dedication. You may also see monks, local Tibetan people, and international pilgrims walking together around the sacred mountain.

The trail condition is generally moderate. The path consists of rocky sections, sandy areas, and gradual uphill walking. There are no technical climbing sections, but the high altitude makes even normal walking physically demanding. Our experienced guides will maintain a comfortable pace, allowing enough time for rest, hydration, and enjoying the scenery.

After approximately 12 kilometres of trekking, you will reach Dirapuk (also called Diraphuk), located near the northern face of Mount Kailash. This is one of the most spectacular overnight locations of the entire journey. From Dirapuk, you will have an incredible view of the massive north face of Mount Kailash rising dramatically above the valley.

The evening at Dirapuk is a special experience. As the sun sets behind the Himalayan mountains, the colours of Mount Kailash change from golden to orange and finally silver under the moonlight. Many pilgrims spend quiet moments praying, meditating, or simply enjoying the powerful atmosphere of this sacred place.

Tonight, you will stay in a basic pilgrim guesthouse near Dirapuk. Because this area is remote and located at nearly 5,000 metres, accommodation is simple but provides the necessary facilities for trekkers. Rooms are generally shared, and all guests should be prepared for basic mountain conditions.

The guesthouse usually provides:

• Twin-sharing or multi-sharing rooms
• Basic beds or sleeping platforms
• Warm blankets
• Pillow and mattress
• Shared dining area
• Simple vegetarian and Tibetan meals

Private rooms are generally not available due to the limited facilities in this remote area. Bathroom facilities are shared and basic. Hot showers are normally unavailable. Electricity is limited and may only be available for a short time in the evening for charging mobile phones and cameras (additional cost may apply).

A good sleeping bag is highly recommended for this night because temperatures can drop below freezing. Despite the simple accommodation, spending the night beneath the sacred north face of Mount Kailash is one of the most memorable experiences of the entire pilgrimage.

Day Information

Destination: Dirapuk Camp / Guesthouse

Start Elevation: Darchen – 4,675 m (15,338 ft)

Starting Trek Point: Yam Dwar – approximately 4,790 m (15,715 ft)

End Elevation: Dirapuk – 4,900 m (16,076 ft)

Maximum Elevation: Approximately 4,950 m during the trek

Approximately -100 m

Walking Time: 6–7 hours

Elevation Gain (Ascent): Approximately +225 m

Elevation Loss (Descent): Approximately -100 m

Trail Condition: Moderate mountain trail with rocky paths, sandy sections, gradual climbs, and glacial valley terrain.

Difficulty: Moderate (challenging due to altitude)

Transportation:

• Darchen to Yam Dwar by private vehicle
• Trek from Yam Dwar to Dirapuk on foot

Landscape:

• Lha Chu Valley
• Glacial streams
• Rocky mountain valleys
• Tibetan Plateau wilderness
• Sacred Mount Kailash surroundings

Mountains Visible:

• Mount Kailash North Face (6,638 m)
• Gurla Mandhata (7,694 m)
• Himalayan ranges of western Tibet

Flora:

• Alpine grass
• Juniper shrubs
• Cushion plants
• Medicinal mountain herbs
• Hardy high-altitude vegetation

Fauna:

• Blue sheep (Bharal)
• Himalayan marmot
• Tibetan gazelle
• Kiang (Tibetan wild ass)
• Himalayan griffon vulture
• Golden eagle
• Mountain birds

Accommodation Details

Overnight Stay: Dirapuk Pilgrim Guesthouse

Accommodation Type: Basic mountain guesthouse

Room Type:

• Twin-sharing where available
• Multi-sharing rooms during busy seasons

Sleeping Facilities:

• Mattress provided
• Warm blankets provided
• Pillow available
• Sleeping bag recommended

Bathroom:

• Shared toilet facilities
• Basic mountain toilets
• No private bathroom

Hot Shower:

• Generally unavailable

Electricity:

• Limited charging facilities
• Power bank strongly recommended

Wi-Fi:

• Not available

Heating:

• No central heating
• Warm clothing and sleeping bag required

Comfort Level:
Basic but suitable for high-altitude pilgrimage trekking.

Meals

Breakfast: Hotel breakfast in Darchen

Lunch: Packed lunch during trek

Dinner: Simple meal at Dirapuk guesthouse

Typical meals:

• Rice
• Vegetables
• Noodles
• Soup
• Dal
• Tibetan bread
• Tea and coffee

Today's Highlights

• Begin the sacred Mount Kailash Kora.
• Pass through the holy Yam Dwar gateway.
• Walk through the beautiful Lha Chu Valley.
• Experience the spiritual atmosphere of thousands of years of pilgrimage tradition.
• Witness pilgrims from different cultures completing their sacred journey.
• Enjoy the first spectacular views of Mount Kailash's northern face.
• Stay overnight beneath one of the world's most sacred mountains.
• Experience a peaceful Himalayan sunset and unforgettable mountain scenery.
• Prepare for the most challenging day: crossing Dolma La Pass (5,630 m).

