Trip Itinerary

• 28 July 2025 Day 01: Arriving in Kathmandu airport 8:00 AM or
  before, If possible, please come one day earlier is better, we
  transfer to hotel, collect your passport, apply your Tibet visa
  around 2:30 PM Kailash briefing & everybody join for briefing
  evening Pashupatinath for Aarati Darshan program, back hotel
• 29 July 2025 Da 02:Holy sightseeing in Kailashnath - Darshan
  Doleshwor, lunch, visit Buddhist temple Boudhanath, Shaktipeeth
• 30 July 2025: Day 03: Rudrabhishek with Hawan & Panchamrit
  Pooja and visit Gujeswari /Guhyeshwari and Jal Narayan temple
• 31 July 2025 Day 04: Fly to Gonggar airport and drive to Lhasa
• 01 August 2025 Day 05: Sights in Lhasa including Potala Palace
• 02 August 2025 Day 06: Drive Lhasa to Shigatse 3782m.- Hotel
  03 August 2025 Day 07: Drive Shigatse to Saga 4640m. & hotel
• 04 August 2024 Day 08:Rest or acclimatization in Saga Bazaar
• 05 August 2025 Day 09: Drive to Manasarovar, drive to Darchen
• 06 August 2025 Day 10: Drive to Yam Dwar, start walk –Dirapuk
• 07 August 2025 Day 11: Visit Charan Sparsh north side of Kailash
  08 August 2025 Day 12: Trek to Dolma La 5636m. & Zuthulpuk
• 09 August 2025 Day 13: Trek to Chongdo, drive to Manasarovar
  Full moon night in Manasarovar (Janai Purnima)
  10 August 2025 Day 14: Drive Manasarovar Lake - Saga Bazaar
• 11 August 2025 Day 15: Drive to Kerung valley & overnight stay
• 12 August 2025 Day 16 Drive to Kerung & continue Kathmandu
  13 August 2025 Day 17 Transfer KTM airport for final departure

Detail Itinerary

28 July 2025 Day 01: Upon arrival in Kathmandu (1300 meters), our staff will welcome you at the Kathmandu Tribhuvan International airport and assist you with your hotel reservations. It is imperative that everyone reaches Kathmandu by 8:00 AM, ideally one day earlier. The hotel expenses will have to be covered by you if you come one day earlier, but we will assist you in making the hotel reservation. Kailash tourists and Yatri original passports are collected and a visa will be applied for at the Chinese embassy in Kathmandu. Tour briefing and distribution of Duffel bags, backpacks and medicines for the Kailash Manasarovar tour. The briefing for Kailash Manasarovar is at 2:30 PM in your staying hotel and everyone attends. After briefing, evening 5 PM, Drive to Pashupatinath temple for Arati Darshan and Gannga Arati nearby holy river Baghmati on the eastern side of the temple. For Ganga Arati, there is a full lighting and musical program to enjoy. After the Arati, we will return to the hotel.

29 July 2025 Day 02: A guided holy sightseeing tour of Kathmandu valley is scheduled for today. In the morning, breakfast is served before the guided holy tour begins. It is said that Kailashnath Mahadev is one of the tallest temples and statue of Shiva in Nepal. Besides the Garuda Wisnu Kencana Statue in Bali, Indonesia, this is the second tallest Hindu deity statue in the world. A temple dedicated to Shiva called Kailashnath Shiva can be found about 20 kilometers east of Kathmandu in Sanga, Nepal. This statue stands 144 feet / 44 meters high and it was influenced by copper, zinc, cement, and steel. In today's world, devotees come here every day to pray and see the holy site and this place is very popular. As part of our company's current program, we have included holy sightseeing in Kathmandu as well. Doleshwor Mahadev for Darshan and pray for Kailash Manasarovar Yatra / tour after visiting Kailashnath. The temple of Doleshwor is a short drive away.

