It is possible to travel in Tibet at most times of the year. May and June, September and October are the most pleasant times, cooler but drier. July and August are the monsoon months. But the weather is fine most of the year. There are no flights between Kathmandu and Lhasa in winter (December to March). Mt. Kailash (6741m) is perhaps the most sacred of the Holy Mountains in Tibet. Together with the two lakes of Manasarovar & Rakas, the region is one of the few truly natural wonders of the world.Tibet has always been an alluring destination for travellers.Three of the orient's greatest rivers; the Brahmaputra, the Sutlej, and the Indus, all take their sources within a hundred kilometers of this 'snow Capped Jewel' which attracted Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Bonpos from the four corners of Asia for centuries.

Mt.Kailash kyulung tour The “Mt. Kailash Kyunglung Tour” Offers more than just the famous Kailash Kora including in the package various quiet and beautiful places like Kyunglung Gompa and Guru Gyam.

Mt.kailash via northern route Mt. Kailash (6714m) might not be the mightiest of Himalayan peaks but is certainly the holiest both for Hindus and Buddhists.

Mt.kailash yarkhanda (pakistan) Trek A trek to Mt. Kailash (6714m) the holiest of Himalayan peaks, both for Hindus and Buddhists, is a dream come true for those interested in exploring Western Tibet.

Simikot kailash simikot trek A trek to Mt. Kailash (6714m) the holiest of Himalayan peaks, both for Hindus and Buddhists, is a dream come true for those interested in exploring Western Tibet.