Dirapuk (4,900 m) – Dolma La Pass (5,630 m) – Zuthulpuk (4,790 m)

The Most Challenging and Spiritual Day of Mount Kailash Kora

Today is the most demanding and spiritually significant day of the entire Mount Kailash Kora. The journey takes you across the famous Dolma La Pass (5,630 m / 18,471 ft), the highest point of the pilgrimage route and a place considered extremely sacred by Tibetan Buddhists, Hindus, Jains, and followers of the Bon religion.

After an early breakfast at Dirapuk guesthouse, you will begin trekking through the high mountain valley. It is important to start slowly and maintain a steady pace because of the extreme altitude. At over 5,000 metres, the air contains much less oxygen than at sea level, and even simple walking requires patience and proper acclimatization.

The trail gradually climbs from Dirapuk toward the eastern side of Mount Kailash. During the morning walk, you will enjoy magnificent views of the north face of Mount Kailash, which appears increasingly dramatic as you gain elevation. The massive black rock walls, snow-covered summit, and surrounding glaciers create a powerful and unforgettable Himalayan panorama.

As you continue upward, the landscape becomes more rugged and remote. The trail passes through rocky slopes, frozen streams, moraine fields, and high-altitude desert terrain. The environment is harsh, yet incredibly beautiful, with colourful prayer flags moving in the mountain wind and thousands of mani stones placed by devoted pilgrims.

After several hours of challenging ascent, you will reach Dolma La Pass (5,630 m), the highest point of the Kailash Kora. This sacred pass is named after Dolma (Tara), a female Buddhist deity representing compassion, protection, and liberation from suffering.

For Tibetan Buddhists, crossing Dolma La symbolizes leaving behind old suffering and beginning a renewed spiritual life. Pilgrims often place prayer flags, offer prayers, and leave small symbolic offerings at the pass. The entire area is filled with colourful flags carrying sacred mantras that move with the wind, spreading blessings across the mountains.

Near the pass lies the sacred Gauri Kund (6,000 m approximately), also known as the "Lake of Compassion." According to Hindu tradition, Gauri Kund is associated with Goddess Parvati, the wife of Lord Shiva. Many Hindu pilgrims consider this lake extremely holy and believe it has a deep spiritual connection with Mount Kailash.

After crossing Dolma La, the trail descends steeply toward the valley below. The descent requires careful walking because the path can be slippery with loose rocks, snow, and ice depending on the season. Our guides will assist guests and maintain a safe pace throughout the descent.

The trail gradually becomes easier as you enter the beautiful Zuthulpuk Valley. The landscape changes from rocky high mountain terrain into a peaceful valley surrounded by cliffs, streams, and alpine scenery. Along the way, you may see pilgrims resting, praying, or continuing their spiritual journey around the sacred mountain.

By late afternoon, you will arrive at Zuthulpuk, named after the famous Zuthulpuk Monastery, which is connected with the great Tibetan Buddhist master Milarepa. According to Tibetan Buddhist history, Milarepa meditated in a cave here, and the monastery remains an important spiritual site for pilgrims.

Tonight, you will stay in a simple pilgrim guesthouse near Zuthulpuk Monastery. Similar to Dirapuk, accommodation is basic because this is a remote mountain area. The focus is not luxury but the unique experience of staying in the sacred landscape of Mount Kailash.

Rooms are usually arranged in shared accommodation with mattresses, pillows, and warm blankets provided. Private rooms are generally not available. Bathroom facilities are shared and basic. Hot showers are normally unavailable, and electricity is limited. Guests should use power banks for cameras and mobile phones.

Although the accommodation is simple, the peaceful atmosphere of Zuthulpuk makes it a memorable overnight experience. After completing the most difficult section of the Kora, guests can relax, enjoy a warm meal, and reflect on the incredible journey around one of the world's most sacred mountains.

Day Information

Destination: Zuthulpuk Guesthouse

Start Elevation: Dirapuk – 4,900 m (16,076 ft)

Highest Point: Dolma La Pass – 5,630 m (18,471 ft)

End Elevation: Zuthulpuk – 4,790 m (15,715 ft)

Maximum Elevation: 5,630 m

Trekking Distance: Approximately 22 km

Walking Time: 9–10 hours

Elevation Gain (Ascent): Approximately +730 m

Elevation Loss (Descent): Approximately -840 m

Difficulty: Challenging (due to altitude, long walking hours, and steep sections)

Trail Condition:
The trail includes:

• Steep uphill sections
• Rocky mountain paths
• Loose stones
• Snow and ice sections (seasonal)
• Steep downhill areas
• Glacial valley terrain

Transportation: No vehicle access. Entire route completed on foot.