Visit Doleshwor / Doleshwor Mahadev. A visit to Kailash Manasarovar is incomplete without visiting Pashupatinath and Doleshwor Mahadev temples in Kathmandu. Doleshwor Mahadev was officially declared the head of Kedarnath head of Swami. The regular prayers at Doleshwor Temple were disrupted after a devastating flood hit Kedarnath Temple in Uttarkhand in 2013. The Kedarnath Temple head priest requested that regular prayers be held at the Doleshwor Mahadev Temple instead of Kedarnath Temple. Due to this, this day has become very popular with Hindu deities and they come here to pry and get their Darshan.  After lunch, visit Boudhanath Buddha Temple and Sakti pith Guhyeshwari Mata.

Buddhist Temple Boudhanath Stupa: Tibetans consider Buddha to be a pilgrimage destination named for its enormous stupa. Devotees stroll around the gleaming white dome adorned with painted Buddha eyes while praying and attending seminars in nearby monasteries. One of the most famous tourist attractions in Nepal is Boudhanath stupa in Kathmandu. Located about 10 km northeast of Kathmandu's city center and northeastern outskirts, the stupa is Nepal's largest spherical stupa. Stupas dominate the skyline of this city, including the Buddha Stupa, one of the largest in the world. What is the purpose of showing you the Buddhist temple Boudhanath? The religion considers Buddha to be one of Vishnu's nine carnations. It is world heritage sites in Nepal. Visit Sakti pith Gujeswari Mata after Boudhanath in the afternoon.

Visit Gujeswari / Guhyeshwari: She is the mother of all the Astha Matrilas (Eight mother goddesses) and is located one kilometer away from Pashupatinath temple on the east side. Hindus and Buddhists worship her differently. According to the Hindu legend Pauranik Katha, this is the case. As the 1st consort of Lord Shiva, SATI DEVI, dropped herself into YAGYAAKUND (a religious fire ceremony), Shiva retrieved her and burnt his corpse. A senseless flight across Nepal and India ensued out of grief. The body of SATI DEVI was scattered across 51 Shakti Pith. Our term Guhyeshwari refers to the secret part (GOPYA) vagina where her secret part falls. Aside from that, she is responsible for protecting Kathmandu valley's deities.

30 July 2025 Day 03: Kailash pilgrims are taken to Pashupatinath temple early in the morning for Rudra Consecration, which includes Rudrabhishek, Hawan and Aarati. A total of eleven priests prepares for fire offering Hawan in the Pavilion (Mandap) and perform Sankalpa Pooja in the beginning followed by Swastibachan (preaching), Nyas, Rudra preaching, and Mahamritunjaya (death victory) Pooja.

The word 'Rudra', which means 'fearful Lord Shiva', has been derived from Rudrabhishek, Rudranti Iti Rudri and Rudhiryoge Metal. We perform religious hymns to God Shiva in order to escape people from all these miseries of life and grant them justice, good health, prosperity, peace, and salvation. Rudri is done for a peaceful life and that's why it's done. For pilgrims on the Kailash tour, the first thing they do is visit Pashupatinath and worship there. The practice of worshipping Lord Pashupatinath and performing Aarati grants devotees all kinds of good merit. It is for this reason that the Kailash Tour is considered complete only after a holy visit to Pashupatinath.

One of the most important pilgrimage sites in the World is Kailash Manasarovar. Even more than 12 Jyothirlinga and Shiva temples, Kailash is a pilgrimage site. Lord Shiva is superior even to Gods in this Universe and Kailash is His dwelling place. Humans are superior to Souls, Sages are superior to Humans, Gods are superior to Sages and Gods are superior to Gods. The Kailash Pilgrimage is considered to be the centerpiece of every pilgrimage. Performing the Rudra (Shiva's idol) Consecration and fire offering (Hawan). Lord Pashupatinath is a popular religious tradition to wish for a successful Kailash Tour. You can join Panchamrit Pooja in Pashupatinath temple every day from 9:30 AM to 11 AM Bhatta pujari after Rudrabhishek. It is a payable offering in the temple with a Pooja Thali, milk, Rudrasha mala, flower garland and a lamp. Priest receives it from devotee. As Pashupatinath offers Panchamrit Pooja for load, he fulfills all the wishes for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra. Getting Prasad and Rudrasha mala concludes the ceremony. Hindu devotees are the only ones who are allowed to perform this Pooja. There are no other religions allowed in the main gets.

