Standard Yatra
6D / 5N
Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Standard Yatra from Kathgodam
6-day standard Adi Kailash and Om Parvat yatra from Kathgodam with Patal Bhuvneshwar, Jageshwar and the core high-altitude circuit.
5 days from Pithoragarh combining Adi Kailash, Om Parvat, Narayan Ashram, Darma Valley and Panchachuli Base Camp.
Start and end your Himalayan journey in Pithoragarh with a 5-day / 4-night itinerary that combines the sacred Adi Kailash and Om Parvat circuit with the scenic Darma Valley and Panchachuli Base Camp. This route is designed for travellers who want both pilgrimage and a short mountain adventure in one programme.
The first part of the journey enters the high-altitude border region through Dharchula and the upper Kali valley, with an overnight halt around Nabi or Gunji. The next day is dedicated to Adi Kailash, Parvati Sarovar and Gauri Kund, followed by Om Parvat and the Kali Mata Temple sector. From there, the route moves towards peaceful Narayan Ashram before continuing into Darma Valley and the traditional villages of Dugtu or Dantu.
Panchachuli is a dramatic group of five Himalayan peaks overlooking Darma Valley. The final day includes an early trek towards Panchachuli Base Camp, where the landscape opens into alpine meadows, mountain streams and close views of the snow peaks. After the trek, the journey returns towards Pithoragarh.
This itinerary passes through sensitive high-altitude terrain. Inner Line Permit formalities, road conditions, landslides, weather, visibility and local authority instructions can change the day-wise sequence. Accommodation in the upper valleys is usually in simple homestays or guesthouses, while the trek section requires comfortable walking shoes, warm layers and reasonable fitness.
Keep original identity documents, personal medicines and a flexible onward schedule. Final vehicle sharing, meal plan, stay locations, permit documentation and reporting time are confirmed before departure.
Meet at the confirmed pickup point in Pithoragarh and begin the drive towards Dharchula and the upper Himalayan sector. After the required document and permit formalities, continue through the Kali valley towards Nabi or Gunji. Check in to the assigned homestay and rest for acclimatization.
Leave early for the Adi Kailash sector. Visit the permitted viewpoint areas around Adi Kailash, Parvati Sarovar and Gauri Kund, subject to road access and local instructions. Spend time for darshan and photography before returning to Nabi / Gunji for the night.
Proceed towards Nabidhang for Om Parvat darshan when weather and visibility allow. Visit the Kali Mata Temple sector on the route, then descend towards Narayan Ashram. Spend the evening in the peaceful mountain surroundings and stay overnight as per the confirmed plan.
After breakfast, travel towards Darma Valley and continue to Dugtu or Dantu, traditional Himalayan villages serving as gateways to Panchachuli Base Camp. Enjoy the changing valley scenery, local culture and mountain views before settling into the village stay.
Start early for the trek towards Panchachuli Base Camp. Walk through the scenic valley landscape with views of the Panchachuli peaks, alpine meadows and mountain streams. Return to Dugtu / Dantu after the trek and continue by road to Pithoragarh, where the tour concludes.
The sequence may change with weather, permits and local access. Confirm the final programme before booking.
Final quotation depends on travel month, group size, room sharing, transport and selected services.
The programme is planned for 5 days and 4 nights, starting and ending in Pithoragarh.
The listed price is ₹23,000 per person for the current programme. The final quotation confirms vehicle sharing, accommodation, taxes and any optional services.
Yes. The itinerary includes the Panchachuli Base Camp trek from the Darma Valley side, subject to local trail, weather and access conditions.
Yes. The Adi Kailash and Om Parvat sector lies in a restricted border region. Valid identity documents and Inner Line Permit formalities are required.
Yes. High-altitude weather, landslides, road conditions, visibility and local authority instructions can change the sequence or access to specific points.
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