After breakfast, you will be getting ready for the sightseeing of Kathmandu. It is one of the ancient cities with lots of marvelous piece of architecture. You will really relish the enchanting beauty of the capital city. The city will surprise with its ruins and the spiritual aura. In contrast with the last evening, today you will encounter the beauty of the architecture of the temple. This cultural heritage site stands on the banks of River Bagmati over the centuries. According to Shaivites, it is one of the holy abodes of Lord Shiva. Built on 5th century under the Licchavi King, Prachanda Dev, this temple attracts the pilgrims for its architectural significance. In the inner sanctum of the temple, the prime idol is of the shape of Mukhalinga made out of stone with a silvery bounded yoni along with the serpent. The idol has faces directing in four primary directions of the world holding the rudraksha on right hand and kamandalu on the other. Your temple visit will be accomplished with the visit of all the other temple complexes within the main temple. In the inner and outer courtyard, you will find different temples dedicated to different lords. This pagoda styled temple architecture with wooden carved rafters will be a visual delight to enjoy.

After this, you will be traveling to Budhanilkantha temple. This temple is devoted to Lord Vishnu. Located in the northern part of the capital city, this beautiful temple is placed below the Shivapuri hills. The largest stone carving Vishnu statue is the largest one. The relevance of the statue is for its marvelous stone carved sculpting skills. You will find the prime deity reclining on the cosmic serpent named Shesha. The crown of Kirtimukha has made the deity look more adorable. The statue was sculpted back in the 7th century under the reign of Vishnu Gupta.

Next, you will be going to Golden Temple Mahabouddha for its marvelous carvings on the wall. This monument was built in the 14th century with clay bricks. This temple was built under the influence of the Shikhara style. You will find beautiful works on terracotta covering the image of Lord Buddha. This temple is built following the architecture of Mahabouddha temple located in Bodhgaya.

On their spiritual trip to Mt. Kailash, the pilgrims always seek of spending more time in the beautiful terrain of mountains. They want to feel the closeness with the divinity. In religious scriptures, mountains were often described as the mysterious areas for the shelter of gods. Till date, it is believed gods live in seclusion in these beautiful landscapes. Among the Hindu pilgrims, Tirthapuri secures a special mention for its spiritual significance. It is believed that to take bath in the hot springs of Tirthapuri, one will be cured of any kind of physical ailments. A journey to Mt. Kailash acts as the complete path of attaining liberation. It is a Buddhist pilgrimage site located near the banks of Sutlej River. Traveling to the holy land of Tirthapuri is quite famous among the pilgrims. After the circumambulation around Lake Mansarovar and Mt. Kailash, the pilgrims explore this spiritual hub. It is the third holiest site located in the Western Tibet. The ultimate spot of the expedition in this spiritual journey is Tirthapuri. The hot springs located in Tirthapuri give the most soothing experience to the travelers. The state of relaxation and liberation has been a constant concern among the pilgrims. A journey to Tirthapuri gives completion to it. After the strenuous journey across mt. Kailash, this spiritual trip will give a fatigue-free experience. The pilgrims here also indulge in ritual circumambulation. It is also believed that parikrama around Tirthapuri for 13 times is equal to parikrama around Kailash for 1 time. It takes around 1 hour to complete the parikrama. On your path, you will get to see the Tirthapuri monastery. It is believed as the religious site for worshiping the goddess of Dorje Phagmo. In this site, Padmasambhava along his consort Yeshe Tsogyel is prominently worshiped here.

From today onwards you will be engaging in parikrama across Mt. Kailash. No one is allowed to climb high of Mt. Kailash due to its mythical and religious significance. You will be driving towards Yamdwar. From Darchen it is 10 km away taking an hour to reach. From Yamdwar, you will be trekking towards Dhiraphuk. The parikrama across Mt. Kailash covers 38km. you will be trekking towards Dhiraphuk on foot.

When the pilgrims take the journey to the Kailash Mansarovar yatra, then they want pure veg food facility even in the distant land. We take care of such intricate details of our clients. In the detailed tour itinerary, we provide the clients with breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We send our own Maharaj (Indian cook) along with helper to give the taste of homely delicacies to our clients even in such alien land. Many pilgrims are quite unaware of the hygiene of food items. We never compromise with food services. Due to extreme climatic conditions, many face gastrointestinal issues, so we want our clients to enjoy every moment in the spiritual journey. Kailash Mansarovar Yatra involves a complete reincarnation of the body and soul of an individual. Every year, the pilgrims take this journey to rinse off the committed sins and take the path of complete liberation. We provide pure veg food (without onion garlic) to our tourists because we know this journey is a complete metamorphosis of an individual. We do not want to compromise with our kitchen services as our clients take an important role in our tourism business.