Budhanilkantha (Jal Narayan): Around 2:00 PM, we will start sightseeing with a holy guide to Budhanilkantha (Jal Narayan) Vishnu Temple in Budhanilkantha, Nepal. In the Kathmandu valley, Budhanilkantha Temple is located below Shivapuri Hill and is easily identified by its large Vishnu statue reclining. Shows Vishnu sleeping on a bed of snakes in a pool of water representing the cosmic ocean, floating like a giant astronaut. There is no connection between Budhanilkantha and Buddha, but it literally means "blue throat concealed by mud". The peculiar name refers to two legends attached to the statue, one stating that when a farmer worked his field with a plough, he discovered the long-lost statue, and the other stating that Vishnu sacrificed himself by drinking the poison of the cosmic ocean, resulting in his throat turning blue.

31 July 2025 Day 04: We move towards Tribhuvan International Airport around 8:30 AM after having breakfast in Kathmandu but time summer schedule as follow. A 1 hour 30-minute flight takes us to Tibet's Gonggar Airport. Views of the World's highest peak, Mount Everest 8848m., Cho Oyu 8201m., Makalu 8463m., and Kanchenjunga 8586m., pass by quite quickly. On the flight. Upon arrival at Gonggar airport in Tibet, all Yatri and tourists must complete Tibetan immigration formalities and our Tibetan guide will meet you outside the immigration counter. Tibet cannot be entered without a tour guide. Tibetan Khata (white garlands) welcome everyone. At the airport, everyone gets on a minibus or bus and is driven to Lhasa city. It is 60km away and takes about an hour to get there. The amazing sights of naked hills, settlements at the bottom of hills and agricultural land filled with crops enhance our journey. Check-in at the hotel and vegetarian buffet lunch and dinner in the Lhasa town. The day will be spent resting or acclimatizing today. A night's halt in Lhasa is planned. 

01 August 2025 Day 05:Located in the heart of Tibet, Lhasa is both its capital and largest city. With wide streets and sky kissing buildings, this city is not less attractive than any developed western country. In addition to this, there is the palace of the Dalai Lama. Besides the Potala Palace, you should also visit the Bharkhor Bazaar. The altitude of Lhasa City is 3,600 meters above sea level. Located in the central part of Lhasa city, the Potala Palace stands 150 meters tall from city. There is also a meditative office building and an administrative office building adjacent to this palace. The Red Palace displays a variety of magical Buddha idols of Buddhist religion, whereas the White Palace contains a Meditation Room, Living Room, and Meeting Room for foreign guests of the Dalai Lama. Transparency is symbolized by the white palace. The Tibetan language refers to Lhasa as a 'Land of Gods and Goddesses'. The city of Lhasa is located in a valley that adjoins two sacred rivers, the Lhasa and Brahmaputra. Buddhists believe that having divine view (Darshan) of Potala Palace at least once in life can help one attain 'Nirvana', meaning ultimate salvation.

