Kailash Trip – FAQ
Mount Kailash isn’t just a mountain—it’s a spiritual heart for millions and a sacred home to Lord Shiva. 🌌 This pilgrimage is about connecting with something far beyond everyday life. If you’re 12 to 70 years old, in good health, and seeking transformation, this journey welcomes you. 👣 If you’re over 70, a quick consult with your doctor is recommended.
The Kailash yatra takes place at high altitudes, so good health is key. 🧘♂️ Start some light cardio and breathing exercises to prepare, and get a quick health check to ensure you’re ready. Our itinerary includes acclimatization days, and we’ll carry emergency oxygen for added peace of mind. Bring your personal medications, too—better safe than sorry. 🩹
You’ll need a valid passport (with at least six months remaining), recent photos, and, for Indian citizens, an Aadhar or Voter ID. NRIs should also bring overseas citizenship documents. Don’t worry about the permits; we’ll handle that as part of your booking. Just send in your documents on time to keep everything smooth! ✈️
Booking is easy—just head to our website or reach out for a little guidance. A deposit secures your spot, with the rest due closer to departure. If plans change, you can cancel up to 30 days before the trip for a partial refund. For later cancellations, fees apply; check our terms for details. 💸
Yes, we strongly recommend travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking, emergency evacuation, medical expenses, and trip interruptions. 🌍 Check with your provider to ensure your policy covers remote areas and high altitudes.
Pack for warmth and comfort—think reliable trekking shoes, layers, personal medications, and any pooja items. 🕉️ We’ll send a detailed packing list to guide you. Many pilgrims find value in meditation, fasting, or chanting before the journey, and we offer optional guided sessions to help deepen your connection. 🙏
We’ve got you covered with comfortable accommodations and nutritious vegetarian meals along the route. If you have specific dietary needs, let us know in advance. We also include rest days to help with acclimatization and keep the journey relaxed. 🌿
Absolutely. Our team speaks English, Hindi, and Tamil, so you’ll feel right at home. 🏠 We’re also available on WhatsApp for questions and updates throughout the trip.
Yes! You’ll have time and space for personal prayer, meditation, and traditional ceremonies. Bring your pooja items if you like, or connect with our team to arrange rituals with local priests. 🌊 Many pilgrims also take a small bottle of water from Lake Manasarovar home as a sacred keepsake.
