Adi Kailash Trek

Overview

Overview: Adi Kailash: (6191 mt) Popularly known as Chota Kailash is in many ways a replica of the better-known Mt. Kailash in Tibet, especially in appearance. Adi-Kailash, however, is in the Indian Territory close to the Indo-Tibetan border, it is an area of great natural beauty, peace and serenity. Men and women, tired by the incessant roar of urban life, will find here a healing quietude, conducive to looking inward and discoursing with one’s inner self. At the very foot of Mt. Kailash is Gauri Kund, whose water reflects the mountain itself. Close by is Parvati Sarovar, also called “Mansarovar‟but much smaller than the original, on the bank of the Sarovar, local people have erected a temple of Shiva and Parvati. After the Chinese occupied Tibet from Gunji, Indian Sadhus or pilgrims offered their prayers here to Lord Shiva and took their journey to Kuti followed by Jyolingkong at an altitude of over 14500 feet to have a ‘Darshan‘of this mountain. When we enter this magical place, for a moment you feel, why God chose this place for their abode.