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Kailash & Mansarovar Yatra Ex.kathmandu (Kerung) (13 Nights / 14Days)


Introduction

Mt. Kailash, located in the Western region of Tibet, has been considered sacred by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bonpos for thousands of years. For Hindus, it is the place where Lord Shiva is residing and for Buddhists, Jains, and Bonpos it is the center of the Universe. This tour includes rigorous overland driving enjoying enchanting Tibetan plateau. In fact, this is the perfect way to experience pilgrimage tour to Mt Kailash and Holy Mansarovar Lake.

Trip Facts

Trip Code KTY03 / 019 / 020
Duration 14 Days
Starts in Kathmandu
Ends in Kathmandu
Trip Route Kathmandu-Sysbrubesi-Kerung-Holy Mt. Kailash & Mansarovar Lake-Saga-Kerung-Kathmandu
Mode of Trip in Nepal By Coach
Mode of Trip in Tibet By Coach
Best time of travelling May, June, July, Aug & September
Maximum Altitude 1350m to 5850m
DAY ITINERARY MEALS
01 Arrive Kathmandu & Transfer to hotel. D.
02 Half Day Kathmandu Sightseeing & Trip Briefing. B.L.D.
03 Kathmandu – Syabrubesi. B.L.D.
04 Drive Syaprubeshi – Kerung. B.L.D.
05 Drive Kerung – Saga B.L.D.
06 At Saga, for acclimatization B.L.D.
07 Drive Saga - Mansarovar. B.L.D.
08 Drive Lake Mansarovar to Darchen, Base Camp of Kailash. B.L.D.
09 1st Day of Parikrama to Diraphuk. B.L.D.
10 2nd Day of Parikrama to Zuthulphuk. B.L.D.
11 3rd Day of Parikrama. Drive to Saga B.L.D.
12 Drive Saga to Kerung B.L.D.
13 Drive Kerung to Kathmandu B.L.D.
14 Final Departure B.
Cost Include: Cost Exclude:

Accommodation

03 Nights’ accommodation in Kathmandu at 4 Star Category with breakfast, lunch & dinner [Pure veg. Meals] in sharing basis.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 night accommodation in Syaprubeshi at guest house with breakfast, lunch & dinner [Pure veg. Meals] in sharing basis.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Accommodation in Tibet with breakfast lunch & dinner [Pure veg. Meals] using Guest Houses in sharing basis.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Mineral water throughout Kailash Yatra.
Tickets to Kathmandu and return.

Transportation

Kathmandu arrival and departure transfers by private A/C coach.
Single room supplement in Kathmandu.
--------------------------------------------------------------------- Any extra services such as extra vehicle / hotel nights / sightseeing tours than mentioned in the itinerary.
--------------------------------------------------------------------- Kathmandu - Syabrubeshi - Rasuwa Gadhi- Kathmandu transfer by private coach.
---------------------------------------------------------------------One half-day Kathmandu sightseeing tour covering Pashupatinath & Budanilkantha by private A/C coach.
---------------------------------------------------------------------- In Tibet, land transfer by luxury bus.
--------------------------------------------------------------------- Supporting truck to carry luggage, food, equipment etc.
--------------------------------------------------------------------- Yak & Yakmen for trekking equipment and food during Kailash Parikrama.
Nepal visa for NRIs & foreigners.

Staff

Highly qualified and experienced Sherpa staff throughout the trip.
Tibetan Guide.
All personal expenses like telephone calls, tips, shopping, laundry, cold/hard drinks etc.

Rescue Equipments

Air compressor bag [Gammo Bag].
First Aid Kit.
Oxygen Cylinder.
Personal use of pony/porter during Parikrama [Kora].

Permit / Fees

Tibet Permit fee.
Normal Chinese Visa fee.
Evacuation cost.

Communication Facilities

Local Mobile [Chinese, will be charged as per the use].
Walky talky.
Travel Insurance.

Complimentary

Windcheater Jacket.
Duffle bag.
Day pack.
Cap.
Trip Certificate.
Extra cost such as extra night stay than mentioned in the itinerary, ill health, cancellation, changes in itinerary that are incurred due to unforeseen reasons such as road blockage due to landslide, heavy snowfall, strikes, flight cancellation etc.
Visa splitting charge and extra transportation cost, if returning early from Tibet.
Service which are not mentioned above in inclusion part.
  • 1
    Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu & transfer to hotel.

