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501 : Soul of China & Tibet Impression
Beijing - Xian - Lhasa - Shanghai
- Luxury : 12 Days $1989 Up
- Standard : 12 Days $1659 Up
- Super Deluxe : 12 Days $2759 Up
- Budget : 14 Days $1429 Up
The broad expanse of territory, long rich history, profound culture and numerous minorities make China one of the most charming and mysterious lands in the world. Following our itinerary, one can experience the ancient, modern, ethical, as well as the open China within less than 2 weeks.

502 : Classic China Tour with Tibet
Beijing - Lhasa - Xian - Guilin - Yangshuo - Guilin - Shanghai
- Luxury & Standard : 13 Days $1899 Up
- Super Deluxe : 14 Days $3179 Up
- Budget : 15 Days $1679 Up
Explorations are not always about tough conditions, long hikes, guesthouses, boxed food and so on. In our program, you will enjoy and appreciate the real local customs, people’s lives, flavored food and all the highlights with comfortable hotels, spacious vehicles, and professional guides.

503 : Tibet Odyssey & Highlight Cities
Beijing - Xian - Lhasa - Gyangtse - Shigatse - Dingri - Everest Base Camp - Shigatse - Lhasa - Shanghai
- Luxury & Standard : 17 Days $2319 Up
- Budget : 20 Days $2059 Up
Everest, the highest point in the world, is not so far from you as you think. Although the journey can be hard because of the long driving and rough accommodation, the splendid view makes it worthwhile and memorable. The fancy hotels in your other destinations will help you prepare and restore.

504 : A Dreamland Trip from Tibet to Shangri-La
Beijing - Lhasa - Tsetang - Lhasa - Shangri-La - Lijiang - Kunming - Shanghai
- Luxury & Standard : 16 Days $2049 Up
- Budget : 18 Days $1979 Up
Mr. James Hilton portrayed a classic tale of Shangri-La - the Lost Horizon, if you have already read it and want to believe it, you should take this trip to see how people there live stress-free and in moderation. We arrange this itinerary for people who would like to experience some totally different lifestyles which may provoke deep thought.

505 : Tibet to Nepal Discovery
Lhasa - Tsetang - Gyangtse - Shigatse - Dingri - Everest Base Camp - Dingri - Zhangmu - Katmandu
- Luxury & Standard : 13 Days $1469 Up
From China to Nepal, from Lhasa to Katmandu, from the Potala Palace to Durbar Square, from plateau to valley, the Kodari (Friendship Bridge) connects two countries and two cultures. The long distance driving and the altitude may be uncomfortable, but it can not overcome the pleasure you will receive.

506 : Tibet Adventure & China Metropolis
Hongkong - Guangzhou - Lhasa - Gyangtse - Shigatse - Lhasa - Xian - Beijing
- Luxury & Standard : 16 Days $2029 Up
- Budget : 17 Days $1809 Up
Hong Kong, the first Special Administrative Region in China; Guangzhou, the window of our reform; Tibet, the Autonomous Region of Tibetan people; Xian, the capital city of 13 dynasties in Chinese history; and our capital: Beijing. Five cities with distinct styles offer you different view points and information.

507 : Tibet Train Travel Experience & Yangtze Cruise
Beijing - Xian - Lhasa - Lanzhou - Chongqing - Yangtze River - Yichang - Shanghai
- Luxury & Standard : 16 Days $2299 Up
An itinerary that involves the Yangtze valley goes perfectly with the one to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, as the cruise is all about coziness and feasting, which will ease your tiredness and discomfort. Besides, taking Qinghai-Tibet railway, the highest railway in the world, is a lifetime experience one can not miss.

508 : Qinghai-Tibet Overland Journey
Beijing - Xian - Xining - Qinghai Lake - Golmud - Tuotuo River - Nakchu - Lhasa - Gyangtse - Shigatse - Lhasa
- Budget : 18 Days $1559 Up
This is the route that pilgrims take, prostrating from Xining all the way up to Lhasa, the Holy Land in Tibetan's hearts. By following their steps, climbing the mountains and crossing the rivers, one can feel the hardship, devoutness and finally the exultation when the mysterious Tibet displays itself.

