Every year, Adi Kailsh Yatra opens in April last week or May first week and closes by November first week depending on road and snow conditions.

May–June and September–mid-October are the best months. July - August is the rainy season in the mountains, so it's best to avoid yatra in this period.

Yes, an Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for all Indian citizens, and will be facilitated by Busy Boots Travel.

The peak stands at 5,945 m, with base camps Jolingkong & Nabidhnag around 4,500 m, so you will be standing at a maximum of 4500 m for darshan.

From Delhi to Dharchula, the temperature ranges between 50 deg C and 30 deg C. As you start travelling to Nabi/Gunji village, the temperature drops to 15 deg C during the day and sub-zero during the night.

A person up to 70 years with a valid medical fitness certificate, certified by a physician, can join the yatra. However, a person with Asthma, High blood pressure, or any heart disease is not recommended to join the yatra.

Our team will always be equipped with a basic medical kit & oxygen cylinders.In case of a medical emergency, army hospitals are available in the region.

We provide 3-star hotel/ 2-star resorts before and after Dharchula on a double-sharing basis. At Dharchula Home stay/ Guest house will be provided on a double sharing basis. At Nabi/Gunji villages, homestays will be provided on a multiple-sharing basis.

Satvic North Indian food is provided during the yatra.

Delhi - Dharchula & Dharchula - Delhi by tempo traveller and Innova Crysta/Ertiga, depending on group size. Dharchula - Nabi/Gunji - Adi Kailsh - OM Paravat- Dharchula by a 4x4 camper vehicle carrying 4 persons each.

All mobile networks are available up to Dharchula; after that, you get the Jio Network at Nabi/Gunji village.