Cost Details
Nepal portion of the trip
Airport to hotel return transfers in Kathmandu.
03-night stay in a 3-star equivalent hotel in Kathmandu on a sharing basis,
03 breakfasts, 03 lunches, 03 dinners in Kathmandu hotel (pure vegetarian buffet meal)
Kathmandu to Kyirong (Kerung) border return transfers by Nepalese non a/c bus, 01-night stay in a guest house at Timure /SyabruBesi with local veg meals,
Tibet portion of the trip
03 nights stay in a guesthouse at Kyirong on a sharing basis with all veg meals,
02 nights at Saga/Dongba in a hotel with all veg meals,
01 night stay in a guesthouse near Lake Mansarovar on a sharing basis with veg meals,
01 night stay in a hotel at Darchen with all veg meals,
01 night stay in a guesthouse at Dirapuk on sharing basis,
01 night stay in a guesthouse at Zuthulpukh on sharing basis,
Light breakfast, packed lunches, light dinners during parikrama days,
Transport in Tibet side by Luxury air conditioned Tibetan bus,
Support truck to carry kitchen equipment and other material in Tibet,
English speaking Tibetan Tour guide cum Oficer in Tibet side,
Nepali tour leader supported by cook, helper and sherpa,
Basic first aid kit with tour guide,
Oxygen cylinders during trekking in Tibet for emergency use,
Necessary group travel permits for visiting restricted areas in Tibet,
Normal Tibet single entry group visa to visit Kailash Manasarovar,
Nepal-China border tax, all Nepalese and Tibetan Govt taxes
Other Inclusions
01 duffle bag, 01 backpack bag and 01 wind cheater or cap on complimentary basis,
Down Jacket on returnable basis (subject to availability),
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra completion certificate,
Free Puja kit with Hawan Samigri,
All Nepal and Tibet Govt taxes,
Important Remark: All meals on Kailash Mansarovar Yatra will be pure vegetarian. All above services and facilities are subject to availability.
Important Notice about Kailash Yatra
Firstly, “carry at least INR 50 ,000 for extra expenses like an additional night in a hotel or guest house…for any reason. Any additional expense that might arise in the process shall be paid forthwith by clients. Please bear in mind that the Mt. Kailash Yatra is not just a pleasant holiday tour, and you should be prepared for hardship and unexpected situations. Note: The above rates are based on the 2023 Yatra, and USD rate changes will be taken into effect if major increased occur. Also, if a visa would go to issue urgently then additional cost will be there since all package costs are based on normal days of processing.
If the hikes become too dramatic, 2023 Yatra rates and a USD rise will be used. Furthermore, if the visa needs to be issued quickly, the cost will be higher, hence all package rates are based on regular visa processing days. Basic Information about Kailash Yatra
Start Point: Kathmandu
End Point: Kathmandu
Max Altitude: 5600m
Altitude of Kailash Peak: 6714m
Best time to visit: May to September
Temperature: Max 20°C to Min –10°C
Altitude of Mansarovar Taal: 4590m
Kailash Parikrama: 52 km
Parikrama Of Mansarovar Taal: 105 km
Distance From Kathmandu: 1050 km (one way)
Climate: Unpredictable
Required Documents for Kailash Yatra Booking
Passport valid for at least 6 months
Age bar is 10-68 years old
Scanned passport xerox copy should be received by Yeti Himalayan 60 days prior to the yatra
Original passport should be received 15 days prior to the yatra Tips, personal
Payment Terms and Conditions
At the time of booking, an initial deposit of INR 10,000 PER PERSON [non-refundable] is required
50% of the payment should be made 30 days prior to the departure of the trip to Tibet
Full payment should be made before the commencement of the passport
Terms and Conditions
These are crucial terms and conditions. You need to read them carefully and understand them because they apply to all services offered by Yeti Himalayan.
Travel Insurance
We recommend you buy a travel insurance policy covering medical bills, natural catastrophes, helicopter evacuation services etc.
Changes by you
If you want to change your tour, then let our employees know at least 30 days prior to the start of this tour. Any extra charge or loss incurred due to such a change will be upon you.
