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How many days will it take for a Panorama Tibet Tour? It will take 9 days to complete the Panorama Tibet Tour, which includes visits to the top three cities of Tibet (Lhasa, Gyantse, Shigatse) and highlights such as Everest Base Camp (EBC), Yamdrok Lake, and Namtso Lake, two of the three holy lakes in Tibetan Buddhism. This tour provides a cultural and natural experience that will challenge your body and soul on the roof of the world. Come and join us now.

From Lhasa to EBC, you will enjoy the unique Tibetan Buddhism culture by exploring the Potala Palace (the Winter Palace of Dalai Lamas), Jokhang Temple (the Spiritual Heart of Tibet), Barkhor Street (Holy Circuit), Sera Monastery (famous for Monk Debates), Drepung Monastery (One of the Great Three Gelug University Monasteries of Tibet), Yamdrok Lake (One of the Three Holy Lakes in Tibet), Karola Glacier (One of the Most Beautiful Glaciers in Tibet), and Pelkor Monastery (Famous for the 100-Thousand-Buddha Pagoda). After that, it is time to hike around Rongpuk Monastery (5,100m)  and Mt. Everst Base Camp / EBC (5,200m) on the Tibetan Plateau. Camp under starry skies and get great view north face of Mt. Qomolangma / Mt Everest (8,848m).

Finally, you will have a beautiful day tour to Namtso Lake, one of the three holy lakes in Tibet and a sacred site for Tibetan Buddhists. Namtso Lake exudes a peaceful and serene atmosphere, and you will be impressed by the love story of Namtso Lake and her lover, the Nyenchen Thanglha Mountains.

This 9-Days Panorama Tibet Tour from Lhasa to EBC with Namtso Lake reveals the natural wonders and cultural experiences of Tibet. Join our Classic Tibet Tour with Lake of Heaven at the best price and service!

You Can Experience “Must-see & Must-do” with This Tour
Highlight 1: Explore the highlights of Lhasa, including two world heritage sites: the Potala Palace, the Jokhang Monastery, and the famous Barkhor Street.
Potala Palace
Highlight 2:Travel outside of Lhasa city to two of the “great three” Gelug university monasteries of Tibet: Sera Monastery and Drepung Monastery.
Sera Monastery
Highlight 3: Reach Kangpa La Pass (4,700m) to catch the breathtaking view of the deep turquoise Yamdrok Lake, one of the Great Three Holy Lakes in Tibet.
Yamdrok Lake
Highlight 4: Discover Gyantse and Shigatse deeply, the second and the third largest city in Tibet, via the famous Gyantse Kumbum and Tashilhunpo Monastery.
Tashilhunpo Monastery
Highlight 5: Get up close to Mount Everest - the best highlight of a Tibet tour, reach Everest Base Camp (5200m) and enjoy a great view of Mt. Everest Peak (8,848m).
View Mt. Everest Peak
Highlight 6: Visit Namtso Lake (the highest saltwater lake in China), uncover the mysterious of one of the most beautiful and sacred lakes in Tibetan Buddhism.
Namtso Lake, Tibet
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Lhasa (4 Days)

Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, Sera Monastery, Potala Palace, Drepung Monastery

Shannan & Gyantse (1 Day)

Yamdrok Lake, Karola Glacier, Perklor Monastery

Shigatse (1 Day)

Tashilunpo Monastery

EBC(2 Days)

Rongbuk Monastery, Everest Base Camp, Gyawu La Pass

Namtso Lake (1 Day)

Namtso Lake

Itinerary Day by Day

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Day 1 Lhasa Arrival | Pick-up Service & Hotel Check-in

Tashi Delek! Welcome to Lhasa, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region! Upon your arrival at the airport in Lhasa, the tour guide and driver will meet you at the exit, and then escort you to the hotel in downtown Lhasa (100km, about 1.5 hours’ drive) . You can have a good rest to get used to the altitude (3,650m) in your hotel and get ready to explore Lhasa with your guide the next day.

