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Here are Some Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ) About the Adi Kailash(Om Parvat) Tour:

What is the significance of Adi Kailash (Om Parvat)?

Adi Kailash, also known as Om Parvat, is a mountain peak in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It holds religious significance for both Hindus and Buddhists. The snow formation on the mountain resembles the sacred Hindu symbol "Om," making it a revered pilgrimage site for spiritual seekers.

How do I reach Adi Kailash (Om Parvat)?

The journey to Adi Kailash involves a challenging trek through rugged terrain. The starting point of the trek is usually from a village called Chhota Kailash (also known as Kutti) in the Dharchula region. From Chhota Kailash, you have to trek for several days to reach Om Parvat. The trek requires physical fitness and proper planning.

When is the best time for the Adi Kailash tour?

The best time to visit Adi Kailash is during the summer months from May to June and then from September to October after the monsoon season. During winter, the region experiences heavy snowfall, making the trek highly challenging and unsafe.

How difficult is the Adi Kailash trek?

The Adi Kailash trek is considered moderately difficult to challenging. It involves trekking through high altitudes, steep gradients, and unpredictable weather conditions. Trekkers should have a good level of physical fitness and prior trekking experience to undertake this journey.

What are the accommodation options during the Adi Kailash trek?

As Adi Kailash is a remote pilgrimage site, there are limited accommodation options along Pilgrimage route. Trekkers usually stay in basic guesthouses / Homestay provided by tour operators during the route ex Dharchula and back in Gunji/Nabi. It's advicable to travel lite on this route.

Are there any restrictions for visiting Adi Kailash?

The region around Adi Kailash is relatively untouched and remote. However, visitors are required to obtain necessary permits and permissions from the local authorities before embarking for the Yatra. As the area falls close to the India-China border, special Inner line permit is required by the travellers.

Is the Adi Kailash tour open to people of all faiths?

Yes, the Adi Kailash tour is open to people of all faiths and those interested in exploring the beauty of the Himalayas and experiencing its spiritual ambiance. While it holds immense religious significance for Hindus and Buddhists, anyone can undertake this trek.

What should I pack for the Adi Kailash trek?

It's essential to pack light but carry all necessary trekking gear, including sturdy hiking shoes, warm clothing, sleeping bag, personal medication, first-aid kit, and other essentials. It's also advisable to bring water bottles, snacks, and a camera to capture the stunning vistas along the way.

How difficult is the Adi Kailash trek?

The Adi Kailash Om parvat tour is the most comfortable tour amongst Panch Kailash tours and is considered moderate but challenging owing to high altitude (5945 mtrs.)  and region is surrounded by the mountains . We pass by on the jeep through high altitudes, steep gradients, and unpredictable weather conditions. Pilgrims should have a good level of physical fitness and positivity on this route.

Is Adi Kailash open to all religious backgrounds?

Yes, Adi Kailash is open to people of all religious backgrounds and those interested in exploring the beauty of the Himalayas and experiencing its spiritual ambiance.

What is the duration of the Adi Kailash trek?

The duration of the Adi Kailash trek varies depending on the route chosen and individual trekking speed. Generally, it takes around 06 to 08 days to complete the entire route from Delhi/Haldwani or Tanakpur

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