13 Nights / 14 Days
Booking Price : ₹ 140,000.00/- Per Person
Simikot _ Limi – Lapcha Trek Kailash Darshan 2025
Duration: 13 Nights / 14 Days
Destination: Kathmandu - Simikot - Sally Khola Tent Camp - Salma Tents Camp - Phungsa Tent Camp - Tugling Tent Camp - Lapcha Tent Camp - Chansa
Above price Include:
All meals including Indian and western food veg, tents, sleeping mats, Sleeping bag, Kitchen and dining tents, chair and table, Toilets tents including Chair.
Nepalis trekking Guide, cooks required Sherpas, Donkeys for logistics and equipment and luggage carry.
Kathmandu – KEP – IMK – Kep – KTM flights , all Gov permits, Hotel accommodations as per program, all necessary transportations .
Above price not Including:
Tips, Travelers insurance, extra services
Day 1: Arrival Kathmandu transfer to hotel transfer to Hotel evening Pashupatinath arati darshan.
Day 2: After breakfast sightseeing tour to Pashupatinath and Jalnaraya an after lunch Fly to Nepaljunj stay at Hotel
Day 3: Fly to simikot and drive to Sally Khola tent camp 3 hrs drive
Day 4: Salma tents camp 6hrs walk
Day 5: Trek to Phungsa tent camp 6hrs walk
Day 6: Tugling tent camp 5 hrs walk
Day 7: Lapcha Tent camp 4 hrs walk today we will do Darshan at Kailash Manasarovar.
Day 8: Lapcha Tent camp: stay there and have darshan pooja etc and walk around and enjoy the Himalaya.
Day 9: Trek back to Tugling tent camp
Day 10: Trek back to Chansa
Day 11: trek to Salli khola and drive to Simikot stay at Hotel
Day 12: Early morning fly to Nepaljunj and fly to Kathmandu
Day 15: Take day in Kathmandu do shopping etc
Day 14: after breakfast departure transfer
Price per person For Indian Rs.35000 and Non Indian $.950
Day 14: Instant of Departure fly to Pokhara and transfer to the Hotel at Mt. Kailash resorts or similar after lunch pokhara sightseeing including Bindavasini mata temple , David fall , Mahadev cave and evening enjoy walk around Fewa lake and lake side market.
Day 15: Early morning fly to Jomsom 16 minute and drive to Muktinath temple 16 km, Have darshan pooja and drive back to Jomsom at night's halt.
Day 16: early morning fly back to Pokhara and drive back to Kathmandu on the way, visit Mata Manakamana temple , ride a cable car which is the best cable car in Asia after darshan, continue driving to Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel.
Day 17: After breakfast, the departure transfer trip concluded.
Above price Include: All meals, Permit flights tickets and required transport, Guide etc.
What is “Kailash Darshan from Limi‑Lapcha”?
“Darshan” here means viewing Mount Kailash (and often Lake Mansarovar) from a vantage point in Nepal without doing a full circumambulation (Parikrama) through Tibet.
Limi‑Lapcha route lies in the Humla district of Nepal. The spot is near Lapcha Pass, in remote Himalayan terrain.
When is the best time to go?
Tourist / viewing season is when the roads are passable — mainly from around late Spring through Autumn (e.g. Jestha to Kartik in Nepali calendar) when snow is cleared.
Winter months bring heavy snowfall; many routes become impassable.
How difficult / what is needed?
Altitude: Lapcha Pass is high (~4,900 m) in many itineraries.
Infrastructure is basic: limited lodges/guesthouses, remote terrain, rough roads. Travel times can be long.
Acclimatization is important. Physical fitness helps. Warm clothing and gear suitable for cold, possibly snowy, high‑altitude conditions are needed.
Costs, Permits, Logistics
Some tour packages list costs around INR 90,000 or more for Indian pilgrims via this route.
Permits needed within Nepal; since this is on Nepalese territory, Chinese visa / Tibet permits may not be required if one is only doing darshan from the Nepal side.
Travel starts from Nepalgunj or Simikot, with flights, off‑road driving, trekking, etc. Many itineraries are ~5‑6 days.
What you will see / how far is the view?
You can see Mt. Kailash clearly from Lapcha / Lapcha Pass. Also Lake Mansarovar in many views.
The distance between some points (e.g. Lapcha Pass) and Mansarovar / Kailash may still be several kilometers (~7 km from the lakeshore in some reports).
Risks / Challenges
Altitude sickness is possible because of high elevations; need to go slowly, acclimatize.
Weather can be unpredictable: snow, cold, road closures.
Remoteness: medical help, rescue, supplies are sparse; connectivity may be poor.
Physical fatigue from travel & terrain.
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