Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Helicopter (Ex-Lucknow) - 9 Days

A Journey Beyond Imagination to the Home of Lord Shiva

For a very long time, the snowy Mount Kailash has been very special to people who believe in Lord Shiva. This mountain is thought to be his heavenly home. Near it is Lake Mansarovar, a beautiful lake believed to come from the mind of Lord Brahma. People who want to wash away the bad karma from many lives, feel closer to God, or complete a deep promise come here. The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is not just a normal trip. It is a powerful spiritual journey that touches the soul and goes beyond time and distance.

Now, after five years of waiting due to changes in the world and other countries, the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is open again for Indian pilgrims in 2025. This is a special chance for people to walk the same path that saints and holy seekers have walked for thousands of years. For many, 2025 is not just another year to travel. It is the year to answer a holy calling they have waited for their whole lives.

This special 9-day helicopter yatra starts from Lucknow. It gives people the deep spiritual meaning of the traditional journey, but with modern comfort. Instead of long, hard road travel, this plan uses helicopter rides and smooth travel help. That means more people — like older adults, working people, and families — can take part in the journey without feeling too tired.

Even though the trip is easier on your body, it still changes your soul.

This journey is led by a trusted team who has helped thousands of people go on the Kailash Yatra from Lucknow. With over ten years of experience, they know not only the roads and places but also the feelings, needs, and hopes of each pilgrim.

The guides are trained in staying safe at high places. They speak Hindi, English, and other local languages. They stay with you the whole time. Behind them is a strong support team who takes care of everything — like helping you get your visa and permits, planning rest days to help your body get used to high places, giving you clean places to sleep, fresh vegetarian food, and help in case of emergencies.

We are more than just trip planners. We are caretakers of your sacred journey. We work to make sure your yatra is safe, smooth, and full of spiritual meaning.

Our company is a trusted leader in private Kailash helicopter tours. We follow all rules of the different countries and regions. We work closely with the local teams in Nepalgunj, Simikot, and Taklakot. That means all legal, health, and travel steps are ready before your trip even begins.

In 2025, you can make your dream of visiting Mount Kailash come true — starting from Lucknow, by helicopter, with comfort and strong faith. This is more than just a trip. It is a deep journey inside yourself. It is finally back after years of waiting, and it is made for those who want more than just seeing the place — they want to feel a true change inside.

This could be the year you finally stand before Mount Kailash — not just in your mind, but in real life.

Trip Highlights: A Quick Look at Your Sacred Journey

These highlights show the special moments planned for your Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Each one is made to bring together deep spiritual meaning, comfort for your body, and careful travel planning.

• Holy Mount Kailash Parikrama (Outer Kora): Walk around the outside of Mount Kailash. This special walk is believed to clean away bad karma from many lifetimes.

• Holy Dip in Mansarovar Lake: Take a sacred bath in Lake Mansarovar. People believe it washes away sins and lifts your soul.

• Easy Helicopter Transfers: Simikot–Hilsa–Simikot: Instead of hard road travel, take short helicopter rides. This saves time and makes the trip smoother.

• Spiritual Activities Along the Way: Take part in special rituals like guided prayers, havan (fire ceremony), and quiet moments of meditation near holy places.

• Amazing View of Mount Kailash’s North Side: See the grand and clear view of Mount Kailash’s north face when you walk to Dirapuk.

• Planned Rest Days for High Altitude: The plan gives your body time to get used to high places. This helps you stay safe and feel better during the trip.

• Guides and Support Team: Friendly, trained guides and helpful staff are with you all the way. They speak many languages and know the journey well.

• Good Places to Sleep and Fresh Food: You will stay in clean hotels and guesthouses. Fresh vegetarian food is served to keep you healthy and support your spiritual goals.

Spiritual Significance of Mt. Kailash and Lake Mansarovar: A Journey for the Soul

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is more than just a travel trip. It is a deep spiritual journey, full of devotion, purification, and self-discovery. Every step of this sacred path is connected to ancient stories, respect from many religions, and the quiet hearts of seekers from long ago until today. Understanding its meaning is to feel the strong attraction that brings pilgrims from all over the world to this holy place.

Mount Kailash: The Center of the Spiritual Universe

Mount Kailash stands 6,638 meters tall. It is holy as the home of Lord Shiva, who is a powerful god in Hinduism. But it is sacred to many religions:

• In Hinduism, Shiva lives here with Goddess Parvati. Seeing Kailash is like seeing the eternal.

• In Buddhism, it is the home of the deity Chakrasamvara and the place where important teachings were received.

