Tibet Group Joining Tour Highlights
- Sightseeing Potala Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Tibet’s most well-known landmarks.
- Exploring Tibet’s most sacred and important temple, the Jokhang Temple.
- Barkhor Street is a bustling market full of Tibetan goods and souvenirs.
- Witnessing the splendor of the Dalai Lama’s former summer residence, Norbulingka Palace.
- Visiting Sera Monastery and taking part in the well-known monk debates.
- Hiking or horseback riding in the breathtaking natural scenery of Namtso Lake
- Visiting the Drepung Monastery, which was once the largest monastery in the world.
- Exploring Gyantse Fortress’s impressive wall paintings.
- Seeing Mt. Everest from the Tibetan side.
- The Tibet Museum in Lhasa is an excellent place to learn about Tibet.
- Take a stunning scenery train ride on the world’s highest railway, the Qinghai-Tibet Railway.
- Bathing in the hot springs at Yangbajing.
- Attending a traditional Tibetan music and dance performance.
- Exploring one of Tibet’s “big three” Gelug University monasteries, Ganden Monastery.
- Participating in a Tibetan festival or celebration, such as Chinese New Year (Losar)
7N/8 Days Tibet Group Joining Tour Overview
A Tibet group joining the tour is an organized tour of Tibet that allows visitors to explore the region’s rich history, culture, and natural beauty with other visitors. These tours typically include a pre-planned itinerary that includes transportation, accommodations, and other travel services, as well as the major attractions and landmarks of Tibet.
Travelers on a Tibet group joining tour can visit some of the region’s most iconic landmarks, including the Potala Palace in Lhasa – the Jokhang Temple, and the Norbulingka Palace. In addition, visitors can marvel at Tibet’s breathtaking natural beauty, which includes soaring mountain ranges, sweeping grasslands, and crystal-clear lakes.
The majority of Tibet group joining tours are led by experienced guides who have extensive knowledge of the region’s history, culture, and customs. These guides can give visitors insights and information about the attractions they’re visiting, as well as tips and advice on how to navigate the region safely and comfortably.
On a Tibet group joining a tour, accommodations can range from budget guesthouses and hostels to more luxurious hotels and resorts. Many tour operators also offer camping or trekking options for travelers who want to get up close and personal with Tibet’s natural beauty.
A Tibet group joining tour usually includes a mix of private vehicles and public transportation, such as buses or trains. Many tour operators also provide domestic flights between Tibet’s major cities, allowing them to save travelers time and make their adventure more pleasurable.
The Tibet Group joining Tour can be customized and also can be joined by a group of travelers traveling from Kathmandu to Tibet. For customization, you can contact us through our contact page so that we can reach back to you for additional details.
Today! After having breakfast we will drive to the Kerung (Rasuwagadhi Border) which lies in the Rasuwa district of Nepal. The drive takes roughly about 7-8 hours to reach the Rasuwagadhi Border from the Kathmandu valley.
Along the way to the Rasuwagadhi Border, you will witness the mesmerizing mountain ranges and the wildlife animals found in the Langtang National Park.
On reaching the Rasuwagadhi Border, we will cross the Nepal and Tibet Border towards Kerung town and will have our overnight stay in Kerung.
As we are in the high altitude of the Tibetan Plateau, we will start our drive from Kerung to Tingri, which takes around 7-8 hours. Along the drive, you will witness the highest plateau and the mesmerizing landscapes of Tibet.
You will be driving on the roof of the world and it offers beautiful snow-capped high mountain ranges such as Mt.Cho Oyu, Mt. Shishapangma, and Mt.Everest. As you reach the Tigri, you will witness a clear view of Mount Everest and overnight stay in the Hotel at Tigri.
After having a heavy breakfast, we will commence our drive exploring the beautiful landscapes and the snow-capped mountain ranges.
we will also be passing the highest passes of Tibet such as Gyatchu La(5,220M) and Tsola Pass(4,600M). We will be stopping at certain points to capture beautiful pictures and videos on mobile accessories.
Though, as we drive towards we will enter the developed cities of Tibet such as Shigatse and Xigatse. These cities are the second biggest city in Tibet which mainly focuses on preserving their own unique culture and traditions. Overnight stay in a Hotel.
Day 04: Drive to Gyantse/after exploring the Tashilumpo Monastery(90 KM/2-3 hours drive) overnight at Hotel
Early in the morning we will explore and visit the Tashilumpo Monastery. The Tashi Lampo Monastery was established by the late Dalai lama, as it has been carrying more importance to the Buddhist religion.
We will again commence our drive to the Gyantse and explore the beautiful monastery the Kumbum Stupa & Phalkor Monastery. Today, we will be driving for a short interval and exploring more in-depth about the monastery and have a tour of the beautiful Gyantse. Overnight stay at Hotel.
The day to reach the beautiful city of Lhasa-the capital city of Tibet. On this beautiful day, we will start our dive towards the capital city-Lhasa and explore the Yamdrok Tso Lake.
We will also be passing the Karola(5,010 M) and Kambala(4,749 M) which offer stunning views of the mountain ranges and the Panoramic views of the Tibetan Plateau.
while capturing the good pictures and keenly learning about the history and culture we will reach Lhasa around the afternoon and overnight stay in a Hotel.
