The Nepal route is the most popular and widely chosen option among pilgrims. The journey typically begins in Kathmandu, where travelers complete documentation and visa formalities before entering Tibet by road or helicopter.
We arrange private departures every season, for families from three continents, and this guide is the planning written down: what private means, what it changes, what it never changes, and the sequence from the first call to the trailhead.
We are asked this comparison every week by families in Delhi and New Jersey alike, and this page is our answer, written once, fairly, with our seat at the table declared at the top.
We run the only journey in our portfolio that pairs both mountains, and this guide is the Everest half of it told completely: the drive-up north side, the 5,200 m night, and the honest price of the calendar that holds two of the most famous mountains on earth.
We run all three of these journeys every season, and this guide is the Lhasa door explained as one connected sacred route: the culture, the kindest altitude build in Kailash travel, and the honest differences between the three journeys that use it.
We arrange this support before every departure, season after season, and this page is the arrangement written down: what exists, what it costs, how it works, and the honour in every part of it.
We plan two-continent journeys every season, and this guide is written for the reader in New Jersey, Toronto or London planning the longest trip of their devotional year.
We fly this corridor in both directions every season, and this guide is written to replace the marketing fog around the word helicopter with the truth of the route.
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