Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
Start & End Point: Kathgodam
Route: Kathgodam ➝ Pithoragarh ➝ Gunji/Nabi ➝ Adi Kailash ➝ Om Parvat ➝ Dharchula ➝ Munsiyari ➝ Chaukori ➝ Kathgodam
Embark on a divine journey through the Himalayas with our 7 days Adi Kailash, Om Parvat, and Munsiyari tour. Starting from Kathgodam, this spiritual and scenic adventure takes you through ancient temples, serene villages, and majestic landscapes. Witness the sacred Adi Kailash, often called the replica of Mount Kailash, and experience the mystical Om Parvat with its naturally formed ‘Om’ snow impression. The journey also offers breathtaking views of Panchachuli peaks and a relaxing stay in Munsiyari – a hidden Himalayan gem.
Adi Kailash, Om Parvat and Munsiyari Tour Highlights
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Darshan of Adi Kailash at Jyolingkong
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View the divine snow-formed symbol at Om Parvat
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Visit Parvati Sarovar, Gaurikund, and Kali Mata Temple
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Optional visit to Lipu Pass, near the India-China border (subject to permission)
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Explore Vyas Gufa, believed to be the meditation site of Ved Vyas
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Witness the Panchachuli Peaks from Munsiyari
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Scenic drive through Kumaon’s spiritual centers – Jageshwar Dham, Dol Ashram, and Chaukori
Best Time to Visit Aadi Kailash
The ideal time for the Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra is from May to mid-October. This period offers clear mountain views, pleasant weather, and safe road conditions. The best months are June, September, and early October.
Weather Overview
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May – June: Mild and pleasant; daytime temperatures between 10°C – 20°C. Nights can be cold.
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July – August: Monsoon season with heavy rainfall and occasional roadblocks.
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September – October, November: Post-monsoon clarity; fresh landscapes and ideal for trekking and sightseeing.
Points to Remember
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Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for visiting Gunji, Nabi, and Adi Kailash region. Carry multiple photocopies of ID proofs.
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Carry warm clothes, rain gear, and comfortable trekking shoes.
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Mobile networks are limited. BSNL works in some parts.
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Maintain physical fitness, especially for high-altitude visits.
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Carry personal medication, power banks, dry snacks, and water bottles.
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Respect local customs and follow responsible tourism practices.
