Explore Tibet’s rare blue ice, majestic landscapes, and rich culture. Book early for savings and enjoy exclusive Tibetan hospitality.
Explore Tibet’s rare blue ice, majestic landscapes, and rich culture. Book early for savings and enjoy exclusive Tibetan hospitality.
Arrival in Lhasa
Lhasa - Upon reaching Lhasa, guests can relax in the hotel reserved for them. It is recommended to minimize outdoor activities initially and rest well to acclimate to the high altitude.
Tips: Lhasa is situated 3,650 meters above sea level, with oxygen levels at 70% compared to the mainland. Most visitors experience some degree of…
Arrival in Lhasa
Lhasa - Upon reaching Lhasa, guests can relax in the hotel reserved for them. It is recommended to minimize outdoor activities initially and rest well to acclimate to the high altitude.
Tips: Lhasa is situated 3,650 meters above sea level, with oxygen levels at 70% compared to the mainland. Most visitors experience some degree of altitude sickness during the first two days. To mitigate this, maintain a calm demeanor, stay hydrated, consume fruits, and rest adequately.
Lhasa—Basomtso Lake—Niyang River—Nyingchi
Nyingchi—Lulang—Bomi—Midu Glacier—Ranwu Lake
Laigu Glacier (The Blue Ice)—Yalong Glacier—Nyingchi
Bomi—Lulang International Tourist Town—Lulang Forest Viewing Platform—Nyingchi
Nyingchi—Kading Waterfall—Lhasa—Mt. Yaowang Observation Deck
Yaowang Mountain of Lhasa - In Tibetan, Yaowang Mountain translates to “mountain of the corner,” referring to its position at the edge of the Red Mountain, home to the Potala Palace. In the late 17th century, Diba Sangye Gyatso established Menba Dratsang (a medical institute) on Yaowang Mountain to advance Tibetan medicine. He recruited lamas from various temples to study Tibetan medicine there. The institute features a Medicine Buddha statue painted with sapphire, leading the Han people to name it “Yaowang Mountain.” This medical school operated until 1959 and was also known as “Yaowang Mountain Lizhong Medical College.”
Lhasa—Yamdrok Lake—Observation Deck 1, 2, and 3—Lhasa
Yamdrok Yumtso Lake - Departing from Lhasa in the morning, the journey leads to Yamdrok Yonchoe, one of Tibet’s three sacred lakes and the highest freshwater lake globally, at 4,441 meters above sea level. Known as “Jasper Lake” in Tibetan, the lake’s blue waters, distant snow-capped peaks, vibrant mountains, unique Tibetan villages, and grazing livestock create a serene and peaceful atmosphere.
Downtown Lhasa: Potala Palace—Jokhang Temple—Bharkor Street
Potala Palace - The morning visit to the Potala Palace reveals the world’s highest ancient fortress-like structure, serving as the Dalai Lamas’ residence and the political and religious hub of Tibet. It contains the golden stupa of the Dalai Lamas and numerous valuable murals, thangkas, and statues, epitomizing Tibetan culture.
Jokhang Temple - Post-lunch, guests can explore Jokhang Temple, the earliest Buddhist temple from the Tubo Dynasty. It houses the twelve-year-old statue of Sakyamuni, brought to Tibet by Princess Wencheng, revered as the most sacred and spiritual statue by Tibetans.
Barkhor Street - Visitors can witness the locals’ devotion and join in circling Barkhor Street to pray for all living beings.
Departure from Lhasa
Lhasa - The delightful journey through Tibet concludes. Breakfast is served at the hotel, and guests will be transported to the airport or train station for their return journey home.
- Guide in-person
- Tibet Travel Permit
- Tickets: Attractions mentioned in the itinerary
- Dinner
- Breakfast
- Accommodation: 4-star hotels for the entire trip
- Vehicle: Business vehicles according to group size (7-seater, 15-seater, 23-seater)
- Insurance: Travel agency liability insurance/ vehicle seat insurance
- Guide in-person
- Tibet Travel Permit
- Tickets: Attractions mentioned in the itinerary
- Dinner
- Breakfast
- Accommodation: 4-star hotels for the entire trip
- Vehicle: Business vehicles according to group size (7-seater, 15-seater, 23-seater)
- Insurance: Travel agency liability insurance/ vehicle seat insurance
- Personal Expenses: Please handle personal expenses on your own
- Lunch and Dinner
- Single Room Supplement: the price supplement need to be charged for around $25 per day
- International Flights: Airfare to Chengdu and returning flights from Chengdu to your city
- Personal Expenses: Please handle personal expenses on your own
- Lunch and Dinner
- Single Room Supplement: the price supplement need to be charged for around $25 per day
- International Flights: Airfare to Chengdu and returning flights from Chengdu to your city
- Diverse scenic locations: Laigu Glacier, Nyingchi, Bomi, Lhasa, Yamdrok Lake, Shannan;
- Unique blue ice phenomenon: a view available only once annually;
- Complimentary offerings: the highest Tibetan-style ceremonial reception, genuine Tibetan welcome dinner, portable oxygen;
- Early booking advantage: the sooner you reserve, the more you save….
- Diverse scenic locations: Laigu Glacier, Nyingchi, Bomi, Lhasa, Yamdrok Lake, Shannan;
- Unique blue ice phenomenon: a view available only once annually;
- Complimentary offerings: the highest Tibetan-style ceremonial reception, genuine Tibetan welcome dinner, portable oxygen;
- Early booking advantage: the sooner you reserve, the more you save. Group reservations receive extra discounts;
- Assured Tibet travel permit, 4-star premium hotels.
If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
