Guru Purnima day in Manasarovar Kailash 2026

Guru Purnima is a religious festival dedicated to honoring spiritual and academic gurus. Hindus, Sikhs, and Buddhists celebrate this festival in India, Nepal, and Bhutan. According to Hindu calendar, it occurs on the full moon day in July. Guru Purnima is a significant spiritual festival in Nepal, India and Bhutan, celebrated on the full moon day (Purnima) of the Ashadha month (29 July 2026) to honor spiritual and academic teachers, known as gurus, who dispel darkness (ignorance) and guide disciples towards spiritual awakening. The festival is also known as Vyas Purnima since it honors Lord Shiva as the Adi Guru, the first yogi who compiled the Vedas.

Guru Purnia Manasarovar tours are spiritual pilgrimages focused on Lake Manasarovar and Mount Kailash during the auspicious full moon of Guru Purnima (usually in July). Offering enhanced meditation and rituals, with tour Monterosa Treks and expedition (p) Ltd. providing specific packages from Kathmandu, Guru Purnima 29 July 2026, including logistics, permits, and special ceremonies like Havan and Rudrabhishek.

Key Aspects
Meaning of Guru: Sanskrit word 'Guru' means 'dispeller of darkness,' symbolizing a guide who removes ignorance.
Significance: During this day, disciples show their appreciation and respect for their teachers, acknowledging their role in their spiritual and personal growth.

Religious Importance:
Hinduism: This festival honors Veda Vyasa and Lord Shiva (Adi Guru).
Buddhism: Recognizes Buddha's first sermon and his dedication to his teachings.
Jainish: A day that marks Mahavira's first disciple, Gautam Swami, becoming his disciple.

Celebrations:

• Rituals: Performing guru-pujas (worshiping the guru) and offering prayers.
• Gratitude: Showing appreciation to parents, teachers and mentors.
• Spiritual Practices: The practice of meditation, chanting, and reflecting on the teachings.
• Timing: This festival occurs on the full moon (Purnima) in the Hindu month of Ashadha (29 July 2026)