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Manasarovar and Mt. Kailash tour (14 Days)

The 14-day Manasarovar and Mt. Kailash tour offers a spiritual and scenic journey through Tibet, including visits to Lhasa, Gyantse, Shigatse, Saga, Lake Manasarovar, and Darchen. Highlights include the sacred Lake Manasarovar, Mt. Kailash pilgrimage, iconic Tibetan monasteries, cultural experiences in Lhasa, highland drives across mountains and glaciers, and authentic local accommodations. This tour combines spiritual exploration, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural immersion for travelers seeking both adventure and enlightenment.

duration

14 days

trip Difficulty

easy

group Size

2 to 20

accomodation

Trekkers Hut

max Altitude

5000m

trip Type

Trekking and Tour

Meals

Breakfast

country

China

Trip Highlights

Tibet's most popular monasteries, pristine lakes, glaciers, rivers, farming valleys and breathtaking scenic mountain views.
Visit of Mansarovar lake an holy lake and round the holy mountain Mt Kailash.
An lifetime pilgrimage tour.
Chance to observe Lhasa's daily lifestyle.
Highland long drive for multi days including Lhasa, Gyantse, Shigatse and Rongbuk.
Lake Manasarovar is very sacred by Tibetans, Buddhist, Hindus, and Jains.

Itinerary Overview

Day 1Fly to Lhasa from Kathmandu.
Day 2Lhasa sightseeing
Day 3Lhasa Sightseeing
Day 4Lhasa to Gyantse.
Day 5Gyantse to Shigatse.
Day 6From Shigatse to Saga.
Day 7Saga to Lake Manasarovar.
Day 8Visit Lake-Manasarovar. Drive to Darchen 30km
Day 9Trek to Dirapuk.
Day 10Dirapuk to Zuthul Puk
Day 11Trek back to Darchen. Drive to Lake Manasarovar
Day 12Manasarovar to Saga
Day 13Saga to Zhanmu.
Day 14Zhangmu to Friendship Bridge to Kathmandu

About Trip

Kailash Mansarovar Tour Package: During the Kailash Mansarovar Tour, you will visit the world’s beautiful freshwater lake, Manasarovar. It is a vast bluish-green lake flanked by two grand mountains, Mandhata lying on the South while Mount Kailash on the north. Taking a bath in this holy Manasarovar is thought to fetch salvation (Moksha) and rinse away all the awful deeds of life.

We will begin the trip sightseeing in Lhasa, going around stunningPotala Palaceas well as Norbulingka Palaces which are built in the 17th century. The famous Potala Palace will offer a view of the entire city and houses various majestic state rooms, it is the personal quarters of the Dalai Lama.

You will visit Norbulingka Palace, the summer fort of the Dalai Lama. Next, we will make a tour of the Tibet Museum which holds a lasting set of roughly 1000 objects related to the history of Tibet. Also visit Drepung Monastery,Jokhang Temple,Sera Monastery, and Barkhor Bazaar.

After we will drive to see a beautiful lake, wanderers taking care of a number of yaks and sheep. You will traverse the Brahmaputra River then our trail moves to a classic Chinese and Tibetan town. After that, we will reach the Saga Hotel. We will pass by Zhongba and then start moving ahead from Paryang to reach Manasarovar at Chiu Village. Take an optional bath at the sacred Lake Manasarovar.

Along with the gorgeous scenery, northern reserves of the country, and witnessing the pristine design of nature and its intense beauty, Third Eye Adventure will make your tour an excellent one by offering you the quality services.

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November 14, 2025

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Includes

Airfare of Kathmandu to Lhasa
Tibet Visa Fee (US$ 175 for US National & US$ 85 for Other National)
Twin sharing accommodation as per the itinerary on BB basis (Bed and Breakfast)
All the food and camping gears and Yaks for carry loads during camping time
English speaking Tibetan Guide
Transportation as per the itinerary by necessary vehicle mention above
Entry fee of mention places
Tibet Travel permits
Border Transfer Kodari – Kathmandu
Service of porter while crossing Friendship Bridge
Portable Oxygen Cylinder in Vehicle

Excludes

Travel Insurance
Lunch and Dinner in hotel OR restaurant
Nepal re-entry visa fee
Liquor beverages (hard and soft drinks)
Expenses of personal nature, phone calls, laundry etc
Gratuity to staff
Services of Porter and other vehicles in between in case of landslides and other natural calamities beyond our control and expenses incurred during rescue services
Services not mentioned herein

