Adi Kailash & Om Parvat(07N/08D)
Uttarakhand (65 Rating ) ₹32,499 Holy Yatra Couples/Group Yatra, Solo Yatra 24 hrs confirmation Expert Instructor Adventure Meals
Overview
The Adi Kailash Trek, located in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, is a sacred and adventurous journey. Often referred to as the "Chhota Kailash," this trek offers breathtaking views of the majestic Adi Kailash peak, resembling Mount Kailash in Tibet. The route takes trekkers through ancient villages, dense forests, and serene landscapes, allowing them to witness the rich cultural heritage of the region. Highlights include the pristine Parvati Sarovar and the sacred Om Parvat, a natural rock formation resembling the Hindu "Om" symbol. Ideal for spiritual seekers and nature enthusiasts, the trek is a blend of adventure
Highlights
- Majestic Adi Kailash Peak: Stunning views of the sacred Adi Kailash mountain.
- Parvati Sarovar: A serene, high-altitude lake with spiritual significance.
- Om Parvat: Natural rock formation resembling the sacred "Om" symbol.
- Cultural Heritage: Explore ancient villages and traditional Kumaoni culture.
- Scenic Landscapes: Trek through dense forests, meadows, and picturesque valleys.
- Spiritual Journey: Ideal for pilgrims seeking a blend of adventure and devotion.
Itinerary
- Arrival at Delhi railway station or airport and drive towards Kathgodam. ( appox 6 hrs drive). evening free for liesure. Overnight stay at hotel.
- Post breakfast drive to Pithoragrh (approx 7hrs drive). On the way visit Kainchi Dham, Chetai Golu Devta Temple and Jageshwar Dham. Overnight stay at Pithoragarh.
- Pithoragrh to Nabi/Napalchu Village (approx 7hrs drive). On the way visit the panoramic view of Indo-Nepal and Misty mountains. The drive along the Kali river which makes this adventure unforgettable. Overnight stay at Nabi/Napalchu homestay.
- Nabi/Napalchu to Adi Kailash Excursion (approx 3hrs drive/6kms trek). Today you are visiting Pandav Kutir, Almighty Adi Kailash, Parvati Sarovar, Bhim ki Kheti and Gaurikund. By the evening back to Homestay Nabi/Napalchu.
- Nabi/Napalchu to Om Parvat and Back to Dharchula (approx 67hrs drive). Visit Kalapani, Vyas Gufa, Nagparvat and Splendid Om Parvat. Overnight stay at Dharchula.
- Dharchula to Patalbhuvneshar (approx 6hrs drive). Same day visit Sacred Patalbhuvneshar cave "The research centre of Lord Shiva". Overnight stay at Patalbhuvneshar.
- Patalbhuvneshar to Kathgodam drive. (Approx 8hrs drive). Overnight stay at hotel.
- Yatra ends here with spiritual and adventurous memories.
Inclusion
Accommodation in hotel Kathgodam / Pithoragarh/Dharchula and Patalbhuvneshar on twin sharing basis
Accommodation in Nabi/Gunji/Napalchu homestay on sharingTransport Ex Delhi basis
Transport Ex Delhi
Daily Breakfast and dinner
Mountain Expert guide ex Dharchula
Innerline permit assistance
Proper first aid kit
Walki Talky support with Large Oxigen cyilender
Traditional welcome
High Altitude management and Safety consciousness
Online Briefing Session
Quality Yatra operation with professional and certified ground team
Exclusion
Any flight and train tickets Travel Insurance5% GST
Travel Insurance5% GST.
5% GST
Lunch during the Yatra Any kind of drinks like Miniral water, soft drinks etc
Any kind of drinks like Miniral water, soft drinks etc
Any nights increase due to landline or political crises (Extra cost barred by guests directly)
Anything which is not mentioned in the above Itinerary or inclusion
Note
- This trip covers locations based on high altitude and not recommended for people with asthma or other breathing concerns.
- The trek is not recommended for the children below 12 years.
- Keeping your safety first, if the weather is poor, the event may be delayed or postpone, and an alternative time slot will be suggested.
- Please carry an ID proof and passport size photo (PAN card will not be considered as a valid id proof).
- Kindly read all sections in attachment to know more about the trip.
- Kindly pay full attention to the briefing provided and follow all guidelines as recommended.
- Trekking is to immerse oneself in nature, so please expect basic facilities.
- Electricity may be available only at a few locations.
- Package includes vegetarian meals only.
- Vendor details will be shared post booking. Please co-ordinate with vendor on reporting time & location.
