Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra in Tibet involves two parikramas. The 105km Parikrama of Lake Mansarovar is done by Volvo category bus and the 40km Parikrama of Mount Kailash is done in 2.5 days. Mount Kailash starts from Yamdwar and on Day 1 we cover 10km, on Day 2 we cover 22km and on the last day remaining 8km is covered.

Earlier Mount Kailash Parikrama used to start in May but in 2019 it started in June because snowfall happened in April also. At that time only first-day parikrama from Yamdwar to Dhirpauk was possible. June to September are the months when one can complete Mount Kailash Kora. Many people prefer September as the best month to go for Kailash Parikrama because the weather is preferable and there is less rush. The parikrama of Lake Mansarovar can be done in all the months from May to September

The rainy season in the Kailash Mansarovar region is from July to mid-August. However, the Kailash yatra is not much affected by the rain except for a few days' delay. This season sees a good number of yatris visiting Mansarovar jheel and Kailash Parbat, which is the abode of Bhole Baba, because it is the holy month of Shravana. Since there is no greenery in the area, rain showers last for only a few minutes. It is compulsory to carry a large raincoat.
Trip To Temples has kept a provision of up to 2 days' delay in the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Heli Package. We stay at the place where we are and move ahead only when the rain stops. There is no challenge of landslides, it is just the flight or helicopter service that gets delayed and flies only when the weather is favourable. 
In the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Bus Package of Trip To Temples, the monsoon does not impact much when we are in Kathmandu or enter Tibet. There is only one challenge in this Kailash Yatra route, which is the drive from Kathmandu to the Kyirong border. The road condition on this route is not very good, hence it takes about 8 hours to cover just 180km.
Trip To Temples, the leading organizer for Mansarovar Kailash Yatra, does not charge extra even if the Mansarovar Yatra gets delayed. It is advisable to all the Kailash Pilgrims that they must not have planned anything urgent right after the completion day of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra.

One can go on the Kailash Yatra between May to September, which is the summertime, therefore, the weather is usually warm during the day and slightly cooler at night. Temperature and weather in Kailash Mansarovar Yatra are not fixed, and we find major variations when we enter in Tibet part of the Mansarovar Yatra. Generally, the  Kailash Mansarovar Yatra temperature does not fall to minus and it ranges between 15 to 20 degrees Celsius during the day, and at night the temperature is between 5 to 9 degrees Celsius. 

The weather at Kailash Mansarovar is slightly unpredictable, and one must be ready with summer, winter, and rainy season clothes. Pilgrims must be properly dressed according to the weather. Trip To Temples provides a down jacket to all the yatris travelling with them on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, which protects them from the prevailing weather conditions. It is also advisable to carry good woollens for layering, and one must ensure to cover their head to avoid getting a cold.

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra takes place in summer from May to September, so during this time there is no snow in the area, hence you do not have to trek on snow. There is only one point from Dhirapuk to Dol Mala Pass on Day 2 of Mount Kailash Parikrama where one can find snow which creates problems in going uphills. 
If you visit in May you can see glaciers around Mount Kailash, in case these glaciers start melting then the parikrama of Mount Kailash is sometimes stopped. The Kailash Parvat Parikrama might not be allowed in May if there is snowfall in the month of April.

Bad weather is unpredictable in Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. The major impact of bad weather can be seen only in the Nepal side and not in Tibet. It is advisable to take the necessary precautions required in such conditions.
The Heli route of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, generally between Nepalgunj and Hilsa, is a little bit affected by bad weather because the flight and helicopter might get delayed due to less visibility. There is no challenge of Landslide, we stay at the place where we are and move ahead only when the rain stops. Trip To Temples has kept a provision of up to 2 days' delay in the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Heli Package. 
Monsoon does not impact much when we are in Kathmandu or enter Tibet in the Overland Package of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. There is only one challenge in this Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by Bus Route which is between the Kathmandu to Kyirong border drive. The road condition on this route is not very good, hence it takes about 8 hours to cover just 180km.