Bookings for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra 2027 are now open! Join The Trekkers' Society on a remarkable pilgrimage to the sacred Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar. Explore our five tour packages, discover travel options and prepare for a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual journey with a team backed by over 22 years of Himalayan travel experience. Inquiries welcome from travellers worldwide.
For generations, Mount Kailash has stood as a symbol of faith, devotion and spiritual awakening. Rising above the vast Tibetan Plateau, this sacred mountain draws pilgrims and travellers from across the world, each carrying a personal reason for making the journey. The Trekkers' Society is pleased to announce that bookings for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra 2027 are now open!
With more than 22 years of experience organizing Himalayan expeditions and over 2,500 pilgrims guided to the sacred Kailash region, we invite you to join us for another remarkable pilgrimage season. Whether you are travelling from India, Nepal, Europe, the Americas or elsewhere in the world, our team is ready to help you plan your journey. If visiting Mount Kailash has been a lifelong dream, 2027 may be the year to make it a reality.
Located in the remote Ngari region of western Tibet, Mount Kailash stands approximately 6,638 metres above sea level. Unlike many of the world's highest mountains, Kailash remains unclimbed, preserving its extraordinary spiritual significance. For Hindus, Mount Kailash is believed to be the eternal abode of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Buddhists associate it with Demchok, while Jains and followers of the Bon tradition also consider the mountain deeply sacred.
A short distance from the mountain lies Lake Manasarovar, situated at approximately 4,590 metres. Its clear waters and breathtaking surroundings have made it one of the most revered pilgrimage destinations in the Himalayan region. For centuries, pilgrims have travelled across challenging terrain to reach these sacred sites. The journey represents devotion, perseverance and the desire for spiritual fulfilment. The Kailash Manasarovar Yatra brings together these experiences in a single extraordinary expedition.
The Kailash pilgrimage is unlike an ordinary holiday. It combines spiritual exploration, high-altitude adventure, cultural discovery and some of the most remarkable scenery in the Himalayas. A sacred spiritual experience: Witness Mount Kailash, revered across multiple religious traditions, and experience the atmosphere of one of the world's most important pilgrimage destinations. The holy Lake Manasarovar: Spend time beside the sacred lake, surrounded by the magnificent Tibetan landscape.
The Kailash Parikrama: Undertake the approximately 52-kilometre circumambulation of Mount Kailash, traditionally completed over three days. Discover the Tibetan Plateau: Travel through remote settlements, dramatic mountain passes, ancient monasteries and extraordinary high-altitude landscapes. A journey of personal discovery: Experience the physical and emotional challenges of the pilgrimage, creating memories that remain long after returning home.
The main Kailash Manasarovar pilgrimage season generally runs from mid-May to September. During these months, weather and road conditions are generally more favourable for travelling through western Tibet and undertaking the Parikrama.
May–June: Beginning of the pilgrimage season, with changing mountain conditions.
July–August: Popular travel months, with relatively warmer daytime conditions.
September: A quieter part of the season, with autumn scenery and colder temperatures.
Weather in the Kailash region can change rapidly, and snowfall, strong winds or other unforeseen conditions may affect travel.
Since the 2027 departure dates have not yet been finalized, we recommend contacting our team to discuss your preferred travel period.
Travelling to Mount Kailash involves entering the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. Special permits and travel authorisations are required, and the exact procedures depend on nationality and the selected route.
Depending on the traveller's circumstances, requirements may include:
Valid passport and applicable validity requirements.
Tibet Travel Permit.
Alien Travel Permit, where applicable.
Military and restricted-area permits, where applicable.
Chinese Group Visa for eligible travellers entering Tibet through Nepal.
Additional documentation required by the relevant authorities.
Indian citizens, Nepalese citizens and international travellers may have different documentation and visa procedures.
The Trekkers' Society assists with the relevant travel documentation and permit arrangements according to the selected package. All permits and authorisations remain subject to government approval.
Travelling from India or another country? Contact our team before making international flight arrangements so we can advise you on the applicable route and entry requirements.