Landscape

Today's landscape is among the most dramatic in Tibet:

• Mount Kailash glaciers
• High mountain passes
• Rocky Himalayan valleys
• Sacred lakes
• Prayer flag-covered ridges
• Alpine desert terrain
• Remote Tibetan wilderness

Mountains Visible

Weather permitting, views include:

• Mount Kailash (6,638 m)
• Gurla Mandhata (7,694 m)
• Himalayan ranges of western Tibet
• Snow-covered peaks surrounding the Kailash region

Flora

Due to extreme altitude, vegetation is limited:

• Alpine grass
• Cushion plants
• Juniper shrubs
• Hardy mountain herbs
• Seasonal alpine flowers

Fauna

Possible wildlife sightings:

• Himalayan blue sheep (Bharal)
• Tibetan wild ass (Kiang)
• Himalayan marmot
• Tibetan gazelle
• Tibetan fox
• Himalayan griffon vulture
• Golden eagle
• High-altitude mountain birds

Accommodation Details

Overnight Stay: Zuthulpuk Pilgrim Guesthouse

Accommodation Type: Basic mountain pilgrim lodge

Room Type:

• Shared twin rooms where available
• Multi-sharing rooms during busy pilgrimage periods

Sleeping Facilities:

• Mattress provided
• Warm blankets provided
• Pillow available
• Sleeping bag recommended

Bathroom:

• Shared basic toilet facilities
• No private bathrooms

Hot Shower:

• Generally unavailable

Electricity:

• Limited evening charging facilities
• Power bank recommended

Wi-Fi:

• Not available

Heating:

• No central heating
• Warm clothing required

Comfort Level:
Simple but comfortable enough for a remote high-altitude pilgrimage stop.

Meals

Breakfast: Dirapuk guesthouse

Lunch: Packed lunch during trekking

Dinner: Zuthulpuk guesthouse

Meals include:

• Rice
• Dal
• Vegetables
• Noodles
• Soup
• Tibetan bread
• Tea and coffee

Today's Highlights

• Cross the legendary Dolma La Pass (5,630 m).
• Experience the highest and most sacred point of the Kailash Kora.
• Visit the sacred area of Gauri Kund.
• Witness thousands of prayer flags and sacred offerings.
• Enjoy unforgettable views of Mount Kailash.
• Experience Tibetan Buddhist spiritual traditions.
• Complete the hardest section of the pilgrimage with a great sense of achievement.
• Visit the sacred Zuthulpuk Valley connected with Milarepa.
• Overnight stay in a peaceful mountain guesthouse surrounded by Himalayan wilderness.

Next: Day 10 – Complete Kailash Kora from Zuthulpuk to Darchen and Drive to Saga
(Completion of the sacred 52 km circuit, return journey, accommodation details, road conditions, landscapes, mountains, and highlights.)

Zuthulpuk (4,790 m) – Complete Mount Kailash Kora – Darchen (4,675 m) – Drive to Saga (4,640 m)

Completion of the Sacred 52 km Mount Kailash Circumambulation

Today marks the completion of the sacred Mount Kailash Kora, one of the most meaningful spiritual journeys in the Himalayan region. After two challenging days of trekking through the remote valleys of Mount Kailash, you will complete the final section of the pilgrimage route and return to Darchen, where your vehicle will be waiting to continue the journey back across the Tibetan Plateau.

After breakfast at the Zuthulpuk guesthouse, you will begin the final walking section of the Kora. Compared with yesterday's difficult crossing of Dolma La Pass, today's trail is relatively easier, with a gradual descent through the beautiful Zuthulpuk Valley. The path follows the river valley through open landscapes, rocky cliffs, and peaceful mountain surroundings.

During the morning walk, you will have time to reflect on the spiritual experience of completing the sacred circuit around Mount Kailash. For thousands of years, pilgrims have walked this same route believing that the journey brings purification, blessings, and a deeper connection with nature and spirituality.

The final section of the trail passes through a wide valley surrounded by the magnificent scenery of western Tibet. You will see colourful prayer flags, ancient mani stone walls, small meditation caves, and places where pilgrims stop for prayers. The peaceful atmosphere and dramatic mountain views create a memorable ending to your Kailash Kora.

After approximately 8 kilometres of trekking, you will reach the endpoint of the Kora near Darchen. Completing the full 52-kilometre circumambulation of Mount Kailash is considered a great spiritual achievement. Many pilgrims celebrate this moment with gratitude and happiness after completing their journey around the sacred mountain.

Your Nepal Voyage Treks team will welcome you back at Darchen, where you will have time to rest, refresh, and enjoy lunch before continuing by private vehicle toward Saga.

The drive from Darchen to Saga takes you once again across the magnificent Tibetan Plateau. The route passes through vast open plains, high-altitude deserts, mountain valleys, and remote Tibetan settlements. Although the landscape may appear empty, this region has a unique beauty created by endless skies, colourful mountains, sacred lakes, and traditional nomadic life.

During the drive, you may see Tibetan nomads with their yak herds, traditional black tents, and animals grazing freely across the plateau. Depending on weather and season, wildlife such as wild yaks, kiang, blue sheep, Tibetan gazelles, and Himalayan birds may be spotted along the route.

The road is mostly paved, although some sections may be affected by seasonal maintenance. Our experienced driver will ensure a safe and comfortable journey, with regular breaks for photography, refreshments, and rest.

After approximately 470 kilometres and 8–9 hours of driving, you will arrive in Saga, where you will check into a comfortable hotel. After several nights in basic mountain guesthouses, staying in Saga provides a welcome opportunity to enjoy a proper shower, comfortable bed, and better facilities.

Tonight, you will stay in a comfortable hotel in Saga. Rooms are normally arranged on a twin-sharing basis with private bathrooms. Hot showers, electricity, charging facilities, and Wi-Fi are generally available. This comfortable rest is important after completing the challenging Kailash Kora.

