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.
7-day / 6-night Himalayan circuit from Kathgodam combining Adi Kailash and Om Parvat with Munsiyari, Panchachuli views and Chaukori.
This 7-day / 6-night itinerary combines a sacred Adi Kailash and Om Parvat pilgrimage with the scenic Kumaon destinations of Munsiyari and Chaukori. Starting and ending at Kathgodam, the route travels through Pithoragarh, Gunji/Nabi, Jyolingkong, Nabidhang and Dharchula before continuing to Munsiyari and Chaukori.
Pilgrims visit Adi Kailash, Parvati Sarovar, Gauri Kund and Om Parvat, then transition from the restricted border valley to the panoramic Panchachuli views around Munsiyari and the peaceful hill landscape of Chaukori.
The high-altitude sector generally operates when roads and permits allow. Monsoon roadblocks and post-monsoon weather can affect travel, so final sequencing remains flexible.
Drive from Kathgodam towards Pithoragarh with spiritual stops around Almora/Jageshwar as time permits.
Travel via Dharchula into the restricted upper valley after permit formalities. Stay at Gunji/Nabi.
Drive to Jyolingkong for Adi Kailash, Parvati Sarovar and Gauri Kund. Return to Gunji/Nabi.
Visit the Nabidhang sector for Om Parvat and Kali Temple where permitted, then descend to Dharchula.
Drive through the Kumaon mountains to Munsiyari, known for its striking Panchachuli peak views.
Enjoy the morning mountain panorama, then continue to Chaukori/Berinag for a peaceful hill stay.
Return to Kathgodam through Kumaon, concluding the tour.
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 listed price is ₹32,000 per person.
The programme is 7 days and 6 nights.
Yes. Munsiyari and Chaukori are included after the Adi Kailash–Om Parvat sector.
Yes. Inner Line Permit formalities are required for the restricted high-altitude sector.
The standard plan starts and ends at Kathgodam.
No generic brochure—tell us your month, starting point and group size.