    Upon arrival in Kathmandu Airport meet our office representative. He will assist to transfer the hotel. Rest at the hotel. Overnight at Hotel.

  • 2
    Day 02: Half Day Kathmandu Sightseeing & Trip Briefing

    Breakfast at hotel. Sightseeing Tour to Pashupatinath & Budhanilkantha. Evening Tour briefing at hotel in Kathmandu.

  • 3
    Day 03: Kathmandu – Syabrubesi

    After Breakfast continue the trip to Syaprubeshi, a small town near Rashuwa Gadhi, the Border of Nepal and China. Overnight at Hotel in Syabrubesi.

  • 4
    Day 04: Drive Syaprubeshi – Kerung

    After breakfast we drive to China border (Friendship bridge). After completion of custom formalities drive to Kerung.
    Overnight at Kerung in Guest House.

  • 5
    Day 05: Drive Kerung – Saga

    Drive Kerung to Saga. After breakfast you drive from Kerung to Saga
    Overnight at Saga Guest House.

  • 6
    Day 06: At Saga, for acclimatization

    Rest Day at Saga for acclimatization
    Overnight at Saga Guest House.

  • 7
    Day 07: Drive Saga - Mansarovar

    Today you travel to Mansarovar via Prayang and Mayum La Pass (5200 m) and arrive at Hor Quo (4560 m). Lunch on the way. From Hor Quo you go for parikarma of Mansarovar Lake by drive and arrive at Chu Gompa for night halt. Today is the day of lifetime as you will have the first sight of Holy Mt. Kailash and Holy Lake Mansarovar. Overnight at Mansarovar Guest House.

  • 8
    Day 08: Drive Lake Mansarovar to Darchen, Base Camp of Kailash

    In the morning do Pooja and take holy bath at Mansarovar. After lunch, drive to Darchen, the base camp of Mt. Kailash. The drive takes about 1 & half hours.
    At Darchen yatris who wants Mt. Kailash Parikrama with horses and porters will have to confirm our guide so that he can arrange all before starting the parikarma.
    Overnight at Darchen at Guest House.

  • 9
    Day 09: 1st Day of Parikrama to Diraphuk

    Morning drive near to Yama Dwar. Here you will meet our yaks and yak men. We will load all logistics on yaks and start Parikrama. Visit Yama Dwar on the way. The First day of Kora is a gradual walking of 5 hours. From the way you have Darshan of West face of Kailash. Today your night halt at Dirapuk. From Dirapuk view of North face of Kailash in a distance.
    Yatris who are not going Mt Kailash Parikrama will stay at Darchen till those people going Parikrama return back. Overnight at Dirapuk at Guest House.

  • 10
    Day 10: 2nd Day of Parikrama to Zuthulphuk

    Early morning trek uphill Dolmala Pass. It takes about 4 to 5 hours. After reaching top of the pass 5850 m then trek down to the valley floor. It takes another 4 to 5 hours. After cross Dolmala when you move down you see Gaurikund. This day is longest and toughest day of Parikrama. So be prepared in mind accordingly. Like yesterday today also your overnight will be in tented camp at Zuthulphuk.
    Overnight at Zuthulpuk at Guest House.

  • 11
    Day 11: 3rd Day of Parikrama. Drive to Saga

    Today is last of Parikrama. After breakfast you trek down of 10 km with the winding gradual track. Once you reach the place called Chengdu, our transport will pick up you and drive back to Dongba. Today you night halt will be at Dongba.
    Overnight at Dongba at Guest House.

  • 12
    Day 12: Drive Saga to Kerung

    Morning after breakfast you set off your journey back to Kerung with sweet memory of Mt Kailash and Mansarovar Lake.
    Overnight at Kerung Guest House.

  • 13
    Day 13: Drive Kerung to Kathmandu

    From Kerung you drive back to the friendship bridge at Rasuwa Gadhi, the Border of Nepal and China. After completing custom formalities you drive to Kathmandu.
    Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu.

  • 14
    Day 14: Final Departure

    After breakfast final departure


Payment Terms:

Initial booking amount of INR 15000 PER PERSON [non-refundable] to be deposited at the time of booking.

50% of payment should make 30 days prior to the departure of trip to Tibet.

All payment should be cleared before the commencement of Trip.

