Kailash Simikot trekking is a great experience offbeat trek in Nepal that follows the trading route to Tibet Border Hilsa. The trek is pilgrimage faith around the sacred mountain, and Mansarovar lake in the center of the universe on Tibet.
Mt. Kailash is the sacred, deep spirituality, holy mountain ranges, wide-open landscape and the source of 4 major great rivers. And unspoiled nature, culture and pilgrimage holiday destination of Tibet in China. The Kailash and lake Mansarovar are sacred mountains for Hindus and Buddhists. Kailash journey takes you from western Nepal Simikot to Hilsa and take a mt. kailash circle back to Kathmandu. The trail is non-tourist trekking zone of Nepal. And on ancient ways of the salt caravans across the border to Tibet, one of the most mystical world.
You Trek through varied diverse, climate, and vegetation zones and experience the firsthand richness of cultures in the Himalaya Buddhism. In the beginning, you receive lush greenery, into the arid expanses of Tibet. On the banks of Lake Mansarovar feel like begin of another planet. Fresh clear air, the deep and wide blue lake Mansarovar, the Mt. Kailash is amazing to see. The Tsu Gompa, Melerapa Cave, the fluttering prayer flags on the high pass and the enchanting Peace Stupas looks amazing.
The Sacred Walk – Kailash Kora
After Visiting Lake Mansarovar and Tsu Gompa, We go sacred walks of the pilgrimage route around the mount Kailash circuit. Walk along with the pious Tibetan pilgrims in their colorful robes, giving deep belief in the walk a very special spiritual dimension. The View of the highest lodge 5200m. at the Dhi Ra Puck Monastery looks dramatic. The striking north wall of the sacred mountain is particularly at sunrise sunset and unforgettable experience of your lifetime.
Mt. Kailash is the holiest mountain in the Himalaya known as the Center of the world for the four great religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Bonpo, and Jain. Mountain Kailash is perfectly symmetrical and according to more description, these faces are made of Crystal, Ruby, Gold, and Lapis Lazuli. Near the base of the mountain rises four of the most significant rivers of the Hidden sub-continent. The name of the Rivers are: Indus, Sutlej, Karnali (A tributary of the Ganges River and Nepal Longest River), and the Brahmaputra.
The Dolma- La pass (5630m)
Dilma La is the highest crossing pass on the Mount Kailash Journey tour. After that, drive across the Tibetan plateau, infinite width on the northern edge of the great Himalayan mountains of Mt. Annapurna and Mt. Dhaulagiri massif. It seems close enough to touch the mighty Shishapangma Mountain Range. Before you reach Border drive via famous lake Pikutso and driveway back through wild gorges and Famous pass Lalung La pass 5200m.