509 : China Tibet, Katmandu & India Combo
Beijing - Lhasa - Katmandu - Varanasi - Khajuraho - Agra - Jaipur - Delhi
China, Nepal and India, three Asian developing countries and two of the four most venerable civilizations, are always attractive to explorers. What are their resemblances and dissimilarities? Why did history lead them in different directions? This trip to three capitals may give the answers.

510 : Tibet In-depth Exploration
Lhasa - Shigatse - Lhatse - Saga - Paryang - Manasarovar Lake - Tarchen - Mt. Kailash - Tarchen - Tsada - Seng Ge Tsangpo - Gertse - Tsochen - Lhatse - Shigatse - Lhasa
This is a real adventure deep into the Tibetan hinterland. The only means of transportation in 20 days is land rover and some drives may last a whole day. But the hardship will be rewarded by the picturesque scenes along the way. The essence of this holy land is hidden in these unpolluted and unfrequented areas.

LH01 : Mysterious Lhasa
Lhasa
- Luxury & Standard : 4 Days $309 Up
The Potala Palace has served as the symbol of Tibetan Buddhism for centuries. The everlasting burning ghee lights, pure white godly hadas, resplendent golden funerary stupas of the departed Dalai Lamas, red robed Lamas chanting scriptures in the palace are like a dream. You can feel, but not integrate.

LH02 : An Approach to Tibet
Lhasa - Ganden Monastery - Lhasa
- Luxury & Standard : 5 Days $379 Up
Tibet is a land with all its people believing in Tibetan Buddhism. Ganden Monastery is a special entity and occupies an important place politically and spiritually, as it was the first Gelugpa (dge lugs pa: one of the four Tibetan Buddhism wings) monastery founded by Master Tsongkhapa himself in 1409.

LH03 : Tibetan Buddhist Tour
Lhasa - Gyangtse - Shigatse - Lhasa
- Luxury & Standard : 7 Days $749 Up
Isolated among the highest lands on earth, Tibet is one of the most mystical and spiritually holy places in the world. Tibetan Buddhism, which originated from Han Buddhism and Tibet’s original religion, is worshiped by the most faithful people in the world today.