Policy Of Cancellation Of Trip:

A charge of 10% will be applied for any cancellation made prior to 25 days of departure date.

A charge of 25% will be applied for any cancellation made prior to 20 days of departure date.

A charge of 50% will be applied for any cancellation made prior to 10 days of departure date.

No refund for any cancellation made thereafter

Verbal cancellation will not be entertained

  • Optional Tour If you wish to extend your trip to any pilgrimage site such as Muktinath, Janakpur Dham, Damodar Kund, Kagvusundi Lake etc. or you want to go for any short trips such as Pokhara, Chitwan, Dhulikhel, Nagarkot etc. please ask us.
  • Risk & Liability We will do our best to make the tour with safe and smooth. As all the tour programs are conducted strictly under the rules and regulations of Tibet Tourism Bureau (TTB), we will not be accountable for any changes due to change of official rules and laws of Tibet. Moreover Wewill also not be liable for any changes in the itinerary due to unavoidable circumstances such as landslide, road blockage, flood, snow, and political unrest, cancellation of flight, sickness and accidents. Any extra cost arising due to the above circumstances shall be borne by the clients on the spot.

Kailash Faqs

We have realized that many yatris do not enough information about their yatra of lifetime and do not know what to expect in Tibet while their yatra. Therefore, we have prepared this document with the view that yatris will find it useful.

Q. 01: How many days required for Mt. Kailash Yatra?
Holy Mt. Kailash yatra require
- 14 days by A/C deluxe coach and – 10 days by Helicopter via Nepalganj.
Q. 02: How we will be doing 14 days Yatra?
14 days Kailash Yatra by by A/C deluxe coach
- Kathmandu to Kodari (Nepal – Tibet border) non a/c tourist bus will be used. In Tibet, A/C deluxe coach will be used. Routing Kathmandu-Zhyagmu-Nyalam-Saga-Paryang-Mansarovar-Darchen Dirapuk-Zuthulpuk-Darchen-Paryang-Saga-Nyalam-Kathmandu.
- 10 days Kailash Yatra by Helicopter Kathmandu – Nepalgang – Simikot – Hilsa (by helicopter) – Taklakot – Mansarovar – Darchen – Dirapuk – Zuthulpuk – Darchen – Mansarovar – Taklakot – Hilsa – Simikot (by helicopter) – Nepalganj – Kathmandu. Also 3 days Mt. Kailash Parikrama.
02: What sorts of transport/vehicles are provided for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra package (Nepal & Tibet) side both?
Nepal: We always ensure that comfortable and decent mean of transportation is provided to all of its customers. Generally, types of vehicles vary upon group size. For example, non a/c car, bus, hiace, mini bus etc.
Tibet: We have always been assessing the services on the ground. We have been using land cruiser in the past years for our yatris due to the road condition in Tibet. However, upon our assessment, we have found out that, road condition in Tibet has dramatically progressed. Thus, looking at the road condition and comfortable point of view, we have decided to use deluxe a/c tourist coach for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Our yatris enjoy chanting bhajans whilst their journey in such comfortable coach.
Q. 03: What sorts of hotels are provided for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra package (Nepal & Tibet) side both?
Nepal:Kathmandu
Helicopter Yatra: 5 Star Annapurna / 5 Star Shangri La or similar Overland Yatra: 4 StarRoyal Singi, Grand, Manaslu or similar Nepalgunj
Siddhartha, Vatika, Sneha or similar (For Helicopter Only)