The Potala Palace:  It was constructed during the reign of Songtsan Gampo in the 7th century, and was enlarged by the 5th Dalai Lama. Additionally, it becomes the main political and religious palace of the Dalai Lama at this time. The main palace was divided into two sections: the red palace and the white palace. In addition to living quarters, temples, tomb stupas, and monk dormitories, it stands 115,703 meters high.  There are countless cultural relics in the palace, such as images, murals, sutras, etc., all of which are extraordinarily valuable. Besides being classified as national treasures, these magnificent Tibetan arts and culture are also listed by the state council as one of the important cultural relics to be protected.
Potala Palace contains gold-plated entombment places for the 5th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, and 13th Dalai Lama. In addition to the 13th Dalai Lama's statue, all of these can be seen. The location of the entombment of the 6th Dalai Lama is unknown and mysterious. According to experts, the ashes of the first, second, third, and fourth Dalai Lama were kept at Jokhang Monastery after their funeral rites. Potala Palace has one thousand rooms of which 27 are open to the public and tourists, such as the Bed Room, Living Room, Study Room, Meeting Room, and the Entombment Place of Dalai Lama. He has lived in India since 1959, when he was the 14th Dalai Lama.

02 August 2025 Day 06: In our tourist coach, we begin our journey to Kailash Manasarovar after spending two nights in Lhasa, Lhasa is capital city of Tibet. One hour's drive from Lhasa takes us to the Brahmaputra River, where we pass through its banks to reach Shigatse. In terms of population, the city ranks second after Lhasa. Luxury hotels are available for lodging, and we have arranged a Nepali restaurant for meals. An enormous monastery is located here, popularly known as Tashilimphu Monastery. There are 271 kilometers between Lhasa and Shigatse and it takes 4 -5 hours to drive there.

03 August 2025 Day 07: In the morning, take breakfast and drive to Saga via Lhatse. During the journey today, two high passes were crossed with fine views of the Tibetan countryside. We stop for lunch on the way from Shigatse to Lhatse, which is 160KM by road and takes 3 hours. Toward Saga after lunch, we divide two roads, one leads to New Tingri way and Everest Base Camp, the other goes directly to Saga, which follows the rocky and sandy land of Tibet. The way to Saga Bazaar, nomads chase thousands of Yaks and Sheep grazing grass. The distance between Lhatse and Saga is 300KM and it takes 5 hours to drive there. Arrive at Saga, check into the hotel and stay overnight at Saga. Meet the Nepalese staff and have a meal prepared by the Monterosa staff. From Saga and onward, every meal makes our team stronger. Nepali restaurants in Lhasa and Shigatse will serve pure vegetarian food and hotels will serve breakfast.

04 August 2025 day 08: Today, we rest in Saga, due to long drive from Shigatse to Saga. It will be also day hiking up hills as you like. Drive to Dongba or Praying and we will write the final letter.

05 August 2025 Day 09: Saga to Manasarovar & Darchen: After breakfast, we drive to the Manasarovar Lake and Darchen. After passing Dongba and praying, the Kailash group will reach the adjacent point of the Brahmaputra River. As a result of combining two rivers mix, one flowing from the Gangdici River in the Himalayan Range and the other flowing from the Tima Yang Jong River in the Tibetan Himalayan Range, the Brahmaputra flows from Saga, Shigatse, and other places in Tibet into the Gulf of Bengal.

When we stop our van or bus, we serve hot box lunches. We continue our journey after lunch to Hor near the holy Lake Manasarovar, observing beautiful scenery and naked hills. This location offers a fantastic view of the Manasarovar Lake, Kailash Parbat and Mount Gurlamnadata can be seen at the same time. In this circumambulation of Manasarovar Lake is 102 kilometers are covered. Walking the circumambulation takes three days for locals, but five days or more for tourists. Normally, we will take the Blue Bus organized by the Nangri Tourism Board to travel around Manasarovar Lake and beyond, if there is no blue bus, we will take the same bus from Lhasa. We will make a half rotation of Manasarovar Lake in approximately two hours or some time more. When circumambulating, we can see Rakshas Lake and Manasarovar Lake simultaneously from top hills before reaching Chiu Monastery. We will reach Chiu Monastery, while rest some time, explore Manasarovar Lake and drive to Darchen another one hour, it is 40KM far. Checking hotel and rest.

