Kailash Mansarovar Aerial Darshan

These terms and conditions contain crucial information. It is important that you read and fully understand them, as they govern all services provided by Special Holidays.

We strongly recommend that you purchase a comprehensive travel insurance policy covering medical expenses, natural disasters, helicopter evacuation, personal accidents, and other related risks.

Special Holidays and its affiliated partners are committed to ensuring that your journey is smooth and enjoyable. However, please be advised that all tours in Tibet are conducted in strict accordance with the regulations set by the Tibet Tourism Bureau (TTB). As such, Special Holidays and its partners cannot be held responsible for any changes or alterations to the program arising from unavoidable circumstances, such as landslides, road blockages, floods, snow, political unrest, flight cancellations, delays, illness, or accidents. Any additional costs incurred as a result will be the responsibility of the clients and must be settled on-site.

This is one of the most challenging high-altitude road journeys in the world, and physical fitness is essential. Individuals with asthma or heart conditions may experience difficulty acclimatizing to high altitudes. For your safety, it is crucial that you undergo a thorough examination by your doctor to assess your health and ability to endure the demands of high-altitude travel, including days in "no road" conditions, extreme cold, dust, and trekking to an altitude of 19,500 feet during the Parikrama.

Daytime Temperature: 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F)

Nighttime Temperature: 0°C to -5°C (32°F to 23°F)

In the summer, temperatures are generally more moderate, but it can still get quite cold during the night, especially at higher altitudes.

As you ascend to higher altitudes, it is common to experience symptoms of altitude sickness, such as headaches, loss of appetite, nausea, fatigue, difficulty sleeping, and breathlessness, as your body acclimates to the elevation. This adjustment period can vary in duration, typically taking a few days or longer, depending on the individual. To ensure a safer and more comfortable journey, we require all travellers to stay two nights at Mansarovar before proceeding to higher elevations. We strongly recommend staying well-hydrated, remaining calm, and refraining from physical exertion. Additionally, avoid consuming alcohol or smoking before or during the tour.

The official currency of China is the yuan, and currency exchange services are available at the Bank of China in Kerung.

You are encouraged to bring the following items for your journey: snacks such as chocolates, dry fruits, toffees, glucose, and namkeen. Additionally, carry a durable water bottle along with water purifying tablets, Diamox tablets, and a personal medical kit suitable for high-altitude conditions. Protective items like sunglasses (to shield your eyes from UV rays, which are particularly intense at high altitudes), sunscreen lotion, and wet tissues (ideal for wiping away dust) are also recommended. Other useful items include a clothesline or clips, a needle and thread, body spray (for refreshing boots, feet, or the toilet tent), and a toilet kit.

In Tibet, casual attire and comfortable walking shoes are essential. Be sure to pack warm clothing, as the nights and early mornings can be quite chilly. Indian pilgrims are strongly advised against wearing saris during this yatra. It is recommended to bring all necessary items such as medications, cosmetics, and personal toiletries, as these may be difficult or impossible to find along the route. A small first-aid kit is also highly recommended. Additionally, carrying a route map is beneficial to help you navigate and track your journey each day.

Recommended winter attire includes Gore-Tex material, which, although costly, offers exceptional durability and protection. Essential items include a down jacket, raincoat, or windbreaker, along with thermal underwear, jackets, warm trousers, and woollen or cotton shirts. Additional layers such as warm sweaters, woollen gloves, and a sun hat are advised. Footwear should consist of comfortable shoes, with light leather boots for snowy conditions. A woollen balaclava (often referred to as a "monkey cap") and a scarf or dust mask will help safeguard your eyes and nose from dust exposure.

Yeti Himalayan reserves the right to modify or amend any part of these terms and conditions at its discretion and at any time, it deems necessary.

Please be advised that a Kailash permit will not be granted to individuals over the age of 70 Years.

Fill out the Kailash Yatra Booking form

Attached are all the relevant documents as per the document guideline

Scan all the documents and send them to us by courier or by mail

Pay the Kailash Mansarovar yatra-booking amount

Medical Certificate (Only Physical Fitness Certificate Required from Any MBBS Doctor)

For holders of other national passports, the original passport is required at least 3 working days prior to the travel date.

Visa is not required for citizens of Australia, Malaysia, and Singapore.

• 45 to 150 days before departure: A full refund of your payment will be issued, excluding a non-refundable deposit of USD 500 (for NRI/Foreign Passport holders) or INR 15,000 (for Indian Passport holders).
• 30 to 45 days before departure: 75% of your payment will be refunded, excluding the non-refundable deposit of USD 500 (for NRI/Foreign Passport holders) or INR 15,000 (for Indian Passport holders).
• Less than 30 days before departure: No refund will be provided, and all previously paid amounts will be forfeited

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Date 2025	Special Day
07 Jun 2025	Full Moon at Mansarovar Lake
22 Jun 2025	Vinayak Ganesh Chaturthi at Zuthulpuk(2nd Day of Parikarma)
05 Aug 2025	Full Moon at Mansarovar Lake
21 Aug 2025	Vinayak Ganesh Chaturthi at Dirapuk
03 Sep 2025	Full Moon at Mansarovar Lake
13 Sep 2025	Mashik Shivratri at Derapuk