Arrival Ideas:
Lhasa is located in the southern part of the Tibetan Plateau and southwestern China. Traveling to Tibet is convenient by air, railway, or road. There are five airports in Tibet, with Lhasa Gonggar Airport being the most popular for flights from Chengdu (which is also popular), Chongqing, Xian, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Kunming, Xining, Shangri-La, and other cities. One international airline even connects Lhasa and Kathmandu. Moreover, travelers can take the train to Lhasa from Xining (21 hours, the starting point of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway), Lanzhou (24.5 hours), Chongqing (35.5 hours), Chengdu (36.5 hours), Xian (31 hours), Beijing (40.5 hours), Shanghai (47 hours), Guangzhou (52.5 hours), Shigatse (2.5 hours), Nyingzhi (4 hours), and other cities.

Kind Reminds:
1.It is good to avoid altitude sickness by slowing down, keeping warm, drinking water frequently, avoiding showers for the first one or two days, taking it easy, and sleeping well.
2.You should always follow your doctor's advice regarding altitude based on your health condition.
3.Be sure to let your guide or the hotel staff know whenever you feel unwell or need help. The people there are always willing to help and are good at dealing with altitude sickness.

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Lhasa
Day 2 Lhasa City Tour | Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery, Barkhor Street, Tibetan-style Featured Dinner

Today, you and your group will explore Lhasa by visiting Jokhang Temple, a world cultural heritage site renowned for its brilliant architecture, culture, art, and history. After that, you will experience Tibetan Buddhism by witnessing the Monks' Debating in Sera Monastery. Finally, you can stroll through the famous Barkhor Street with locals and learn more about the daily kora life of Tibetans.

Located in the heart of Lhasa for over 1300 years, the Jokhang Temple is an important pilgrimage site for Buddhists from all over the world. Famed as the spiritual center of Tibet, it is said that the Jokhang Monastery was built for King Songtsen Gampo's two brides: Chinese Princess Wencheng and Nepalese Princess Bhrikuti. "Jokhang" means "House of Buddha", and it houses a life-size statue of the 12-year-old Sakyamuni, which is considered a treasure of the Buddhist world. This is why Buddhist pilgrims consider it the holiest destination. The Jakhong temple is also renowned for its beautiful architecture. You can admire the intricate carvings, colorful murals, ornate decorations, and details of the building, which is a masterpiece of Tibetan architecture. Time seems to stand still as you watch people pray in front of the temple during the day and night. (Please note that the visit order may be adjusted based on the reservation of your Jokhang Temple Ticket Reservation.)

In the afternoon, drive approximately 30km (50 minutes) to visit Sera Monastery, which is one of the three great Gelug university monasteries of Tibet. It offers the opportunity to experience Tibetan Buddhism up close. The highlight of Sera Monastery is watching the monks' debate, which takes place around 15:00-17:00 (except on Sundays). The debate is an interesting form of exchange, where one monk acts as the questioner, standing while the answerer or group of answerers sit. The standing monk asks questions and slaps his palms and stomps, each action having a special meaning, such as activating wisdom, and are not meant to be aggressive. You will also have the chance to attend prayer ceremonies, visit meditation halls, and learn about the monastic way of life. It is a must-visit destination to gain insight into the beliefs and practices of Tibetan Buddhism.

Afterward, head back to downtown Lhasa for a walk on busy Barkhor Street near the Jokhang Monastery, which was a place for Buddhists to do a kora (pilgrim circuit) in ancient times. Nowadays, it has become a thriving local market where you can drink a pot of yak butter tea, dress in Tibetan clothes for photos, and pick up some local Tibetan, Nepalese, and Indian handicrafts and souvenirs.

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Breakfast, Dinner
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Lhasa
Day 3 Lhasa City Tour | Potala Palace, Drepung Monastery

Today you will explore the world’s highest palace for its brilliant architectures, culture, and history, then visits to one of the "great three" Gelug university monasteries in Tibet - the Drepung Monastery.

