Mt Kailash is the center of a worldwide system that connects mystical sites and energy sites from around the world, including the Pyramids of Egypt, the Pyramids of Mexico, Easter Island, Stonehenge, and the North Pole Some scientists believe that the Kailash range is a vortex of energy that lifts the body and mind.
It is said that people who spend 12 hours in the vicinity of Kailash experience accelerated hair and fingernails growth, which is equivalent to two weeks of normal time. There are two lakes at the foot of Mount Kailash. This holy lake is a freshwater lake, whereas, the Rakshas Tal Lake, which is separated by only one way, is a saltwater lake known as a ghost lake. One shapes like the sun, and the other shapes like the moon. The two lakes represent light and darkness respectively.
Mount Kailash's satellite view shows that the shadow side of the Kailash Himalaya is like Shiva's face, smiling. The huge ice trough and horizontal rock formations from the top of the mountain constitute this symbol. When we say that Mount Kailash is the residence of Lord Shiva, it does not mean that Lord Shiva was seen in the Himalayas or hiding in the mountains, but that he stores the knowledge of enlightenment there in a specific form of energy. Kailash, while Jains say that their first ancestor Rishabhanatha also lives there.
This does not mean that they actually live there, but that they store the knowledge and truth of enlightenment there. Originating from there, the four rivers set off at the same time but flowed in different directions. After traveling tens of thousands of miles, they went to the same destination—the Indian Ocean.
There are two dungeons in the area around Kailash, Shambhala and Agartha. They are two branches of human civilization. These two advanced civilizations come from the Gobi Desert and the Himalayas respectively.
On the next day of the trip we will head to Dharchula which is around kms away from Pithoragarh and will take hours to reach. On the way to Dharchula, we will stop by to have breakfast and later resume our journey to Dharchula.
On arrival, a comfortable stay will be organised for you in a hotel along with lunch, tea and dinner at Dharchula. The next day after heavy breakfast we will take 5 kms trek to Budhi and on arrival you can rest and have snacks.
After breakfast at Nabi, you will be driven to Nampa which is 14 km away and once you arrive at Nampa, you will be served with snacks.
Later, after resting, you can continue with the trek to Kutti which is 5 to 6 kms away. Upon arrival, lunch, tea and dinner will be organized at Kutti followed by stayover at an old village guest house. On day 6, after breakfast in Kutti, we will go to Jyolingkong, a 14 kms alpine trek and stop midway for snacks at Sumchuma. Later, we will continue with the trek to Jyolingking where lunch and dinner will be organized followed by a stayover at the tents.
Note : It is advisable for the elderly to ride on horse. You can also pay your regards and witness the beauty of Adi Kailash here. In the morning after breakfast, you will be taken to the temple located on the banks of Parvati Sarovar where you can perform parikrama of the lake. After which we can head to Gaurikund which is located around 4 km.
Later, you can go to the campsite for lunch followed by a return to Kuti via Samchuma where snacks are provided. Dinner and homestay at Kutti. The next day from Kuti you can visit Nabi where lunch, evening tea and dinner will be served. In spare time you can also stroll to the nearby villages. Note : If the Govt allows entry of vehicles beyond Kalapani, we can choose to stay overnight at Kalapani. On your way back from the pilgrimage tour you will be served breakfast and lunch at Kalapani along with afternoon tea and dinner at Nabi.
After munching healthy breakfast in Lamari we will head for a trek to Lakhanpur, light snacks will be provided there and then you will be taken from Lakhanpur to Dharchula via jeep. Dinner and overnight stay at Dharchula. There exists a circuit route from Jollingkong to Tawaghat through high altitude Sinla pass. Om Parbat Here you could see very clearly sign of Om made by Nature. From Om Parbat people cross Lipu daraa which is around 18 kilometer.
Lipu daraa is crossed at night from where we will enter in china. Day 1. Delhi - Kathgodam. Train from Delhi at night will reach Kathgodam in the morning. Day 2. Kathgodam - Pitthoragarh: This is a long travel by road along the curving mountain roads. Pitthorgarh is district headquaters, and has some amazing places. Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam has their resthouse at the foot of Chandok hills.
From Chandok hills one can get amazing view of the hills and the city. Day 3. Pitthoragarh - Dharchula - Tawaghat: One has to procure inner line permits from District Magistrate office at Dharchula against character certificate or passport.
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