Simikot Kailash trekking is one of the popular trekking trail from Nepal to Tibet side. A pilgrimage trek to Mt. Kailash, the sacred mountain of Tibet is sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists. Simikot kailash trekking tour, though challenging, presents amazing experience that stands beyond human imagination and is almost mysterious .Simikot Kailash trek takes you from the far western town of Simikot, along an old trade route into Tibet. Simikot Kailash trekking route leads through a magnificent mountain area, past villages of the Thakuri, along rivers and across the Nara Lagna Pass 4580m from where you will see the immense Tibetan plateau. An arid, wild, country dominated by the peaks of API and Saipal Himal, this is the world of the Nepalese and Tibetan traders. You will encounter travelers with horses and yaks laden with goods. After a few days trek on the Nepal side HJT professional will take you to Tibetan border market Purang where Nepalese, Tibetan and Indian traders meet to exchange goods. The highlight of the trip is to visit Rakshastal (Devil Lake), the holy Lake of Mansarovar, "born from the mind of Bramha", trek around the Mt. Kailash and visit the former Gu-ge kingdom with its two main centres of Toling and Tsaparang. There are countless beautiful landscapes in the Himalayas, in the Trans-Himalaya and in these areas of high Asia, whilst you make simikot kailash trekking tour

Mt.Kailash "Gang Rinpoche", which means "Jewel of snow" is striking in the way it rises high above the surrounding range and always remains snow - capped. Traditional Buddhist cosmology has often connected Kailash with Mount Meru, the great mythological mountain that forms the axis of this world system. Because of its religious associations, many Hindu and Buddhist ascetics, hermits and pilgrims have been drawn to the area of the mountain for the past two thousand years or so to see it, offer prayers, absolve sins, circumambulate it and to practice austerities and meditation. South of Mount Kailash, across the base of the majestic Mount Gurla Mandhata, are the two lakes Mansarovar and Rakkshas lake. They are the highest bodies of fresh water in the world, with Manasarovar (330 sq. km), at 4,558 meters, about fifteen meters higher than Rakshas Tal. Manasarovar considered by Buddhist and Hindus to be more worthy of veneration. Buddhist believe that Queen Maya, the Buddha's mother was carried here by the gods and washed prior to giving birth to the Buddha. Himalaya Journey Treks & Expedition professional arrange the Simikot Kailash trekking tour according to client’s holiday schedule and wish.
Simikot Kailash trekking itinerary :

Option I.Simikot Kailash trekking ( Fly in Simikot , Fly out Lhasa)