In the morning, you can walk into Potala Palace (World Heritage), the traditional residence and winter palace of the Dalai Lama (1649-1959). It takes 365 steps from potala gate to reach the Red Palace which is the highest palace in the world at an altitude of 3,700m. Through the principal halls, chapels, and shrines of past Dalai Lamas in the Red Palace, you will be astonished and touched by its remarkable paintings, gorgeous jeweled works, skilled carving, colorful ornamentation, and the mystery stories behind the treasures. Inside the Potala Palace you will meet lots of Tibetan pilgrims who come all the way from afar to this sacred site to pray as their life time destination. You can also ask your guide to share more information about Songtsen Gampo, the 33rd king of Tibet, who first build the Potala Palace in the 7th century for his marriage to Princess Wencheng of the Tang Dynasty. (Note: We may adjust the visit order due to the visiting time of your Potala Palace Ticket. All visitors must visit the Potala Palace with a tour group while staying inside for an hour. No photo inside.)

Then, drive about 35 minutes (12km) to visit the Drepung Monastery, which was the largest Tibetan monastery (of the Gelug Sect) in Lhasa. It used to be the palace of the Dalai Lama before he moved to the Potala Palace in the 17th century. Today, it is famous for the Drepung Shoton Festival held each August, where people come to offer yogurt to the monks who have finished their 100 days of meditation. You can also witness the grandest Buddha/Thangka Unfolding Ceremony. Besides the unique architecture and amazing buildings, you can watch monks debating in Tibetan Buddhism, which is vibrant and active with expansive gestures, clapping, and stamping. After visiting the Drepung Temple, you will have about a 2-hour Tibetan culture tour, which includes an introduction, Tibetan incense making, and block printing.

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Lhasa
Day 4 Lhasa to Shigatse (3,850m) via Gyantse (3,950m) | Yamdrok Lake, Karola Glacier, Pelkor Monastery

Today, drive about 7.5 hours (400km) from Lhasa to Shigatse (3,850m) via Gyantse (3,950m). You will visit two amazing natural landscapes - Yamdrok Lake and Karola Glacier on the way, then after a visit of Pelkor Monastery in Gyantse, you will reach Shigates for overnight.

In the morning, you will head to the Kampala Pass (4,797 meters) and have a breathtaking view of Yamdrok Lake (a freshwater lake) down below as well as spectacular views of the holy Mt. Nyenchen Khangsar (7,206m) in the distance. It is one of the four largest sacred lakes in Tibet along with Lake Lhamo Latso, Lake Manasarovar, and Lake Namtso. And Lake Yamdrok is said to be able to help Tibetans find the reincarnated soul of the Dalai Lama. You will be happy to see dressed-up Tibetan mastiffs/dogs, goats, and yaks there. It is optional for you to pay 5-10 yuan to pose with and take photos of them, for local Tibetans, it’s a subsidy income for their family.

Then, drive to visit one of the most beautiful Glaciers in Tibet - Karola Glacier, the location of the film Red Valley (Hong He Gu). As one of Tibet's three major continental glaciers, backed by the southern slope of Naiqin Kangsang Peak (7,191 meters), one of the four highest peaks in Tibet, this white glacier is also the source of the eastern part of the Nianchu River. The Karola Glacier (5,012m) is only 300 meters away from the highway connecting Lhasa to Gyantse town. You can view it right off the highway from your car. Sure you can easily walk to the foot of the charming glacier which shape is like a frozen waterfall right above the road and you. Besides the fantastic hike to the Karola Glacier, on the opposite side of the road, you can appreciate the beautiful snow-capped mountain of Mt Kalurong.

Karola Glacier Visiting Notes:
1. The altitude at the glacier scenic spot is about 5,012m, be sure to slow down to avoid altitude sickness.
2. The public toilet at the glacier is very basic.
3. Local people would ask you to take photos with them for a fee. Be sure to ask before taking photos to avoid potential little troubles.

After that, drive on the Friendship Highway( between Tibet and Nepal) to Gyantse, the third largest city of Tibet after Lhasa and Shigates, and visit Pelkor Monastery.

