Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra

An enquiry-only, longer-duration high-altitude route requiring detailed custom planning and current permit and access confirmation.

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Specialized route — enquiry only. This route lies within the Inner Line Permit zone near the Indo-China border in Pithoragarh district, requires special permits, has seasonal access restrictions, and involves high-altitude travel. Detailed custom planning and current permit and route confirmation are required; it is not offered as a simple fixed booking.

Day-wise itinerary

Day 1: Core route planning

The general approach is Kathgodam to Dharchula and Gunji; the number of travel and acclimatization days is set only after current conditions are checked.
Onward planning branches toward Jolingkong for Adi Kailash views and Nabidhang for Om Parvat views.

Day 2: Adi Kailash and Om Parvat sector

Adi Kailash (about 5,945m), also called Chhota Kailash, is considered sacred to Shiva and Parvati and is associated with Parvati Sarovar, Gauri Kund, and Ganesh Parvat.
Om Parvat (about 6,191m) is viewed from Nabidhang and is known for its natural snow formation resembling Om.

Day 3: Optional Panchachuli extension

A separate approach to Panchachuli Base Camp runs via Sobla and Dugtu village, through Darma Valley along the Dhauliganga River.
The area is associated in local belief with the Pandavas and must be planned as a separate route component.

Inclusions

Detailed route and acclimatization planning
Permit-process guidance and current access confirmation
Vehicle and stay categories confirmed in a custom quote
Season-aware coordination before departure

Exclusions

Permits or services not expressly confirmed in writing
Medical, evacuation, and personal high-altitude equipment
Anything not listed in final inclusions

Duration

Longer custom duration

Starting price

Enquiry only

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FAQs

Quick guidance before you send a custom travel enquiry.

Can this yatra be booked as a simple fixed package?

No. This route is within the Inner Line Permit zone near the Indo-China border in Pithoragarh district, requires special permits, has seasonal access restrictions, and involves high-altitude travel. Current permits, route operation, fitness considerations, and access must be confirmed through detailed custom planning.