Kailash Mansarovar Yatra - Aradhya Tours

Name: Kailash Mansarovar Yatra - Aradhya Tours
Address: 4010/4011 Rustomjee Ease Zone Mall, 2nd Flr Opp. Ozone Tower Malad West, Mumbai, 400064, IN
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Spiritual Centre of the World

Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar are at the heart of the spiritual theologies of Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and in the Bon religion of Tibet. According to Hindu legends the Adi yogi, God Shiva and his consort, the Feminine Divine, Goddess Parvati reside at the summit of this peak. The peak is the pillar, the center of six mountain ranges that form the framework of the world. In some scriptures, Kailash is also called Meru, or the centre of Goddess Durga’s power.

In Jainism too, Kailash is referred to as Meru. Mount Ashtapada, next to Meru, is the peak where the first Jain Tirthankara (seer and establisher of the Jain faith) gained liberation from earthly life. According to the Buddhists of Tibet, Mount Kailash is home to Buddha Demchok – a form of the Buddha symbolizing supreme harmony and bliss. The Buddhists believe that when a number of spiritually advanced seekers undertake this pilgrimage, the Buddha manifests on the way. The Bon religion of Tibet also believes this mountain to be the spiritual centre of the world.

One description of Kailash states that each face is made of something different. The east face is said to be made of crystal and is associated with the Brahmaputra River. The west face is said to be made of ruby and is associated with the Sutlej River. The south face is said to be made of lapis lazuli and is associated with the Karnali River. The stunning north face of Kailash is said to be made of gold and is associated with the Indus River.

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Despite its deep religious and spiritual significance, the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra is not an easy one to undertake. It involves trekking over 19500 feet altitude in the harshest of weather conditions and is often hazardous to those who are not physically fit.

The Circumambulation of Mount Kailash

From Taklakot each batch is sent to either Kailash or Manasarovar. Once the parikrama is done each half heads to the other. While some pilgrims attempt to complete the circumambulation of the Mount Kailash in a single day, others prefer to prostrate at various points and hence this takes a few days. Batches are encouraged to stick together for the entire stretch.

The trek around Mount Kailash starts from the Dolma Pass, which is at an altitude of about 19,500 feet and the air is rarified. It takes about 12 hours to trek from Darchen to Deraphuk – a 20 kilometre stretch. Gaurikund may be visited if the weather is clear. Kailash is visible to yatris from Darchen and from Ashtapad.

Manasarovar Lake

The Lake Manasarovar is a very sacred one according to Hindu mythology. It has its origins in the ‘Manas’ or thoughts of Lord Brahma, the creator, it is believed. The 85-kilometer stretch around the lake can be an intriguing one as the weather here changes very quickly. Yatris are encouraged to abstain from bathing in the Manasarovar unless the weather is bright and sunny. Pujas and rituals may be performed here.

Spiritually Speaking

Despite the extreme hardships involved in the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra, hundreds undertake the pilgrimage each year. Apart from all the spiritual reasons, the breathtaking scenes and views of the Himalayas in these parts are part of the appeal. Yatris, however, need to acclimatize and to develop their fitness levels prior to the trips. Calamities enroute are not unheard of and couples often choose to travel separately for security reasons. All said, the pilgrimage is one worth undertaking once in a lifetime.

For any query and for a briefing on planning / preparation for Kailash Mansarovar yatra feel free to write to [email protected] we wil be delighted to share our experience and facilitate the process for you...