Adi Kailash & OM Parvat Yatra Delhi
Adi Kailash & OM Parvat Overland Yatra Via Dharchula : Takes you to the holy land of Uttarakhand (Dev Bhoomi), through the newly opened road Dharchula – Tawaghat – Ghatiabagarh – Lipulekh pass – Tibet/ China border
Adi Kailash — The Chhota Kailash Known as ‘Chhota Kailash’, it is revered as the earthly abode of Lord Shiva. Located in the Kumaon Himalayas in Pithoragarh district, Uttarakhand, near the India–Tibet border. Altitude: ~6,191 meters (20,312 ft). It resembles Mount Kailash in Tibet, hence the name Adi Kailash (‘Original Kailash’). Near Adi Kailash lies the sacred Parvati Sarovar — a serene lake where devotees take a holy dip. Gauri Kund and temples of Shiva and Parvati add to the spiritual aura.
- Om Parvat — The Natural ‘ॐ’ Wonder Famous for the naturally formed snow ‘ॐ’ symbol on its face — a rare spiritual sign. Om Parvat is about 75 km from Adi Kailash, near the Lipulekh Pass route. Altitude: ~6,191 meters too. Believed to be a visible divine blessing, attracting spiritual seekers & trekkers alike.
- Route & Accessibility Access point: Dharchula, Uttarakhand. Common route: Dharchula → Gunji → Kuti → Jyolingkong (Adi Kailash Base Camp). Separate drive/trek to Nabhidang for Om Parvat viewing. The journey involves jeep rides & moderate treks through lush valleys, rivers (Kali River), and remote Himalayan villages.
- Duration & Best Time Typical duration: 8–12 days round trip from Delhi or Kathgodam. Best time: May–June & September–October (clear skies, moderate cold, scenic beauty).
- Spiritual Significance Adi Kailash is mentioned in ancient texts as one of Lord Shiva’s oldest abodes. Om Parvat is believed to be naturally blessed with the ‘ॐ’ symbol — no human intervention. Pilgrims perform parikrama (circumambulation) around Adi Kailash and meditate at Parvati Kund.
