PICNIC TOUR KAILASAM MANASAROVAR

A valid passport for more than six months before traveling with a passport size color photo (clearly scanned copy) is required. The original passport must be submitted 5 to 7 days before the contact place for visa processing. Payment 100% payment should be made before tour departure. 25% of the entire trip cost is required to be paid for booking confirmation. Payment should be made as per The information provided by the authorities. Prices quoted are subject to change as per the change in exchange rates, unavoidable circumstances like climatic change, fight cancellation, internal political situation, etc. However, there are no hidden costs.

Cancellation time and refund policy are as follows: All the cancellation and refund charges are based on the total cost of tour packages. 80% refundable if canceled 45 days before the trip. 40% refundable 26 days of departure date weeks before the departure date. 15% of the total cost if you cancel the trip 08-15 days before the departure date. Non-refundable in less than a week.

All travelers should have a valid passport for six months, and visas can be obtained from the Nepalese embassy or consulate in India. However, visas are stamped at the time of arrival at the airport. For yatra, you get a group visa, and we get entry in the group as per size. While submitting a passport for a visa, it's not necessary to send your old passport.

Sometimes due to unavoidable circumstances like bad climate, political unrest, landslides, health illness, natural disasters beyond human control, we will be happy to refer you for any alternative trip to suit you.

We advise you to check with your personal physician before making any trip. It is advisable to let us know if you have any problems with your health.

It is advisable to have your travel insurance compulsory to cover accidents, emergency rescue in case of unfavorable climatic conditions.

Any complaints during the trip can be informed to your tour leader or guide immediately or at the office after completion of the trip. The management will try to look into the matter and take action accordingly.

We may collect personal details and information for official uses. But the information provided by individuals will not be shared or published without individual consent. We respect the privacy of every individual.

We provide pure and freshly cooked vegetarian meals throughout the entire trip to MT. Kailash, prepared by experienced Indian and continental cooks and Sherpas from Nepal. Every meal will be buffet-style.

We have arranged for all pure and freshly cooked Indian vegetarian meals, with all necessary foods being transported from Nepal and fruit juice and vegetables being purchased locally. Our team and staff will take care of all your needs, from wake-up tea to bedtime.

Our professional English-Hindi speaking trip leaders are different from tour guides. They are trained and knowledgeable about the areas like their backyards and have explored them dozens of times. With more than ten years of experience, each of them has served hundreds of guests from around the world. They are responsible, trustworthy and have their own life experience and stories to share, adding more fun and safety to your trip to Kailash. We include the cost of paying our guides a good wage directly into the tour price so that they are happy and not reliant on guests' spending money to earn their salaries. This way, they can concentrate on your needs and be the best hosts they can possibly be.

When traveling to high altitude parts of the trip above 2500 meters/9200 feet, it is common for travelers to experience some adverse health effects due to the altitude, regardless of age, gender, and fitness level. Take it easy and follow our suggestions to reduce the effects of sickness. Altitude sickness is very common for everyone who arrives at high altitude regions from lower altitude areas, but some are affected more seriously than others. There are ways to prevent or minimize the effects by preparing before you go to highlands. Here are some tips we have gathered from our past experience: Mentally prepare yourself for altitude sickness by staying calm and comfortable. Keep yourself physically ft by exercising regularly. Sleep well and rest well on the day before your arrival at high altitude. Take it easy for the first couple of days when you arrive in high altitude regions. Walk slowly and try to sleep at lower altitudes. Drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol.

Only Chinese currency is used in markets, while US dollars and euros can be exchanged for yuan. You can change currency from banks in Tibet to Chinese yuan, which is the currency used in Tibet. You can also exchange INR in your country or find an exchange center in Nepal, but rates fluctuate almost every day, and the buying and selling rates always differ.

We recommend that you insure yourself against sickness, emergency surface or air rescue, accidents, trip cancellation, medical treatment, hospitalization, etc.

You can make calls from almost everywhere in Tibet, which has good networking for mobile phones. During your stay at hotels, you can use Wi-Fi if available, or you can purchase a Chinese SIM card for 200 yuan.

While driving, it will be warm inside the vehicle but windy and cold outside. Mornings and evenings will be generally cold therefore warm clothing will be required. We recommend that you bring the following clothing and accessories with you.

Good well worn-in walking shoes.Warm comfortable trekking boots.

Clothing Wool shirts Cotton shirts Regular underwear Thermal underwear Culottes/trousers for women Trousers/shorts for men Wind and rain gear with hood Wool hat/mittens/gloves Other hats Wool and cotton socks Sweaters Lined zip jacket/down jacket with hood Track suit Sleeping clothes

Personal first-aid Toilet Kit Flash light/torch with extra batteries Sun glasses Water bottle Swim suit (for use before and after Tibet trip) Notebook, pens, pencils Plastic bags for reading material, flm, cameras etc Dust mask, silk scarves for use against dust Sun block cream and lip salve, sanitizer