A Spiritual Trip to the Himalayas, Led by Experts
Join Uttarakhand Tour & Travel for the Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra in 2026. We're a government-registered tour company with Uttarakhand Tourism, and pilgrims have trusted us for over 20 years.
We work with Meru *long pause*Adventure (since 2002) to put together trips to high-altitude spots. We focus on your spiritual needs, your safety, and your comfort. Our trips are for people seeking a real, well-organized, and fulfilling experience.
We get that a pilgrimage is more than just a trip—it's a personal thing. So, we plan every detail to ensure you have peace of mind & meaningful sightseeing.
Our Commitment to You
We have more than 24+ years of experience in Uttarakhand tourism.
We carry over 24+ years of expertise, Organizing Kailash Mansarovar yatra & Adi Kailash /OM Parvat yatra……. Serving our clients from all over the world.
All the hotels provided by us are properly inspected, visited frequently..Own Homestay in Adi kailash yatra route.. managed and run by us
In case of delays due to weather, Politically, Technical issues 1 day of Extra stay at Hotel/Guest house/ Homestay
We always make sure your vehicle is the latest model, properly inspected we have our own fleet vehicles with our experienced and trained commercial local drivers.
Yatra Highlights
See Adi Kailash (Chhota Kailash), said to be Lord Shiva's home.
Check out the ॐ shape on Om Parvat.
Go to Parvati Sarovar, Gauri Kund, Kuti Village, Kalapani, and some cool Himalayan places.
Travel through the Kumaon Himalayas with views of snowy mountains, rivers, waterfalls, and forests.
Learn about the Chaudans & Byans valley people.
A great mix of faith, pretty scenery, and finding yourself.
What You Get
All the needed permissions and papers.
A guide and helpers who know the way.
Places to stay for the whole trip (as planned).
Food as noted in the schedule.
Rides around the yatra route.
Help with health stuff if needed.
Help before, during, and after the trip.
We have more than 24+ years of experience in Uttarakhand tourism.
We carry over 24+ years of expertise, Organizing Kailash Mansarovar yatra & Adi Kailash /OM Parvat yatra……. Serving our clients from all over the world.
All the hotels provided by us are properly inspected, visited frequently..Own Homestay in Adi kailash yatra route.. managed and run by us
We always make sure your vehicle is the latest model, properly inspected we have our own fleet vehicles with our experienced and trained commercial local drivers.
In case of delays due to weather, Politically, Technical issues 1 day of Extra stay at Hotel/Guest house/ Homestay
Adi Kailash is revered as a sacred abode of Lord Shiva, while Om Parvat is known for the natural “ॐ” symbol formed on its snow-covered slopes. Both hold deep spiritual significance for devotees.
Adi Kailash and Om Parvat are accessible from Uttarakhand via Dharchula. The journey involves road travel through remote Himalayan routes, followed by guided trekking and local transport.
The best time to visit Adi Kailash and Om Parvat is from May to October, when the weather and travel conditions are generally more suitable for the journey.
Yes. Visitors generally need the required inner-line permits and identity documents to travel to the restricted border areas. These permits are usually arranged with the help of authorized tour operators.
The yatra is considered moderate to challenging due to high altitude, steep terrain, and long travel routes. Good physical fitness and proper acclimatization are recommended.
Accommodation generally includes comfortable hotels, guesthouses, and homestays along the route, with basic facilities available in remote areas.
The trip generally takes 8–12 days, depending on the itinerary and travel operator. We offer different Adi Kailash and Om Parvat packages from various travel operators, allowing you to choose an itinerary that suits your schedule and preferences.
Mobile connectivity is limited and unreliable in the Adi Kailash region. Network availability varies by location, so it is advisable to be prepared for areas with little or no connectivity.
Carry warm clothes, sturdy trekking shoes, essential medicines, a water bottle, sunscreen, sunglasses, personal ID, and necessary travel documents. Pack light and prepare for cold weather and high-altitude conditions.
