Mount Kailash Kora trek is a sacred high-altitude pilgrimage in Tibet, covering approximately 52 km around the holy Mount Kailash. Typically completed in 3–4 days, the trek begins at Darchen (4,670 m) and takes trekkers through Dirapuk and Zutrulpuk monasteries, with optional crossing of the Dolma La Pass at 5,630 m for a more challenging route. The trek offers breathtaking views of the Kailash peak, spiritual experiences along the parikrama, and insight into Tibetan culture. It is considered moderate to hard due to the high altitude, requiring proper acclimatization. The best time to undertake the trek is between May and October, with accommodations in guesthouses or camps and meals provided along the route.