Tibet: Bearing comfort of our yatris in mind, we have decided to minimize use of camping wherever possible. Thus, our Kailash Mansarovar Yatra itinerary includes guest house at all places in Tibet (no more camping).
Nyalam: Guest house New Dongba: Guest house Taklakot: Guest house Mansarovar: Guest house Darchan: Guest house Derapuk: Guest house
Zuthulpuk: Guest house
Q. 04: How can we make payment?
A. We have following payment options:
- Pay on line through credit card OR.
- Swift transfer to OUR BANK account. Contact us for our bank details.
- Pay by credit card.
- Send a Demand Draft by courier.
Q. 05: What is Chinease Visa & Tibet Travel Permit?
The Chinese visa is a paper based document known as group visa.
In a first stage of process, we would require completed documentation from you by post. The list of documents that are require are listed in booking confirmation document which we will forward you by post or email once we receive deposit payment. We will obtain your Tibet Travel Permit
Once, we obtain Tibet permit, will apply for Chinese visa (generally, this happens on a very next of your arrival in Kathmandu). We would need your original passport to do this. We will return your passport once, we obtain Chinese group visa.
Since, all this process is time consuming; we highly suggest our yatris to book or decide Yatra as early as possible.
Q. 06: Is Asthapad excursion included in our Yatra?
Kailash by Helicopter Yatra includes Asthapad excursion. Our standard Kailash Mansarovar overland Yatra does not include Asthapad excursion. However, we are more than happy to arrange this excursion for you with a little extra cost of £50 per person.
Q. 07: What is Inner & Outer parikrama?
Outer parikrama: Our standard Kailash Mansarovar overland Yatra and Kailash by Helicopter are generally outer parikrama. These are easy to complete.
Inner parikrama: On the other hand, inner parikrama is quiet challenging and takes longer than outer parikrama. Generally, it takes 3-4 days longer than our standard overland tour and cost £399 per person extra. Please ensure you are healthy enough to do this parikrama. We do not recommend inner parikrama for anyone beyond the age of 60 years old unless they are good health condition.
Q. 08: What if I am unable or don’t want to do parikrama?
If you are unable to do or don’t want to do parikrama, you may choose to stay in Darchen. We will provide you with accommodation and food in Darchen (base camp for Kailash). You will stay in Dacrhen and wait until other return from the parikrama. However, you are responsible to bear any cost for such stay (which you can pay directly).
Q. 09: Can I return without parikrama and without waiting for group?
Generally, the answer is not. You enter with the group and you exit with the group.
Q. 10: Can I do parikrama riding on horse (pony) and how much does it cost?
Yes, you can do this. The cost is approximately 2000 -2500 Yuan and may vary payable directly to horse herder or yak man or the porter. Please note that, the package does not include these costs.
Q. 11: What will be the group size or how many people are in the group?
We provide 1 Sherpa for every 5-6 yatris. Generally, our group size is made of around 25 people.
Q.12: Is it essential or good to commence the tour on a full moon day?
You can commence your yatra any day. Some people prefer to reach at Mansarovar or Kailash on full moon day.
Full Moon departures are subject to 10% additional cost.
There are several reasons why yatris choose full moon.

- Festivals in Tibet happen during Full Moon (especially Saga Dawa Full Moon Festival: the holiest day in Tibetan Buddhism) – Full-Moon in Mansarovar: Many yatris prefer doing puja during the Full moon (Purnima) – Many want to see beautiful view of full moon over Mount Kailash – Prefer doing Kora during Full-moon

Disadvantages yatris travelling on Full-Moon:
Tibet might close: Occasionally immolation happens in Tibet during festivals during summer time. Like last year in May 2012, Tibet was shut down by government for a month or so. So many Yatris were stranded or postponed their dates even though they have all the permit and paperwork.

