The uppermost catchments of Kali and Kutti rivers are lesser Known and longest traveling region of Kumaon Himalayas. Mount Adi Kailash also known as Chotta Kailash, is situated close to Indo-Tiber border in Pithoragarh district. But, however, it is in the Indian Territory

Mount Adi-Kailash is in many ways, a replica of well-known Mount Kailash, which is in Tibet, China. Especially both have the same appearance. It is an area of splendid natural beauty with peace of serenity. At the very foot of Mount Adi-Kailash is Gauri Kund, whose water reflects on the Mountain itself close by in Parvati Sarovar. On the bank of this sarovar local people erected a temple of Shiv and Parvati.

Om Parvat, is also in this route, after Gunji Camp at Nabhidhang where one can see "Om Parvat" a miracle of nature. Snow lies on the mountain in the shape of perpetual 'Om' from the time-immemorial the peace and spiritual aura of the mount get you the feeling of Lord Shiva.

LOCATION :
From Base camp Dharchula (District thoragarh) approximately 120km, will have to be covered reach Mount Adi-Kailash, Parvati Sarovar and Om Paravat which is on 4752 mt altitude. Om Parvat is situated near Nabhidhang, only 4246-mt distances.

BY TREKKING :
Tawaghat Pangu Sirkha-Gala Bundhi Gunji Kalapani Nabhidhang for Om Parvat and then on return to Gunji- Kutti - Jolingkong- Adi Kailash.

ENTRY POINT :
Adi-Kailash and Om Parvat are situated in notified area. Hence, entry permit is necessary. Entry permit will be issued by KMVN on production of police clearance from their residential place along with three passport size Photographs.

MEDICAL :
Every participant must be of sound health. Anyone suffering from any sort of heart disease, blood pressure, diabetes or alcoholic drink addict is advised not to participate. Medical aid is available in every camp.