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Isolated among the highest lands on earth, Tibet is one of the most mystical and spiritual holy places in the world. On this charming trip, you will get to fully appreciate Tibetan natural beauty, diversity, Buddhist culture and rich history. The trip begins from Lhasa, then to Gyangtse to witness the beauty of Yamdrok Yumtso Lake. Finally drive to Shigatse to visit the Tashilhunpo Monastery, which earned a reputation for the splendid Tibetan Buddhist culture.
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
On the first day of your arrival, avoid vigorous activities such as walking fast, running and swimming. Bathing and smoking are also not recommended.
Tibet tours must be booked at least 30 days in advance; upon booking, clear copies of all travelers' passports and Chinese visas must immediately be sent to the local tour operator in order to apply for and obtain your Tibet travel permit in time for your tour
Please note that if your Chinese visa is not an 'L' tourist visa, then you need to provide supplementary letters from your sponsored organization; please contact the local operator for more details
If you're flying into Tibet from mainland China: You need the original copy of the Tibet travel permit that the local tour operator will send to your hotel in mainland China. Therefore, please provide your hotel details (name, address and contact numbers) and your hotel reservation number. If you are not staying at a hotel and have a connection flight to Tibet from mainland China, please provide detailed flight information so the local operator can arrange someone from the tour company to deliver your permit to you at the airport in China when you arrive
If you're taking a train to Tibet from mainland China: You will only need a printed copy of the Tibet permit, which you will receive from the local operator via email
If you fly into Tibet from Kathmandu, Nepal: You don’t need to have a Chinese visa, but you do need a Tibet Group Visa (same as a Chinese visa) from the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu. When you send the copy of your passport to the local tour operator after booking, the staff will help you to get the Tibet Group Visa. The Tibet Group Visa fee is not included in the tour price, so you will be asked to pay at the embassy. Please keep in mind that even if you have a Chinese visa, if you enter Tibet from Nepal, it is required that you have the Tibet Group Visa. Please be advised that when you apply for the Tibet Group Visa, the Chinese Embassy will cancel your current visa. You can only apply for the Tibet Group Visa through a local Nepalese agent, so this tour operator's local agent in Nepal will help you obtain it
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Transport by private air conditioned vehicle
Professional private guide and driver
Tibet travel permit
5 nights of accommodations based on twin-sharing room
Two bottled waters per person, per day
China Visa Fee
Gratuities
Not suitable for people over 80 years old
Tangka Hotel (4 stars)
Your guide will meet you outside the baggage claim area at Lhasa Airport, where the altitude is almost 12,000 feet (3,650 m) above sea level. A comfortable drive will transfer you to check in your hotel. It is suggested that you have a good rest at the hotel for the remainder of the day to acclimate to the high altitude in case of acute mountain sickness.
Tangka Hotel (4 stars)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
LUNCH
Lunch
Drepung Monastery (Zhebang Si)
After breakfast, you are going to visit the Drepung Monastery, located in the western suburb of the city. It is one of the 'Three Great Monasteries' and the largest one in Tibetan Buddhism. Looking at it from a distance, the monastery is like a heap of rice, consisting of a group of white buildings layer upon layer.
Norbulingka (Precious Stone Garden)
After that, you'll visit the nearby Norbulingka Park, the most beautiful and largest man-made park in Tibet. This park was built 200 years ago and used to be the Summer Palace of religious leaders of the region.
Sera Monastery
In the afternoon, you will first visit the Sera Monastery, the second largest monastery in Tibet, which is well-known for the excellent debating of Buddhist doctrines among lamas.
Tangka Hotel (4 stars)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
LUNCH
Lunch
Potala Palace
Your impressive excursion to the splendid Potala Palace is scheduled in the morning. Originally built in the 7th century as an imperial palace, the Potala Palace has experienced a 600-year's unrest until the reconstruction in the 17th century. From then on, it has been the political, religious, cultural, and economic center of Tibet. Currently, it is the largest treasure house of this mysterious land, attracting a great number of travelers and pilgrims every day.
Jokhang Temple
After lunch, you will proceed to the 1370-year-old Jokhang Temple, the ultimate pilgrimage destination for Tibetan Pilgrims. You will get close to Tibetan Buddhism here and learn about the loyal believers.
Barkhor Street
Next, you will continue to the iconic Barkhor Street, where you will find the original look of Lhasa. Strolling on the stone road, you will enjoy the quaint ancient buildings and the delicate handicrafts. Finally, you will head to a Nunnery to get close to the lifestyle of Buddhist nuns.
Gasar Hotel (4 stars)- VIP Building
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
LUNCH
Lunch
Yamdrok Yumtso Lake
After breakfast, your guide will take you to Gyangtse by private vehicle. On the way, you will first stop to pay a visit to a local family, and you can have a deep understanding of the life of local Tibetan people by talking with them. Continue the trip to the Yamdrok Yumtso Lake, one of the three sacred lakes in Tibet. Located at an altitude of 4,441 meters, this picturesque lake features its pure water winding through mountains, which bring it some interesting names like Coral Lake and Green Jade Lake. During the drive, you will also enjoy the beautiful landscape of the snow-capped Karola Glacier.
