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Departure: Daily
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TCG guide will hold a welcome sign to meet you at the Lhasa Airport according to your international (internal) flight schedule. Transfer to the 3-star hotel for 3 nights stay and adapt yourselves to the high altitude the rest of the day. Lhasa, a Buddha holy land, you may be exposed in the clear azure sky and collect your lifelong unforgettable memories.
Day Two: Lhasa
Have a morning excursion to Lhasa’s main iconic imagery, Potola Palace and appreciate the amazing culture relics there. Have a tour to the Sera Monastery, the Norbulingka Park and a Tibetan family this afternoon. Dinner is arranged at the hotel and rest for the left day.
Specials: Western-style lunch
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Morning visit to the Drepung Monastery. Drive east towards to visit the Jokhang Temple and reach the bustling Barkhor street at the end of the road. The old town area is the most prosperous district for Tibetans. A leisure afternoon is scheduled to visit the Tibetan Traditional Medicine Hospital and the Carpet Factory. Dinner is arranged at the hotel and rest for the left day.
Specials: Western-style lunch
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day Four: Lhasa Exit
See the Tibet Museum before departure if time allows. Private transfer takes you to the airport and your pleasant China tour ends here.
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Prices (based on per person and shown in US dollars)Prices (Valid from Mar. 1st, 2008 to Feb. 28th, 2009)
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2-5 travelers | 6-9 travelers | 10 travelers & above | |||
| High season | Double Occupancy | $489 | $399 | $339 | ||
| Sole Occupancy | $579 | $489 | $429 | |||
| Low season | Double Occupancy | $459 | $359 | $309 | ||
| Sole Occupancy | $509 | $409 | $359 | |||
Quotation Includes- Hotel accommodation with breakfasts;
- Lunches and dinners as itinerary specifies;
- Private guides and drivers;
- Air-conditioned vehicles;
- Tourist sites permission fees;
- Tibet Travel Permit handling charge;
- 2 bottles of mineral water each day;
- Government taxes.
For our quotation inclusions & exclusions, booking and cancellation terms, please read details.
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Our Private Tour is customized for you or your personal group specially. You will enjoy our private guide, driver as well as car service during the whole land tour individually, instead of sharing with other travelers.
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Some tibetan people are not acquainted with photoing and believe being photoed is a bad thing. If they insist not being photoed and you couldn't change their mind, you'd better give up take photoes of them in case enraging of them.
The best way to take the most natural photoes is to communicate. It's not necessary to talk, while a smile or an eye touch also can make sense. I think it's best to make friends with them and be accepted. Then you will have a chance to take the most impressive photoes.
You could take an instant camera and after photoing give the being photoed a copy in memory. In Tibet, especially the pasture area, most people have never seen their photoes. Your present will make them happy and be appreciated.
It is prohibited to take photo within the monastery, especially the places where statues are dedicated. In some temples you could be allowed if you make the request and pay some fees.
TravelChinaGuide 2007-10-12 08:35