The Mount Kailash in Tibet can be viewed from India from the Old Lipulekh Peak (via NH-9 motorable till the pass) which lies northeast of Gunji and the Limpiyadhura Pass (via Kuthi Valley) which lies northwest of Gunji. The Kali River (Sharda River) rises from the Limpiyadhura northeast of Gunji and flows by the KMVN Huts (Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam resort) at Nabhidhang (a fork route from Nabhidhang goes southeast along the glaciated rivulet to Om Parvat), ITBP Base Camp, Indian Forest Police Checkpost to Gunji.
The Mount Kailash in Tibet can be seen from India via the Old Lipulekh Peak (accessible by NH-9 road till the pass) which lies northeast of Gunji and the Limpiyadhura Pass (accessible via Kuthi Valley) which lies northwest of Gunji. The Kali River (Sharda River) originates from the Limpiyadhura, northeast of Gunji, and flows past the KMVN Huts (Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam resort) at Nabhidhang (a fork route from Nabhidhang leads southeast along the glaciated stream to Om Parvat), ITBP Base Camp, and Indian Forest Police Checkpost to Gunji.