Discover Tibet

The Tibetan Plateau, much of it above 4,000 meters, brings together high-altitude landscapes, historic monasteries, pilgrimage traditions, and the Himalayas. Lhasa's Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple anchor a UNESCO World Heritage ensemble of exceptional cultural significance.

A responsible journey here moves slowly. We build in acclimatization, respect religious practices and local communities, and confirm permits, road conditions, and opening schedules before every departure.

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Potala Palace reflected in water in Lhasa, Tibet

Top Attractions

Potala Palace, Lhasa

The former winter palace of the Dalai Lama stands on Red Mountain at about 3,700 meters. Together with Jokhang Temple and Norbulingka, it forms a UNESCO World Heritage ensemble celebrated for Tibetan architecture and art.

Jokhang Temple & Barkhor

Visit the historic temple at the heart of Lhasa and observe the kora around Barkhor with respect for worshippers. Photography, entry, and operating rules are followed as posted.

Everest Region (North)

Weather and permits allowing, the northern Everest scenic area offers extraordinary Himalayan views at roughly 5,000 meters. The overland route is demanding and requires careful acclimatization.

Namtso Lake

A revered high-altitude salt lake at about 4,718 meters, surrounded by grasslands and snowy peaks. Access is seasonal and may change with weather and road conditions.

Tibet Tour Packages

Private, permit-supported journeys with conservative pacing and high-altitude planning.

Prices are starting estimates based on two travelers sharing. Final routes, permits, hotels, transport, meals, and site access depend on dates, health suitability, weather, local regulations, and the confirmed quotation.

Potala Palace on a five-day private Lhasa tour5 Days

Lhasa Classic Tour

Itinerary Overview

  • Day 1: Arrival in Lhasa — rest and acclimatization
  • Day 2: Potala Palace — Jokhang Temple — Barkhor
  • Day 3: Drepung Monastery — Sera Monastery; debate viewing subject to monastery schedule
  • Day 4: Norbulingka — Tibetan medicine museum or available cultural visit — traditional dinner
  • Day 5: Departure

What's Included

  • Private English-speaking guide
  • 4-star hotel (4 nights)
  • Scheduled meals
  • Listed entrance fees
  • Private vehicle and airport transfers
  • Supplemental oxygen available as appropriate
  • Required Tibet entry approval coordination

Not Included

  • International and domestic flights unless quoted
  • Personal expenses and travel insurance
  • Single room supplement ($280)
  • Medical treatment or evacuation
From$1,299per person
Physical Level: Moderate (3/5)
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Mount Everest illuminated at sunrise from the Tibet side7 Days

Everest Base Camp Adventure

Itinerary Overview

  • Day 1: Arrival in Lhasa — acclimatization
  • Day 2: Potala Palace — Jokhang Temple
  • Day 3: Drepung — Sera Monastery, schedule dependent
  • Day 4: Drive to Shigatse via Yamdrok Lake and Karola Glacier viewpoints
  • Day 5: Tashilhunpo Monastery — Everest region, subject to permit, road, and weather conditions
  • Day 6: Morning mountain views if weather permits — Rongbuk area — return to Shigatse
  • Day 7: Return toward Lhasa — departure arrangements as quoted

What's Included

  • Private English-speaking guide
  • 4-star hotels plus local guesthouse (6 nights)
  • Scheduled meals
  • Listed entrance fees
  • Private vehicle and airport transfers
  • Supplemental oxygen available as appropriate
  • Required Tibet and Everest-area permit coordination

Not Included

  • International and domestic flights unless quoted
  • Personal expenses and travel insurance
  • Single room supplement ($400)
  • Weather-dependent views and unlisted activities
From$1,899per person
Physical Level: Active (4/5)
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Namcha Barwa mountain landscape near Nyingchi in eastern Tibet6 Days

Lhasa & Nyingchi Green Tibet

Itinerary Overview

  • Day 1: Arrival in Lhasa — acclimatization
  • Day 2: Potala Palace — Jokhang Temple
  • Day 3: Travel to Nyingchi by rail or road as confirmed — Lulang area — Namcha Barwa viewpoints if clear
  • Day 4: Basum Tso — respectful village visit where available
  • Day 5: Return to Lhasa — Drepung Monastery, timing permitting
  • Day 6: Departure

What's Included

  • Private English-speaking guide
  • 4-star hotels (5 nights)
  • Scheduled meals
  • Listed entrance fees
  • Private vehicle and airport transfers
  • Lhasa–Nyingchi transport as specified in the final quote
  • Supplemental oxygen available as appropriate
  • Required Tibet entry approval coordination

Not Included

  • International and domestic flights unless quoted
  • Personal expenses and travel insurance
  • Single room supplement ($320)
  • Seasonal activities not confirmed in writing
From$1,599per person
Physical Level: Moderate (3/5)
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Practical Information

Best Time

April–October is common for many routes. Mountain visibility varies daily. From November to March, some high-altitude roads, sites, or services may be limited by weather and seasonal operations.

Getting There

Fly into Lhasa Gonggar Airport (LXA) from major Chinese hubs, or take a Qinghai–Tibet railway service. Routes, travel times, and ticket availability vary.

Altitude & Health

Lhasa is about 3,650 meters. Acclimatization and conservative pacing are essential; oxygen is not a substitute for medical care. Travelers with heart, lung, or other relevant conditions should consult a physician before booking.

Permits & Booking

Foreign passport holders require Tibet travel approval and must travel on an organized itinerary through authorized arrangements. Submit passport and visa documents at least 30 days before travel; processing time and route approval vary, and no permit can be guaranteed until issued.

Stand on the Roof of the World

Plan a respectful high-altitude journey with time to acclimatize and every required approval checked in advance.

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