Overview
The Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Bike Tour is one of the most thrilling and spiritually enriching road trips in Uttarakhand. Known as the Chhota Kailash, Adi Kailash sits near the Indo-Tibet border at an altitude of 5,945 m, with the serene Gauri Kund (Jolingkong Lake) at its base. Nearby lies Om Parvat, where the snow naturally forms the sacred symbol “ॐ”, a sight that draws pilgrims and adventurers alike.
This ride takes you through remote valleys, riverside roads, dense forests, and high mountain passes, combining Himalayan adventure with deep spiritual significance.
Tour Highlights
Ride through Kumaon’s scenic routes – Almora, Pithoragarh, Dharchula.
Witness the divine ॐ formation on Om Parvat.
Visit Adi Kailash (Chhota Kailash) and the holy Gauri Kund.
Explore ancient temples like Jageshwar Dham & Patal Bhuvaneshwar caves.
Ride alongside the Kali River at the Indo-Nepal border.
Cultural encounters in remote villages like Gunji, Kuti & Napalchu.
Combination of adventure biking + spiritual yatra.
Tour Details
Duration: 8 Days / 7 Nights
Region: Kumaon, Uttarakhand (Indo-Tibet Border)
Max Altitude: ~5,000 m (Jolingkong)
Best Season: May to October
Difficulty: Moderate (requires some riding experience)
Group Size: 10–15 riders
Itinerary (5 Days / 4 Nights)
Ride through Almora and Jageshwar Dham, known for its ancient temples. Night stay in Pithoragarh.
Ride along winding mountain roads and the Kali River. Inner line permits arranged at Dharchula.
Scenic ride through the Vyas Valley. Cross check-posts, reach Gunji village for night halt.
Early ride to view the sacred Om Parvat. Return to Gunji by evening.
Ride to Jolingkong Lake (Gauri Kund) and view Adi Kailash peak. Return to Gunji.
Descend back to Dharchula, night stay.
Ride towards Chaukori, famous for Himalayan views and tea gardens. En-route visit Patal Bhuvaneshwar Cave Temple.
Final ride back, marking the end of the expedition.
Inclusions – Everything We Take Care Of
Royal Enfield Himalayan / 350cc bike rental
Fuel for the entire trip
Backup vehicle with mechanic & luggage support
Inner Line Permits & entry fees
Accommodation (Hotels/Guesthouses/Camps, twin or triple sharing)
All meals during the tour (Breakfast & Dinner)
Experienced road captain & local guide
First aid & oxygen cylinder support
Exclusions – What’s Not Included?
GST & travel insurance
Lunches, snacks, and personal expenses
Damage to bike/gear due to accidents or negligence
Riding gear (helmet, jackets, gloves — bring your own)
Anything not mentioned under “Inclusions”
FAQs – We’ve Got All Your Questions Covered!
Yes, you should have experience riding on hilly/rough terrains. This tour involves mountain roads, gravel, and river crossings.
May to October is ideal, when roads are accessible and weather is stable.
Yes, inner line permits are mandatory for Gunji, Adi Kailash, and Om Parvat. We arrange all permits.
Yes, you can. Your bike should be well-serviced and suited for Himalayan rides.
A mix of hotels, guesthouses, and homestays. In remote villages, basic facilities should be expected.
Yes, but only if the rider is confident and experienced in Himalayan terrain.
It combines adrenaline of biking with spiritual energy of sacred Himalayan peaks, making it unique from regular rides.
Moderate. Roads can be rough in sections. Good control and stamina are essential.