Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra 2026

Five days from Haldwani to the last village on the India–Tibet border. You will stand before Adi Kailash at Jolingkong, bathe your eyes in Parvati Sarovar and Gauri Kund, and watch the snow spell ॐ across the face of Om Parvat at Nabhidhang.

• Duration5 Days / 4 Nights
• Max altitude5,945 m
• GradeEasy to Medium
• Total walking1.5 km
• ServiceHaldwani to Haldwani
• SeasonMay to November

Om Parvat stands above Nabhidhang on the old Kailash Manasarovar road, and on its face the snow settles — season after season — into the shape of ॐ. Four days from Haldwani gets you to the viewpoint, to Kalapani at the source of the Kali river, and to the cave of Ved Vyas.

• Duration4 Days / 3 Nights
• Max altitude4,300 m / 14,100 ft
• GradeEasy
• Total walkingUnder 1 km

Panchachuli — 'five cooking hearths' — is the wall of five snow peaks that closes the Darma Valley. This trek takes you through Kumaoni villages, birch forest and alpine meadow to the viewpoints beneath them.

• Duration3 – 4 Days
• GradeModerate
• ServiceDharchula to Dharchula
• SeasonMay–Jun, Sep–Oct

Darma is the valley the Dhauliganga carves west of Vyas, and its villages — Dar, Sela, Nagling, Dugtu, Dantu, Go, Philam, Sipu — are lived in only through the summer. This is the full traverse: road where the road goes, foot where it stops, with the Panchachuli wall over your shoulder for most of a week.

• Duration7 Days / 6 Nights
• GradeModerate
• Max altitude4,000 m / 13,100 ft
• Walking days6 – 14 km