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- If you wish to cancel before receiving a confirmation, you will receive 100% refund.
- Full Refund- If cancelled before 7 days of scheduled departure.
- No Refund- If cancelled within 7 days of scheduled departure.
- If participants are unable to or refuse to go through with the experience at site, no refund will be applicable.
- 100% at the time of booking
- Rescheduling is subject to availability.
- Once the cancellation window ends, rescheduling cannot be done.
- Each booking allows for a maximum of two rescheduling opportunities. After which, no further changes can be made to the booking.
- Any price differences resulting from rescheduling, such as changes in seasonal rates or availability, will be applicable and will be communicated to the customer during the rescheduling process.
- In the event that a customer requests a rescheduling but fails to attend the newly scheduled appointment, it will be considered a missed appointment, and our standard cancellation policy will apply.
FAQ
- The Five Kedars: A Spiritual Journey in the Heart of the Himalayas The Five Kedars, also known as the Panch Kedar, are a group of five sacred Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand, India. These temples hold immense religious significance and are an important part of Hindu mythology. Here's a closer look at each of these revered shrines:
- Kedarnath Temple Kedarnath is the most prominent of the Panch Kedar temples, situated at an altitude of 3,583 meters (11,755 feet) near the Mandakini River. It is believed to be the site where the hump of Lord Shiva appeared. The temple is accessible through a 16 km trek from Gaurikund and is surrounded by majestic snow-capped peaks, offering a serene and spiritual experience.
- Tungnath Temple Tungnath is the highest Shiva temple in the world, perched at an elevation of 3,680 meters (12,073 feet). Located in the Tungnath mountain range, this temple marks the spot where Lord Shiva's arms are believed to have emerged. The trek to Tungnath starts from Chopta and is relatively short but steep, making it a favorite among adventure enthusiasts and pilgrims alike.
- Rudranath Temple Rudranath Temple is situated at an altitude of 2,286 meters (7,500 feet) amidst dense forests and alpine meadows. This temple is dedicated to the face of Lord Shiva. The journey to Rudranath involves a challenging trek through scenic landscapes and offers a tranquil environment for meditation and worship.
- Madhyamaheshwar Temple Located at an elevation of 3,497 meters (11,473 feet), Madhyamaheshwar Temple is where the navel of Lord Shiva is believed to have appeared. The trek to this temple is both beautiful and arduous, taking devotees through picturesque valleys and lush green forests. The temple's remote location adds to its spiritual ambiance, attracting those seeking solitude and divine blessings.
- Kalpeshwar Temple Kalpeshwar is the only Panch Kedar temple that remains open throughout the year. It is situated at an altitude of 2,200 meters (7,217 feet) in the picturesque Urgam Valley. The temple is unique as it enshrines the matted hair (jata) of Lord Shiva. The trek to Kalpeshwar is relatively easier compared to the other Kedars, making it accessible for a wider range of pilgrims.
- The Toughest Trek in Panch Kedar: Rudranath Temple
- Rudranath Temple trek is considered the toughest among the Panch Kedar. Situated at an altitude of 2,286 meters (7,500 feet), the journey involves a strenuous trek through dense forests, rugged terrains, and steep ascents. The challenging path, spanning approximately 20 kilometers from the nearest village, demands physical endurance and determination. Despite the difficulty, the trek rewards pilgrims with breathtaking views and a deeply spiritual experience, making it a revered destination for those seeking both adventure and divine blessings.
- To complete the Panch Kedar pilgrimage, start at Kedarnath, accessible via a 16 km trek from Gaurikund. Next, trek to Tungnath from Chopta, followed by the journey to Rudranath through Sagar village. Continue to Madhyamaheshwar from Uniana, and finally, reach Kalpeshwar from Helang. Plan the pilgrimage from May to October for favorable weather. Ensure physical fitness, carry essential trekking gear, and stay hydrated. Completing Panch Kedar offers a spiritually rewarding and adventurous experience amidst the majestic Himalayas.
- The Highest Kedar: Tungnath Temple
- Tungnath Temple is the highest Kedar among the Panch Kedar temples, perched at an elevation of 3,680 meters (12,073 feet) in the Tungnath mountain range of Uttarakhand, India. This sacred shrine, dedicated to Lord Shiva, offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere. Accessible via a 4 km trek from Chopta, Tungnath is renowned for its spiritual significance and stunning natural beauty. Pilgrims and trekkers alike visit Tungnath to experience its divine presence and panoramic Himalayan vistas.
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