Adi Kailash: The Chota or small Kailash

Adi Kailash or the small Kailash is strikingly similar to the Great Mount Kailash with a location in Tibet with a location in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh. The Hinduism religion which is the most ancient on this earth is getting prominence as people gain from its spiritual dominance. According to mythology Lord Shiva has roamed in this sacred region for thousands of years and his presence can be still felt here by the pilgrims. The peak has a shape in the form of Shiv linga and it adds to spirituality. The journey is captivating but challenging as you have to brave the cold weather and the temperature which is always in the minus. The landscape that mesmerizes you with beauty and the quaint villages with the villagers who give you radiant smiles are part of the trek. The spiritual significance of this mountain resembles its shape as it has the symbol of Shiv Linga which is with its majestic peak. It gives you the bliss of a lifetime as you see the earthy abode of Lord Shiva. It is a challenging pilgrimage although with the blessings of Lord Shiva, we make it easy and memorable for you. The pilgrimage or the Adi Kialash Ytara trek makes it a soulful journey.       

How to reach Adi Kailash:

The journey to Adi Kailash starts from Dharchula which connects from major cities in Uttarakhand. Once you reach Dharchula it connects towards Nabi/Gunji. The trek adds beautiful and scenic trails within the Kumaon Himalayas. The picturesque landscapes, small villages, and dense forests with pure air which you cannot get anywhere else, fill your lungs. There is no smog and divine presence can be feel with every breath. The final destination of Adi Kailash Yatra where you can perform prayers and rituals to please the Lord Shiva.

Adi Kailash weather: The weather is severely cold throughout the year so you need to have all the protective gear with clothes to bear the cold. It gives you all the thrill of an expedition so high climbing tools need to be in use. It may take navigation with challenging terrains and cold temperatures or occasional rainfall. You just need to be prepare all the time as the rain and sunshine play hide and seek with unbearable cold being part of the weather.

Permits and necessary permissions: The pilgrims undertaken with Adi Kailash yatra require permits from the local authorities. You should carry your passport or passes as it is necessary to get permits and permissions. It adds to ensuring a smooth and hassle-free journey.

Accommodation: Accommodations are limit to the remote nature of the region. It adds with basic guesthouses, camping facilities are available till certain points. It is good if you carry the necessary camping gear or connect with prior arrangements by tour operators for Adi Kailash yatra.

Best time to visit Adi Kailash:

The summer months are less harsh due to its physical condition of high altitude, and snow for all weather. The summer months of May and June and September to October are the best months to visit. Although, the weather in the mountain area is unpredictable so check the local weather before you reach the trekking point or contact us for updates.

Sightseeing:

• Shiva & Parvati Temple, Parwati Sarovar, Gaurikund.
• Adi Kailash
• Kuti Village
• Parvati Mukut, Pandava Parvat
• Om Parvat
• Nabhidang village, Kala Pani, Kali Mata Temple, Vyas Gufa, Shesh Nag Parvat, Ganesh Parvat
• Chialekh, Gunji Village