Forget about climbing Mount Kailash. Very few people are able to complete this Kailash Mansarovar Yatra in their lifetime. That is why it is a must to follow these 20 best tips to finish the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra safely.
Kailash Yatra is one of the most important and significant pilgrimages in Hinduism. Only a few people are able to complete it. Even if you apply for it, there is no guarantee that you will be shortlisted for the Kailash Yatra. But if you follow these 20 tips, most probably you will get eligible for the Yatra and will also be able to complete it successfully.
Other than being a very difficult yatra naturally. There are many regulations and guidelines to follow for the yatra. That is why if you follow these 20 best tips for the Kailash Yatra, you will be more prepared for it.
After reading this article also read: Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Cost and Route
20 Best Tips to follow for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra
1. Get Proper rest
The Yatra starts from Delhi to Almora then Dharchula to Pangala. Pangala is just the beginning of the yatra and you will have to trek from here. Therefore you need proper rest. So, the first and foremost thing is to get proper rest and eat healthily before going.
2. Do not overexert yourself
Experienced mountaineers have lost routes, mysteriously disappeared, faced sudden weather changes, and deaths and faced illogical circumstances which have made climbing Mount Kailash unclaimed till now. Hence, you guess that this Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is not an easy task. Therefore the best tip would be not to overexert yourself.
3. Do not panic
One of the most important tips for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is not to panic. The Yatra will start from Delhi to Almora – Dharchula – Pangala. From Pangala you have to start trekking. It will take 3-4 days to Lipu lake or Lipu Pass which is the border between India and China (Chinese occupation of Tibet). You might feel a little unwell in the beginning so give yourself 1-2 days to adjust to the atmosphere and do not panic while you feel unwell.
4. Everyone is different
You might see someone else doing really well compared to others. Keep in mind that everyone is different so do not rush to compete and move at your own pace during the Kailash Yatra.
5. Drink as much water as you need
Only drink water as much as you need, neither more nor less. It may cause bloating and hard to move upward. Just keep yourself hydrated.
6. Don’t worry if your heart rate increases
Kailash is at a height of 21,778 feet and hence the oxygen level decreases with the height. So, your heart rate increases to fulfil the need. Don’t worry about it but do keep a check if it worsens.
7. Slow and steady wins the race
From Pangala you have to start trekking. It will take 3-4 days to Lipu lake or Lipu Pass which is the border between India and China (Chinese occupation of Tibet). Therefore, do not hurry to reach the destination and move at a slower pace.
8. Be Wise
Everybody has their opinion about everything. It is common to feel unwell in the beginning so, it is advised not to listen to everyone and use your own wisdom. Be wise and stay safe.
9. Take care of your own condition
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a long journey and is difficult for everyone walking with you. Hence, it is important for everyone to take care of their own condition.
10. Always carry oxygen supplies
Mount Kailash is more than 21,000 feet tall so the oxygen level decreases drastically. Therefore, it is always advised to carry oxygen supplies even if you are healthy.
11. Descend down if don’t feel good walking up
Although Mount Kailash is nowhere close to Mt. Everest in terms of height. Still, this much height is enough to make you sick if your body does not adapt to the environment. Hence in case you don’t feel good at all going upwards and feel that the problem increases as you move uphill. Descend down immediately.
12. Never fall asleep if you don’t feel well
At high altitudes, you may feel more sleepy because of the low oxygen level. So if you don’t feel well, then do not sleep right away as you might be having low oxygen level and suffer a sudden oxygen drop.
13. Keep your loved ones updated
While being on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, you may get cut off from your family. There might be network issues as well. Hence, you should keep your loved ones updated so that they do not get worried and also can help you in emergency situations.
14. Keep your luggage under 15 kg
Carrying more luggage will not only be hectic but also is not allowed. So, keep it under 15 kg and choose the best carry bag for you. Generally, the backpack is a better option.
15. Carry only what you need
While packing for the Kailash Yatra, pack your items wisely. Carry only what you need so that you can cut out extra weight. Also, things may get stolen.
16. Indian army is there for you
Never worry about the security as the Indian Army is going to stay with you throughout the Kailash Yatra.
17. No Need to worry about staying in Kailash Yatra
There are plenty of places to stay on the Kailash Yatra so you don’t need to be concerned about it.
18. Eat Simple
Do not eat heavily. Eat as much as you can digest. And try to eat simple food.
19. Carry altitude sickness medicines
Carry altitude sickness medication with you, you can also take one before reaching.
20. Don’t ignore even the mildest situations
Last but not the least, your health is the most important thing of all. Therefore, never ignore even the mildest situations.
Here are the three steps to apply for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra in 2023.
Step 1. Visit the official website of https://www.kailash-yatra.org/
Step 2. Choose between the two given routes Nathula(Sikkim) and Lipulekh pass(Uttarakhand).
Step 3. Choose the endpoint of the Yatra from the following
- Route 1. Lipulekh – Dharchula or Delhi
- Route 2. Nathu La – Gangtok or Delhi
Conclusion
These were the best 20 tips and tricks that you should follow to complete the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra safely. These tips will not only help you keep safe but also enhance your Kailash Yatra trip. As these are the Yatras to do once in a lifetime so you must not take any chance.
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