TIBET TOURS
22 Days
This tour starts with sightseeing in Kathmandu after which you fly into Tibet. You start
cycling from Lhasa all the way back to Kathmandu on one of the most
sought after and famous of all mountain bike tours, deviating through
Everest base camp en-route.
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22 Days
This tour starts with sightseeing in Kathmandu after which you fly into Tibet. You
begin with an overland tour of Tibet to Everest Base Camp, where the
trek begins. The trek heads up the East Rongbuk Glacier to Camp III at
6340m. You then descend and return to Nepal by 4x4.
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Option1:
11 Days
This tour starts with sightseeing in Kathmandu from where you depart by
4x4 towards the capital of Tibet, Lhasa, sightseeing en-route
Option2:
14 Days
This tour starts with sightseeing in Kathmandu after which you fly into Tibet. You
then begin an overland tour of Tibet to Everest Base Camp, where
you spend two nights, before heading back to Nepal.
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26 Days
This tour starts with sightseeing in Kathmandu after which you fly into
Nepalgunj and Simikot. You then trek to the Shara border, meet
your team and 4x4 and drive to Darchen where you start the final
circumambulatory trek around Mt Kailash. At the end of the trek, you
head to Lhasa by 4x4 for further sightseeing, before flying back to
Kathmandu.
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18 Days
This tour starts with sightseeing in Kathmandu after which you drive to
Zhangmu and on to Nyalam and Darchen. After the three day trek around Mt
Kailash, you spend an extra day at Lake Mansorovar and then return via
the same route, to Kathmandu.
Other Mt Kailash options include a 22 Day trip, Simikot
in and Zhangmu out.
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22 Days
This tour starts with sightseeing in Kathmandu after which you fly into
Nepalgunj and Simikot. You then trek to the Shara border, meet
your team and 4x4 and drive to Darchen where you start the final
circumambulatory trek around Mt Kailash. After the three day trek
around Mt Kailash, you spend an extra day at Lake Mansorovar and then
return via Zhangmu to Kathmandu.
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24 Days
This tour starts with sightseeing in Kathmandu after which you fly into
Tibet and drive across to Shegar. You spend magnificent trekking thought
the glacial valleys in a remote area.
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Location:
Based in China on the northern border of Nepal
Capital:
Lhasa- meaning "Holy-Land"
History:
In the 7th century AD, Lhasa rose to
prominence as an important center of administrative power when Songtsen
Gampo, a local ruler in the Yarlung Valley, went about the task of unifying Tibet. He built a palace on the site that is now occupied by the Potala and made it his
capital.
The fifth Dalai Lama also made Lhasa
his capital. He built his palace, the Potala, on the site of ruins of
Songtsen Gampo's 7th century palace, Lhasa has remained Tibet’s
capital since
1642
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