Holy Kailash Tours

  Spiritual Journey on the Kerung Route Kailash Mansarovar Trek through Kerung is probably one of the best-known pilgrimage routes that lead pilgrims to the holy Mountain and Lake in one go. This journey traverses Nepal and reaches Tibet via the Kerung border, which offers a gradual elevation gain, allowing travelers to gradually adjust to the harsh conditions of high altitude. Many pilgrims choose this route to reach their destination because it offers a great blend of comfort, the amazing nature of the Himalaya, and spirituality. Manasrovar Kailash has been an amazing spiritual source for countless people for centuries. It is worshipped by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, etc., together with a few other groups like followers of the Bon religion, which is now a minority. One of those reasons is that Manas Kailash, together with the sacred, almost glassy water of Lake Manas (which translates to "the thought"), makes for a pilgrimage that is very meaningful and, at the same time, o...

  The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is among the most spiritually uplifting pilgrimage journeys in the world. Every year, many thousands of religious pilgrims and travelers come to Kailash Mountain and Lake Mansarovar for their spiritual experiences and beautiful Himalayan views. Before you plan this amazing journey of a lifetime, first understand the general costs to make the most of your efforts and money. The total cost of the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage depends mainly on several factors, such as your travel route, transportation, accommodation, permit fees, your group size, and the level of service in your package. Based on your choice of route - be it Kerung overland, a culturally interesting journey through Lhasa, or the helicopter flight- you get different kinds of travel experiences and different prices. With decades of experience organizing tours, Holy Kailash Tours can provide price clarity, excellent service, and expert guidance so your planning journey goes smoothly. Fac...

  The Annapurna region in Nepal can honestly be called one of the world's most fascinating trekking areas, with its diversity and the opportunities it opens up. The area is well-known for its breathtaking Himalayas, fascinating local culture, quiet villages, and amazing mountain adventures. The range of trails runs from the popular Annapurna Base Camp up to the highly challenging high pass routes of the Annapurna Circuit, offering trekking experiences suited for beginners, experienced backpackers, and those in search of thrills as well. Holy Kailash Tours designs their Annapurna trekking packages keeping the tourists' safety and convenience in mind, including skilled local guides, well-selected hotels, permits, and personalized services. Every trek is planned considering the travelers' needs so that they may have an exciting and safe travel through the stunning scenery of the Annapurna Himalayas. Our Annapurna Trekking Adventure Routes This is a short and sweet introduct...

  The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is one of the most gratifying trekking experiences in Nepal, guiding visitors into the depths of the Annapurna Sanctuary . Bordered by majestic Himalayan peaks, varying landscapes, and warm mountain communities, this trek is a journey of a lifetime for both nature lovers and adventure seekers. From tranquil villages and rhododendron forests to dramatic glaciers and panoramic mountain views, each moment on the trail brings yet another aspect of Nepal's natural beauty into view.  If you're going to trek in the Himalayas for the first time and are looking for something exciting yet manageable that would keep your adventure spirit high for a while, the Annapurna Base Camp trek could be the ideal route to explore the culture, nature, and landscapes of this remote corner of the Himalayas that are still relatively unspoiled. At Holy Kailash Tours, our local team has spent years helping travelers navigate the Annapurna region.   Why the Annapurna ...

Trip Overview The Everest Base Camp trek covers about 130 km round trip, starting with a flight into Lukla and ending at 5,364 meters. Most trekkers need 12 to 14 days, and that includes two acclimatization days built in on purpose, not as a nice-to-have.  At Holy Kailash Tours, we've run this route for years, and the treks that go wrong are almost always the ones that rush the schedule to save two days. Travel Permit Requirements You need two permits, not one. The Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit runs about NPR 3,000 for foreign trekkers, and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit runs another NPR 2,000.  The old TIMS card is no longer required on this route since the local municipality permit replaced it, but rules do shift, so we always confirm current requirements before a group departs. Solo trekking is no longer allowed on the EBC route. You need to be with a registered guide or an organized group. • Sagarmatha National Park permit: get it in Kat...