The Adi Kailash and Om Parvat Yatra is one of the most sacred spiritual circuits in the Himalayas, known as the Chhota Kailash. As it's mentioned in the Hindu scriptures, Adi Kailash is the secondary home of Lord Shiva, and a replica of Mount Kailash in Tibet. Legends say Lord Shiva resides in eternal meditation with Maa Parvati, so the region is a divine confluence of scenic splendour, rich Vedic legacy, and a strong spiritual vibration that cleanses a pilgrim's soul. For every Shiv-bhakt, witnessing the naturally formed 'Om' on Om Parvat and the mirror-like reflection of Adi Kailash in Gauri Kund is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that brings them spiritual satisfaction.

We believe your journey to Shiva should be free from worldly stress, which is why we go far beyond basic logistics to provide a soulful pilgrimage. Every yatri receives premium gear designed to enhance their experience, including a high-quality jacket, a Kailash miniature as a sacred memento, and a personalised numbered duffle bag that makes luggage identification effortless. Our veteran team provides 24/7 emergency support and expert guidance, ensuring you are supported at every step of the high-altitude terrain to Mount Adi Kailash.

What establishes us as your most trusted partner for the Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra is our commitment to your safety and spiritual alignment. We schedule our tour departures thoughtfully, based on the auspicious dates of the Hindu Panchang. It also ensures your Yatra begins on a divine note. As India’s largest operator for the Adi Kailash pilgrimage, we offer exclusive advantages that set us apart, including priority transport access, on-ground Indian support staff, and the simple dignity of private changing tents at sacred lake/river sites. We even eliminate the stress of what-ifs by offering up to two days of complimentary stays during weather-induced delays, while our dedicated app, Trip To Temples, keeps your family updated in real-time, even when mobile networks are unavailable. This is all managed for you to make sure you can surrender entirely to the presence of Baba at Chota Kailash, while we handle it throughout.

Adi Kailash Om Parvat Yatra 2026

Adi Kailash

Also known as Chota Kailash or Baba Kailash, it is the second most important Kailash out of the five Kailash after Mount Kailash in Tibet. Located in the Kumaon region of the Pithoragarh district, Adi Kailash Peak stands at an elevation of 19500 ft above sea level. It is said to be a replica of Mount Kailash and has seen several pilgrims over the last two years because the yatra route has become motorable. The entire route is motorable with scenic beauty all around. However, there is an optional trek of 6-7 km to Parvati Sarovar and Gauri Kund.

Adi Kailash Yatra takes 8 days to complete the circuit starting from Kathgodam, Uttarakhand. The route of the yatra is full of natural beauty and several waterfalls, which are a treat to the eyes.

Om Parvat Yatra

On our fifth day of Adi Kailash Om Parvat Yatra, we reach Om Parvat, which is a miraculous mountain that has a hollow shape that gets covered with snow, taking the form of ॐ, which is a religious symbol of the followers of Hinduism. Hence the name Om Parvat. The mountain stands at an elevation of 18340 ft above sea level, and Nabi Dhang is the viewpoint from where we witness this miraculous mountain.

Places You Must Visit During Adi Kailash Yatra

Trip To Temples, being India’s leading travel agency for challenging sacred pilgrimages, has set the benchmark for Adi Kailash Yatra. With years of operational excellence, we have successfully guided thousands of pilgrims across India to the feet of majestic Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar. We’ve proudly served the highest number of pilgrims for Mount Adi Kailash and Om Parvat in 2021 and 2022, establishing us as the most trusted travel partner for high-altitude Himalayan spiritual tours.

Bhimtal

Bhimtal is the lake city of the Kumaon region, famous for its lake and the manmade island, which also has its very own aquarium and a cafe where you can relax and eat while enjoying the mesmerizing views.

Neeb Karori Baba Ashram

Neeb Karori Baba Ashram is the ashram of Neeb Karori, who is considered to be an avatar of lord Hanuman. He has followers from all over the world. Celebrities like Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs have visited his ashram.

Chitai Golu Devta Mandir

Golu Devta is known as the Lord of justice, and it is believed that if one has some legal pending cases, he can write them on a piece of paper and tie it with a bell, and once the wish gets granted, you have to go back again to untie the bell.