Day Information

Destination: Saga, Tibet

Start Elevation: Zuthulpuk – 4,790 m (15,715 ft)

Kailash Kora Completion Point: Near Darchen – 4,675 m

End Elevation: Saga – 4,640 m (15,223 ft)

Maximum Elevation: Approximately 4,790 m

Trekking Distance: Approximately 8 km

Walking Time: 3–4 hours

Driving Distance: Approximately 470 km

Driving Time: 8–9 hours

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Elevation Loss: Approximately -150 m during trek

Difficulty: Moderate (easy trekking but long driving day)

Trail Condition

The trekking section includes:

• Gradual downhill walking
• Rocky valley paths
• Sandy sections
• River valley trails
• Wide open mountain terrain

The driving route includes:

• Paved Tibetan highways
• High plateau roads
• Mountain passes
• Remote desert landscapes

Landscape

Today's journey offers a variety of Tibetan scenery:

• Zuthulpuk Valley
• Sacred Mount Kailash region
• Tibetan Plateau
• Open grasslands
• High mountain deserts
• Brahmaputra River basin
• Nomadic settlements

Mountains Visible

Weather permitting:

• Mount Kailash (6,638 m)
• Gurla Mandhata (7,694 m)
• Shishapangma (8,027 m)
• Western Himalayan ranges

Flora

High-altitude vegetation includes:

• Alpine grasslands
• Juniper shrubs
• Cushion plants
• Medicinal herbs
• Hardy mountain vegetation

Fauna

Possible wildlife sightings:

• Tibetan wild yak
• Kiang (Tibetan wild ass)
• Blue sheep
• Tibetan gazelle
• Himalayan marmot
• Tibetan fox
• Golden eagle
• Himalayan griffon vulture
• Bar-headed goose

Accommodation Details

Overnight Stay: Comfortable Hotel in Saga

Accommodation Type: Tourist-class hotel

Room Type:

• Twin-sharing rooms
• Single room available upon request with additional cost

Sleeping Facilities:

• Comfortable beds
• Clean blankets
• Pillows
• Private room facilities

Bathroom:

• Private attached bathroom
• Western-style toilet
• Hot shower available

Electricity:

• Reliable charging facilities for phones, cameras, and batteries

Wi-Fi:

• Available in the hotel (speed may vary)

Heating:

• Heating facilities available depending on season

Comfort Level:
Comfortable accommodation providing excellent rest after completing the Kailash Kora.

Meals

Breakfast: Zuthulpuk guesthouse

Lunch: Restaurant en route / Darchen

Dinner: Hotel restaurant in Saga

Meals include:

• Rice
• Vegetables
• Noodles
• Soup
• Dal
• Tibetan and Chinese dishes
• Tea and coffee

Today's Highlights

• Complete the sacred 52 km Mount Kailash Kora.
• Experience the spiritual achievement of circling the holy mountain.
• Walk through the peaceful Zuthulpuk Valley.
• Return safely to Darchen after the pilgrimage.
• Scenic drive across the spectacular Tibetan Plateau.
• Observe Tibetan nomadic culture and wildlife.
• Enjoy a comfortable hotel stay after several nights of mountain guesthouses.
• Relax and recover before returning to Nepal.
• Celebrate the successful completion of one of the world's greatest pilgrimage journeys.

Drive from Saga (4,640 m) to Kerung Border – Cross into Nepal – Syabrubesi (1,550 m)

Farewell to Tibet and Return to Nepal

After an early breakfast at your hotel in Saga, you will begin your return journey toward the Nepal–China border. Although today's drive is long, it is one of the most scenic sections of the tour, allowing you to enjoy the breathtaking landscapes of the Tibetan Plateau one last time before crossing back into Nepal.

Leaving Saga behind, your journey follows the Friendship Highway through wide open valleys, rolling grasslands, and high mountain passes. As the road winds through western Tibet, you will once again witness the unique beauty of the plateau, where endless blue skies meet snow-covered Himalayan peaks. Along the route, large herds of yaks, Tibetan sheep, goats, and wild horses can often be seen grazing peacefully across the vast alpine plains. Traditional Tibetan nomads continue their centuries-old lifestyle in black yak-hair tents, creating a fascinating glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Tibet.

The drive gradually descends toward Kerung (Gyirong), passing dramatic mountain landscapes, crystal-clear rivers, deep gorges, and beautiful forested valleys. Compared with the dry plateau, the Gyirong Valley is greener and more fertile, with pine forests, waterfalls, and colourful wildflowers adding to the natural beauty. During the journey, there will be several stops for photography, refreshments, and short breaks while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan range.

After approximately 6–7 hours of driving, you will arrive at the Kerung Border. Here, your Tibetan guide will assist you with the Chinese exit formalities before saying farewell. After completing immigration and customs procedures, you will cross the Friendship Bridge on foot back into Nepal, where your Nepal Voyage Treks guide and driver will warmly welcome you.

From the Nepal border, your private vehicle will continue to Syabrubesi, a charming mountain town in the Rasuwa District. The short drive follows the beautiful Bhote Koshi River through lush forests and traditional Tamang villages before reaching your overnight destination.