Pelkor Monastery (Palcho Monastery) is an important site for Tibetan Buddhism, as it houses different sects including the Gelug, Sakyapa, and Kadampa. Pelkor Monastery, with a history over 600 years, is also renowned for its impressive architecture, which blends Tibetan, Nepalese, and Han Chinese styles. One of the main attractions of Pelkor Monastery is the Kumbum Stupa (Gyangtse Kumpum), which is a nine-story tower adorned with thousands of images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. It is said to be the largest such structure in Tibet. Visitors can enjoy their time by witnessing the daily rituals and prayers of the monks, and have a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape from the top of the Kumbum Stupa (100-Thousand-Buddha Pagoda). You can also catch the far view of Gyangtse Fortress (Gyantse Dzong).After that, drive about 90km to reach Shigates for overnight.

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Shigatse
Day 5 Shigatse (3,850m) to Rongpuk Monastery (5,100m) | Gyawu La Pass, Rongpuk Monastery, EBC Hot Pot Dinner

This morning, drive to Rongpuk Monastery (5,100m) which is 340km (8h) from Shigatse via a stop at Gyawu La Pass (5,200m).

Departing from Shigatse, after about 4.5 hours of driving (240km), you would get your first glimpse of Mt. Everest from the Gyawu La Pass (5,200m), between Lhatse and Shelkar. Apart from Mt. Everest, you will be marveled at the zigzag road that looks winding to the end of the world. On the road, you may see local people biking or hiking all the way to Everest Base Camp, for them reaching the base of the world's highest mountain is a must do goal or holy belief that is worth the effort.

After enjoying the beautiful and unique scenery on the pass with incredibly snow-capped mountain ranges, blue skies, floating high clouds, and endless grasslands, it is time to head to Rongbuk Monastery (about 3.5 hours,122km) which is the highest monastery in the world and the best site to view the north side of Mt. Qomolangma (Mt. Everest), also known as the Third Pole on Earth. With both monks and nuns in residence, Rongbuk Monastery is a must-visit for spiritual travelers, and you will find it to be a photo-worthy destination. It used to be an area of meditation huts, and you can find hermitage meditation caves with a history of over 400 years, dotting the cliff walls all around the monastery and the valley. You can admire the magnificent sunset on Qomolangma's steep north side in good weather. The humble stupa at the monastery is the same one that can be seen on most postcards and posters of Mt. Everest.

Overnight in a tent guesthouse at Rongbuk Monastery or EBC. If you venture out at night, you will be rewarded with a heavenly starry night.

Notes:
1. Travelers can only go as far as the Rongbuk Temple area rather than a few kilometers farther as before. But it’s no big difference in terms of viewing Mt. Everest.
2. Today’s food and lodging is very basic. Due to the high altitude, it is possible that you may have some symptoms of altitude sickness. We recommend that you stay well hydrated, relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery to minimize your symptoms.

DiningDining:
Breakfast, Dinner
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EBC
Day 6 Rongbuk Monastery to EBC then Shigatse | Sunrise of Mount Everest, Gyawu La Pass

Try your luck at witnessing the breathtaking sunrise of Mount Everest in the early morning (Note: The sunrise usually starts around 6:30 am to 7:00 am). After breakfast, hike around Rongbuk Monastery and Everest Base Camp (5,200m), which is the closest place for ordinary tourists to view the world’s summit. Take your time at Everest Base Camp to enjoy the amazing view of the peak of Mount Everest (8,848m), the highest peak in the world.

AAfter that, drive back to Shigatse (3,850m) on well paved road. During the drive, you will make another stop at the Gyawu La Pass (5,200m) to catch another glimpse of Mount Everest. When the weather is clear, you will be able to see four mountains that are above 8,000m (Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Everest, and Mt. Cho-Oyu). Overnight in Shigates.

Travel Notes:
1.If you're interested in trekking to EBC from Old Tingri, you can spend four days trekking along the relatively open, flat, and safe route. The trek is suitable for almost all people, including underage children, without severe altitude sickness. Taking four days to cover 70km at an average pace of 18km per day is a lifetime experience to walk on the world's highest trekking trail and realize the dream of standing close-up to the towering Mount Everest. Contact us to customize a trekking trip from Old Tingri to Everest Base Camp.
2.When we talk about Everest Base Camp (EBC), we are referring to the area near Rongbuk Monastery that ordinary travelers are allowed to visit. EBC is about 20km from Mount Everest’s summit as the crow flies. From EBC, travelers can view the summit of Mount Everest in fine weather.

