Kathmandu. Sadguru Mansarovar has set out on a journey to visit Kailash. He reached Simikot, the district headquarters of Humla, from Kathmandu on Wednesday and left there on Thursday morning. Sadguru, who came to Nepal from India, is scheduled to visit Mansarovar Kailash from Lapcha in the Limi Valley in the northern Namkha village municipality-6 of Humla.
A motorcycle was brought to Humla by air for his visit. Vijay Lama, a tourism entrepreneur, said that the motorcycles were transported by air to Simkot to be used for Sadguru. “Once the footpath starts, the teacher will travel on a motorcycle depending on the place and the situation,” he said.
We are preparing to start walking from Simikot at the beginning. After that, Sadguru will also ride a motorcycle depending on the condition of the road. He said that Sadguru would also travel in a Bolero jeep in the middle as there is a dirt road from Simikot to Lapcha. Horses have also been provided in the hilly areas. The journey to Lapcha is estimated to take 11 days. The team will spend two nights at a place to stay. The team will travel only four to five hours per day.
After reaching Lapcha on the 11th day, religious tourists including Sadguru will visit Mansarovar Kailash and return to Simikot. He also has a cook, a guide, and a porter carrying the necessary supplies. His team had set up tents in the playground and wetland area on Wednesday night. Twenty-five locals have been taken as porters to go to Lapcha area.-newskarkhana
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