• Kunti Parvat - Located in the last village of India in Uttarakhand - Kuti village, this mountain is named after Mata Kunti- the mother of the Pandav brothers.

• Pandav Parvat - The Pandav Parvat is a group of five similar-looking mountains near Mount Adi Kailash which is considered to be the five Pandav brothers.

• Mount Adi Kailash - It is the replica of Mount Kailash, hence it is called Chota Kailash or Baba Kailash. Mount Adi Kailash is the second Kailash of the Panch Kailash. It was the main stoppage for the marriage of Lord Shiva & Maa Parwati and is considered to be the resting abode of Shiva- Parvati Pariwar.

• Parvati Mukut - Parvati Mukut means the crown of the Hindu goddess Parvati. It is a stone-like structure forming the shape of a crown on the top of a mountain opposite Mount Adi Kailash.

• Parvati Sarovar - It is said that Parvati Sarovar is a lake in which Goddess Parvati used to take bath. You can see the reflection of Mount Adi Kailash in the Parvati Sarovar. It is situated at an elevation of 4501 m above sea level at a 2-3 km approx trek from Jolingkong.

• Shiv Parvati Temple - It is located next to Parvati Sarovar at an elevation of 4501 m above sea level. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Mata Parvati. You can visit the temple after a trek of 2-3 km approx from Jolingkong- the base camp of Mount Adi Kailash.

• Gauri Kund - Located at an elevation of 4610 metre  above sea level on the foot of Mount Adi Kailash, Gauri Kund is a holy water lake at a 3-4 km approx trek from Jolingkong.

Earlier people had to trek about 100 KM one way from Dharchula to Adi Kailash, Om Parvat but now with the development of the road network, the distance has become majorly motorable up to Om Parvat viewpoint & Jolinkong- the viewpoint of Mount Adi Kailash. The Adi Kailash trek distance to reach Baba Kailash temple and Parvati Sarovar from Jolinkong is about 2 to 3 km approx which is an optional trek.

Earlier it used to be extremely difficult when people had to trek for 200 km approx to reach Adi Kailash & Om Parvat. Most of the pilgrims were not able to make it & had to return mid-way. Carrying luggage was also a big challenge, especially in some rain. Now with the development of motorable roads, the 2 to 3-km approx trek has become easy/ moderate which can be done by any person who is physically fit.

• Kali Temple- A temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, Mata Parvati, and Lord Ganesha at Kala Pani is called Kali temple. 

• Sheshnag Parvat- It is located on the way between Nabidhang and Gunji in Uttarakhand. This mountain resembles Shesh Naag- the king of all snakes.

• Ved Vyas Gufa- Located at Kala Paani this cave is named after Maharshi Ved Vyas. It is said that Maharshi Ved Vyas meditated here and also he dictated Mahabharatha to Lord Ganesha here.

• Territories of 2 other countries- Om Parvat is located at a triangle position such that one side of the mountain is Tibet, one side is Nepal, and one side is India.

The divine Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati is situated at an elevation of 4519 m above sea level in the Pithoragarh district of the Kumaon region in Uttarakhand at a trek of 3km approx from Jolinkong.

Yes, you can take a dip in Parvati Sarovar if you wish, however it is not recommended due to the cold weather.

Till 2021, this Yatra was entirely done by a trek of approx 200 KM & was known as Adi Kailash Trek. Now with improved infrastructure, the trekking part has significantly come down to an optional trek of approx 2 to 3 km from Jolinkong to Shiva Parvati Temple in front of Adi Kailash and Parvati Sarovar and 3-4 km to Gauri Kund. Pilgrims who are not comfortable trekking or walking even 2-3 KM can also take part in Yatra & have a darshan of Adi Kailash from Jolinkong.

Earlier there was a trek from Dharchula to Om Parvat in Uttarakhand which was called Om Parvat Trek. Now since the government has developed road networks, there is no trek in Om Parvat Yatra. Pilgrims can easily go to Om Parvat Darshan Point at Nabidhang by vehicle.Distance of Om parvat trek from Gunji one way is approximately 22 km and is motorable now with vehicles.