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Tibet
4 days
Moderate
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Tibet
4 days
Moderate
Tour
3,650m
Max. 20 Pax
Accommodation as per itinerary
All Standard Meals throughout the trip
Take the only international flight into Tibet — Kathmandu to Lhasa in about 1 hour 20 minutes, with Everest and Shishapangma off the left wing on clear days
Stand inside the Potala Palace, the 13-storey former winter residence of the Dalai Lamas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Walk the Barkhor kora alongside pilgrims circling the 7th-century Jokhang Temple, the most sacred site in Tibetan Buddhism
Watch the afternoon monk debates at Sera Monastery, where clapping and gesture punctuate every argued point
Explore Drepung, once the largest monastery on earth, on the hillside above the city
Travel with a licensed Tibetan guide and private vehicle throughout — the only legal way for foreigners to see Tibet
Have your Tibet Travel Permit and paperwork arranged before you land, so you skip the queues
A genuinely short trip: three nights is enough to see central Lhasa's essentials without a week off work
Our itinerary follows a proven schedule designed for optimal acclimatization and success. All itineraries are flexible and may be adjusted based on weather conditions and team performance.
Your first day is for rest, water, and light movement — not sightseeing.
Keep your passport and a copy of your permit on you; both are checked at the airport and hotels.
UV is intense at altitude; bring high-SPF sunscreen, lip balm, and sunglasses even in cool weather.
This comprehensive equipment list covers everything you'll need for your trip.
Choose your preferred departure and continue to secure checkout.
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Tour
3,650m
Max. 20 Pax
Accommodation as per itinerary
All Standard Meals throughout the trip
Take the only international flight into Tibet — Kathmandu to Lhasa in about 1 hour 20 minutes, with Everest and Shishapangma off the left wing on clear days
Stand inside the Potala Palace, the 13-storey former winter residence of the Dalai Lamas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Walk the Barkhor kora alongside pilgrims circling the 7th-century Jokhang Temple, the most sacred site in Tibetan Buddhism
Watch the afternoon monk debates at Sera Monastery, where clapping and gesture punctuate every argued point
Explore Drepung, once the largest monastery on earth, on the hillside above the city
Travel with a licensed Tibetan guide and private vehicle throughout — the only legal way for foreigners to see Tibet
Have your Tibet Travel Permit and paperwork arranged before you land, so you skip the queues
A genuinely short trip: three nights is enough to see central Lhasa's essentials without a week off work
Our itinerary follows a proven schedule designed for optimal acclimatization and success. All itineraries are flexible and may be adjusted based on weather conditions and team performance.
Your first day is for rest, water, and light movement — not sightseeing.
Keep your passport and a copy of your permit on you; both are checked at the airport and hotels.
UV is intense at altitude; bring high-SPF sunscreen, lip balm, and sunglasses even in cool weather.
This comprehensive equipment list covers everything you'll need for your trip.
Choose your preferred departure and continue to secure checkout.
Year
Month
Find answers to common questions about this package. Don't see your question? Contact us anytime.
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Walk clockwise around temples and prayer wheels, remove hats indoors, ask before photographing people or monks, and never photograph where signs forbid it.
Only breakfast is included, so carry cash for lunches, dinners, tips, and any optional entries.
Choose a policy that covers high altitude and medical evacuation.
Walk clockwise around temples and prayer wheels, remove hats indoors, ask before photographing people or monks, and never photograph where signs forbid it.
Only breakfast is included, so carry cash for lunches, dinners, tips, and any optional entries.
Choose a policy that covers high altitude and medical evacuation.