Kailash and Mansarovar are the places where god is palpable and everywhere manifest, or so the hundreds of thousands of pilgrims have felt.If you are a follower of the religions mentioned above, you will certainly circumambulate Mt Kailash to get blessed, and also visit Mansarovar and take a dip in it to further wash away all the sins and cleanse yourself. However you need not belong to any of the above mentioned religions to appreciate the ethereal beauty of Mt Kailash and its surroundings.

Now let’s see how different religions treat Mt Kailash. For the Hindus, it is the abode of Lord Shiva, the destroyer of evil. Buddhists revere it as the home of Chakrasambara, and also connect with it Padmashambhava and Milarepa, whereas Jains attribute the mountain for redeeming Rishavdev, the first Jain, from the cycle of rebirths. Finally Bon-Pos treat it as the ultimate spiritual center.
The following itinerary lets you explore these fabulous locations and also gives you an ample introduction to the physical and geographical features of Tibet, the highest plateau of the world.