• For Jains, it is Ashtapada, where the first Tirthankara reached liberation.

• In Tibet’s ancient Bön religion, Kailash is a powerful spiritual place where the founder came from the heavens.

Many people see Kailash as the spiritual center of the world. It is said to have four faces made of crystal, ruby, gold, and lapis lazuli, which show purity and spiritual strength. No one climbs the mountain, not even mountaineers, to respect its holiness.

The Parikrama: Walking Around Kailash for Spiritual Cleansing

Walking around Mount Kailash, called the Kora or Parikrama, is believed to clean away bad karma from many lives. The full walk is about 52 kilometers and usually takes three days.

• Doing one Parikrama is said to remove a lifetime of sins.

• Doing thirteen Parikramas can free a person from being reborn.

•  Doing 108 Parikramas is said to bring full enlightenment.

The walk, especially over the Dolma La Pass at 5,600 meters, is not just hard for your body but also a symbol of leaving behind pride, attachments, and suffering — a rebirth through humility.

Lake Mansarovar: The Divine Mirror

Lake Mansarovar lies at the base of Mount Kailash at 4,500 meters height. It is very sacred.

• Hindu texts say the lake was made in the mind of Lord Brahma and then appeared on Earth. Its name means “Mind Lake.”

• It is believed to be the source of four great rivers in Asia: Brahmaputra, Indus, Sutlej, and Karnali (a branch of the Ganges).

• Bathing in its cold water is said to wash away all sins, and drinking the water can purify your soul and bring blessings.

• Many pilgrims meditate near the lake, feeling its peaceful energy and silence that takes away the noise of the world.

Seeing Mount Kailash reflected in the calm water of Mansarovar at sunrise or under the full moon is one of the most spiritual experiences a person can have.

A Journey That Changes You Across Faiths and Time

Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar together represent a meeting point — between earth and sky, spirit and body, devotion and letting go. This Yatra is more than just a place to visit. It is:

• A test of faith and letting go

• A way to find inner peace and clear thinking

• A shared path for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bön followers

• An ancient tradition that welcomes modern seekers

For many people, finishing this journey is the answer to a spiritual calling — a moment when outer struggles lead to inner awakening.

Why Choose This Kailash Yatra from Lucknow? The Best Choice for Pilgrims

When a journey is as sacred as the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, the path you choose can change how deep and peaceful your experience is. This 9-day helicopter journey from Lucknow is made for people who want spiritual joy but not the very hard physical parts of the trip. Here’s why this is the best choice for pilgrims in 2025:

Very Easy Start: Directly from Lucknow

You don’t need to worry about catching extra flights or stopping in faraway cities like Kathmandu. Starting from Lucknow, which is a busy and well-connected city in India, makes things simple. It saves you energy and time before the journey even begins.

Helicopter Travel: Saves Time, Gives Comfort, and Is Easy for All

This journey replaces hard road trips with quick helicopter flights between Simikot and Hilsa. This is a big help for modern pilgrims.

• Save Time – What usually takes 4–5 days by road now happens through short, pretty flights. That gives you more time for spiritual activities.

• Less Tiredness – You avoid bumpy roads, tiredness from high altitudes, and long travel in vehicles. This is great for older people and those visiting high places for the first time.

• See the Himalayas from the Sky – You get amazing views of the mountains and sacred lands that very few people get to see.

• Good for Busy People – If you are working, older, or have body issues, this trip gives you a chance to take part in the yatra too.

Safety Comes First: Rest Days to Help Your Body Adjust

High places can affect health if you don’t prepare well. This journey includes rest days in Simikot and Taklakot before you go higher. These days help your body get used to the thin air. It keeps you safe and helps you enjoy the journey better.

No Stress – Everything is Ready for You

This trip takes care of everything — permits, travel, border papers, food, beds, staff, and even spiritual help. The team has guided many successful yatras. You will have bilingual guides, Sherpa helpers, Indian cooks, and safety tools. You can just focus on your spiritual purpose.

Feel Spiritually Connected Without Feeling Exhausted

Old-style road journeys often make people tired before they even start their spiritual time. With shorter travel and less stress, you save your energy and feel more peaceful. That way, you can enjoy the holy rituals at Lake Mansarovar and during the Mount Kailash walk — whether you’re praying, meditating, or sitting quietly.