Gyangze Old Street
On arrival in Gyangtse, you will be helped to check in your hotel and have a short rest. Then you will ramble leisurely through the Gyangtse Old Street to enjoy the different lifestyle and immerse in the peaceful ambiance.
After that, you will be accompanied to visit the Palcho Monastery, which is famous for being the Tibetan Buddhism center. Another highlight is Kumbum Stupa, which collects numerous delicate Buddha murals and various clay, copper and gold statues. You can even climb up inside the stupa to appreciate the impressive artistry.
Pala Manor
Drive to Shigatse. Drop by the Pala Manor, the main estate of the Pala family, one of the three well-preserved great manors of Tibetan aristocrats. Here offers an insight into the past luxury life of Tibetan old nobilities. Now it preserves 57 rooms with exquisite murals and some of the furniture also remains.
Shigatse
Continue driving you to Shigatse and check in at the local hotel.
Tangka Hotel (4 stars)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
LUNCH
Lunch
After breakfast, we will visit the largest temple in Shigatse area, the Tashilhunpo Monastery, the biggest temple in Shigatse. Covering an area of 150,000 square meters, this 570-year-old monastery is not only famous for its importance in Tibetan Buddhism, but also for its splendid buildings and murals.
Lhasa
Drive you back to Lhasa and transfer you to the hotel there. Tibet is a vast land permeated with mystery and national characteristics. During the long drive, you can enjoy the fascinating natural scenery along the way.
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
After breakfast, your guide will transfer you to the Lhasa Gonggar Airport on time for your departure flight. We wish you a pleasant journey!
This trip helps you learn Buddhism, which is worshiped by the most faithful people in the world today.
Pickup included
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Paul Phoenix,
5 thg 11, 2024
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
Travel China Guide provided outstanding service and communication, and we had an exceptional trip. Our Travel Consultant, Emily Xin, was very responsive and efficient, and took care of all our needs and customization requests. She was very proactive in ensuring that everything was organized so that the trip would go smoothly, including arranging for us to pick up the official Tibet Travel Permit during a short transfer in Beijing airport. Overall, Emily provided outstanding customer service, and we had absolute confidence in her. As for the actual trip, travelling to Everest Base camp, starting in Lhasa, was epic. Thanks to our outstanding guide Tsedron, we were introduced to the traditions of Tibet, learned about the history and Tibetan Buddhism, while enjoying spectacular mountain and river scenery. The trip was extremely well organized while feeling relaxed and well taken care of. The hotels were excellent, as was the driver who was very friendly and who drove very well and safely over long distances and mountain passes. The expertise and kindness shown by Tsedron while explaining all the sights really stood out and made the trip incredibly special. Overall, this was an exceptional and memorable trip, we would definitely use Travel China Guide again.
georgebR3612DT,
20 thg 10, 2024
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
This was my first trip to Tibet and it won't be my last. I had a very enjoyable and memorable holiday. The places visited and the scenery in and around Lhasa and on the road to Shigatse were terrific. The management and organisation of the tour by Kina and her staff were second to none. Everything went smoothly from pick up and drop off at the end of the tour at Lhasa Airport, and that included making sure that the Tibet Travel Permit got to me before I departed Xi'an for my flight to Lhasa. Everyone I made contact with from Travel China was fluent in English, that included the meet and greet driver on arrival at Lhasa Airport and our knowledgeable, kind and considerate Tour Guide. The Private Tour was made up of 10 persons from varied backgrounds and countries which made the trip all the more memorable. Hotel accommodation in both Lhasa and Shigatse was great; the rooms were large (with private bathroom) and were comfortable and clean and breakfasts was tops. I'm a male in my early 70's, reasonably fit and didn't find the tour strenuous; I was fine with the high altitude particularly in parts around Shigatse and didn't take high altitude sickness medication or felt the need to use oxygen (which was available if one needed it - including on the return trip to Shigatse); I just followed the advice of the Tour Guide and took things easy on the first day in Lhasa. It was a great holiday!
Laura M,
16 thg 7, 2018
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
What a fantastic tour Travel China Guide Tours arranged for me! Working with the agent Selina Wu, I received great service including prompt replies to all of my questions and clear explanations as to how any special arrangements (for my restricted diet in particular) would be handled. I began arranging a trip to Tibet early in 2018 -- Selina took care of everything in the preparations, requesting my documents for the visa in a timely manner in particular. As the day for the trip approached, I was in frequent contact with Selina, who connected me with my professional guide Phurbu Tsering. From the moment I arrived at the airport, I felt that I was in the hands of a well-planned organization. So we headed to Lhasa for the first two days of touring monasteries and shopping at the bizarre. Phurbu escorted our group through the tours, enlightening us about the historical and artistic background along each step of the way. As we headed out to Gyangtse and Shigatse, the driver of our van was highly skilled in navigating through the winding Himalayan Mountains. As a woman traveling alone, I always felt safe and had a great time viewing the sights with the other fun members of our group who got along great. By the time we reached Mount Everest -- wow -- all I could really say about that experience is it was worth the trip of a life-time to see. I felt as if I had really accomplished something, and Phurbu distributed hand-signed certificates documenting our having reached this goal. On the trip back, we stopped to see a monastery we'd missed on the way out -- due to a road being closed. Then on Sunday I was driven to the airport and was on my way home with memories to last a lifetime.
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