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Hidden in the far reaches of Kumaon, the Adi Kailash & Om Parvat trek combines raw Himalayan adventure with cultural depth. The route follows the emerald Kali River to Dharchula, climbs through quiet frontier valleys, and passes through villages like Gunji, Kuti, and Nabhi, where carved wooden homes and smoky kitchens welcome travelers.
At Jolingkong, a mirror-like high-altitude lake reflects the snow-covered Adi Kailash, often called “Chhota Kailash” for its striking resemblance to its Tibetan counterpart. A day later, trekkers stand before Om Parvat, where fresh snow forms a rare natural “ॐ” pattern on the dark rock face — a breathtaking spectacle found only in this corner of the Himalayas.
This is not a race to a summit but a slow immersion into landscapes, mountain life, and the frontier spirit of Uttarakhand. Whether you’re drawn by big skies, remote trails, or the stillness only high mountains can offer, this trek delivers an unforgettable experience wrapped in crisp alpine air and Kumaoni hospitality.
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Itineraries
Day 1
Drive Haldwani/Kathgodam To Pithorgarh (240Km)
Altitude: 1,627 m
Your spiritual adventure begins with an early morning pickup from Haldwani (554 m) or Kathgodam Railway Station—the main gateway to Kumaon. Well-connected by road and rail, Kathgodam is also a key entry point for the Adi Kailash & Om Parvat as well as the Kailash Mansarovar via Lipulekh Pass.
After assembling, the group drives to Bhimtal for freshening up, then continues towards Pithoragarh. En route, visit some of Kumaon’s most revered pilgrimage sites:
- Neem Karoli Baba Ashram (Kainchi Dham)
- Golu Devta Mandir (Almora)
- Jageshwar Dham (One of the 12 Jyotirlingas)
Upon arrival at Pithoragarh (1,627 m), check into your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
Meals: Dinner
Stay: Hotel (Double/Triple sharing)
Day 2
Drive Pithorgarh To Dharchula (100Km)
Altitude: 940 m
After breakfast, the journey continues to Dharchula, a charming border town on the banks of the Kali River, divided between India and Nepal. Nestled amidst lush green mountains, Dharchula offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural vibrancy.
Today, Inner Line Permits for restricted border areas will be arranged. In your free time, explore the Nepal Bazaar, just across the river.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Stay: Hotel (Double/Triple sharing)
Day 3
Drive Dharchula To Gunji/Nabi (70Km)
Altitude: 3,200 m
Drive through scenic Himalayan villages—Chialekh, Garbyang, and Nepalchu—with mesmerizing views of waterfalls, rivers, and snow-clad mountains.
Arrive at Gunji (3,200 m), a small high-altitude village near the Indo-Tibet border. Gunji is the base for Adi Kailash & Om Parvat adventure and also lies on the route of the MEA-organized Kailash Mansarovar.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Stay: Guest House / Homestay (Sharing basis)
Day 4
Excursion To Adi Kailash (Jyolingkong) & Return To Gunji
Start early with a local jeep drive to Jyolingkong (4,762 m) for panoramic views of Mount Adi Kailash. En route, you will pass notable Himalayan peaks including Kunti Parvat, Pandav Fort, Brahma Parvat, Pandav Parvat, and Parvati Mukut.
From Jyolingkong, trek 3–4 km to reach Parvati Kund (also known as Gauri Kund) and the Adi Kailash base area. This section offers high-altitude landscapes, glacial streams, and clear views of surrounding summits. After exploration and photography, return to Gunji for overnight stay.
Day 5
Excursion To Om Parvat & Return To Gunji & Drive To Narayan Ashram/Dharchula (102Km)
Altitude: 1,240 m
Today’s highlight is the sacred Om Parvat—a miraculous mountain where natural snow formations form the symbol ‘ॐ’. Drive 22 km from Gunji to Nabhidang (4,340 m), the viewpoint for Om Parvat.
After darshan, return to Gunji. En route, visit:
- Sheshnag Parvat (spectacular peak views)
- Ved Vyas Gufa (cave where sage Ved Vyas is believed to have meditated)
- Kali Temple, Kalapani (a spiritually powerful site near the river’s origin)
Later, proceed 60 km towards Narayan Ashram for an overnight stay (subject to availability). Alternatively, return to Dharchula for the night.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Stay: Ashram Guest House (sharing) / Hotel in Dharchula
Day 6
Drive Dharchula To Chaukori (110Km)
Altitude: 2,020 m
After completing the core pilgrimage circuit, begin the return journey. Drive to Chaukori, a serene hill town known for its tea gardens and panoramic Himalayan views. Depending on road conditions, travel time may vary. On arrival, relax at your hotel.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Stay: Hotel (Double/Triple sharing)
Day 7
Drive From Chaukori To Haldwani/Kathgodam (230Km)
Post breakfast, depart for Haldwani/Kathgodam. En route, stop at the mystical Patal Bhuvaneshwar Cave (Gangolihat)—an ancient limestone cave with stunning rock formations depicting Hindu deities, revered as a spiritual wonder.
Arrive at Haldwani/Kathgodam by evening (~7 pm). It is recommended to plan onward travel after 9 pm. The journey concludes with divine blessings and unforgettable Himalayan memories.
Meals: Breakfast
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Tour Ends with Divine Blessings of Lord Shiva
Accommodation: Clean and hygienic stay on double / triple / quad sharing basis (hotels, guesthouses, camps, or cottages as per package).
Note: In Gunji and Nabi, only 5- or 6-sharing rooms are available due to limited infrastructure.
Meals: 6 breakfasts and 6 dinners, featuring a wholesome vegetarian North Indian menu.
Transportation:
- Haldwani ↔ Dharchula – Comfortable road transfer as per the chosen itinerary. Vehicles include Dzire, Ertiga, Innova, Bolero, or Tempo Traveller (Note: AC is not operated in hilly regions).
- Dharchula ↔ Dharchula (Yatra Route) – 4×4 cabs (Bolero / Scorpio) for rugged mountain terrain.
Experienced Team:
- Knowledgeable tour guide for assistance throughout the yatra.
- Mountain-trained driver with expertise in Himalayan roads.
Other Inclusions:
- All parking fees, toll taxes, fuel charges, and driver allowances.
- Required Inner Line Permits (ILP) to enter restricted areas.
- Basic First Aid facilities carried by guides and drivers.
- Any meals not mentioned in the inclusions.
- Personal expenses such as porterage, bottled/mineral water, tips, laundry, etc.
- Entry fees, optional activities, or tickets unless specified under inclusions.
- Ponies / Dolis (palanquins) for trekking.
- Entrance fees during sightseeing tours.
- Expenses due to unforeseen circumstances such as natural calamities, bad weather, roadblocks, landslides, strikes, or political disturbances.
- GST @ 5% (applicable extra).
- Travel insurance (highly recommended but not included).
Anything not specifically listed in the inclusions above.
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