A Journey Worth the Money

Helicopter trips may cost more than road trips, but they give you more in return. You get:

• A lot of time saved

• More comfort and easier travel

• Better safety in high places

• A well-planned route

• A peaceful, full spiritual experience

This is not just money spent. It is something you do once in a lifetime — a holy trip made easier, safer, and more meaningful. Many people wait their whole lives for this moment. It should be done with care, peace, and comfort.

Who Can Join: Rules for Your Sacred Trip

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is not only a spiritual journey but also a physical challenge that needs good preparation. While using helicopters makes it easier than the normal road routes, the Parikrama still involves high-altitude walking and needs mental strength, physical fitness, and careful planning.

Below are the rules to help you decide if this trip is right for you and how to get ready.

Health and Fitness Needs

All travelers must be in good health, both body and mind. The Kailash Parikrama is at more than 5,000 meters high, where the weather can be cold, windy, and change quickly. You need basic fitness and endurance.

• You should be able to walk 10 to 15 kilometers a day on rough paths.

• A calm, positive mind is very important, especially when it gets hard.

• People who walk or hike regularly and live an active life usually can do this trip well.

Altitude Sickness: What to Know and How to Prevent It

Altitude sickness is a real risk on this trip and should not be ignored. The trip plan includes rest days in Simikot and Taklakot to help your body get used to the height. Still, you must be careful and ready.

To prevent altitude sickness:

• Drink lots of water during the trip

• Go up slowly and follow the guides’ pace

• Know symptoms like headache, nausea, dizziness, or trouble breathing

• Tell your guide right away if you feel unwell

Our team has oxygen and first aid kits, and guides know how to handle high-altitude problems.

Age and Medical Rules

This trip is open to Indian citizens aged 18 to 75 years. Those over 70 or with health problems must provide:

• A medical fitness certificate from a registered doctor

• The certificate must say the person is fit for high-altitude trekking and flying

All medical papers are checked by our team. We may refuse participation if safety is a concern.

If you have serious lung, heart, or movement problems, please talk to your doctor and think about other options because the Parikrama is hard at high altitude.

Who Can Join Based on Nationality

This Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Helicopter (from Lucknow) is mainly for Indian citizens. All permits, transport, and support are set for Indian passport holders.

If you have a passport from another country, please contact us. We might arrange something, but extra visa and travel rules will apply.

Group and Private Options

All trips listed are group trips with limited places to give good care and easy planning.

• Private Yatra trips can be arranged if available and cost more.

• Small families or groups can ask for special dates and slower schedules, especially if traveling with elderly or special needs pilgrims.

Travel Tips and Important Things to Bring

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a trip that can change your life. But because it is in remote, high places, you need to prepare well. Packing smart and planning ahead will help you focus on the spiritual meaning, not on problems.

Below is a detailed list of things to bring, sorted by type. Every item has a purpose — for your comfort, safety, or to help you live well in the tough Himalayan conditions.

Essential Packing List

1. Clothing: Stay Warm, Dry & Layered

The weather can change a lot — it might be warm during the day but very cold at night. It is important to wear layers so you can stay comfortable:

• Base layers (thermals) – shirts and pants that pull moisture away from your skin

• Fleece jackets or sweaters – to keep you warm

• Down or padded jacket – very important for cold mornings and nights

• Waterproof and windproof outer shell – light and lets your skin breathe

• Trekking pants – dry quickly and allow easy movement

• Thermal socks (wool or synthetic) – bring several pairs to keep your feet warm

• Gloves – one fleece pair and one waterproof pair to wear outside

• Woolen hat or beanie – to keep heat in duringcold evenings

Tip: Do not wear cotton next to your skin because it holds moisture and can make you colder, which is dangerous at high altitudes.

2. Footwear: Protect Your Feet on Every Step

The Parikrama trail is rough and rocky, so your shoes need to keep your feet safe and steady.

•  Strong, waterproof trekking boots – boots with high ankle support are best, and make sure you break them in before the trek

• Comfortable sandals or camp shoes – to wear when you rest or stay in guesthouses

3. Trekking Gear: Carry Only What You Need

Most of your big luggage will be carried by yaks or support vehicles. You only need to carry important items in your day pack while trekking.

• Day pack (20–30 liters) – to carry water, snacks, extra clothes, and personal things

• Duffle bag – given by the tour company for your main luggage

• Sleeping bag – good to have for warmth and cleanliness; sometimes provided but bringing your own is better

• Headlamp or flashlight – bring extra batteries too

• Sunglasses with UV protection – the sun’s rays are strong at high places

• Trekking poles – very helpful for balance, especially when going down hills like Dolma La Pass

4. Personal Essentials: Stay Healthy & Comfortable

Small personal items can make your trip easier, especially since there are few facilities on the trail.

