Mt Kailash is a sacred mountain peak in the Tibetan region, revered by many religious beliefs as a holy mountain and is one of the sacred sites of Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and Bön. Pilgrimage to Mount Kailash is a dream journey for many pilgrims and believers. Here is a guide to pilgrimage to Mount Kailash:
Time:
From May to October every year.
Tips：
1. You need to apply for a border pass (for the Ngari region) , we will handle it for you.
2. There are supply points along the way, so you don’t need to bring too many things to avoid adding burdens
3. The ultraviolet rays on the plateau are strong, so pay attention to sun protection.
Travel Gear:
– 10L hiking backpack (10-20L is the most comfortable)
– Quick-drying clothes
– Warm clothing (cotton jacket/down jacket is easier to pack)
– Waterproof jacket
– Softshell pants
– Mid-length waterproof socks
– Hiking boots
(Make sure to prepare in advance according to the weather before departure, follow the three-layer clothing rule, and adjust clothing promptly during the journey to stay warm or cool.)
Additional Equipment:
– Sunscreen towel/breathable mask + headlamp + power bank + raincoat + sunglasses + gloves + trekking poles + insulated cup
– Road snacks:
– Snickers + glucose + oat bars + nuts + energy drink powder + hot water in an insulated cup
(You don’t need to carry too much water into the mountains, as there are supply points available for replenishment.)
During the pilgrimage around Mount Kailash, please pay attention to protecting the environment, do not litter, respect nature, and preserve the ecological environment of Mount Kailash. The pilgrimage around Mount Kailash is a challenging trek with high altitudes (approximately 5600 meters), requiring good physical fitness and adaptability. Therefore, it is recommended to engage in appropriate exercise and training in advance to ensure that your body is sufficiently healthy.