After several days at high altitude, arriving back in Nepal often feels refreshing. The lower elevation provides more oxygen, warmer temperatures, and greener landscapes. Many travellers immediately notice the fresh mountain air and comfortable climate, making it easier to relax after the demanding pilgrimage around Mount Kailash.

Upon arrival in Syabrubesi, you will check into a comfortable mountain lodge. Compared with the basic guesthouses used during the Kailash Kora, the lodges in Syabrubesi provide a more comfortable environment with private or attached bathrooms in many rooms, hot showers, and a variety of freshly prepared Nepali and international meals.

In the evening, enjoy a delicious dinner while celebrating the successful completion of your Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar pilgrimage with your fellow travellers and guides. This is a wonderful opportunity to share memories, photographs, and unforgettable experiences from one of the world's most sacred journeys.

Day Information

Destination: Syabrubesi, Nepal

Start Elevation: Saga – 4,640 m (15,223 ft)

Border Elevation: Kerung – approximately 2,700 m (8,858 ft)

End Elevation: Syabrubesi – 1,550 m (5,085 ft)

Maximum Elevation: 4,640 m

Driving Distance: Approximately 275 km (171 miles)

Driving Time: 8–9 hours (including immigration procedures)

Walking Distance: Approximately 1 km during border crossing

Walking Time: 20–30 minutes

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Elevation Loss: Approximately -3,090 m

Difficulty: Easy (long driving day)

Road Condition: Well-maintained Tibetan highway followed by winding mountain roads in Nepal. Some sections near the border may be rough depending on seasonal maintenance.

Transportation:

• Private Land Cruiser, Jeep, Hiace, Tourist Minibus, or Coach in Tibet.
• After crossing the border, transfer to a Nepal-registered private vehicle for the drive to Syabrubesi.

Landscape

Today's journey features a remarkable transition from the high Tibetan Plateau back to the lush Himalayan foothills of Nepal.

• Tibetan Plateau
• High mountain passes
• Gyirong Valley
• Pine forests
• Deep river gorges
• Waterfalls
• Bhote Koshi River
• Traditional Tamang villages
• Himalayan foothills

Mountains Visible

Weather permitting:

• Shishapangma (8,027 m)
• Langtang Himal
• Ganesh Himal
• Dorje Lakpa
• Snow-covered peaks along the Nepal–Tibet border

Flora

As you descend into Nepal, vegetation becomes much richer.

• Pine forests
• Rhododendron
• Oak
• Bamboo
• Alder
• Ferns
• Wild orchids (seasonal)
• Himalayan medicinal plants

Fauna

Possible wildlife sightings include:

• Himalayan langur monkeys
• Rhesus macaques
• Barking deer
• Himalayan marmots
• Himalayan griffon vultures
• Golden eagles
• Kingfishers
• Himalayan bulbuls
• Colourful butterflies

Accommodation Details

Overnight Stay: Comfortable Mountain Lodge in Syabrubesi

Accommodation Type: Tourist Lodge

Room Type:

• Twin-sharing room
• Double room for couples
• Single room available upon request (additional supplement)

Sleeping Facilities:

• Comfortable beds
• Clean mattress
• Warm blankets
• Pillows
• Bedside table

Bathroom:

• Private attached bathroom in most lodges
• Western-style toilet
• Hot shower available

Electricity:

• 220V electricity available
• Charging facilities for phones, cameras, and batteries

Wi-Fi:

• Available in most lodges (speed depends on local network)

Heating:

• Extra blankets provided
• Room heating may be available in some lodges

Comfort Level:
Comfortable mountain lodge offering a relaxing overnight stay after returning from Tibet.

Meals

Breakfast: Hotel in Saga

Lunch: Local restaurant during the journey

Dinner: Mountain lodge in Syabrubesi

Meals generally include:

• Nepali Dal Bhat
• Fried rice
• Noodles
• Vegetable curry
• Chicken dishes
• Soup
• Tibetan bread
• Fresh seasonal vegetables
• Tea and coffee

Today's Highlights

• Scenic drive across the spectacular Tibetan Plateau.
• Descend through the beautiful Gyirong Valley.
• Complete Chinese exit and Nepal entry immigration formalities.
• Warm welcome back to Nepal by the Nepal Voyage Treks team.
• Enjoy the green forests and fresh mountain air of Nepal.
• Relax in a comfortable mountain lodge with hot shower facilities.
• Celebrate the successful completion of your Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar pilgrimage.
• Share unforgettable memories with fellow travellers during your farewell evening in the Himalayas.

Drive from Syabrubesi (1,550 m) to Kathmandu (1,400 m) – Departure or Leisure Day

Scenic Return to Kathmandu and End of the Mount Kailash & Lake Manasarovar Pilgrimage

After enjoying your final breakfast in the peaceful mountain town of Syabrubesi, you will begin the scenic drive back to Kathmandu. Although today marks the end of your Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar pilgrimage, it is also a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the unforgettable memories, breathtaking landscapes, and spiritual experiences you have enjoyed over the past twelve days.

