Kailash Mansarovar with Everest Base Camp Tour

Supreme Hindu god, Lord Shiva is believed to live in Mount Kailash by Hindu religion people. For them, to make the strenuous pilgrimage to Kailash and have the Darshan (divine view) of Shiva's abode is to attain release from the vices of life. Thousands of Hindu religious people pour in the sacred mount Kailash and Mansarovar Lake, situated in the China's Autonomous Region of Tibet, every year from across the globe and neighboring country India via the route of Nepal. Tibet has become a world famous pilgrimage destination for the devotees of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Bon religions due to the presence of Holy Mount Kailash and Mansarovar Lake.

The snow-capped rocky peak-Kailash Parbat (mountain) 6714meters is also believed to be a place where founders of Tibetan Buddhism, Jainism and Bonpo religions once meditated and resided. Hindus and Buddhists worship this peak as the exact "Centre of the Universe".

Mansarovar Lake: The word "Manas" means mind or consciousness and Sarovar means Lake. Hence literally the meaning of this lake is Consciousness of Mind. Mansarovar Lake (4580m) is another significant pilgrimage not only to Hindus but to Buddhists as well. Hindu regards this Lake as the bathing pond of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and Buddhist believe that Lord Gautama Buddha meditated nearby this Lake and obtained Enlightenment. Making round of the lake and taking a dip in it is believed to be Purge one's soul from sins and the body from physical and mental sickness. Drinking its pure water is believed to cure the incurable diseases as well. This lake has huge circumference that even the locals take three full days to rotate and while other new pilgrims may take 6-7 days for the same rotation Ancient Hindu scriptures indicate this lake as a must visit place for someone who wants to attain ultimate salvation (Mokshya) - the highest level of achievement in Hindu religion. The beautiful scenario of the Lake can entice anyone. Some Kailash Yatris also prefer to visit Mount Everest Base camp from Tibet Side after Kailash Yatra.

Mount Everest base camp (5200m) is a dream destination for the tourist/ visitor and Kailash yatri, all around the world. The root of the world's tallest peak, the base camp offers exciting views of snow bathed Himalayan peaks, beautiful landscape and an insight into the Tibetan Sherpa culture. Thousands of tourists all over the world come to the Everest Base Camp every year despite being challenged by the unpredictable weather conditions, tough landscape, rocky mountain trails and slippery paths covered with snow, taking back the lifetime unforgettable memories. The Northern base camp on the Tibet side is usually crowded with the tents of the Everest climbers during April, May. Northern base camp is quiet popular than Southern Base camp. Below Everest base camp is Rombuk Monastery and settlement with lodge & hotels. Monterosa Treks and Expedition organizes exciting trip to these heavenly places every year. You are always welcome to join us in the trip and enjoy our best services.