Overview: Embark on a divine journey to Adi Kailash and Om Parvat, two of the most sacred and mesmerizing pilgrimage sites in the Himalayas. Known as the 'Chhota Kailash,' Adi Kailash holds immense spiritual significance, while Om Parvat is renowned for its naturally occurring 'Om' symbol on the mountain face. This expedition offers a blend of adventure, devotion, and scenic Himalayan beauty.

Tour Overview

• Route: Delhi → Pithoragarh → Dharchula → Gunji/Nabi → Jolingkong → Om Parvat → Dharchula → Pithoragarh → Delhi​

• Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights​

• Mode of Travel: Road Trip​

• Best Time to Visit: May to October​

Day 1: Delhi to Pithoragarh

• Morning:

  • Depart from Delhi early morning for a scenic drive to Pithoragarh (approximately 500 km).​

• Evening:

  • Arrive in Pithoragarh and check into a pre-arranged hotel.​

• Overnight Stay: Pithoragarh​

Day 2: Pithoragarh to Dharchula

• Morning:

  • After breakfast, drive to Dharchula (approximately 90 km).

• Afternoon:

  • Check into a hotel in Dharchula.​

  • Complete Inner Line Permit formalities required for the journey ahead.​

• Evening:

  • Explore the local market and interact with the locals.​

• Overnight Stay: Dharchula.

Day 3: Dharchula to Gunji/Nabi Village

• Morning:

  • Depart from Dharchula and drive towards Gunji or Nabi village (approximately 70 km).​

• Afternoon:

  • Arrive at the village and check into a homestay or campsite.​

• Evening:

  • Acclimatization and rest to prepare for high-altitude travel.​

• Overnight Stay: Gunji/Nabi.

Day 4: Adi Kailash Darshan & Parvati Sarovar Visit

• Early Morning:

  • Drive to Jolingkong, the base of Adi Kailash.​

• Morning:

  • Visit Parvati Sarovar, a serene high-altitude lake reflecting the Adi Kailash peak.​

  • Offer prayers at the Shiva-Parvati Temple near the lake.​

• Afternoon:

  • Explore Bheem ki Kheti, an area with massive boulders associated with Bhima from the Mahabharata.

  • Witness the natural formation of Ganesh Parvat, resembling Lord Ganesha.​

• Evening:

  • Return to Gunji/Nabi village.​

• Overnight Stay: Gunji/Nabi​

Day 5: Om Parvat Darshan & Drive to Kalapani

• Early Morning:

  • Drive towards Om Parvat Viewpoint to witness the sacred 'Om' symbol formed by snow on the mountain.​

• Morning:

  • Spend time in meditation and photography at the viewpoint.​

• Afternoon:

  • Visit Kalapani, the origin of the Kali River, and offer prayers at the Kali Mata Temple.​

• Evening:

  • Return to Gunji/Nabi village.​

• Overnight Stay: Gunji/Nabi​

Day 6: Gunji/Nabi to Dharchula

• Morning:

  • Begin the return journey to Dharchula.​

• Afternoon:

  • Check into the hotel upon arrival in Dharchula.​

• Evening:

  • Free time to relax or explore local attractions.​

• Overnight Stay: Dharchula​

Day 7: Dharchula to Delhi

• Morning:

  • Depart for Delhi, retracing the scenic route through the Kumaon region.​

• Evening:

  • Arrive in Delhi, concluding the spiritual journey.​

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Tour Inclusions

• Accommodation: Hotels in Pithoragarh and Dharchula; homestays or campsites in Gunji/Nabi.​

• Meals: Breakfast and dinner at all locations.​

• Transportation: Comfortable vehicles for the entire journey.​

• Permits: Assistance in obtaining Inner Line Permits.​

• Guide: Experienced local guide for the entire trip.​

• Medical Support: Basic medical kit with oxygen cylinders for emergencies.​

Important Notes

• Fitness: Participants should be physically fit for high-altitude travel.​

• Documentation: Carry valid ID proofs for permit purposes.​

• Clothing: Pack warm clothing suitable for cold climates.​

• Connectivity: Limited mobile network availability in higher regions.​

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Embark on this spiritual journey with Hittotrip India Pvt. Ltd.,

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GUIDELINES FOR ADI KAILASH & OM PARVAT YATRA (ROAD TRIP)

1. Luggage Limit – Each passenger is advised to carry only essential luggage due to limited vehicle space. It is recommended to bring compact travel bags instead of large suitcases.