• Toiletries – soap that breaks down naturally, toothbrush, toothpaste, toilet paper, and sanitary items

• Quick-drying towel – light and easy to pack

• Sunscreen with high SPF – very important to protect your skin from sunburn

• Lip balm with SPF – keeps your lips from drying and cracking

• Hand sanitizer and wet wipes – to stay clean on the go

• Personal medicines – bring enough for the whole trip, and carry a doctor’s note if you need prescriptions

Optional but useful: basic first-aid items like band-aids and antiseptic cream, tablets for altitude sickness (ask your doctor first), water purification tablets, snacks like dry fruits, and a small notebook to write down your thoughts.

Health & Acclimatization: Preparing Body and Mind for High Altitude

A good and meaningful Kailash Mansarovar Yatra needs both your body and mind to be ready. Our schedule includes days to get used to the altitude and medical support, but each traveler must also understand the challenges of high places and prepare well.

Here are some important health tips and ways to help your body adjust safely so you can avoid sickness while on your sacred journey.

Pre-Yatra Physical Conditioning

Even with helicopter rides, the Mount Kailash Parikrama is a tough trek above 5,000 meters. Start getting ready physically 1 or 2 months before the trip by:

• Walking every day for at least 5 to 7 kilometers to build stamina

• Doing light cardio exercise like jogging, cycling, or swimming to build endurance

• Practicing breathing exercises (like Pranayama) to make your lungs stronger

• Climbing stairs or hiking to get used to going uphill

Try to be steady and regular with your practice. The goal is to improve your heart and breathing without getting hurt or tired too much.

Hydration: The First Rule of Acclimatization

Drinking enough water is very important to avoid altitude sickness. At high places, your body loses water faster.

• Drink 3 to 4 liters of water every day, even if you don’t feel thirsty

• Avoid alcohol, too much caffeine, and fizzy drinks because they make you lose water and make it harder for your body to absorb oxygen

• Coconut water, electrolyte drinks, and herbal teas are good to drink

Dietary Tips for High-Altitude Travel

What you eat affects your energy, digestion, and how well your body adjusts. The meals on the Yatra are pure vegetarian, made to be light, healthy, and easy to digest.

• Do not eat heavy, spicy, or fried foods that canupset your stomach

• Eat smaller meals more often to keep your energyup

• Drink warm liquids, eat simple carbs, and fresh fruits if you can

If you have special food needs, please tell our team before the trip so they can help.

Medication & Personal Health Management

It is very important to see a doctor before the Yatra, especially if you:

• Have had altitude sickness before, or have breathing or long-term health problems

• Take regular medicines (bring enough for the whole trip with a prescription)

You might want to ask your doctor about Diamox (Acetazolamide), a medicine that can help prevent altitude sickness. Only take medicine if your doctor says it is safe.

Carry a health kit with:

• Painkillers, medicine for diarrhea, and motion sickness tablets

• Your prescription medicines clearly labeled

• A doctor’s note for any special medicines or altitude treatments

Altitude Sickness: Know the Symptoms & Take Action Early

Altitude sickness, also called Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), can happen to anyone, no matter how fit they are. It is important to notice the signs early and get help quickly to avoid bigger problems.

Common signs are:

• A headache that doesn’t go away

• Feeling sick or not wanting to eat

• Feeling very tired or weak

• Feeling dizzy or having trouble sleeping

• Shortness of breath when resting

If you feel any of these, tell your guide right away. Don’t ignore them — getting help early keeps you safe. Our team knows how to care for people at high altitude and carries oxygen, first aid supplies, and satellite phones in case of emergencies.

Visa, Permits & On-the-Ground Essentials: What You Need to Know

You can focus on your spiritual journey when all travel papers and money matters are easy. We made this guide to help you know about the travel documents, money, and communication you need for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Helicopter (Ex-Lucknow). We take care of all the paperwork so you can enjoy the trip.

Tibet Visa & Permits for Indian Pilgrims

To visit Mount Kailash in Tibet (part of China), you need special permits and a group visa, especially if you have an Indian passport. Our team handles the visa and permits for you by working with the Nepalese and Chinese authorities.

