 History Of Adi
Kailash | |  To see the greatness of a
mountain, one must keep one's distance; to
understand its form, one must move around it; to
experience its moods, one must see it at sunrise
and sunset, at noon and at mid-night, in sun and
in rain in all other season, He who can see the
mountain like this, comes near to the life of the
mountain a life that is as intense and varied as
that of a human being." Mt. Adi-Kailash -
popularly known as Chhota-Kailash, is in indian
territory, close to the Indian tibetan border. It
is an area of great natural beauty, peace and
sovereignty. Men and women, tired by the incessant
roar of urban life, will find here a healing
quietude conducive to liking inward and
discouraging with one's innerself. During
Adi-Kailash Yatra, you will come across the mighty
splendour of the snow peaks of Annapurna, the
gushing Kali river, thick Forest, Narayan Ashram
full of wild flowers and rare variation of fruits
and number of water falls. At the very foot
of Mt. Kailash is Gauri Kund, whose water reflect
the mountain itself. The local folk, called
Bhotias, have much to say about there land. The
villege Kutti, is named after Kunti, the mother of
Pandavas. The great saga vyas lived here for a
long time and wrote many books. The bhotias have
preserved their heritage assiduously and are
always ready to show glimpses ot it through their
dance and music.
| Adi Kailash
Yatra | |  In this very exciting
trekking region, one not only walks along a large
portion of the Kailas - Mansarovar route, but also
gets to know and understand the social and
cultural life of the people living in the
Chaudans, Byans and Darma valleys. The journey
begins and ends at Tawaghat, the confluence of the
river Kali and Dhauli E. in district
Pithoragarh.
TREK TO CHOTTA KAILASH
AND PARVATI SAROVAR (Distt. Pithoragarh)
Tour starts from Delhi- Tawaghat (By bus)
Chotta Kailash (Trek) and back.
DURATION: 19 Nights, 19 Days
PERIOD: July to September.
FARE: Rs. 16,000 +Service Tax @ 5.1%
(inclusive
of Accommodation, Transport, Food (Vegetarian), Guide charges, Transport for luggage upto 25Kg per Yatri.).
.....Clothing
& Equipment.....
Adi-Kailash and Om Parvat are in the
region of 12,000-14,000 feet, with cold winds
blowing in the daytime and in the evening. This is
a hazardous trek at high altitudes, on mountainous
terrain with occasional bad weather. Do not ignore
these instructions or take them lightly, as the
consequences could be serious. Clothing should be
light, wind proof, water repellant and capable of
providing enough warmth. It is recommended that
each trekkers carry the following items:
1.
Wind-proof jacket with parka 1 no.
2. Sweaters
2 full sleeves 1 half sleeve
3. Balaclava
(Monkey cap) 1 no.
4. Woollen and leather
gloves 1 pair each
5. Woollen/cotton long
johns 2 pairs
6. Woollen socks 4 pairs
7.
Cotton socks 4 pairs
8. Jeans|Pants 3 nos.
9. Shorts 2 nos.
10. Shirts/T-shirt 6 nos.
11. Sun glasses (good quality), with chain 1
no. for hanging around neck
12.
Hunter/Marching/Trekking shoes 2 pairs (Carry
extra shoe laces- normal shoes will be useless for
Trekking)
13. Peaked cap or broad brimmed
straw hat 1 no. (for protection against the sun)
14. Water bottle (large) 1 no.
15. Torch
light (carry two sets of extra cells and one bulb)
1 no.
16. Raincoat (large size) 1 no.
17.
Belt pouch for camera/money/ medicines/documents 1
no.
18. Large Plastic sheet for water proofing
your luggage 1 no.
19. Plate/Mug/Spoon 1 set
20. Toilet paper
21. Sun screen lotion
(for protection from sunburn) 1 no.
22.
Candles
23. Match box/lighter
24.
Multipurpose knife 1 no.
25. Rubber slippers 1
no.
| Adi Kailash
Map | | 
| Itineary | | .....Itinary.....
First Day - Sosa or Narayan
Ashram from Tawaghat (17 Km)
Second
Day - Sirkha (6 Km)
Third
Day - Jipti (17 Km)
Fourth
Day - Malpa (8 Km)
Fifth
Day - Budi (8 km)
Sixth
Day - Gunji via Garbyang (17
Km)
Seventh Day - Gunji/ Kalapani/ Nabhidhang (16Kms by trek)
Eight Day - Nabhidhang/ Kalapani (8Kms by trek)
Ninth Day - Kalapani/ Gunji (8Kms by trek)
Tenth Day - Gunji/ Kutti (19Kms by trek)
 Eleventh Day - the
trekker can go to Kalapani and come back to Gunji
in the evening. From Gunji, walk along the banks
of the river Kuti, to reach Nabi, which has a
temple and almost hidden spring in the beautiful
mountain standing behind the village. In many
places, the river Kuti is completely covered by
snow. 11 Km ahead is the PWD hut at Nampha from
where the view is as breathtaking as it is Kashmir
and the Swiss Alps.
Twelfth Day
- walk 14 Km, first to the left of Kuti
and then to the right, to reach Jonglingkang
(4572m). The river Kuti and its bridge will
probably be under a thick blanket of snow.
Jonglingkang is called Chhota Kailas (6191m) while
its small but beautiful lake is called Parvati
Tal. The reflection of the peak in the really
fascinating.
Thirteenth Day -
Jolingkong/ Kutti (14Kms by trek)
Fourteenth Day - Kutti/ Gunji (19Kms by trek)
Fifteenth Day - Gunji/ Budhi (17Kms by trek)
Sixteenth Day - Budhi/ Mangti/ Dharchula/ Didihat (34Kms by bus)
Seventeenth Day
- Didihat/Nainital (267Kms by Bus)
Eighteenth Day
- Nainital (Departure at night for Delhi)
Nineteenth Day - Delhi (Arrival morning)/ Before noon (Night stay)
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