Om Parvat

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Have you ever visited a place that makes you feel God is near by you? If not, then visit ‘OM parvat’ in India. It has a signature of God on the Himalayas in the form of ‘OM’. Just looking at it will bestow you a sensation of heaven. You need no proposition, no postulation, no approximation and no thoughts to visualize ‘OM’.

“OM”, is the symbol of God and devotees enchant it for inner soul purification. It is amazing to see this symbol over a mountain in Himalayas; it is very much viewable during snowfalls and for the most part of the year. You can visit to see this signature of God any time in the year.

Om parvat is situated at an altitude of 14000 feet’s from sea levels and located in Uttaranchal, India. Many Hindu devotees and trekkers go on an annual trek to Mount Adi kailash and have a glimpse of this Sanskrit letter formed out of snow.

Route to OM Parvat
The route for this trek is through Pithoragarh-jauliibi-dharchula-pangu-gunji-kuti-OM parvat-Adi kailash.

Throughout the route, you will see majestic views of snow clad Himalayas and flora and fauna.

The best time to visit Om parvat is from August to September because it is highly visible in these months.

If you are tired of the incessant roar of your urban lifestyle then a visit here will heal your inner self and relax your soul.


The starting point for this trek is Dharchula. You can reach Dharchula from all major cities in India by Buses and trains. Pithoragarh is the nearest station. You will need a special permit to visit this place in India.

The nearest airport is Lucknow. Then you can opt for the options mentioned above.




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