About Om Parvat Trek

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From Gunji the route branches off to Kalapani where the Kali river originates and then on to Nabidhang (3987 m) (Lipupass is only 9 kms ahead). At Nabidhang we can see “Om Parvat” a miracle of nature, snow lies in the mountain in the shape of a perpetual “Om” the primordial sound. All other slopes may be bare but this inscription in snow is everlasting and as one observes it, one gets the feeling that the mountain itself is Lord Shiv incarnate- the destroyer, showing himself in a rare glimpse. One can see white (snow) Om on black background. No hypothesis, no assumption and no imagination are required to visualize “Om”. The symbol and guide to mediation connecting man, God and the Universe chanted at the beginning and finale of all proceedings, extolled in the Upnishads as the best and most effective symbol of God.

During Adi-Kailash, Om Parvat Yatra/Trekking expedition, you will come across the mighty splendor of the snow peaks of Api, Nampha, Tinker and Ganesha parvat massive naming western Nepal’s Himalayan peak, the gushing Kali river, forest, can see the enchanting beauty of Chaudas, Byans and Darma Valley, tradition villages like Gala, Zipti, Budhi, Garbyang, Napalchu, Gunji, Nabi, Rongkong, Kutti, enroute when we go Buddhi to Gunji a place Chiyalekh. From here we can see the mind blowing Bugyal which is full of alpine wild flowers, Himalayan herbs, great Himalayan peaks, peace and serenity. Enroute to Adi-Kailash from Chiyalekh, Gunji, Nabi, Kutti we see a breath taking view of the Himalayan peaks. You can catch the different and ever changing moods of their snow covered mountains, beautiful rivers, peaks, which seems to touch the sky green meadows and treacherous glaciers make this area a heaven for those seeking high adrenaline closes. All over the world, only the Uttarakhand section of the Himalayas have traditionally attracted humanity in search of spiritual awakening since the very beginning of human history on this earth.