Manasarovar Lake  
The Manasarovar Lake, also called Brahma's Lake or Mapam Yum Tso Lake in Tibetan, is located at an elevation of 4850 meters above sea level. "Manas" means mind or consciousness, and "Sarovar" means Lake. There has been a deep spiritual influence on Hindus and Buddhists as well as a wide range of religious values associated with it. One is believed to be cleansed from sins and from sickness by making a round of the Manasarovar and taking a holy bath in it.
According to ancient Hindu scriptures, this Manasarovar is a must visit place for those seeking salvation the highest level of achievement in Hinduism. In the wind, the cascading waves of the Lake look very charming. According to Ramayana, a person who bathes in the pure water of the Manasarovar will reach heaven immediately after death. The Kailash Parbat is located 58 kilometers from Manasarovar Lake to the north. The Brahmaputra River flows eastward from Manasarovar.
Hindu tradition holds that Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati bathe in Manasarovar every Full moon time between 2 AM and 4 AM. Stars are also believed to bathe in the Lake. There is a myth that pilgrims can watch God during the night at this place. The full moon night is considered to be a good time to see God Shiva and Goddess Parvati. According to Hindu religious books, all Hindus must visit Manasarovar at least once in their lifetime because it covers a large and pure Dev area. Those who drink the water of Manasarovar and wash away all their sins are believed to be purified

Rakshas Tal (Demon King Ravana Lake) Sarovar
A Hindu traditional story inspired the name of this Lake. Carnivorous monsters are believed to hide in the dark waters by Hindus. Rakshas Tal symbolizes dark, destructive power, and people stay away from it because of this belief. This Lake has poisonous and fatal water, according to traditional religious beliefs. Consequently, a tunnel was constructed from Manasarovar to replace the poisonous water of this Lake. It was sent in this Lake with pure water and a golden fish. It was only late that this fish was discovered alive. Since then, people's negative attitudes towards the Lake have changed and they have started to go closer to it, but they still do not drink its water. The Rakshas Lake is located west of Manasarovar. Rakshas Lake, its altitude is 4,540 meters above sea level. Rakshas Lake is devoid of any birds, unlike Manasarovar.

Mount Kailash
Kailash Parbat is one of the most sacred religious places in the world and is situated 6714 meters above sea level. According to legend, this region is the purest place for religious worship. As the center of the world before Hinduism's origin, it is believed to be the origin of the World. The Jainism and Buddhism religions. Ramayana and Mahabharata glorify Kailash Parbat. It is impossible to describe Kailash Parbat without referring to ancient Asian mythologies. Tibet is home to Kailash Parbat. There is a lack of satisfactory scientific research in this region.

Kailash is respected equally by different religious groups, including Shaiba, Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Bon-Po.  Kailash is described in Shaiba and Buddhist traditional literature as the center of the World, part of Sumeru. It is revered as Kang Rimpoche by Buddhists. As great natural Mandalas, Kailash and Manasarovar are revered by Buddhists. A Mandala is a symbol of respect and salvation for them. This isolated peak is worshipped by Jain as Astpada. This is the same place where Rishavadev, the founder of this religion and received spiritual salvation. There are various logics to claim this Parbat as sacred. This isolated Parbat is also a source to big rivers like Brahmaputra, Sutlej, Indus and Karnali.

Considering Mount Kailash's perimeter is 53 km, pilgrims should walk 38 km in three days and if they add the Charan Sparsh tour, it will be a four-day trek with a total perimeter of 61 kilometers.  Hindu mythology describes a person who moves around the Kailash Parbat as being free of all sins committed during their lifetime. Nirvana is directly achieved if they move around the Parbat 108 times. A person who moves Nandi once gets a return equivalent to moving around the Kailash 13 times. Its snowy tip is worshipped as the holy river Ganges, and its water is regarded as the form of Lord Shiva. It is more beautiful to observe Mount Kailash from the side of the Dirapuk Monastery. Mount Kailash appears between Mount Manjushree on the right and Mount Bajrapani on the left as seen from Dirapuk. The Ganges River originates at Mount Kailash and meets Lachhu River before mixing with Rakshas Lake. The Kailash Himalayan Ranges from some rivers that flow into Rakshas Lake. The Karnali River flows from the junction of Rakshas Lake. Rakshas Lake's water escapes through the Karnali River, but Manasarovar water is stored in a Lake.

