Day 1 | Arrival in Nyingchi

Upon arrival in Nyingchi, your guide and driver will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel for rest and acclimatization.

Nyingchi, with its relatively low altitude and gentle scenery, offers a perfect soft landing into Tibet.

Day 2 | Nyingchi – Sejila Pass – Lulang

Visit Sejila Pass and encounter snow-capped peaks while hanging prayer flags for blessings.

Explore Lulang, known as the “Little Switzerland,” and enjoy horseback riding, archery, coffee, and local teas in a relaxing atmosphere.

Day 3 | Lulang Forest – Yani Wetland – Niyang River

Discover the poetic beauty of Lulang Forest, often called the “Green Paradise of Tibet.”

Experience the “Jiangnan scenery on the plateau.”

Visit the Niyang River scenic area and witness the unique meeting of clear and muddy waters.

Day 4 | Nyingchi – Basum Tso – Lhasa

Enjoy the serene beauty and azure waters of Basum Tso, known as the “Pearl of the Plateau.”

Day 5 | Potala Palace – Jokhang Temple – Yaowang Hill – Barkhor Street

Visit the iconic Potala Palace, the most famous landmark in Tibet.

Explore Jokhang Temple, the most sacred temple in Tibetan Buddhism.

Head to Yaowang Hill for a panoramic view of the Potala Palace.

Walk along Barkhor Street, an ancient street filled with traditional Tibetan architecture and devoted pilgrims.

Day 6 | Norbulingka – Tibet Museum – Zhaji Temple

Visit Norbulingka, a beautiful Tibetan-style garden showcasing local architecture and lifestyle.

Explore the Tibet Museum to learn about Tibetan culture and history.

Visit Zhaji Temple, known as the most spiritually effective Temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet.

Day 7 | Lhasa – Nagenla Pass – Namtso – Damxung

Enjoy spectacular plateau snow scenery at Nagenla Pass.

Visit Namtso Lake, one of the most beautiful lakes in Tibet, and explore Tashi Peninsula.

Day 8 | Damxung – Tashilhunpo Monastery – Shigatse

Visit Tashilhunpo Monastery, one of the six great monasteries of Tibet, renowned for its religious significance and impressive architecture.

Day 9 | Shigatse – Gawula Pass – Everest Base Camp

At Gawula Pass, enjoy panoramic views of the five major Himalayan peaks, including Mount Everest.

Arrive at Everest Base Camp and experience a night under the stars.

Day 10 | Everest Base Camp – Dingri – Shigatse

Enjoy the vast plateau landscapes and traditional Tibetan villages along the journey.

Day 11 | Shigatse – Karola Glacier – Yamdrok Lake – Lhasa

Get a close-up view of the Karola Glacier.

Visit Yamdrok Lake, one of Tibet’s three sacred lakes, famous for its gemstone-blue waters.

Day 12 | Departure from Lhasa

End of an unforgettable journey in Tibet.

Transfer for departure.

The following hotels are for reference only. Hotels of a similar standard may be arranged depending on availability.

All listed hotels are among the finest in their respective destinations. Should you wish to downgrade your accommodation, please inform us in advance so that the corresponding cost difference can be deducted from the total price.

Day 1 | Nyingchi

Crown Plaza Hotel (or similar)

Day 2 | Lulang Town

Poly Yatu Hotel (or similar)

Day 3 | Nyingchi

Crown Plaza Hotel (or similar)

Day 4 | Lhasa

Shangri-La Hotel (or similar)

Day 5 | Lhasa

Shangri-La Hotel (or similar)

Day 6 | Lhasa

Shangri-La Hotel (or similar)

Day 7 | Damxung

Wanhui InterContinental Hotel (or similar)

Day 8 | Shigatse

Hilton Hotel (or similar)

Day 9 | Everest Base Camp

Phuntsok Kangsar Hotel (or similar)

Day 10 | Shigatse

Hilton Hotel (or similar)

Day 11 | Lhasa

Shangri-La Hotel (or similar)

The following hotels are carefully selected as the cleanest, most comfortable, and highest-rated options in each destination. (Please note that the highest hotel standard at Everest Base Camp is 4-star, while all other hotels are 5-star.)

