- Best time
- May–Jun, Sep–Oct
- How long
- 4–6 days
- Stay a night
- ₹1,000–4,000
- Food a day
- ₹300–900
- Nearest railhead
- 320 km away
- Nearest airport
- 420 km away
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Plan this tripAbout Adi Kailash & Om Parvat
A newly opened road to the Tibet border in Vyas valley — the snow “ॐ” on Om Parvat, Parvati Kund below Adi Kailash, and Kutti and Gunji villages of the Rung people.
Things to do in Adi Kailash & Om Parvat
Om Parvat View, Nabhidhang
Snow in the shape of “Om” on the mountain face.
Kalapani Kali Temple
The source of the Kali river and a small temple.
Parvati Kund & Adi Kailash
Lake at Jolingkong facing Adi Kailash.
Gauri Kund Walk
Climb from Jolingkong to a glacial lake below the peak.
Kutti Village
Last village on the Adi Kailash road, said to be named after Kunti.
Gunji Village
Wooden houses of the Rung people at 3,200 m.
Where to stay in Adi Kailash & Om Parvat
Gunji
Homestays and KMVN huts in the valley’s main village.
Dharchula
Base town where permits are issued.
What to eat
Homestay meals
Dal-rice, local greens and butter tea.
Good to know
- An Inner Line Permit from SDM Dharchula and a medical certificate are mandatory.
- Hire a local taxi from Dharchula — the road is rough and slides are common.
- Spend a night at Gunji to acclimatise before Jolingkong (4,500 m).
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