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Shigatse
Day 7 Shigatse to Lhasa | Tashilunpo Monastery

You will get an early start with a visit to Tashilhunpo Monastery. After that, drive back to Lhasa (270km, about 5 hours).

Tashilunpo Monastery is founded by His Holiness the 1st Dalai Lama, Gyalwa Gedun Drup in 1447. In Tashi Lunpo Monastery, you can unveil the traditional seat of successive Panchen Lamas, Tibet's second-highest incarnation. Pay a visit to the ancient tombs of the fourth and tenth Panchen Lama and the chortens, which hold the bones and remains of the sacred Tibetan lamas. Learn more from your guide about Panchen Lamas and Dalai Lamas while appreciating the brilliant religious painting on Tibetan architecture, listening to the Tibetan Buddhism chanting by local monks, and even participating in the kora like locals. Don’t forget to hike up to the top of the monastery and have a stunning bird view of the monastery itself and Shigatse City.

After that, it is time to drive back to Lhasa from Shigatse. On the way, you have a chance to appreciate some stunning landscapes on the viewing platform. With several hours’ driving, you will arrive in Lhasa and be transferred to the hotel for a good rest. (Note: It is optional to take a train back to Lhasa from Shigates.)

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Breakfast
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Lhasa
Day 8 Lhasa to Namtso, then Back to Lhasa | Namtso Lake

This morning, drive approximately 280 km from Lhasa to Namtso Lake. Along the way, stop to view Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain Range (7,162m), one of the holiest mountains in Tibet. You may spot Tibetan yaks and sheep, and if lucky, wild animals like kiangs (wild donkeys), pikas, hares, and foxes. After crossing Laken La Pass (5,190m), you will arrive at Namtso Lake, one of the highest lakes in the world.

Namtso Lake is one of the most beautiful and sacred lakes in Tibetan Buddhism. Considered the residence of a Tibetan goddess, the lake is one of Tibet's three holy lakes and attracts many Buddhists and pilgrims. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and vast grasslands, Namtso Lake (the highest saltwater lake in China) offers a breathtaking landscape. The crystal-clear waters change color throughout the day, from deep blue to turquoise. Photograph the colors of the lake, Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains to the south, and Tibetan nomads. According to legend, the lake is the mountain's wife, and they are inseparable companions.

Explore Tashi Dor Island, the lake's largest island, hike the area, visit monasteries, and revel in the peaceful atmosphere. (Note: For environmental protection, lakeshore guesthouses are closed.) After visiting the holy lake, return to Lhasa.

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Breakfast
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Lhasa
Day 9 Lhasa Departure | Hotel Check-out and Airport see-off

It is time to end your 9-day Tibet Trekking Tour. Your guide will escorts you to the airport/train station for your flight or high speed train to your next destination.

Extension Ideas:
If you prefer to travel longer in Tibet, you can extend your trip to Mount Kailash, Gyirong Port, and Nyingchi. Tell us your ideas.

Thank you for choosing Asia Odyssey Travel for your Tibet tour, and we are always here working for you and hope to see you again for your next trip to China/Asia. Safe journey!

