Detailed Experience of Kailash Mansarovar Journey by Helicopter from Lucknow
The Kailash Mansarovar journey is a remarkable confluence of faith, mystery, and infinite powers, unlike anything else in the world. In Hindu tradition, it is considered the sacred abode of Lord Shiva. According to Jainism, it is the place where the first Tirthankara, Rishabhdev, attained Nirvana, while in Buddhism, Mount Kailash is considered the center of the universe. This shared spiritual ground of four major religions makes Kailash the spiritual nucleus of the Earth, where the flow of energy can be felt in its most intense form.
You can reach here the fastest via helicopter from Lucknow. The Kailash Mansarovar journey by helicopter from Lucknow is especially convenient for travelers who want to experience the divine essence of the pilgrimage in a short time, safely and comfortably. This journey is ideal for those who—
- Want to complete the full pilgrimage and circumambulation in a limited time,
- Wish to attain spiritual merit while avoiding physical exhaustion,
- Desire to witness the Himalayas and divine energy directly from above.
The helicopter route not only saves time but also offers travelers a unique and life-transforming experience.
Total Duration: 9 nights / 10 days
Journey Route:
Lucknow → Nepalganj → Simikot → Hilsa (Helicopter) → Taklakot → Mansarovar → Kailash Parikrama → Return
Eligibility Requirements:
- Age Limit: 18 to 70 years
- Health: Mandatory medical fitness certificate for high-altitude travel
Facilities:
- Arrangements for horses and porters for senior travelers
- Oxygen cylinders available
- Special care and assistance for women, children, and elderly
Kailash is not just a mountain… it is a realization of supreme consciousness.
Every traveler who comes here finds themselves in a new form.
Special Advantages of the Helicopter Route:
- Massive Time Saving: The entire journey, which takes 15–18 days by road, can be completed in just 10 days.
- Ease in Altitude Adaptation: Helicopter travel allows gradual ascent, significantly reducing the risk of altitude sickness.
- Comfort and Safety Assurance: Chartered helicopters, AC buses, trained guides, experienced staff, and medical assistance at every stage ensure a safe and comfortable journey.
Visa and Permit Information:
The journey enters Tibet (China) via Nepal. Due to the open India–Nepal border, no visa is required to enter Nepal.
For the Kailash journey, only—
- Chinese Group Visa
- Tibet Permit
are required, which your tour company arranges.
Day-wise Itinerary:
- Day 1: Lucknow → Nepalganj
Check-in at the hotel, travel briefing session. - Day 2: Nepalganj → Simikot
Morning flight to Simikot, followed by rest. - Day 3: Simikot → Hilsa → Taklakot
Arrival at Hilsa by helicopter, immigration, and proceed to Taklakot. - Day 4: Taklakot Rest
Altitude acclimatization and health check. - Day 5: Taklakot → Mansarovar
Bathing, havan, meditation, and circumambulation at the sacred Mansarovar Lake. - Day 6: Mansarovar → Darchen
Visit Yam Dwar and prepare for the parikrama. - Day 7: Parikrama – Day 1 (Darchen → Dirapuk)
Trek to the north face of Mount Kailash. - Day 8: Parikrama – Day 2 (Dolma La Pass)
The most challenging and sacred stage of the parikrama – Dolma La Pass (5,630 meters). - Day 9: Parikrama – Day 3 (Jutulpuk → Darchen → Taklakot)
Complete the final stage and return to Taklakot. - Day 10: Taklakot → Hilsa → Nepalganj → Lucknow
Return via helicopter and flight.
Package Cost:
Standard Package: ₹2,80,000 onwards*
Note: Costs may vary depending on season, group size, permit process, and helicopter availability.
Conclusion
The Kailash Mansarovar journey is not an ordinary trip—it is a profound awakening of the soul.
The helicopter journey from Lucknow allows you to experience the blessings of Lord Shiva, the divinity of the Himalayas, and the sanctity of Mansarovar.
Every step is filled with energy and spiritual power, and every view feels as if nature itself has performed a miracle.
Standing at Dolma La Pass, one feels as if time has stopped and the soul has awakened.
Har Har Mahadev!
