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Kailash Mansarovar in Nepal 2027: route, day-wise plan, 2027 price from Rs 2,30,000, inclusions and booking help.

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Overland via Kerung (Kathmandu) is a 13-day group tour that starts at Kathmandu. It covers the holy dip at Lake Mansarovar and the full 3-day Kailash parikrama.
The price starts at Rs 2,30,000 per person. It covers transport, flights and helicopter where used, stay, meals, permits, a guide and a tour leader.
Choose your route from the table below. Pilgrims from Nepal usually pick the helicopter route if time is short and the overland route for the lowest price.
Prices start at the start point of the yatra. Tickets from your home city are not included, and we help you plan them.
Arrive in Kathmandu, check in and meet the tour leader. Documents for the Tibet permit are collected and the yatra briefing is held.
Drive north through the Trishuli valley to Syabrubesi, close to the Rasuwagadhi border. The road is scenic but winding.
Cross the Nepal–Tibet border at Rasuwagadhi, complete Chinese immigration and drive to Kerung (Kyirong). Meet your Tibetan guide and vehicle.
A rest day to let your body adjust before climbing onto the plateau. Short walks and plenty of water.
Climb onto the Tibetan plateau and drive to Saga. It is a long day with wide views of the Himalaya.
Drive across the plateau to Lake Mansarovar. On a clear day you see Mount Kailash for the first time.
Holy dip, puja and havan at the lake if the weather allows. Then drive to Darchen, the base town for the parikrama.
Start the Kailash parikrama and walk to Dirapuk, facing the north face of Mount Kailash.
The longest day, across Dolma La at about 5,630 m, then down to Zutulpuk.
Finish the parikrama at Darchen and begin the long drive back towards Saga, with an overnight stop at Paryang or Saga.
Drive back to Kerung. Rest and repack for the border crossing.
Cross back into Nepal and drive to Kathmandu. Hot shower and a proper meal at the hotel.
Transfer to the airport for your onward journey.
The programme can change because of weather, permits, flight or helicopter availability, and your group's health. The tour leader will keep you informed.
| Route | Duration | Starts from | Price from, per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Helicopter route from Lucknow | 10 days / 9 nights | Lucknow | ₹2,75,000 |
| Helicopter route from Kathmandu | 12 days / 11 nights | Kathmandu | ₹2,95,000 |
| Overland route via Kerung | 13 days / 12 nights | Kathmandu | ₹2,30,000 |
| Lhasa route | 15 days / 14 nights | Kathmandu | ₹2,95,000 |



Starting prices in 2027 are about Rs 2,30,000 for the overland route via Kerung and Rs 2,75,000 for the 10-day helicopter route from Lucknow. The Kathmandu helicopter and Lhasa routes start from Rs 2,95,000 and Rs 2,95,000. The final price depends on the date, group size and stay.
The helicopter route from Lucknow is the shortest, at 10 days and 9 nights. It uses a flight to Simikot and a helicopter to Hilsa on the Nepal–Tibet border.
Yes. You need a valid passport, passport-size photos and a medical fitness certificate. We arrange the Tibet permits for the group as part of the package.
May to September. Full moon (Purnima) batches around 20 May, 19 June and 17 August are the most popular and fill first.
Hill flights in Nepal fly only in suitable weather. Delays of a day or two happen, so the itinerary has a buffer and you should keep one or two spare days after the yatra.
No. The government yatra is run by the Ministry of External Affairs through Lipulekh and Nathu La, and you apply on kmy.gov.in. This is a private package through Nepal with fixed group departures.
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