06 August 2025 Day 10: Kailash Parikrama / Kora starts here from Darchen to Yam Dwar & Dirapuk on this first day. In the morning, drive to Yam Dwar and walk to Dirapuk (4890 meters/12 kilometers). From Yam Dwar, the Kailash circumambulation [kora] circuit/round/Parikrama begins. Since it's only 6 kilometers away, the blue bus or any bus takes 20 minutes to get there. Yam Dwar is also known as it. Upon getting off the bus at Yam Dwar, all pilgrims make an offering to Lord Shiva. Our next step was to circle the Yam Dwar three time. In Hindu culture, this place is known as Yam Dwar (Gate of Death). A temple shape is built by Yam Dwar, with three bells hanging inside and their names are Barma, Vishnu and Mahadev.

 Due to the belief that Yam Dwar's visit brings equal religious gain as Kailash Parbat's, pilgrims with disabilities return to Darchen after paying homage to Kailash Parbat on foot.  There are a lot of pilgrims, horses, porters, yaks, and Nepali workers on this path/ trail. After walking along the riverside path for three hours, we stopped for lunch. Kailash Parbat and bellow can see elephant can be from here. Dirapuk can be reached after a two-hour walk.  On the banks of the Lachhu River lies the Dirapuk Monastery. The Monastery itself gives the name to this place. This monastery is located at a height of 4900 meters above sea level.  The view from here gives Kailash the appearance of being in heaven.
On a daily basis, hundreds of pilgrims arrive by horseback or on foot at Dirapuk from Yam Dwar. For the 4 days, some Yatri prefer to take a pony and a local porter. If you wish to take a pony and porter, please inform the Tibetan guide in advance. To walk continuously today will take me between five and six hours. Yaks will carry all of our equipment and goods, as well as your bags. Dirapuk has mud houses / guesthouses where you can stay overnight and see the north face of Mount Kailash.

07 August 2025 Day 11: Pilgrims walk 4 hours (4km) from Dirapuk to Mount Kailash, also known as Charan Sparsh, after breakfast. They feel blessed by Lord Shiva when they touch the base of Kailash Mountain. It is customary for pilgrims to perform Pooja in order to receive Shiva's blessings.

It is the word "Charan" that means "feet" and the word "Sparsh" that means "to touch". "to touch one's feet" means to touch one's feet together touching. The feet of Kailash Parbat have been a tradition since ancient times. There is scientific basis for "Charan Sparsh.". In traditional beliefs, the human body releases vibrations that touch the feet, facilitating the flow of energy, blessings, happiness and success. The exchange of energy gives one vigor, self-confidence and contentment. There is a glow emanating from within. As a result of "Charan Sparsh", blessings are like invisible amour. They provide strength and motivation.

08 August 2025 Day 12:It is a very crucial day for us, as we have to cross Dolma La or Dorma La Pass, which is 5636 meters above sea level. The weather in Dolma La Pass is unpredictable with snowstorms possible at times. Our journey should begin as early as possible in the morning. We pass Ganesh Kund and Gauri Kund Lakes on the way. To reach Zuthulpuk monastery, descend Shapje Datok pass and contumely walk flat path. A mud house is a place to stay overnight in Zuthulpuk.

GANESH KUND (SAROVAR)
There is a holy Ganesh Kund on the right-hand side of the walking trail about 45 minutes before reaching the Dolma La Pass 5636m., (Kailash circuit). Walking trails are 15 minutes away. Kund's shape resembles that of Ganesh's bathing place.