All hotels are equipped with oxygen supply systems to help alleviate altitude sickness and ensure a more comfortable stay for guests traveling to Tibet.

Hotels Photos (Reference Photos)

①Lhasa：Shangri-La Hotel

②Shigatse：Hilton Hotel

③Nyingchi：Yue Crown Hotel

④Lulang：Poly Yatu Hotel

⑤Damxung：InterContinental Hotel

⑥Mount Everest Base Camp: Punttsok Khangsang Hotel

Booking Notes

1. Customized Tour

This is a premium customized tour. If you have specific preferences regarding attractions, hotel standards, or itinerary pace (upgrade or simplify), we are happy to tailor the trip to suit your needs.

2. High-Altitude Advisory

This itinerary includes high-altitude regions, reaching up to approximately 5,000 meters. Guests with pre-existing medical conditions (such as hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, etc.) and senior travelers are advised to carefully assess their physical condition and inform us in advance.

3. Altitude Sickness Reminder

Guests who have previously experienced severe altitude sickness are advised to carefully consider before booking this trip.

4. Safety Assurance

Oxygen supply equipment will be provided throughout the journey. Experienced professional guides will accompany you to ensure safety and comfort in high-altitude environments.

5. Tibet Travel Permit

We will assist in obtaining the Tibet Travel Permit. Please provide accurate passport details and nationality in advance. Any issues or refusals caused by incorrect or incomplete information will be the responsibility of the traveler.

6. Itinerary Changes

If the itinerary needs to be changed or terminated due to the traveler’s personal health condition, any incurred costs (such as hotels, transportation, entrance tickets, etc.) will not be refundable.

7. Additional Tips

Avoid strenuous activities upon arrival; ensure adequate rest

Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and it is not recommended to bathe during the initial days

Use sun protection and keep warm (significant temperature differences between day and night)

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey, please kindly review the following travel notes before your trip:

1. Travel Documents

Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months

Apply for visas or entry permits in advance if required

Carry copies (printed or digital) of important documents

2. Luggage & Personal Belongings

Travel light and bring essential items only

Keep valuables (cash, passport, electronics) with you at all times

Do not carry prohibited or restricted items

3. Punctuality & Meeting Time

Please follow the schedule strictly to avoid delays

Arrive at the meeting point 10–15 minutes in advance

4. Hotel Stay

Present valid ID/passport upon check-in

Please take care of hotel facilities; compensation may be required for damages

Keep your belongings safe and lock your room when leaving

5. Itinerary Arrangements

Group tour itineraries are fixed; leaving the group is not recommended

For special requests, please communicate with your guide in advance

Tailor-made tours can be adjusted upon prior confirmation

6. Safety Tips

Respect local laws and customs

Take care of your personal safety and belongings

Participate in activities based on your physical condition

7. Health & Insurance

Bring personal medications if needed

Inform us in advance of any medical conditions

Travel insurance is highly recommended

8. Communication

Keep your phone available for contact

Consider international roaming or a local SIM card

Price Includes:

Entrance Tickets: First entrance ticket fees for all attractions listed in the itinerary.

Accommodation: The hotels equipped with oxygen supply listed in the itinerary (or alternative hotels selected based on the guest's specific requests).

Transportation: Comfortable tourist vehicles arranged according to group size.

Travel Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance coverage during the tour.

Service Fees: Fees for tour guide and driver services.

Price Excludes:

Visa Fees: Any visa application or processing fees.

Single Room Supplement: Additional charge applies for single occupancy.

Local Transportation: Optional shuttle buses within scenic areas and transportation to/from the meeting point are not included.

Force Majeure: Additional expenses caused by factors beyond control, such as transportation delays, strikes, weather conditions, aircraft mechanical issues, flight cancellations, or schedule changes.

Personal Expenses: Any personal consumption such as shopping, beverages, or other private expenses.