How Difficult Is the Kailash Mansarovar Trek?
How difficult is the Kailash Mansarovar Trek with Sacred journey Taking your first breaths of sharp Himalayan air, you start to realize that the Kailash Mansarovar Trek is not a walk it's a difficult for our body, will, and soul. Most embark hoping for ease, but end up instructing their lungs to breathe thin altitude air, their legs to withstand relentless ascents and descents, and their hearts to remain centered even when the landscape won't. Through the lens of Epic Yatra's guidance, let's decompose how challenging this holy pilgrimage really is step by step, altitude by altitude. The Trek Starts: High Altitude from the very beginning You reach Darchen at about 4,560 meters, where normal life seems unfeasibly lofty. From there the trek takes you up through valleys and arid, rocky trails. By the second day of Kora (wandering round Mount Kailash), you've reached Dirapuk at ~5,210 m, with the following day climbing Drolma La, the summit, at ~5,630 m. Oxygen becomes...