8 Days Lhasa to Everest Base Camp Tour
Join us on the journey of a lifetime! To view some of Chinas most amazing natural beauties such as Lake of Yamdrok, Karo Glacier and the magnificent Mt Everest.
Tibet is famous for its holy sites important to many religious backgrounds throughout the world. It is also home to some of the most beautiful places in the world. It is a truly unique spiritual city with an 'out of this world' ambience which you can experience on a private guided tour.
It is quite diverse when it comes to old and new, wealthy and poor and also diverse in culture and religious backgrounds. Although it is mainly Buddhism that is practised here, there are also other religions such as Hinduism, Bon and Jainism that are practised.
Tibet has a lot to offer for anyone that is looking for adventure or a retreat. Escape to Mount Everest on private guided tour to climb to the snow capped peaks or jump in on a retreat to temples for some self-finding on the sightseeing tours.
No matter which way you choose to spend your time in tantalising Tibet, you are sure to have a life time experience. People always say that they have found themselves and realised what has been missing in their lives after travelling to Tibet!
Join us on the journey of a lifetime! To view some of Chinas most amazing natural beauties such as Lake of Yamdrok, Karo Glacier and the magnificent Mt Everest.
This 9-day Tibet tour will let you explore Lhasa, Shigatse, Sakya, Everest Base Camp with nice Tibetan tour guide to indulge into the local life.
Lhasa and Tsedang are old and new capital for Tibet, this 6-day tour will let you explore the colorful temples, market and enjoy the plateau landscape.
This breathtaking Lhasa Gyantse Shigatse Namtso 8 day tour offers the epitome of Tibet with some of the most impressive visions.
This 4-day small group tour covers all three world heritage sites like The Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple and Barkhor street. This a great way to introduce yourself to Tibet.
Mt. Kailash is recognized as the lofty mountain in the world, and the centre of the world by Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, Bon - native religion in Tibet and Jainism.
This is the Classic tour itinerary to visit Lhasa and the holy lake Namtso lake which is the highlight of this tour where its surrealistic beauty will take your breath away.
This tour covers the historical sites like The Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple and Barkhor street and all three biggest monasteries in Tibet.
This 7-day overland tour from Lhasa to Kathmandu follows the Sino-Nepal highway which will give you some amazing photo opportunities.
This is the Classic tour itinerary to visit Lhasa and Everest Base camp where tourists can see much natural scenery and amazing views of Mt Everest.
This is the Classic tour itinerary to visit Lhasa, Everest Base camp and the holy lake Namtso lake where its surrealistic beauty will take your breath away in no time.
This classic 6-day tour offers to a chance to explore the central Tibet tour, takes you to the three biggest old cities: Lhasa, Gyantse and Shigatse.
Tibet can be visited all year round, there is a distinct beauty to experience in every season, due to its diverse topography and extensive areas. Generally, the best time to visit Tibet should rest on your interests and what you want to get out of your stay here. You might be looking to go for an adventure on a trail to Mount Everest, or alternatively, you are more interested in a very spiritual retreat, Tibet has a lot to offer all year round.
The official currency in Tibet is the Chinese Renminbi (RMB), or Yuan and you will find currency exchange facilities available at all the Airports, Banks and most four- and five-star hotels in the country. Costs for eating out are quite cheap with a lunch costing around 50 Yuan and a basic dinner for 2 costing around 130 Yuan. Local beer is around 25 Yuan. A taxi travelling around 5 miles within the cities costs about 28 Yuan.
Tibet is a self-ruling region in China and it is advisable to do a lot of research before your head here. Also whether it is an adventure or retreat, it is recommended that you organise the entire trip as an all inclusive package. Walking alone at night time is strongly advised against, so better to travel in groups. It is best to have cash on hand when shopping as credit cards are rarely accepted in shops and stores.
There are different climates in the different areas of Tibet. Southeastern Tibet is temperate and gentle averaging 8 degrees Celsius. West Tibet has temperatures of 0 degrees Celsius on average. Central Tibet, Lhasa, is normal and nice! May to September is known as the rainy season although there is some rain all year round. In Lhasa and neighbouring areas the rain kindly falls at night. Obviously the weather around Mt. Everest is something else!
Tibet can be visited all year round, there is a distinct beauty to experience in every season, due to its diverse topography and extensive areas. Generally, the best time to visit Tibet should rest on your interests and what you want to get out of your stay here. You might be looking to go for an adventure on a trail to Mount Everest, or alternatively, you are more interested in a very spiritual retreat, Tibet has a lot to offer all year round.
The official currency in Tibet is the Chinese Renminbi (RMB), or Yuan and you will find currency exchange facilities available at all the Airports, Banks and most four- and five-star hotels in the country. Costs for eating out are quite cheap with a lunch costing around 50 Yuan and a basic dinner for 2 costing around 130 Yuan. Local beer is around 25 Yuan. A taxi travelling around 5 miles within the cities costs about 28 Yuan.
Tibet is a self-ruling region in China and it is advisable to do a lot of research before your head here. Also whether it is an adventure or retreat, it is recommended that you organise the entire trip as an all inclusive package. Walking alone at night time is strongly advised against, so better to travel in groups. It is best to have cash on hand when shopping as credit cards are rarely accepted in shops and stores.
There are different climates in the different areas of Tibet. Southeastern Tibet is temperate and gentle averaging 8 degrees Celsius. West Tibet has temperatures of 0 degrees Celsius on average. Central Tibet, Lhasa, is normal and nice! May to September is known as the rainy season although there is some rain all year round. In Lhasa and neighbouring areas the rain kindly falls at night. Obviously the weather around Mt. Everest is something else!