The journey follows the beautiful Trishuli River, passing through traditional Tamang villages, terraced rice fields, lush green hills, waterfalls, and dense forests. As the road gradually descends from the Himalayan foothills toward the Kathmandu Valley, you will witness the remarkable diversity of Nepal's landscapes. During the drive, there will be several stops for tea, coffee, lunch, and photography, allowing you to relax while enjoying the final views of the Himalayas.

Compared with the remote Tibetan Plateau, today's drive offers a completely different experience. The route is alive with local villages, colourful markets, roadside temples, and everyday Nepalese life. You will see farmers working in terraced fields, children walking to school, and local communities carrying out their daily activities. It is a wonderful opportunity to appreciate Nepal's rich culture and warm hospitality before your journey comes to an end.

The drive covers approximately 122 kilometres and normally takes 7 to 8 hours, depending on road conditions and traffic entering Kathmandu. Upon arrival in the capital city, your Nepal Voyage Treks guide will transfer you to your hotel or directly to Tribhuvan International Airport, depending on your travel schedule.

If you are staying an additional night in Kathmandu, the afternoon is free for shopping, sightseeing, or simply relaxing. Popular places to visit include Thamel, Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, or Durbar Square, where you can purchase traditional handicrafts, trekking equipment, Tibetan souvenirs, singing bowls, prayer flags, pashmina products, and local artwork.

In the evening, if your flight schedule allows, Nepal Voyage Treks can arrange an optional farewell dinner at a traditional Nepali restaurant. This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the successful completion of your pilgrimage, share photographs and travel experiences with your guide and fellow travellers, and enjoy one final taste of authentic Nepali cuisine before returning home.

As your remarkable journey comes to an end, our entire Nepal Voyage Treks team would like to sincerely thank you for travelling with us. It has been our privilege to accompany you on one of the world's most sacred pilgrimages. We hope the spiritual experience of Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar, together with the beauty of Nepal and Tibet, remains in your heart for many years to come.

We wish you a safe journey home and look forward to welcoming you back to Nepal for another unforgettable Himalayan adventure.

Namaste and See You Again!

Day Information

Destination: Kathmandu, Nepal

Start Elevation: Syabrubesi – 1,550 m (5,085 ft)

End Elevation: Kathmandu – 1,400 m (4,593 ft)

Maximum Elevation: 1,550 m

Driving Distance: Approximately 122 km (76 miles)

Driving Time: 7–8 hours

Walking Distance: Optional sightseeing in Kathmandu

Walking Time: 1–3 hours (optional)

Elevation Gain (Ascent): Minimal

Elevation Loss (Descent): Approximately -150 m

Difficulty: Easy

Road Condition: Paved mountain highway with winding roads through river valleys and hills. Traffic may be heavier when approaching Kathmandu.

Transportation: Private Car, Jeep, Hiace Van, Tourist Minibus, or Tourist Coach depending on the group size.

Landscape

Today's journey passes through:

• Trishuli River Valley
• Green hills
• Terraced farmland
• Pine and rhododendron forests
• Traditional villages
• Waterfalls
• Mountain rivers
• Kathmandu Valley

Mountains Visible

Weather permitting:

• Ganesh Himal
• Langtang Himal
• Dorje Lakpa
• Jugal Himal
• Surrounding mid-hill landscapes

Flora

• Rhododendron forests
• Pine
• Oak
• Bamboo
• Ferns
• Wild orchids (seasonal)
• Agricultural terraces

Fauna

Possible wildlife sightings:

• Himalayan langur
• Rhesus macaque
• Kingfisher
• Eagle
• Bulbul
• Himalayan butterflies
• Various mountain birds

Accommodation Details

If your package includes an overnight stay:

Accommodation: Comfortable 3-Star Hotel in Kathmandu

Room Type:

• Twin-sharing room
• Double room
• Single room available upon request (additional supplement)

Hotel Facilities:

• Private attached bathroom
• Hot shower
• Air-conditioned or heated rooms (seasonal)
• Free Wi-Fi
• Telephone
• Restaurant and bar
• 24-hour reception
• Luggage storage
• Laundry service (additional cost)
• Currency exchange nearby

Comfort Level:
Comfortable tourist-class hotel offering excellent facilities after completing your pilgrimage.

If departing today:
Your guide will transfer you directly to Tribhuvan International Airport approximately 3 hours before your international flight, ensuring a smooth and comfortable departure.

Meals

Breakfast: Mountain lodge in Syabrubesi

Lunch: Local restaurant along the Trishuli Highway

Dinner: Not included (Optional Farewell Dinner in Kathmandu)

Today's Highlights

• Scenic drive through the beautiful Trishuli River Valley.
• Enjoy the final views of the Himalayan foothills.
• Experience the traditional villages and countryside of Nepal.
• Return safely to Kathmandu with the Nepal Voyage Treks team.
• Optional shopping in Thamel for souvenirs and handicrafts.
• Optional farewell dinner featuring authentic Nepali cuisine.
• Airport transfer or hotel check-in according to your travel plans.
• Successful completion of the 12-Day Mount Kailash & Lake Manasarovar Pilgrimage via Kerung.
• Professional service from arrival to departure by Nepal Voyage Treks.

End of Our Services

Thank you for choosing Nepal Voyage Treks for your Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar pilgrimage.

