Mount Kailash, the abode of Lord Shiva and Lake Mansarovar, the pristine lake created from the mind of Brahma, are deeply associated with Indian faith. It is a perfect opportunity for the Indian devotees to connect with their spiritual roots. This section here offers various packages relating to the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra created specially for Indian pilgrims. Our special Kailash Yatra Packages for Indian pilgrims ensure a smooth, comfortable and spiritually fulfilling experience, providing multiple travel options to ensure the package matches your time, health and preferences. To help Indian pilgrims experience this divine journey with comfort, safety and organized arrangements. Also, we have the options for traditional overland experience, a time-efficient helicopter journey, or a luxury pilgrimage with added comforts. Each option provided aims for a divine journey with minimum difficulties, maximum spiritual fulfillment and optimal comfort. 

Why Kailash Mansarovar Yatra for Indians?

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is highly revered both spiritually and culturally, with the major participation from Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Bon followers. It takes one around the vicinity of this sacred mountain and to the shores of Lake Mansarovar. For Indian devotees, Mount Kailash is the very manifestation of Shiva, and above all, the Yatra is endowed with the greatest respect that a pilgrimage could acknowledge. Along with Mount Kailash, Mansarovar Lake is also considered sacred, and pilgrims believe that a dip in its holy water can free an individual from their sins and thus 'moksha’ can be earned. The pilgrimage not only further strengthens belief but also enacts different tests of faith, endurance, and devotion through rough terrain and soaring high altitudes, thereby adding to the lifetime experience for these devotees.

How to reach Kailash Mansarovar from India?

For the Indian pilgrims, there are two ways one can travel to Kailash Mansarovar: either by arriving at Kathmandu or directly from Lucknow. From Kathmadu, one can choose both a road or air route; however, only the heli option is available if travelling via Lucknow. 

Kailash Mansarovar via Kathmandu

To travel via Kathmandu, any Indian traveller must arrive at Kathmandu first and can take either the road journey or air travel to reach Tibet. 

By Air Route

The air route consists of flights from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj and then to Simikot, followed by a helicopter ride to Hilsa (Nepal-Tibet border). From there, travelers continue to Taklakot, Lake Mansarovar, and Mount Kailash by road. This route takes around 11 days in total.

By Road Route

The road route takes around 14 days via the Kyirong border. Starting from Kathmandu, the journey follows the route through Kyirong, Saga, Darchen, and Kailash Kora before returning back the same way. This option is preferred by those who want a scenic road trip through Tibet.

Kailash Mansarovar via Lucknow

This route is specially for Indian pilgrims, making it easy for them without having to come to Kathmandu. One can arrive in Lucknow and can directly travel to Tibet. 

By Air Route 

For this route, travelers must reach Lucknow, then proceed by road to Nepalgunj. From Nepalgunj, take a flight to Simikot and then a helicopter ride to Hilsa. After crossing into Taklakot (Tibet), the journey continues by road to Lake Mansarovar and Mount Kailash. This route takes approximately 10 days in total and is a quicker option compared to the road route from Kathmandu.

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, apart from being a religious quest, is a journey that allows the traveler to relish all of God's greatest creations: tranquil lakes, snow-clad mountains, and never ending plains of Tibet. Many pilgrims say their lives were changed in some way by this Yatra, either through new waves of spirituality or through new experiences. This yatra thus becomes not just a pilgrimage for every Indian but also a spiritual and private journey of faith and self-exploration.