The Kailash Manasarovar Yatra is a high-altitude pilgrimage, not an ordinary sightseeing holiday. The Parikrama reaches approximately 5,630 metres at Dolma La Pass. At this elevation, reduced oxygen availability can affect travellers regardless of their age or physical fitness.
Before undertaking the journey, travellers should:
Our team arranges essential first-aid and emergency oxygen provisions as specified in the selected package. These arrangements do not replace professional medical treatment or emergency evacuation insurance.
Choosing the right tour operator is one of the most important decisions when planning your Kailash Manasarovar pilgrimage. The remote location, high-altitude environment, border formalities and complex travel logistics require an experienced and dedicated team.
At The Trekkers' Society, we understand that every pilgrim is undertaking a journey that may have been years in the making.
22+ Years of Himalayan Travel Experience
Established in 2003, The Trekkers' Society has been organizing Himalayan journeys since 1996, developing extensive regional experience and operational relationships.
2,500+ Pilgrims Guided
We have guided more than 2,500 pilgrims to the sacred Kailash region, welcoming travellers from different backgrounds and parts of the world.
A Dedicated Team of Professionals
Our operations are supported by experienced tour leaders, Sherpas, cooks, guides and in-house professionals.
Medical and Emergency Arrangements
We organize basic medical facilities and emergency oxygen provisions according to the selected itinerary, with a focus on responsible high-altitude travel.
Comfort and Organized Logistics
We prioritize carefully planned transportation, accommodation, meals and travel coordination, while recognizing the limitations of remote high-altitude regions.
Personalized Travel Assistance
From initial inquiries and documentation to your return journey, our team assists with the arrangements required for a well-coordinated pilgrimage.
Discover more about our company on the About The Trekkers' Society page.
You can also explore the experiences of previous pilgrims through our Kailash Manasarovar photo gallery and travel documentaries.
Bookings for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra 2027 are now open!
We welcome inquiries from individuals, families, private groups and international travellers interested in undertaking this sacred pilgrimage.
The reservation process is straightforward.
Step 1 – Contact our team
Get in touch through WhatsApp or email and let us know that you are interested in the 2027 pilgrimage.
Step 2 – Select your preferred itinerary
Explore our five available packages and discuss the route, duration and travel arrangements with our team.
Step 3 – Receive your quotation
We will provide the applicable package price, itinerary, inclusions, exclusions and available departure information.
Step 4 – Confirm your booking
Once you have reviewed the package details, our team will guide you through the reservation and advance payment procedure.
Step 5 – Prepare for your journey
Receive guidance on passports, permits, visa arrangements, packing recommendations and pre-departure preparations.
The sacred mountain is waiting. 
Let us help you plan a pilgrimage that deserves to be remembered for a lifetime.
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Yes. The Trekkers' Society is accepting inquiries and bookings for the 2027 pilgrimage season. Contact our team for package information, departure updates and reservation details.
Yes, we welcome inquiries from travellers of all nationalities. However, eligibility and visa procedures depend on nationality, route and prevailing government regulations.
The available packages range from 14 to 20 days, depending on the route and travel arrangements.
The main pilgrimage season generally runs from mid-May to September. June, July and August are popular months for the journey.
The Parikrama is physically demanding because of its length, steep terrain and high altitude. Dolma La Pass reaches approximately 5,630 metres. Proper preparation and acclimatisation are essential.
Senior citizens may be able to participate depending on their health and medical suitability. We recommend a professional medical assessment before booking.
Travellers generally require a valid passport and applicable Tibet travel permits and visa arrangements. Requirements vary according to nationality and route.
The 2027 package prices are currently being finalized. Contact our team for personalized quotations and updated package information.
Indian travellers can contact The Trekkers' Society directly through WhatsApp at +977 9851414846 or email at [email protected].
Our packages include travel coordination and the permit and accommodation arrangements specified in their respective inclusions. Contact our team for the detailed package breakdown.
Travel information, routes, visa requirements and permits are subject to changes in government regulations and operational conditions. The final 2027 itinerary and inclusions will be communicated during booking.