Documents you must send ahead of time:

• Clear scanned copy of your passport (valid for at least 6 months after your trip)

• Four recent passport photos (white background, no shine)

• Medical fitness certificate (needed if you are over 70 or have health problems)

• Marriage certificate (if traveling with your spouse and your last names are different)

Timing:

• Permit process starts 30 to 40 days before you leave

• Your original passport will be kept when you arrive in Nepalgunj and returned before you leave

Note: Tibet group visas are required for Indian passport holders and must be done through an approved travel company. Individual permits are not given.

Nepal Visa Requirements

• Indian citizens do not need a visa to enter Nepal

• People with other passports need a Nepal visa, which they can get when entering or apply for before travel

• You may need re-entry permits if you leave Nepal to go to Tibet and come back

We help non-Indian travelers understand and get Nepal visas if they want to join the trip.

Tour Operator Assistance with All Permits

We take care of:

• Tibet Group Visa and Entry Permits

• Kailash Parikrama and Mansarovar Lake Permits

• Nepal re-entry documents (if needed)

Our job is to make the paperwork easy for you. From copying documents to final approvals, we handle everything.

Documents You Must Carry During the Yatra

Please keep these items with you in your day pack or on your person at all times:

• Original passport (this is required for all border crossings)

• 4 to 6 passport-sized photos

• Copies of all travel permits and visas

• Travel insurance certificate or a digital copy

• A small notebook with emergency contacts and medical information

Currency & Payments in Tibet

Local Currency:

• The official money used in Tibet is the Chinese Yuan (CNY).

Payment Tips:

• Carry cash because most guesthouses, shops, and restaurants in western Tibet do not accept international cards

• Bring enough Chinese Yuan for personal expenses like snacks, tips, and extra services

• ATMs are very rare and might not work well, especially in places like Taklakot, Darchen, and the Parikrama areas

Currency Exchange:

• It is best to exchange Indian Rupees or US Dollars to Chinese Yuan in Kathmandu or Nepalgunj before entering Tibet

• You cannot exchange money in Hilsa or during the trek

• Our team can help with currency exchange where it is possible

Mobile Network & Wi-Fi: What to Expect

Mobile Connectivity:

• Indian SIM cards do not work in Tibet

• Chinese SIM cards are limited and hard for Indian pilgrims to get

You may have no mobile signal in Simikot, Hilsa, Dirapuk, Zuthulphuk, and parts of Taklakot

Emergency Communication:

• Our guides carry satellite phones to use in emergencies where there is no mobile signal

• You can send urgent messages if needed, but general phone use will be very limited

Wi-Fi Access:

• Some guesthouses in Nepalgunj, Simikot, or Taklakot may have Wi-Fi that you can pay for, but it is often slow and unreliable

• There is no Wi-Fi during the Parikrama or at Mansarovar

Travel Tip: Tell your family and work about the times you will not be able to communicate during the trip

Safety & Support on the Yatra: Your Well-being is Our Priority

The pilgrimage to Mount Kailash is both a sacred journey and a physical challenge. At high altitudes, the weather and land can change quickly. Safety is our top priority. From your arrival in Lucknow to the last step of the Parikrama, our staff and support systems work hard to keep you safe and cared for.

Here is how we make your Kailash Mansarovar Yatra safe, supported, and focused on your spiritual experience:

Experienced & Certified Guides: Local Knowledge Meets International Standards

Our guides include:

• Well-trained, multilingual Nepalese guides who speak English and Hindi

• Licensed Chinese guides who know the local rules and keep the trail safe

• Experienced Sherpas who help during the Parikrama by carrying luggage, setting pace, and helping in emergencies

Each guide is:

• Certified in high-altitude first aid

• Trained to organize emergency evacuations

• Able to watch for signs of altitude sickness, dehydration, and tiredness

Together, they provide expert care, respect the local culture, and keep everyone safe on the trail.

Medical Provisions & Oxygen Support

We provide strong medical support for high altitudes, including:

• Oxygen tanks placed in support vehicles and with trekking staff

• Portable oxygen to use during the Parikrama or at guesthouses if you need it

• Full first-aid kits for small injuries, altitude sickness, and other health needs

• Help from local clinics in Simikot, Taklakot, and Darchen when possible

You are never far from medical help. Our guides watch carefully and act quickly if you have any health problems.

Reliable Emergency Communication

Mobile phone coverage is very limited or does not work in many parts of the route, especially during the Parikrama. To stay ready for emergencies:

• Our lead guides carry satellite communication devices

• We keep in regular contact with our base in Nepalgunj and emergency teams

• Your family can be informed quickly if there is an emergency

Emergency Evacuation Plan: Clear & Quick

If someone becomes very sick, gets hurt, or has serious altitude problems, we are ready to help them leave quickly. Our plan includes:

• Transport by support vehicles to the nearest road

• Helicopter evacuation from Hilsa or Simikot if needed for medical reasons

• Working closely with local officials and air rescue teams

Please note that evacuation costs are not included in the tour price. You must have travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation.