Jageshwar Dham

Jageshwar Dham is a group of more than 200 temples, mostly dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is believed that all your ethical wishes are granted at Jageshwar Dham. Back in the 12th Century, Lord Shiva and Sapt Rishi meditated at Jageshwar Dham and made it so powerful that anyone who wished for anything, that wish was granted. People took advantage of it and started making unethical wishes. Seeing this, Saptrishi meditated here to lessen the power of the place. Now, only the ethical wishes of people were fulfilled.

Brahma Parvat

On the way to Adi Kailash, one can easily witness the Brahma Parvat, covered with snow. It looks quite similar to Adi Kailash.

Kunti Parvat

Kunti Parvat is a mountain named after the mother of the five Pandavas, Devi Kunti. There is also a village named after her, called the Kuti Village.

Parvati Mukut

Parvati Mukut is a mountain shaped like a crown and is named after Mata Parvati, hence the name is Parvati Mukut.

Pandav Parvat

Since the Pandavas had their ‘Agyaatvaas’ from this region, there are five consecutive peaks named after the five Pandavas of the Mahabharata.

Pandav Fort

One can spot the Pandav Fort on the way to Adi Kailash. It is believed that the Pandavas spent their Agyaatvaas in this fort. Currently, the fort is in ruins.

Adi Kailash Mountain

Adi Kailash, the main attraction of our yatra, is visible from Jyolingkong, which is the base for Adi Kailash. From here, there is an optional trek for Gauri Kund as well as Parvati Sarovar. Adi Kailash is one of the Panch Kailash and is the second most important Kailash, after Mount Kailash in Tibet.

Parvati Sarovar

Approximately 2-3 km from Jyolingkong is Parvati Sarovar. The reflection of Adi Kailash is visible in Parvati Sarovar, making it a perfect spot to click pictures. The trek from Jyolingkong to Parvati Sarovar is an optional one. You can also stay back at the base and have a wonderful darshan of Adi Kailash from there as well.

Shiv Parvati Mandir

Shiv Parvati Mandir is near Parvati Sarovar, where one can bathe in the Sarovar and visit the temple. It is maintained by the Indo-Tibetan Border Police.

Gauri Kund

Once you reach Parvati Sarovar, some people even trek to Gauri Kund, which is 3-4 km from Parvati Sarovar. Gauri Kund is the last point up to which one can go, and it gives the best view of Adi Kailash Mountain. One can take water from Gauri Kund, which is cold.

Sheshnag Parvat

Sheshnag Parvat or Nag Parvat is a mountain shaped like a snake and is visible while going for OM Parvat Darshan. It is said that if there is a cloud on Sheshnag Parvat, then Om Parvat would not be visible.

Om Parvat

Om Parvat, as the name suggests, is a holy mountain with a hollow shape, which, when covered with snow, gives the impression of ॐ, which is a religious symbol for Hinduism. It is believed that there are 8 OM-shaped mountains in the world, but only one has been discovered till now, which is in India and is visible from the Nabi Dhang viewpoint. There is no Om Parvat Trek because that is not possible.

Kali Mandir

After having darshan of Om Parvat, we visit Kali Mandir, located in Kala Pani. It is the origin point of the Kali River. We have our group hawan at the Kali Mandir, and one can also fill their bottles with the clean and pure water of the Kali River.

Ved Vyas Gufa

Right outside the Kali Mandir, one can spot Ved Vyas Gufa. You will be able to spot a flag that has been put up by the Indian Army with the help of a helicopter. However, it is not possible to reach the cave.

Patal Bhuvaneshwar

Pataal Bhuvaneshwar is a 90 ft deep cave, which is a way to Pataal. It is believed that if you have visited this cave, then it is equivalent to doing the Chota Char Dham darshan.

Adi Kailash Yatra Registration 2026

One can easily plan the Adi Kailash Yatra 2026 by filling out the Adi Kailash Yatra Registration Form. One can also visit our website triptotemples.com and send an enquiry or give us a call/text on 9911937751 or send us an email on info@triptotemples.com.

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