Our team is committed to providing safe, professional, and personalized travel experiences for every guest. We sincerely hope this sacred journey has brought you unforgettable memories, spiritual inspiration, and a deeper appreciation of the Himalayas.

We look forward to welcoming you back to Nepal for another adventure, whether it is trekking to Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit, Langtang Valley, Manaslu Circuit, Upper Mustang, or many other incredible destinations.

Have a safe journey home and Namaste!

Kathmandu UNESCO World Heritage Sightseeing Tour

Explore Nepal's Timeless Culture, History, and Spiritual Heritage

Kathmandu Valley is the cultural and historical heart of Nepal and is home to seven UNESCO World Heritage Monument Zones, recognized for their outstanding universal value since 1979. These remarkable monuments represent centuries of Nepalese art, architecture, religion, and living traditions, showcasing the harmonious coexistence of Hinduism and Buddhism.

Nepal Voyage Treks offers professionally guided heritage sightseeing tours that introduce visitors to the most famous cultural landmarks of Kathmandu Valley. Whether you are beginning your Himalayan adventure or relaxing after your trek or pilgrimage, this full-day tour provides a fascinating insight into Nepal's rich history and vibrant traditions.

1. Kathmandu Durbar Square (Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square)

Located in the heart of old Kathmandu, Kathmandu Durbar Square was once the royal palace of the Malla and Shah kings of Nepal. This magnificent palace complex is a masterpiece of traditional Newari architecture, featuring beautifully carved wooden windows, ancient temples, royal courtyards, shrines, and museums.

One of the most unique attractions is the Kumari Ghar, the residence of Nepal's Living Goddess, Kumari. If you are fortunate, you may catch a glimpse of the Kumari appearing at her beautifully carved window.

Important monuments include:

• Hanuman Dhoka Royal Palace
• Taleju Temple
• Kumari House
• Kal Bhairav Statue
• Jagannath Temple
• Basantapur Tower

Walking through Kathmandu Durbar Square feels like stepping back several hundred years into Nepal's royal history and artistic heritage.

Highlights

• Ancient Royal Palace
• Living Goddess Kumari
• Beautiful Newari Architecture
• UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Museums and Historic Courtyards

2. Patan Durbar Square

Located in Lalitpur, Patan Durbar Square is widely regarded as the finest example of Nepalese craftsmanship and metal artistry. Patan has long been known as the "City of Fine Arts" because of its extraordinary temples, monasteries, sculptures, and traditional artisan workshops.

The beautifully restored royal palace contains magnificent courtyards, intricate wood carvings, bronze statues, and the excellent Patan Museum, considered one of South Asia's finest museums for traditional Himalayan art.

Major attractions include:

• Krishna Mandir
• Hiranya Varna Mahavihar (Golden Temple)
• Patan Royal Palace
• Mul Chowk
• Sundari Chowk
• Patan Museum

The square remains a vibrant center of Newari culture, where ancient traditions continue to flourish.

Highlights

• Finest Newari Architecture
• Patan Museum
• Krishna Temple
• Traditional Metal Craft
• Historic Royal Palace

3. Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Bhaktapur is often described as Nepal's best-preserved medieval city. Walking through its narrow brick streets feels like entering a living museum where traditional lifestyles, festivals, pottery, wood carving, and ancient architecture remain beautifully preserved.

The city's most famous landmark is the magnificent Nyatapola Temple, Nepal's tallest pagoda temple, standing proudly over Taumadhi Square.

Visitors also explore:

• 55-Window Palace
• Golden Gate
• Vatsala Temple
• Dattatreya Square
• Pottery Square
• Peacock Window

Bhaktapur is also famous for its delicious traditional Juju Dhau (King Curd) and authentic Newari cuisine.

Highlights

• Nyatapola Temple
• 55-Window Palace
• Golden Gate
• Traditional Pottery
• Medieval Newari Town

4. Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple)

Perched on a hilltop overlooking Kathmandu Valley, Swayambhunath is one of Nepal's oldest and most sacred Buddhist monuments. According to legend, the Kathmandu Valley was once a great lake, and the stupa emerged from a lotus flower after the valley was drained by Bodhisattva Manjushri.

Visitors climb 365 stone steps lined with colourful prayer flags, monkeys, shrines, and Buddhist prayer wheels before reaching the magnificent white dome and golden spire.

From the top, visitors enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over Kathmandu Valley.

Swayambhunath is sacred to both Buddhists and Hindus, symbolizing Nepal's unique religious harmony.

Highlights

• Ancient Buddhist Stupa
• Panoramic Kathmandu Views
• Prayer Wheels
• Buddhist Monasteries
• Sacred Monkey Temple

5. Pashupatinath Temple

Pashupatinath Temple is Nepal's most sacred Hindu temple and one of the most important pilgrimage destinations dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located on the banks of the holy Bagmati River, the temple attracts thousands of pilgrims from Nepal, India, and around the world.

Although only Hindus may enter the main temple, all visitors can explore the surrounding temple complex, observe traditional rituals, admire the beautiful pagoda-style architecture, and witness the famous cremation ceremonies performed on the Bagmati River ghats.

