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Tibet
4 days
Moderate
Tour
3,650m
Max. 20 Pax
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All Standard Meals throughout the trip
Fly directly from Kathmandu to Lhasa in about an hour, with Himalayan views including Mount Everest on a clear day
Explore Potala Palace, the former winter residence of the Dalai Lama and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994
Visit Jokhang Temple, Tibet's oldest surviving temple, built in the 7th century
Watch the afternoon monk debates at Sera Monastery, a genuinely unique glimpse into Tibetan Buddhist scholarship
Walk Barkhor Bazaar's circular pilgrim route around Jokhang Temple, still an active devotional circuit as much as a market
See Norbulingka, the Dalai Lama's former summer palace, with its Tibetan carpets and Ajanta-style frescoes
Tour Drepung Monastery, once one of the largest monasteries in the world
Full group visa and Tibet Travel Permit arranged on your behalf — no independent Tibet entry is legally possible for foreign travelers
An English-speaking, licensed Tibetan guide with you throughout, as required by Tibet's tourism regulations
A built-in acclimatization window on arrival day before any real sightseeing begins
Fully customizable structure for private groups, families, or solo travelers who book with enough lead time for visa processing
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.
The Group Visa and Tibet Travel Permit process needs several working days minimum, don't book this as a last-minute add-on to a Nepal trip.
A clear passport photo and passport validity of at least six months beyond your travel dates are needed to begin permit processing.
If you already hold a valid Chinese visa, applying for the Tibet Group Visa in Kathmandu will void it. Plan accordingly if you have future China travel plans on that visa.
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Pushing straight into sightseeing on arrival day is the most common cause of a rough Day 2.
Shoulders and knees covered is the standard expectation inside monasteries and temples.
Ask your guide before photographing inside specific chapels or during ceremonies.
Many Western sites and apps aren't accessible without a VPN, and VPN reliability varies, plan your connectivity expectations accordingly.