Departure:
♦ 05-09 Nov 2024 – Available – Book Now
Cost:
♦ Rs. 18,000/- per person
♦ Rs. 12,500/- per person (Children between 5 and 12 years)
♦ Children below 5 years are not allowed.
Hotel Details:
♦ Dharchula: Hotel Bhagwati Inn / Similar
♦ Gunji/Nabi: Local Homestay
♦ Accommodation in non AC dormitory
♦ Breakfast and dinner (in the hotel as per hotel policy)
♦ Dharchula to Dharchula local taxi (Camper / Bolero / Sumo)
♦ Fuel, parking, driver allowance, toll, state tax
♦ Inner Line Permit
♦ Personal Trip Guidance
♦ All Applicable Taxes
♦ Any pickup and drop
♦ Lunch or any other meal
♦ Any entry charge, camera charge etc.
♦ Any personal shopping
♦ Medical and emergency cost
♦ Travel Insurance
♦ Aditional cost arised due to road closure or any other reason beyond our control
♦ Anything not mentioned in includes
Itinerary
Check in to your hotel in Dharchula. Dharchula is a serene town on the banks of the Kali River, bordering Nepal. En route, enjoy the scenic views of the lush green hills and valleys. Upon arrival in Dharchula, check in to your hotel. If time permits, explore the local market and visit Darchula town (Nepal side of Dharchula).
Meal Included: Dinner
After breakfast, check out the hotel. First obtain the Inner Line Permit required for traveling further into the region. With the permit in hand, embark on the journey to Gunji, approximately 80 km away. The drive takes you through breathtaking landscapes, offering glimpses of the majestic Himalayas and verdant valleys. Reach Gunji by evening and settle into your accommodation for an overnight stay. Gunji, situated at the confluence of the Kuthi Yankti and Kali rivers, serves as a serene and strategic stopover for travelers. Enjoy the peaceful ambiance and prepare for the next leg of your adventure.
Meal Included: Breakfast and Dinner
Stop for Lunch: Pangla or Budhi
Early in the morning after breakfast, start for the journey to Jolingkong, approximately 35 km away. The route offers stunning views of the Himalayas. On arrival, visit Adi Kailash, revered as the ‘Chota Kailash,’ for a spiritually enriching experience. Explore Parwati Sarovar, a pristine glacial lake with serene surroundings. Spend some time absorbing the tranquility and the majestic beauty of the place. After the darshan, return to Gunji for an overnight stay, reflecting on the day’s memorable experiences.
Meal Included: Breakfast and Dinner
Stop for Lunch: Jolingkong
Extra Cost: Pony charge, if needed
After breakfast, check out the hotel/homestay and start for Nabhidhang, located around 18 km away. Marvel at the majestic Om Parvat, where the natural snow deposition forms a sacred ‘Om’ symbol. After spending time soaking in the divine ambiance, visit the Kali Temple at Kalapani, a revered site with spiritual significance. Post temple visit, drive back to Dharchula. The route offers captivating views of the Himalayan landscape. Arrive in Dharchula by evening for an overnight stay, concluding your spiritually enriching and scenic journey.
Meal Included: Breakfast and Dinner
Stop for Lunch: Budhi or Pangla
After breakfast, check out the hotel. Trip ends!
Meal Included: Breakfast
Payment Policy:
♦ Advance for booking: Rs. 5,000/- per person (refundable as per cancellation policy)
♦ Rest amount to be paid before 45 days of travelling date.
Cancellation Policy:
♦ 10% of trip cost will be charged in case you cancel the trip 45 days before trip start day.
♦ 25% of trip cost will be charged in case you cancel the trip 30-44 days before trip start day.
♦ 50% of trip cost will be charged in case you cancel the trip 15-29 days before trip start day.
♦ No refund in case you cancel the trip 14 days before trip start day.
♦ No refund for unused or partial used services.
♦ Full refund if we cancel the trip.
Term & Conditions:
♦ Alcohol is strictly prohibited during the trip.
♦ Your Police Verification will be done at Dharchula. If you are declared unverified, your trip will be cancelled and no refund will be initiated.
♦ There may be a basic medical checkup at Dharchula. If you are found unfit, your trip will be cancelled and no refund will be initiated.
♦ There should be no heart and lungs patient. If you have any of the heart and/or lungs related issue, please consult your doctor and also let us know. Please note that we are not doctors and we have no doctor in our team.
♦ Your BMI (Body Mass Index) should not be more than 32.
♦ Homestays in Gunji/Nabi will be like dormitory. These are very basic properties with Indian style common washroom.
♦ Meals in homestays in Gunji/Nabi will be very simple. Dal, sabzi, roti, chawal in dinner and tea, bread-omelets or roti sabzi or aalu paratha in breakfast.
♦ Itinerary may be changed without prior information due to any reason (like weather, political reason etc). No refund will be given in case of a missed itinerary.
♦ Reserve your seat now by paying advance amount of Rs. 5,000/-. For more enquiry, you may contact us at 8650270044 or fill the form below.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is Adi Kailash?
Adi Kailash, also known as ‘Chota Kailash,’ is a sacred mountain located in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand. It holds religious significance for Hindus as it resembles Mount Kailash, the abode of Lord Shiva.
2. Where is Adi Kailash?
Adi Kailash is located near the Indo-Tibetan border in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand. It is situated within the Pithoragarh district and is accessible from the town of Dharchula.
3. How to reach Adi Kailash?
To reach Adi Kailash, one must travel to Dharchula by road, then proceed via Jolingkong by vehicle and 2 km trek the remaining distance. The journey typically involves a mix of road travel and trekking through the stunning landscapes of the Himalayas.
4. What is the best time to visit?
The best time to visit Adi Kailash is from mid May to mid November, when the weather is favorable for trekking. During this period, the skies are clear, offering beautiful views of the mountains.
5. Is the trek difficult?
The trek to Adi Kailash is not difficult, but requires good physical fitness. If you are unable to trek, you can hire mules from Jolingkong.
6. Do I need a permit?
Yes, an Inner Line Permit is required to visit Adi Kailash since it is near the Indo-Tibetan border. Permits are issued by the local administration at Dharchula for Indian nationals, and you should carry valid ID proof for verification.
7. What should I pack?
Essential items include warm clothing, windproof jacket, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, personal medications, ID proof and a water bottle. Sunglasses are also recommended for handling high-altitude sun exposure.
8. Are accommodations available?
Accommodations along the Adi Kailash route are basic, consisting of homestays and campsites. Facilities are limited. Booking through a travel agency ensures proper arrangements for food and shelter.
9. Is it safe to travel?
Yes, the Adi Kailash is safe for who are physically fit and properly acclimatized. It’s important to follow your guide’s advice, stay hydrated, and take precautions to avoid altitude sickness due to the high elevation.