Crowd: Since many people want to go to Tibet during the full moon, there will be overbooking of Guest houses and vehicles in Tibet. To reduce this, a government agency, CIPSC (Chinese Indian Pilgrim Service Centre) has incurred extra 10% charges for the travellers. Unnecessary price increase: Due to high demand all services in Tibet side, many local people will make goods and services expensive. So if you need any additional goods or services that we do not provide then it might be pricey.
Q. 13: What sorts of items should I carry?
We suggest you take warm clothes like sweater, trousers, thermo coat, monkey cap, trekking shoes, high neck, gloves etc. For extensive, Kailash kit list, please refer to our trip dossier which we will post once we receive deposit payment.
Q. 14: Can we keep in touch with our friend & family during the Yatra?
You may bring GSM phone (unlocked) with you and buy Chinese sim card at phone shop on the way to Kailash.
Q. 15: TTB
All arrangements within Tibet are solely at the discretion of the China Tibet Tourism Bureau (TTB); a government organizations, and we have no control over the quality of vehicles or facilities. TTB has right or can deny permit or even stop giving permits from time to time.
Q. 16: Do you cater tailor-made itinerary if, yes, and then what are the criteria?
Yes! We are able to tailor-made standard itinerary but we would require your group size of 25 people at least. Even, in some cases, we may still be able to provide you with tailor-made itinerary but with higher cost. These are known as private yatra.
Q. 17: What type of food and drink will be provided during Kailash Yatra (especially in Tibet)?
The hygienic and pure vegetarian food will be provided during yatra. We will be providing drinking water.
Q. 18: What sorts of clothing and accessories are suggested for yatra?
Kailash Mansarovar yatra involve yatris travelling to the high altitude areas. Hence, the climate tends to be cold. Thus, yatris are recommended to take warm clothes, thermo coat, monkey cap, comfort shoes, masks, walking sticks, sunscreen lotions and sun glasses etc. during yatra. However, please refer to our yatra dossier for extensive list.
Q. 19: Can we use foreign currency in Tibet?
The answer is No! The currency that is used in Tibet is only Chinese Yuan. You can change your currency to Chinese Yuan once you arrive in Kathmandu or Tibet border.
Q. 20: In how many days would I finish Mt. Kailash parikarma and how long it is?
Holy Kailash parikarma is approx 52 kms trek to be completed in 2 nights / 3 Days. Night camping / guesthouse in Dirapuk & Zuthul-puk.
Q. 21: What is the best time to travel?
Holy Mt. Kailash yatra starts in the last week of April till September every year.
Q. 22: How many days would I need to hire the Yak / Horse and a Porter during the whole trip and how much it costs?
If you do not want to trek you can hire horse/pony for parikarma. Parikrama (kora) that is for 3 days. It will cost you approx. Yuan 2000 per Yak with Yak man.
Q. 23: What are the hidden charges i.e. to be paid direct?
Additional expenses incurred due to delay, Accidents, Natural disaster & Political action. Following are the charges not included during yatra.

- Yak and Yak man cost – Rescue or evacuation if need, Tibet visa separation cost – Travel insurance, drink, laundry, Telephone/fax, Additional transportation cost. – If you are not going for Kailash Parikrama due to any reason and staying back at Darchen for three days, you have to pay extra £50 per day for accommodation and food in Darchen. – Airport tax of Kathmandu. To be paid cash direct at the airport while taking return flight.
Q. 24: How much amount we should carry and in what form whether traveller’s cheque, Dollar or Tibetan cash or Indian Rupees
In Kathmandu you may use USD OR Indian Currency (however denominations of INR 500 & 2000 are not allowed in Nepal). For Tibet you will need Chinese Yuan only. For 14 days in Tibet we suggest you to carry approx Yuan 3000 Per Person. Which you may need for emergency and to pay for horse during Kailash Parikrama. Balance (unused Yuan) may be exchanged again on the way back.