2. High-Altitude Precautions – Adi Kailash and Om Parvat are located in high-altitude regions. Travelers may experience breathlessness, so those with respiratory issues should consult a doctor before the journey. Carrying a small oxygen bottle is advisable and can be purchased locally.

3. Road Conditions & Delays – The Himalayan roads can be unpredictable due to weather and rough terrain. Travelers should be prepared for possible delays and maintain flexibility in their schedule.

4. Long Travel Hours – The journey involves long hours of travel on rugged mountain roads. Passengers prone to motion sickness should carry necessary medication and stay hydrated.

5. Weather & Clothing – Even if the daytime is pleasant, night temperatures can drop significantly. Warm clothing, gloves, thermals, and comfortable trekking shoes are essential.

6. Network Connectivity – Mobile network coverage is limited or unavailable in certain remote areas. Passengers should inform their families in advance about possible communication gaps.

7. Accommodation – Lodging during the yatra will primarily be in basic guesthouses or homestays with limited facilities. Travelers should be prepared for simple living conditions.

8. Respect Local Customs – Adi Kailash and Om Parvat are sacred pilgrimage sites. Visitors must respect local traditions and follow temple and community guidelines.

9. Health & Safety – Carry a first-aid kit, personal medications, and essential health supplies, as medical facilities are scarce in these remote areas.

10. Required Documents – Ensure you carry all necessary identification documents, permits, and paperwork as per government regulations for travel to restricted border areas.

11. Prohibited Items – Avoid carrying restricted or prohibited items. If unsure about any belongings, clarify in advance to prevent inconvenience during security checks.

Terms and Conditions:

1. Luggage Allowance:
   A. Each passenger is allowed to carry a maximum of 30 kg of luggage due to limited vehicle space.
   B. Large suitcases are not permitted; passengers must carry compact travel bags only.

2. Health & Fitness Advisory:
   A. The journey involves traveling to high-altitude regions; passengers with respiratory or medical conditions must consult a doctor before the trip.
   B. Carrying a small oxygen bottle is recommended, which can be purchased locally.

3. Travel Conditions & Delays:
   A. The road trip covers rugged terrain and high-altitude routes, which may lead to delays due to weather conditions, landslides, or roadblocks.
   B. The company shall not be held responsible for unforeseen delays caused by natural or operational factors.

4. Accommodation & Meals:
   A. Accommodation will be provided in basic guesthouses or homestays, as luxury hotels are not available in remote areas.
   B. Meals will be arranged as per the itinerary, but food options may be limited in certain locations.

5. Vehicle & Seating Arrangements:
   A. The journey will be conducted in SUVs or tempo travelers, depending on the group size.
   B. Seating arrangements will be on a rotation basis, and specific seat preferences may not be accommodated.

6. Booking & Payment Policy:
   A. A 50% advance payment is required at the time of booking.
   B. The balance payment must be made before the journey commences.

7. Cancellation & Refund Policy:
   A. In case of cancellation due to bad weather, landslides, or unforeseen circumstances, a partial refund may be processed based on expenses incurred.
   B. If a passenger cancels voluntarily, standard cancellation charges will apply.

8. Force Majeure Clause:
   A. The company shall not be responsible for cancellations or delays due to natural calamities, roadblocks, government restrictions, or unavoidable circumstances.
   B. Any additional costs due to such unforeseen circumstances shall be borne by the passenger.

9. Important Guidelines:
   A. Passengers must respect local customs and follow all rules while visiting religious sites.
   B. Alcohol consumption, smoking, and any illegal substances are strictly prohibited during the yatra.