The temple beautifully reflects Nepal's spiritual traditions and beliefs about life, death, and rebirth.

Major attractions include:

• Main Pashupatinath Temple
• Bagmati River
• Cremation Ghats
• Hundreds of Shiva Shrines
• Sadhus (Holy Men)
• Evening Aarati Ceremony

Highlights

• Most Sacred Hindu Temple in Nepal
• Lord Shiva Temple
• Spiritual Rituals
• Traditional Cremation Ghats
• Evening Aarati

6. Boudhanath Stupa

Boudhanath is one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world and the spiritual center of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal. The enormous white dome, golden tower, and the all-seeing eyes of Buddha create one of Nepal's most iconic landmarks.

The stupa is surrounded by dozens of Tibetan monasteries, meditation centers, restaurants, and traditional shops selling prayer flags, singing bowls, handicrafts, and Buddhist art.

Pilgrims walk clockwise around the stupa while spinning prayer wheels and chanting sacred mantras, creating a peaceful and deeply spiritual atmosphere.

Visitors can also enjoy rooftop cafés offering spectacular panoramic views of the stupa while watching monks and pilgrims perform their daily prayers.

Highlights

• Largest Stupa in Nepal
• Tibetan Buddhist Culture
• Prayer Wheels
• Beautiful Monasteries
• Peaceful Spiritual Atmosphere

Farewell Dinner with Nepal Voyage Treks

On your final evening in Nepal, Nepal Voyage Treks warmly invites you to a special Farewell Dinner at one of Kathmandu's finest traditional Nepali restaurants.

This memorable evening is our way of thanking you for choosing Nepal Voyage Treks for your Himalayan adventure. Enjoy authentic Nepali cuisine while experiencing live cultural performances featuring traditional dances and music from different regions of Nepal.

The farewell dinner provides a wonderful opportunity to celebrate your successful journey, share photographs and travel experiences with your guide and fellow travellers, and learn more about Nepal's rich cultural heritage.

Typical Nepali dishes include:

• Dal Bhat
• Momo (Nepali dumplings)
• Chicken Curry
• Seasonal Vegetables
• Newari Specialties
• Sel Roti
• Traditional Nepali Desserts

During the cultural program, guests will enjoy performances representing the traditions of the Himalayas, Kathmandu Valley, Terai, and various ethnic communities across Nepal.

At the end of the evening, our team will present a heartfelt farewell and wish you a safe journey home.

Nepal Voyage Treks – Creating Memories That Last a Lifetime

From the moment you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport until your departure, our experienced team is dedicated to providing professional service, comfortable accommodation, knowledgeable guides, safe transportation, and authentic cultural experiences.

We sincerely thank you for travelling with Nepal Voyage Treks and hope to welcome you back to Nepal for another unforgettable Himalayan adventure.

Namaste and Safe Travels!

Departure Transfer Service – Nepal Voyage Treks

At the end of your unforgettable holiday in Nepal, Nepal Voyage Treks is committed to providing a smooth, comfortable, and hassle-free departure experience. From your hotel in Kathmandu to Tribhuvan International Airport, our professional team ensures that your journey is safe, punctual, and stress-free.

On your departure day, our representative will meet you at your hotel lobby according to your international flight schedule. We recommend leaving the hotel at least three hours before your flight to allow sufficient time for airport check-in and immigration procedures.

Your airport transfer will be arranged in a private tourist vehicle, selected according to the size of your group to ensure maximum comfort and convenience.

Private Transportation According to Group Size (PAX)

• 1–2 Guests: Private Car
• 3–5 Guests: Private SUV or Jeep
• 5–7 Guests: Private Hiace Van
• 8–14 Guests: Private Tourist Minibus
• 15–30 Guests: Private Tourist Bus
• 30+ Guests: Deluxe Tourist Coach or Multiple Private Vehicles

All vehicles are clean, comfortable, air-conditioned (where available), and driven by experienced, licensed drivers who are familiar with Kathmandu's roads and airport procedures.

Our departure service includes:

• Hotel pick-up at your scheduled time.
• Private airport transfer according to your group size.
• Assistance with luggage.
• Professional English-speaking representative.
• Airport check-in guidance.
• Assistance until the international departure terminal.
• 24-hour emergency support before departure.

Before leaving your hotel, we recommend checking that you have:

• Passport
• International flight ticket
• Visa and immigration documents
• Travel insurance
• Personal belongings
• Trekking equipment
• Souvenirs and gifts
• Mobile phone, camera, and chargers

As your journey comes to an end, the entire Nepal Voyage Treks team sincerely thanks you for travelling with us. We hope your visit to Nepal has been filled with unforgettable adventures, breathtaking Himalayan scenery, rich cultural experiences, and warm Nepalese hospitality.

Your trust and satisfaction are our greatest achievements. We hope to welcome you again for another adventure—whether it is trekking to Everest Base Camp, Annapurna, Langtang, Manaslu, Upper Mustang, Dolpo, Kanchenjunga, or exploring Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, and India.

Thank you for choosing Nepal Voyage Treks as your trusted travel partner.

Have a safe flight, pleasant onward journey, and we look forward to welcoming you back to Nepal.

Namaste!

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