THE LEGEND OF GAURI KUND
Hindu mythology mentions Gauri Kund or Parvati Kund in the Shiva Purana legend, which is Sanatana Dharma.  As per the Puran, Gauri Sarovar purifies the mind, body and speech of Kailash Yatri by purifying the mind and the body.  Most Yatri of Kailash Manasarovar tours include their tour program. As part of the holy bath to Goddess Parvati Mata, this Gauri Kund is where Gauri Mata acquired her beloved son Ganesh. She molded the image of her son Ganesh from cleaning agents frothing on her body and revived it. 

To prevent unknown from entering her holy deep, she placed Ganesh along the path. Meanwhile, Lord Shiva arrived at Mount Kailash, but Ganesh ji did not recognize him, so he became furious and cut off the child's head. Mata Parvati was devastated when she saw it and requested that Lord Shiva return the child to life and she received her son back. Kailash Yatri is not the only one fascinated by this real story. 

THE MEANING OR SIGNIFICANCE TO VISIT GAURI KUND. 
Kailash Yatri visits this holy Kund during their Parikrama or Kora to purify their minds, bodies and speech by splashing the Jaal on their heads. To ensure peace in the heavens, they offer their ancestors TARPANA and Jaal (holy water). Their homes are often filled with holy water brought from the Kund. 

WHERE IS THE GAURI KUND LOCATED?
At 5608m. above sea level, the turquoise-colored GAURI KUND is located after crossing steep descents of Dolma La pass, the highest pass during Kailash Manasarovar Yatra tour. There is no walking trail yet and one must walk on massif rock.

09 August 2025 Day 13: Take breakfast and walk to Chongdo, then drive to Darchen and Manasarovar. Using holy water from Manasarovar, our staff erected a big tent for bathing inside the tent. The pilgrims offer Tarpon / holy water offering, flowers, money and splash water among themselves after bathing. As Monterosa Treks and Expeditions prepare for worship and Rudrabhishek, Hawan, Aarati. Chanting Shosti Bhachan by Nepal Braman Pandit and begins rituals.  All pilgrims can do prey for Lord Shiva and reciting the names of their ancestral gods and performing Hawan (offering grains mixed with butter to the fire) in the name of gods, in order to cleanse themselves from any kind of sin that they might have committed.
Located at an elevation of 4850 meters above sea level, Manasarovar is also known as Brahma's Lake or Mapam Yum Tso Lake. 'Manas' means mind or consciousness, and 'Sarovar' means Lake. Hindus and Buddhists have cherished it for its deep spiritual influence and wide religious values. Taking a holy bath in the Lake is believed to cleanse the soul from sins and the body from illness. This Lake is mentioned in ancient Hindu scriptures as a place to visit if one wishes to achieve salvation, the highest achievement in Hinduism. There's something very charming about the cascading waves of the Lake in the wind. Full Moon night in Manasarovar

10 August 2025 Day 14: Drive to Manasarovar and complete half of the Lake's rotation, continue to Praying, Dongba and ultimately Saga bazaar for an overnight stay.

11 August 2025 Day 15: Drive to Kerung valley from Saga. It takes 4 to 5 hours' drive from Saga to Kerung valley. In the Kerung valley, you will spend the night.

12 August 2025 Day 16: drive to friendship bridge, approximately 50 km from Kerung valley. the Nepal Tibet boarder. Tibetan customs and immigration formalities, as well as Nepalese customs and immigration formalities. After crossing boarder, you will be driving to Kathmandu with 4 Yatri in a Jeep and takes 6 to 7 hours. It will be reaching Kathmandu late afternoon around 4 to 6 O'clock time. It is estimate time. 

13 August 2025 Day 17:Transfer hotel to Kathmandu Tribhuvan international airport for final departure

Note: If anybody required Helicopter and it should be needing 5 persons and per person will be USD 300 on way