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Professional licensed English-speaking local guide
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Private Vehicle: Experienced drivers & air-conditioned vehicles
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Hotel accommodation with breakfasts (3-star standard)
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Meals: Breakfasts plus featured meals - Tibetan welcome banquet in Lhasa & The world’s highest altitude hot pot experience at EBC (if you take the tour to EBC).
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Pick up and Drop off Service: The pick up and drop off service are free from 7:00am to 22:00pm on the pick up and drop off date.
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Oxygen and Water: A container of Oxygen per person for emergency use; 2 bottles of drinking water per person per day (300ml); 4L Medical oxygen cylinder with car
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Do I need to get a Tibet permit to visit Tibet? How long does it take to obtain?
All foreign travelers are required to obtain a Tibet Travel Permit to visit Tibet. The permit can only be applied for through a registered travel agency in Tibet (we are local based Tibet travel agency with office setting in Lhasa) and is required to purchase flight or train tickets to Tibet. The permit is necessary to enter Tibet and visit certain areas within the region, including Lhasa and Mount Everest Base Camp. Travelers should plan ahead and allow sufficient time for the permit application process, as it can take one to two weeks to obtain the necessary permits.
All foreign travelers are advised to make their bookings at least one week in advance and send the necessary documents to us for obtaining the permits. However, if you plan to visit Mount Kailash, it is recommended to book at least two weeks in advance, as it may take longer to obtain the necessary permits.
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Transportation
In a private tour, it means you will transfer to the tourist attractions in one city by private vehicle. The private car we selected is spacious, comfortable and air-conditioned. And the driver we use are very experienced. As for traveling between two destinations, we use domestic flights (economy seat) or high speed trains (second class seat, usually less than 6 hours). The local guides and drivers will pick you up at the airport/train stations, and escort you to the hotel.
Meals
“B” stands for breakfast. You will have it at your hotel in the morning.
“L” stands for lunch. The restaurants we will arrange for you are all designated tourist restaurants approved by local tourist administration bureau. All are in good sanitary conditions. Your guide will assist you with ordering the dishes.
“D” means dinner. All dinners are excluded in the itinerary. You have the chance to taste some authentic Chinese food and local snacks.
If you have special dietary requirements (vegetarian, halal, kosher, Indian, or gluten-free), please let us know before your booking. We will try our best to take care of you.

Accommodation & Hotel Condition for Your Tibet Tour

Lhasa Recommended 3 Star Hotel
Shigatse Recommended 3 Star Hotel
EBC Accommodation
Have a good sleep everyday is very important during your China tour. In a private tour, you can decide on your own which hotel class you want - luxury 5 star, comfortable 4-star or economic 3-star.
All the hotels in each destination we selected are at good location, close to commercial street or tourist attractions. And, all the hotels we use have a business relationship for many years and they have windows, air-conditioners, hot water, showers, wifi... (except for basic accommodation condition when travel to Mount Everest) to ensure you luxury and comfortable sleep experience. The staff can speak English and they will provide you the high quality service. If you have any requirements, you can ask them to help.

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  • Lhasa Potala Palace
  • Lhasa Jokhang Temple
  • Lhasa Jokhang Temple
  • Lhasa Sera Monastery
  • Lhasa Sera Monastery
  • Lhasa Potala Palace
  • Lhasa Potala Palace
  • Lhasa Drepung Monastery
  • Lhasa Drepung Monastery
  • Tibet Yamdrok Lake
  • Tibet Yamdrok Lake
  • Karora Glacier in Tibet
  • Karora Glacier in Tibet
  • Gyawu La Pass in Tibet
  • Gyawu La Pass in Tibet to View Mount Everest
  • Rongbuk Monastery in Tibet
  • Rongbuk Monastery in Tibet
  • Mount Everest
  • Mount Everest Base Camp
  • Gyawu La Pass in Tibet
  • Gyawu La Pass in Tibet
  • Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse Tibet
  • Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse Tibet
  • Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse Tibet
  • Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse, Tibet
  • Namtso Lake in Tibet
  • Namtso Lake in Tibet
  • Namtso Lake in Tibet
  • Namtso Lake in Tibet
  • Lhasa Barhkor Street

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Trip Style: Private Tour (flexible travel dates & numbers of travelers)
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Tour Code: AOT-TTB-014
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Travel Route: Lhasa - Yamdrok Lake - Gyantse - Shigatse - Everest Base Camp (EBC) - Shigatse - Lhasa - Namtso Lake - Lhasa
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Features: History, Culture, Grassland, Religious Sites, Holy Mountains, Monastery, Lake

Price: Request

(Based on a private tour for two people. Price varies depending on program, travel date, number of people.)

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