The majestic Mount Kailash is one of the most passionately followed gigantic peaks in Asia and is not only a religious epicetre for the Hindus, but also for jains, Buddhists and the Bon Pons. Standing upright at a literally high elevation of 6638 m (2177 ft.), the trek to kailash Parvat i.e the Kailash manasarovar Yatra is known as one of the toughest trails in the world. While being indulged in this journey, the pilgrims coe across abundant spiritual hubs which are accompanied with immense divinity and they are listed below:
A winsome mystical agglomeration, a heavenly abode to Lord Shiva, an immensely esteemed pious destination ardently followed by thousands of devotees from all over the world- this is what defines the spiritual as well as..
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The holiest lake of Tibet and also considered to be the world’s highest fresh-water lake, Lake Manasarovar is clipped in the far western Tibet Ngari Prefecture that is known to be ‘not so far’ from the mighty Mt Kailash.
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Situated in the foothill of holy Mount Kailash, the Gate of Salvation, the Yam Dwar is one of the most prominent destinations in the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra. Engross in its spiritual relevance and feel serene!
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Pashupatinath is a Hindu temple stands in the center of the town of Deopatan, in the middle of an open courtyard on the banks of the Baghmati River, the village is 4 km far away from Kathmandu in northwest.
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Gauri Kund, a water body that is also known as the Lake of Compassion, lies on the way while Siwasthalgoing on downwards from Dolma - La (Dolma Pass). This steep descent from Dolma Pass is a wonderful lake which is at an..
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Also known as Bhasmasur Parvat, situated next to the Sutlej River on the North bank, the Tirthapuri Hot Springs fill the infertile backdrop for this area with steam. Devotes normally visit Tirthapuri after the Kailash pilgrimage..
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The lake of the Demon. Rakshas Tal is situated west of holy Manasarovar Lake near Mt Kailash. The river Sutlej originates from the north-western tip of Rakshas Tal. At the height of about 4752 meters (15,591 ft)..
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Located at an altitude of 3,610 meters (11,872 feet) at the base of the Thorong La mountain pass in the Mustang district, Muktinath is a highly venerated sacred place for both Hindus and Buddhists.
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The Saptrishi Caves are considered to be an extreme hub in the Mount Kailash Inner Parikrama. As well these caves are counted amongst the most difficult treks experienced at the time of the Kailash Inner Kora.
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Nandi Parvat is considered to be one of the most vital peaks in Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and thus holds utmost significance. A visit and trek to Nandi Parvat is only possible during Kailash Inner Kora tour.
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A highly mysterious country, Tibet contains some of those breathtaking historical sites which you can’t even imagine would have existed and one of these is the Guge Kingdom. It is counted amongst the most powerful..
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The highly devoted Yatra to reach the ultimate Heavenly abode of the almighty Lord Shiva i.e. the Mount Kailash is counted amongst the most difficult terrains of all times. But, its results are undoubtedly fruitful...
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A winsome mystical agglomeration, a heavenly abode to Lord Shiva, an immensely esteemed pious destination ardently followed by thousands of devotees from all over the world- this is what defines the spiritual as well as
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Damodar Kunda is quite prominent since it is counted amongst the most passionately worshipped lakes for Hindu religion. Damodar Kund can be visited through a helicopter ride from Pokhara, Nepal.
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The North face of holy Mt Kailashh is considered to be the face of lord Shiva in Hindu mythology. From Dirapukh, one may go towards the North face to touch the feet of the Lord, this is called 'Charan Sparsh’ trek.
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OM Parvat is the magical and inspiring Himalayan mountain peak that rises to an altitude of Om Parvat (6191m) lying in the Darchula district of Kumaon Region in Uttarakhand, India. It is known by various names such as Adi Kailash, Chhota Kailash,
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Situated in Pithoragarh District of Uttrakhand India, in a very close proximity to the India-Nepal-Tibet border, the holy mountain Adi Kailash is also known as Chota Kailash. Adi Kailash, which is a replica of Mount Kailash.
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Situated in Pithoragarh District of Uttrakhand India, in a very close proximity to the India-Nepal-Tibet border, the holy mountain Adi Kailash is also known as Chota Kailash. Adi Kailash, which is a replica of Mount Kailash.
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Situated in Pithoragarh District of Uttrakhand India, in a very close proximity to the India-Nepal-Tibet border, the holy mountain Adi Kailash is also known as Chota Kailash. Adi Kailash, which is a replica of Mount Kailash.
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Vivah Mandap Temple is the site where Lord Rama and Goddess Sita tied the knot. Some also call it as the Ram Janaki Vivah Mandap and this site is filled up with thousands of pilgrims every year especially during the Vivah Panchami with an intention of seeking the blessings from Goddess Sita and Lord Ram.
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Vivah Mandap Temple is the site where Lord Rama and Goddess Sita tied the knot. Some also call it as the Ram Janaki Vivah Mandap and this site is filled up with thousands of pilgrims every year especially during the Vivah Panchami with an intention of seeking the blessings from Goddess Sita and Lord Ram.
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Vivah Mandap Temple is the site where Lord Rama and Goddess Sita tied the knot. Some also call it as the Ram Janaki Vivah Mandap and this site is filled up with thousands of pilgrims every year especially during the Vivah Panchami with an intention of seeking the blessings from Goddess Sita and Lord Ram.
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Vivah Mandap Temple is the site where Lord Rama and Goddess Sita tied the knot. Some also call it as the Ram Janaki Vivah Mandap and this site is filled up with thousands of pilgrims every year especially during the Vivah Panchami with an intention of seeking the blessings from Goddess Sita and Lord Ram.
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