A journey designed to balance devotion, physical endurance, and cultural immersion, the yatra began in Kathmandu, where pilgrims visited significant temples like Pashupatinath and Budhanilkantha and explored the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Lhasa. Participants engaged in cultural and spiritual experiences, including chanting with monks and immersing in ancient Tibetan traditions.

The journey then progressed to Lake Mansarovar, where pilgrims performed sacred parikrama and rituals, bathed in the holy waters, and offered prayers. The pilgrimage reached its pinnacle with the challenging yet spiritually rewarding circumambulation of Mount Kailash.

Concluding with a return to Kathmandu, participants were left deeply connected to their inner selves and the divine.