Safety Briefings: Knowing More Makes You Safer

We give regular safety talks to help you stay safe and ready. These talks cover:

• How to recognize altitude sickness and what to do if you feel it

• How to stay hydrated, warm, and keep a good pace

• Information about trail conditions and weather forecasts

• Guidelines for respecting culture in sacred places and Tibetan villages

You will always know what to expect and how to stay safe each day.

Dedicated Team Support: The Strength Behind Your Journey

Besides the guides, our whole support team is chosen for being reliable and caring:

• Drivers who know how to handle mountain roads

• Kitchen staff and cooks who prepare clean and healthy vegetarian meals

• Logistics and luggage helpers who manage behind-the-scenes work so you can focus on your spiritual path

This team is experienced and works hard for your safety, comfort, and peace of mind.

Trust Built on Experience and Care

We have helped thousands of pilgrims reach Kailash Mansarovar over the years, including seniors, first-time trekkers, and families with different fitness levels. Our focus on safety, good planning, and respect for culture means your journey will be both deeply spiritual and well protected.

Why Choose Nepal Social Trek and Expedition: Your Trusted Partner for a Sacred Journey

Doing a pilgrimage as special and hard as the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra needs the right partner. With Nepal Social Trek and Expedition, you are not just booking a trip — you are trusting a team with the skill, care, and respect needed to make it a true spiritual experience. Here is why thousands of pilgrims trust us:

Experience and Success

• We have over 25 years of experience organizing Kailash Mansarovar Yatras.

• We have helped thousands of Indian pilgrims cross borders, mountain passes, and sacred places safely, with a strong record for safety and satisfaction.

• We are experts in the Lucknow–Helicopter route and manage every detail of this special and complex trip.

Skilled Team on the Ground

• Our guides speak many languages, including English, Hindi, Nepali, and Chinese, to help with smooth communication and cultural understanding.

• Our Sherpas and support team are trained for high altitude and help you all day, especially during the Parikrama.

• An Indian cook travels with the group to prepare fresh, clean, vegetarian food that fits the spiritual mood.

Top Safety and Support

• Every trip has oxygen support, first-aid kits, satellite phones, and clear plans for emergency evacuation.

• Our guides are trained for emergencies at high altitude and watch your health carefully, especially while you get used to the height.

• Our base in Nepalgunj works 24/7 to handle any emergency quickly and professionally.

Easy Planning and Great Value

• We take care of permits, visas, places to stay, transport, and meals.

• Our helicopter trip saves many days of travel, lowers the physical effort, and helps you focus on the spiritual side.

• Prices are clear with no hidden fees. You can check our detailed Cost Breakdown and Inclusions to see the great value.

Strong Focus on Spiritual Growth

We know this is not just a trek. It is a sacred call.

• Our team helps with rituals, prayers, meditation, and quiet moments at Mansarovar and during the Parikrama.

• We create a respectful and calm space where every pilgrim can reflect, pray, and change peacefully.

Booking and Payment: How to Secure Your Spiritual Journey

Booking your Yatra with Nepal Social Trek and Expedition is easy, safe, and guided by our expert team every step of the way.

Step-by-Step Booking Guide

• Inquiry or Contact

Contact us by our form, phone, or email to say you are interested.

• Consultation

Get a personal talk to answer your questions, check your readiness, and help choose your best departure date.

• Booking Form and Document Submission

Send us your passport copy, photos, medical certificate (if needed), and booking form.

• Deposit Payment

Pay the first deposit by bank transfer or secure online payment to save your place.

• Confirmation

After payment, we send your booking confirmation, receipt, and guide for preparing your trip.

• Final Payment

• The remaining amount (100% of the total cost) must be paid before you arrival.

Payment Terms Summary

• You must pay 70% of the total tour cost when you book. This helps us start the visa and permit process.

• Cancellation Policy: Please check our Terms & Conditions page for details

Secure and Trusted Payments

• We use secure payment systems and trusted banks to keep your money safe.

• You will get full invoices and papers for all payments.

Ready to Start Your Spiritual Journey?

Our expert team will help you from your first question to the final blessing. Whether this is your first Yatra or you have been before, Nepal Social Trek and Expedition will make sure it is safe, meaningful, and unforgettable.