INR 100 = NPR 160 INR 100 = CNY 14 (CHINESE YUAN) you can exchange Yuan in Kathmandu or in Tibet border. Most of the yatri/customer exchanges their currency in Nepal-Tibet border.
Q. 25: What is your cancellation policy?
Cancellation Policy:
30 days before departure date, INR 15,000 will be charged as cancellation.
15 days before departure date, INR 25,000 will be charged as cancellation.
07 days before departure date, No refund allowed.
Q. 26: Do you provide something?
We Provide:
- Camping Equipment’s (to be returned at the end) – Sleeping bags (down with inside extra cover), (to be returned at the end) – Jacket (down) (to be returned at the end) – Oxygen Back-up & Gaymo Bag.
Q. 27: What medical reports do I need to carry?
No medical report is required but we insist every yatri to consult their doctor before traveling to high altitude. Also every yatri must declare their physical status and specify if they are allergic to any medicine.
Q.28: Besides the passport what other official documents will I need on the yatra?
You need to carry:-
Valid Passport with 4 passport size photographs Medical Insurance Policy
Q.29: Can we take children with age group of 6 and 10 years?
Yes, can take children (physically normal) along with you but at your own risk because you know your child better.
Q.30: What are the precautions taken for the children?
You have to take same precautions as you are taking for yourself.
Q.31: Will one oxygen cylinder be sufficient for four of us?
Our team will provide oxygen cylinder in emergency. Usually, oxygen cylinder is not required. However, some yatri prefer to carry their own handy oxygen cylinders. You may buy small portable cylinder in Tibet. It may cost approx. Yuan 30-40 per cylinder.
Q.32: What will be the charges for children?
Yatra cost is same for children.
Q.33: Will your cook be travelling with us during the entire trip. Will he be carrying stove and utensils can he make vegetarian items.
Yes, cooks will be travelling with you during the entire trip. They will carry all necessary cooking items with them and you will get only vegetarian food during yatra.
Q.34: Can we prescribe the menu for cooking on daily basis?
Yes, you may discuss and suggest your choice. If possible and other yatris agree our cook will not mind cooking your choice of food.
Q.35: Is VISA cost included in the total tour cost?
Yes, cost of Tibet Visa is included. However, cost of Nepal visa is not included (applicable for foreign nationals only). Indian passport holders do not need Nepal Visa.
Q.36: Can we find some helpers to help our kids/luggage during the trekking part of the journey? Will they be available there or do we have to take them with us.
Yes, you can get helpers/porters for your kids/luggage; the charge may be approx Yuan 300 per day.
Q.37: What will be the arrangement in case there is any break down of vehicle (Coach)?
We will send another Vehicle (Coach).
Q.38: Are there any frequent landslides on the way?
No, it depends on weather.
Q.39: Is good sanitation available during the camping days?
Yes, toilet tents may be made available.
Q.40: Availability of drinking water on the yatra?
Water bottles / pure natural mineral water, or water purification tablets may be made available.
Q.41: Where we can find facial cream and all other items?
You can buy everything in Kathmandu, Nepal. Our executive will guide / help you.
Q.42: Can I bring video camera and digital camera? Weather we will have possibility to recharge the batteries or is there any restrictions to use these things.
Yes, you can bring camera & videos along with you. The voltage in Tibet is 220V. Can be re-charging most of the places but not during 3 days parikrama. We suggest to travel with extra batteries.
Q.43: What about communication possibilities?
Darchen (base camp of Mt. Kailash) is the last point where communication facility is available. Mobile will not work in Kailash region. It works only in town. Our guides will be using satellite phones during parikrama.
Q.44: Is there any pandit available?
No! You have to bring your pundit.
Q. 45: When we should book the Holy Mt. Kailash Yatra and how to book?
You should book this yatra minimum 45 days in advance. To book, we need copy of passport (1st page only) with 25% advance deposit.
Q. 46: Is it necessary to send our document with advance 45 days before?
Yes, we must send copy of your passport to China for approval.
Q.47: If we are not feeling comfortable or physically fit for parikarma then what we will do.
In such case, you must stay back in Darchen for 3 days.
Q.48 Do`s & Don’ts for Kailash Trip ?
Do's
For smooth & successful completion of yatra, it is essential to develop good understanding among yatris.
Do take diamox regularly till you finish the parikrama.
Drink plenty of water & fluids during trekking. Take liberal amounts of hot, fluids and enough nourishment to provide energy for body.
Do cover yourself properly and protect yourself from Cold.
Use good quality tinted snow-glasses or dark sun glasses to protect eyes against snow blindness. Avoid use of cheap, poor quality sun glasses.
Apply good quality sunscreen lotion (30 SPF) to exposed parts of the body to avoid sunburn, particularly during parikramas.
If there is heavy snowfall or snow storms, stay close to each other & avoid being separated.
Do respect their culture and people.
Do maintain cleanliness.
Follow instructions of the Tour officer properly.


Don'ts
Do not neglect to consume sufficient food & fluids. Do remember that pilgrims suffer from loss of appetite at high altitudes.
So, per force consume enough nourishment.
Do not over exert. Fatigue can lead to cold and more serious problems, especially at high altitude.
Do not take photographs of Army Officials and Check Post.
Do not talk about Dalai Lama.
Do not smoke or consume alcohol during the yatra & especially at high altitudes, as this is dangerous & has serious consequences.
Q.49: What type of medical test is required for this trip?
TMT test. (Not compulsory).
Q. 50: What we must carry?
Be sure you have the needy items!.
Warm clothes, water bottle, water purification tabs, sun tan lotion utility knife, dusk musk, medicine for headaches, fever, colds, stomach disorders and diamox (unless you are allergic to sulpha drugs) for altitude sickness, It is also good to carry dry fruit, juice powder, breads, candy, canned or packed food, nuts, pickles and biscuits.
* if you do not have any of the above items, our executive will assist you in Kathmandu.
Q.51: Do you have any age restriction?
The age limit is 65 years old. If you are below 65 years old and physically fit you may travel but we insist everyone to consult their doctor and must mention that you are going to high altitude. Couple of old aged people travelled with us and have successfully done the parikrama