9 Nights 10 Days Tibet Tour

You arrive in Lhasa by direct flight from Nepal or the Chinese mainland. If you decide to travel from Nepal, you will take advantage of the hour-long Himalayan plane that takes you over the Everest, Kanchenjunga and other Himalayan peaks and glaciers. If you choose to travel to Lhasa through mainland China, you can go from major Chinese cities or take the world's highest railway line to Lhasa. Upon your arrival in Lhasa, our representative will take you to your reserved hotel in Lhasa from the airport or the train station. We suggest you take plenty of rest during the rest of the day to reduce altitude sickness.

After having breakfast, you will start sightseeing around Lhasa in the magnificent Potala and Norbulingka palaces, known as the Winter Palace and Summer Palace. Built-in the 17th century, Potala Palace offers breathtaking views of the whole city and is a private quarter of the Dalai Lama. Norbulingka Palace is considered to be the most extensive artificial garden in Tibet. Next, you will visit the traditional Tibetan hospital, which is the center for cure, research, training, and manufacture of Tibetan medicine.

Meals included: Breakfast

Today, after breakfast, visit Drepung Monastery, Jokhang Temple, Serra Monastery and Barkhor Bazaar. The Drepung Monastery, built in the 14th century, is considered the largest monastery in the world, and it was a house for 10,000 monks. However, only a few hundred have decreased significantly. The history, culture, and religious beliefs of the Tibetan people are highly concentrated in this beautiful monastery. The Sera Monastery is a protected monastery with white walls and golden ceilings. The main attraction of visiting this monastery is the confrontation of the monks, which takes place every day except Sundays. The Jokhang Temple is another important holy place that reveals the deepest secrets of Tibetan Buddhism. Inside, you can see a statue of the Sakyamuni Buddha at the age of twelve. You will continue going to the Barkhor Bazaar is the hub of Lhasa With a series of outdoor stalls, shops, and travelers.

Meal included: Breakfast

Today you are going to visit Ganden Monastery, Drepa Cave, and return to Lhasa. Ganden monastery location is about 55 km east of Lhasa in the Wangbar Mountains in the Lhasa district. It is the oldest of the six Gelug monasteries in Tibet and one of the "Big Three." Ganden Monastery has many beautiful and delicate sculptures and sculptures. It has a gemstone suit that was worn by Emperor Qianlong and given to the monastery as an offering to the founder of the Galag branch, Song Khapa. In the afternoon, you will visit Drayerpa Cave in the beautiful valley with breathtaking scenery. There are more than 30 Lama Caves that want to meditate in a quiet environment. In the afternoon you return to Lhasa and spend the night.

Meal included: Breakfast

Today, you take an excellent trip to Gyantse. Along the way, you make a brief stop at Khamba La Pass to admire the beauty of Yamadrok Tso. There are three largest sacred lakes in Tibet and the beautiful Najin Kang Song Glacier. You will soon reach another pass called Caro La Pass. From your vehicle, you can enjoy the view of a vast glacier that falls on the road before reaching Gyantse. In Gyantse, you visit the Stupa Khumba, the Falakot Monastery, and one of the best-preserved Dargahs in Tibet and Gayatse Jong.

Meal included: Breakfast

In the morning, drive to Shigatse, the second-largest city in Tibet. On the way, you visit the Shalu Ashram. 1040 AD, the monastery, founded in Shalu, is famous for its beautiful and ancient murals. Then you continue to Shigatse. You see the historical and cultural significance of the famous Tashi Lappo monastery, the residence of the Pachnach Lama, who founded the first Dalai Lama at the Jendun Drupe in 1447.

Meal included: Breakfast

After breakfast, you start your journey to Rongbuk through some beautiful villages and get your first view of Mount Everest from the foot of the Guayatso La Pass.

Along the way, you visit the Sakya Ashram, also known as Pel Sakya, the ancestral temple of the Sakya branch of Tibetan Buddhism, which provides access to the Buddha's teachings. After visiting Shakya monastery, you continue to Rongbook. Beyond Lalung La Pass, You arrive at the Rongbook Monastery at the foot of mighty Everest, and it is the tallest mountain in the world. During your trip here, you also enjoy the impressive view of the mountains that surround you, including the remarkable aspect of the north face of Mount Everest. 

Meal included: Breakfast

In the morning, you visit Everest Base Camp, the foot of the highest mountain in the world. You also enjoy spectacular views of 8,000m—high peaks, such as the mighty Everest, Shisepangma, and Mount Cho Oyu. Everest is known as Chomolungma in Tibet. Today you complete one of the main attractions of your trip and reach the base camp of Everest, and you can see the magnificent Rongbook Glacier. You make a 16 km round trip to Everest base camp. After spending some time in the Base camp of Everest, you will make Kyirong your next destination. It is the last contact with the Tibetan plateau, where pilgrims stop and prayer flags, incense, and prayer notes in the air. You will spend the night in Kyirong.

Meal included: Breakfast

After breakfast, complete the border formalities then drive to Kathmandu. The road that connects Tibet to Nepal via Kerung runs through the Nepalese cities of Trishuli, Dhuncha, Sairabubesi, and Rasuwagadi, which runs along a small mountain road. On the way, you can see the numerous waterfalls, rivers, valleys, and lush green forests and enjoy the beautiful landscape. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you will check in to your hotel and rest for a while. Later in the evening, you can walk around the Thamel area.

Meal included: Breakfast

Your trip ends today. About 3 hours before your scheduled flight, we will take you to the airport for your next destinations. If you want to extend your vacation, then we are happy to design your itinerary.

Meal included: Breakfast