Holy Kailash Tours puts a handful of trips front and center each season, the ones people ask about most when they first call. Right now, that's the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra,Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Base Camp, and a Bhutan cultural tour.
The Kailash Yatra is still the flagship trip, an overland route through Tibet that includes the 3-day Kora around the mountain and time at Lake Mansarovar. It's the longest commitment of the four, usually two to three weeks once you count acclimatization days.
Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Base Camp draw a different crowd, mostly trekkers rather than pilgrims, and both run shorter, somewhere between one and two weeks, depending on the route.
Bhutan is the odd one out: a cultural trip built around monasteries, the Tiger's Nest hike, and a country that caps the number of visitors it lets in each year.
These four stay featured because the routes are established, the permits are already sorted, and group sizes stay manageable. They're also just what most first-time travelers end up asking about.
