Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Tourism

About Adi Kailash & Om Parvat

Revered as Chhota Kailash, Adi Kailash mirrors the sanctity of Mount Kailash. Nestled in the Kumaon Himalaya of Pithoragarh district, Uttarakhand, it has long been a place of pilgrimage for seekers drawn to its serene lakes, ancient temples, and towering ridgelines.

Om Parvat is famed for a natural snow pattern resembling the sacred syllable “ॐ (Om)” on its face—an awe-inspiring sight at sunrise. Together, these destinations offer a rare blend of spiritual depth, cultural heritage, and high-altitude trekking.

Location: Kumaon Himalaya, Uttarakhand, India
Access Gateway: Dharchula (via Pithoragarh)
Highlights: Om-shaped snow face, parikrama routes, high-meadow camps, rivers & temples

Om Parvat with Om-shaped snow pattern — Om Parvat • Dharchula Region, Uttarakhand

Tour Packages

Hand-picked itineraries balancing comfort, acclimatization, and spiritual experience.

Adi Kailash Trek & Om Parvat Darshan • 5 Days

A balanced adventure covering key viewpoints and sacred sites with acclimatization halts.

Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights
Route: Kathgodam – Pithoragarh – Dharchula – Gunji – Adi Kailash – Om Parvat – Return
Highlights: Om Parvat sunrise, Parvati Kund, gauri kund, traditional villages
Facilities: Comfortable room, 3 time meals, permits assistance, support team, local guide
Vehicles: We provide a Scorpio for your Journey, and when the terrain demands more, we arrange a Camper 4X4
Package: 34,999/-person
In any kind on emergency we provide first aid and oxygen cylinders

Travel Guide

Best Time to Visit

The main season is May–June and September–October for clear views and moderate temperatures. The monsoon (Jul–Aug) can bring landslides; winters (Nov–Apr) are very cold with snow blocking high routes.

How to Reach

By Air: Nearest major airports: Pantnagar (domestic) and Dehradun (Jolly Grant). Continue by road to Pithoragarh → Dharchula.
By Rail: Nearest railheads: Kathgodam / Tanakpur. Taxis & buses connect onward to Pithoragarh and Dharchula.
By Road: Well-connected Uttarakhand highways to Dharchula via Almora / Champawat / Pithoragarh.

Permits

This region lies near the international border and typically requires inner-line permits issued through the local administration at Dharchula (and checks by security agencies). Foreign nationals may require additional documentation. Carry valid ID. Always verify the latest rules before travel.

Weather & Altitude

Expect high-altitude conditions: strong sun, rapid weather changes, and chilly nights. Pack layered clothing, rain protection, sturdy trekking shoes, gloves, and a warm cap. Hydrate well and allow for acclimatization days.

Local Culture

Respect local customs and temple etiquette (modest attire, remove footwear where required). Support community-run homestays and purchase local handicrafts to positively impact the region.