Packing Checklist

Travel documents

Valid passport (1)
Copy of passport (1)
Travel Visa(for foreigners) (1)
Travel Insurance policy(optional) (1)
Flight ticket (printout or e-ticket) (1)
Credit card (1)
Cash (1)

Electronics

Mobile phone (1)
Digital camera/charger (1)
Digital watch/charger (1)
Headphone (1)
Powerbank (1)
Travel adapter (1)
Laptop, tab (optional) (1)

Toilet bag

Small size Toothbrush and toothpaste (1)
Dental floss (1)
Deodorant (1)
Hairbrush/comb (1)
Sunscreen (1)
Face lotion (1)
Shaver(for men) (1)
Shower gel/soap( small size) (1)
Shampoo/Conditioner (is alternatively available in the hotel) (1)
Nail care (1)
Toilet paper (1)
Wet wipes (compostable) (1)
Lip balm with UV protection (1)
Makeup accessories ( for ladies) (1)

First Aid Kit

Hand sanitizer or wipes (1)
Painkillers (e.g. ibuprofen, aspirin) (1)
Altitude sickness tablets(e.g. Diamox) (1)
Diarrhoea medication (e.g. Imodium Akut, charcoal tablets) (1)
Wound cream (e.g. Bepanthen) (1)
Plasters and blister plasters (1)
Water disinfection tablets (1)

Personal Comfort

Uv protection sunglasses (1)
Books/magazines/copy/pen (1)
Headgear/Cap (1)
Sleeping mask (1)
Travel pillow (for flights and longer trips) (1)
Card games, board games, frisbee, ball, kite (1)
Microfiber towel* (light and quick drying) (1)
personal snacks (1)
Umbrella (optional) (1)

Packing List Clothes/Shoes

1 pair of down jacket (1)
2-3 pairs of breathable T-shirts (not cotton) (1)
2 pair of breathable long sleeves (no cotton) (1)
Normal T-shirts/Tops (1)
3-4 pairs of Underwear (1)
2 pair of trekking pants (1)
Fleece/warmer sweater/hoodie (1)
Thermal long sleeve (e.g. made of merino wool) (1)
Windproof jacket and pants (1)
cap (1)
2 pair of Light long pants (1)
2 pair of Lightweight shorts (1)
Trekking shoes (1)
Hiking or comfortable shoes (1)
4-5 pair of warm socks (1)
warm cap (1)
gloves thin (1)
gloves thick (1)
Swimwear (swimsuit/bikini/swim trunks) (1)
Dresses of your desire. (1)

Extra equipment for hiking

Backpack 30-35 liters (1)
Pocket knife (1)
Trekking pole (1)
Backpack Cover (1)
Extra bags to keep the equipment dry (1)

FAQs

Manasarovar and Mt. Kailash tour (14 Days) FAQ

Where is Kailash Mansarovar??

Mount Kailash, the highly respected peak in Asia which is located in the far west of Tibet. It stands tall at 6,638 meters (21,778 feet) and is part of the Kailash Range. Tibetans call it Kangrinboqué. Mansarovar is one of the beautiful lakes and is situated about 4,590 meters (15,059 feet). It is considered as the highest freshwater lake in the world.

What are the risks in Kailash Mansarovar?

The main risks involved during the Kailash Mansarovar are altitude sickness and extreme cold temperatures. Also sometimes bad weather which can cause heavy snowfall, rainfall can cause trouble during the journey.

Why don't people climb Kailash?

Hindus believe it’s forbidden to trek to the peak of Mount Kailash because they fear it might disrupt the mountain’s sacredness and disturb the divine spirits believed to reside there.

Is Kailash Mansarovar in Tibet or China?

Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar are located in Tibet, which is governed by China.

Which is the best time to visit Mt. Kailash Mansarovar?

You can go to Kailash Mansarovar anytime from mid-April to the end of September. But the best times are from April to June and September. During these months, you can see the mountains clearly, enjoy beautiful views, and have nice weather. We don’t recommend it during the winter and the monsoon season due to unstable and bad weather conditions.

Where do I need to Apply for a Chinese Visa to go to the Kailash Mansarovar Trip??

Any foreigner entering Tibet needs to have a Chinese visa. Third Eye Adventure will arrange all the required visas and permits for you.

Is the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra challenging?

The quick answer is yes. Due to challenging altitude, steep slopes and large distances that need to be covered it is not as easy as you think. But if you prepare well by being physically and mentally fit then you can overcome these difficulties easily.