Cancellation by the company
We may be held not responsible for cancellation of your trip due to a closed border, permit delay or cancelation by the government within 4 weeks before travelling date, war riots civil disturbances strikes natural disasters terrorist activities and threat thereof closure of airport etc circumstances we shall advise you immediately if we can offer an alternative travel comparable standard with full refund after deducting expenses incurred from They will provide you with a clean bill of their expenses so that they can claim the insurance. In such instances, we shall have no further responsibility towards you. On occasion even when you have a permit to enter China, Chinese government personnel will refuse your entry because they do not think that you are qualified based on their criteria. Do not start your journey until you get confirmation of the permit.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation Charges: Cancellation notice should be given in writing on behalf of Shikhar Travels (India) Pvt Ltd.
Cancellation requests made 60 days before the tour starts will be charged at a cancellation fee of 25% off invoice. 50% of the invoice will be charged if cancellation was made 60-30 days from commencement date of tour. 100% of invoice for cancellation requested within 30 days from the start date of tour.
In such instances, the cancellation policy may vary & would be applicable based on the cancellation conditions governing advance deposit made/required towards holding of reservation in that hotel / Service provider. This will be besides and on top of the cancellation policy.
Unused Services & Refund
Any changes in schedule made by a passenger while traveling will not result in the refund of any unused services or other arrangements. However, in specific instances the refund will be taken as per policy of carrier, hotel or tour company /or other suppliers used to provide services.
The refund request must be made within 2 weeks from the end of travel.
Additional charges will be made in the case of any additional costs from bad weather or due to other circumstances beyond the control of tour operator on behalf of a hotel stay, transportation and meals etc. The additional expenses will not be the responsibility of India Travel Pvt. Ltd and participating supplier’s hotels.
Privacy
Yeti Himalayan promises to guard personal and confidential information.
Changes to the terms and conditions
Yeti Himalayan has the power and legal right to revise or change all or part of these terms and conditions at any time.
Age Factor
Please take note that no Kailash permit will be issued to those who are above 68 years old.
Important Pre-departure Information
Clothing
Casual dress and comfortable playing shoes are the norm in Tibet. Wear warm clothes since the nights and mornings are cold. It is strictly advised for Indian pilgrims not to wear saris during this yatra. Bring any things such as medicine, cosmetic items and personal toiletries from home because these are not readily available or near to the highway. Also, you should consider taking along a small first-aid kit. Another handy tool is a route map, to know where you are going and have been each day.
What to take
Winter wear: Though costly, there is no better material than Gore-Tex. Down sleeping bag, raincoat or windbreaker; thermal underwear; jackets – preferably thin, warm trousers and woolen shirts cotton will suffice also easy- to clean Kakhi pants are good, sweaters – warming but not hot ones, woollen gloves if possible, leather would kill your hands in Sahara sun a big handkerchief
Bring with you
You may bring snacks along the way, such as chocolates, dry fruits, toffees, glucose, namkeen, etc. Strong water bottles and water purifying tablets, Diamox tablets, a personal medical kit (for high altitude), sunglasses (to protect your eyes from UV, which is especially strong at high altitudes), sun block or sun screen lotion, wet tissues (fresh ones are excellent for wiping off the dust), a clothesline or clips, needle and thread, body spray (handy for smelly boots or feet and a round of spray in the toilet tent), toilet paper, a torch, and spare batteries, daypack (small shoulder bag), camera and films, binocular.
Health
One of the toughest high-altitude road journeys on earth. To begin with, you must be physically fit—no doubt about it. Patients suffering from asthma and heart problems usually have difficulty in adapting to high altitudes. In your interests, the most important is that you were studied by doctor to be advised of state of your health and how well you can go through hardships while staying for days in “no road” conditions”, extreme cold, dusty environment when trekking up on an altitude as high as 19500 feet during Parikrama etc.
Altitude Sickness
As you move across areas with high terrain, there are likely going to be symptoms of altitude sickness such as headaches, loss of appetite and nausea until your body acclimatizes itself to the elevation. It can be a couple of days or more for an individual. This is the sole reason why we have compulsory to spend two nights at Mansarovar before venturing into higher altitudes. Drink water, relax and avoid exercise. Avoid drinking alcohol or smoking before the tour and during it.
Currency
1 yuan is the unit of Chinese money. In Kerung, one can exchange money in the Bank of China.