LH04 : The challenging Roof of the World
Lhasa - Gyangtse - Shigatse - Dingri - the Everest Base Camp - Dingri - Shigatse - Lhasa
- Luxury & Standard : 10 Days $1019 Up
The Everest Peak of the Himalayas, also known as the Qomolangma, is located on the Roof of the World: Tibet. Departing from Lhasa and driving all the way up to the Everest Base Camp, you will witness the nomads pasturing, farmers cultivating, hikers trudging, and also how Tibetan adherents worship their God.
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Questions & Reviews
1.
Nov. 1,2009 22:03 Reply
Mr.Botu(uzbekistan) said:
I plan visit tibet and nepal/ how can i obtain nepal visa and what time is better visit?
Nov. 2,2009 01:48
Mr.Loiu replied:
YOu can obtain your nepal visa after you arrive there. From April to October is the best season to visit Tibet and nepal.
2.
Oct. 11,2009 10:08 Reply
Mr.sergio fabbrizi said:
we want to go in tibet but before we want to visit yunnan province.
Do you known were is possible to organize our trip in yunnan?
We prefer to flight from zhongdian to lhasa.
we'll arrive in kunming around 16 october and we want to visit dali, lijiang and zhongdian before entry to tibet.
thanks
Oct. 12,2009 03:58
Mr.David replied:
You can try to fill the enquiry form on this website or contact them directly by email.
3.
Sep. 29,2009 19:29 Reply
Mr.James (USA) said:
I need a prompt reply. I will fly from Chengdu to Katmandu on Oct 07 via Lhasa, can you tell me if I still need the Tibet Travel Permit?
Sep. 30,2009 01:28
Ms.Christiana replied:
Only if you can purchase the flight ticket without the Tibet Travel Permit, and also you only stay within the Lhasa airport for the flight connection, you do not need the permit.
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Sep. 21,2009 19:46 Reply
Mr.Needam Wiliams(USA) said:
Hi friends here, I am planning a trip to Tibet, but I heard of the Tibet Travel Permit cannot be applied from Sep 20-Oct 8. Is that ture? Why? Is the government restricting visitors to Tibet? I am anxious to know this information. can anybody here help me with this? thank you very muchhhh...
Sep. 30,2009 01:22
Mr.Donald replied:
Yes, i've got the same news. My trip to Tibet has been planned for several months, but i've told that the Tibet Travel Permit can not be obtained at this time. So i've delayed my international flight and Tibet tour to mid of Oct. Hope it's gonna be fine.
5.
Sep. 18,2009 02:34 Reply
Mr.Michael said:
Can we visit Lhasa by ourselves? We are Americans.
Sep. 18,2009 22:47
Ms.ANGELKOK(China) replied:
Foreigners going to Tibet need to have a Tibet Travel Permit. You have to go through travel agencies to arrange it for you. So I'm afraid you can't travel by your own there.
Sep. 21,2009 03:38
Mr.Ken replied:
According to my knowledge, foreign travelers are not allowed to visit Tibet by themselves. You’d better find a travel agency to help you. Also, it seems you need to apply for a permit to enter Lhasa, and only the travel agency can arrange that.
6.
Sep. 16,2009 02:58 Reply
Ms.Lily said:
Our friends told us that going to namtso lake would take 5-6 hr drive. She said that she recommends changing itinerary to Yamtso lake because it is closer and just as pretty. Right?
Sep. 16,2009 19:29
Mr.Peter Yang replied:
You are right that one-way transfer to Namtso Lake takes about 5 hours. Yamdrok Lake is nearer and it takes 2-3 hours to go there. If you would like to visit Yamdrok Lake instead, more than one half of a day is enough. Namtso Lake is most notable holy lake in Tibet and the second largest saltwater in China. Yamdrok Lake is also one of the three holy lakes in Tibet and it is smaller than Namtso Lake.
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Sep. 11,2009 03:53 Reply
Mr.machin(UK) said:
hi my name is jayne
myself and my husband are planning an overland trip to tibet and are wondering when would be the best time to travel as there are a lot of conflicting reports
we are thinking of going either middle of april to beginning of may or the middle of may to the begining of june can any one advise as we do not want to be thers when it is too cold and a lot of rain
thanks for your replies
Sep. 16,2009 04:19
Ms.Cindy replied:
The government has removed the embargo on tourism. So, more people are planning their trips there. Generally speaking, April to October is the favorable time to visit, July to August is the best. South Tibet is warmer and grassland in northern Tibet will turn green in middle or late April. If you do not jion a tour group, do take with you your visa and letter of approval signed by Tibet tourism administration. Good luck!
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Sep. 14,2009 00:41 Reply
Ms.Susan(USA) said:
Can we travel to Rikaze (Shigatse) and JiangZi (Gyantse) from Lhasa during the day, or is it necessary to stay overnight in one of those cities?
Sep. 15,2009 19:50
Mr.Henry replied:
You need to stay in Gyangtse and Shigatse for one night at each place respectively, or stay in Shigatse for two night. Otherwise, it will be too rush.
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Sep. 9,2009 04:19 Reply
Mr.Tim(England) said:
Hi, I have read several conflicting reports about travel in Tibet - is it possible to travel independently in tibet, or do you have to travel as part of a tour?
I'm planning on going in March nest year, any help would be much appreciated!
Sep. 11,2009 03:52
Ms.Lynn replied:
One person alone can not visit Tibet. But if arranged through a China travel agency and accompanied by a local guide that is possible. Cheers.
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Sep. 8,2009 19:07 Reply
Mr.Ricky(USA) said:
I want to visit Tibet in early November, please tell me what is the best place to go? Everest Base Camp, Heavenly Lake Namtso, Yamdrok Yumtso Lake, etc. Thanks
Sep. 9,2009 20:15
Mr.Joe(USA) replied:
My experience tells me that November is too cold to visit the Everest Base Camp, the hotel and meal there are really poor. It’s really not the proper time to visit the sites.
Sep. 9,2009 21:20
Ms.Tracy replied:
Generally after October, it will be too cold to visit the Everest Base Camp and the remote area in Tibet. The hotels in Tibet always cannot provide good heating system, so the accommodation condition will be very poor then. Heavenly Lake Namtso and Yamdrok Yumtso Lake share a lot in common, comparatively speaking, the Heavenly Lake Namtso is far from Lhasa but it is more beautiful and famous than others. It will take about 3 hours from the downtown area to the lake one way, and the tour there will be a little bit hard, while it worthwhile your time.