On the first day in Lhasa, after having breakfast we will start to explore Lhasa city in more depth about the culture, traditions, and the history of Tibet itself. You will be exploring the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and the beautiful street markets within the city.
You will witness and experience the unique culture and traditions of the Tibetan people as a way of preserving their own culture and traditions. Overnight stay in a Hotel.
On this fine day, we will explore the Sera Monastery and Drepung Monastery in Lhasa.
Both the Monasteries are great Gelung universities to study more about the Tibetan. You will witness the beautiful paintings and the Thangka painted on the walls of the monastery.
You will have an opportunity to interact with the local Tibetan people as an inter-cultural exchange and overnight stay in a Hotel in Lhasa.
On this day, the representative and guide will transfer you to the Train or Airport to fly directly to Tribhuvan International Airport.
Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be transferred to the Hotel in Thamel, Kathmandu and Overnight stay in the Hotel.
Tibet Travel Permit
This is the most important permit because it is needed for entry into Tibet. The Tibet Tourism Bureau (TTB) issues the Tibet Travel Permit, which is required for all foreign visitors, whether they travel alone or in a group.
To obtain the Tibet Travel Permit, you must book your tour with a licensed travel agency, provide a scanned copy of your passport, Chinese visa, and other personal information, and provide a copy of your passport, Chinese visa, and other personal information.
The travel agency will apply for the permit on your behalf, and the process usually takes 7-10 days.
Aliens’ Travel Permit:
The Aliens’ Travel Permit is needed for journeys to such areas in Tibet that the Chinese government considers “restricted areas,” such as Mount Everest Base Camp and parts of Ngari Prefecture.
The permit can only be obtained once in Tibet, from the Public Security Bureau (PSB) in Lhasa, or from a local travel agency. The Aliens’ Travel Permit is normally given within a few hours of application or on the same day.
Military Permit:
Travel to sensitive areas of Tibet, such as the border regions with India, Nepal, and Bhutan, requires a Military Permit.
The permit is issued by military authorities and can only be obtained after obtaining the Tibet Travel Permit and the Aliens’ Travel Permit.
You must provide additional information, such as your itinerary and purpose of visit, to obtain the Military Permit. It may take several days for the permit to be issued.
Tibet Group Joining Tour Cost
The cost of a Tibet tour varies according to the duration, amount of persons in your group, level of accommodation, and itinerary.
The breakdown of typical Tibet tour costs:
- Tibet Travel Permit: The Tibet Travel Permit comes with a tour package and costs between $50 and $100 per person, depending on the travel agency.
- Tour Guide and Driver: The tour package includes the cost of a highly qualified tour guide and driver. The tour guide will provide interesting and informative commentary about Tibet’s history, culture, and religion, while the driver will then guarantee an enjoyable and satisfying journey.
- Accommodation: The cost of lodging is based on the level of comfort desired. We provide a variety of options, such as budget hotels, mid-range hotels, and luxury hotels. The cost of a night’s accommodation ranges from $30 to $500 per room, depending on the hotel category.
- Transportation: The tour package includes transportation, which includes private vehicle transportation for the duration of the tour.
Accommodation during the Tour
Tibet’s accommodations range from simple guesthouses to luxurious hotels. The type of lodging you select will be determined by your budget and personal preferences.
- Accommodation on a Budget: For budget travelers, the most affordable options are basic guesthouses and hostels. These accommodations typically provide shared rooms or dormitories with shared bathrooms. They are clean, comfortable, and a great way to meet other travelers. Budget accommodation in Tibet costs between $10 and $30 per night.
- Mid-Range Accommodation: Private rooms with en-suite restrooms, hot water, and free Wi-Fi are available in mid-range hotels. Some mid-priced hotels may have restaurants and serve breakfast. Mid-range lodging in Tibet costs between $30 and $100 per night.
- Luxury Accommodation: Spas, gyms, swimming pools, and fine dining restaurants are available at luxury hotels in Tibet. The rooms are large and comfortable, with beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. Luxury accommodation in Tibet costs between $100 and $300 per night.
When you book a Tibet tour, we will assist you in selecting the most appropriate accommodation based on your preferences and budget. They will also pre-arrange your lodging, ensuring a stress-free travel experience.
It is essential to keep in mind that during peak tourist season (May-October), accommodation in Tibet can be fully booked well in advance, so it is best to book early to avoid disappointment. Some remote areas of Tibet may have limited accommodation, so check with your travel agency ahead of time.
Cultural Values in Tibet Group Joining Tour
Tibet, also known as the “Roof of the World,” is a Himalayan region with a rich cultural and historical heritage. Tibet has a distinct way of life and adheres to a distinct set of traditions and beliefs. The Culture and People-Tibet Tour allows you to learn about and experience the region’s culture, customs, and way of life.
The tour usually begins in Lhasa, the capital city, where travelers can see the iconic Potala Palace, which served as the Dalai Lama’s residence until 1959. The palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its architectural beauty and breathtaking city views. Visitors can also go to the Jokhang Temple, one of Tibet’s most sacred temples and a pilgrimage site for large numbers of Buddhists each year.
The Drepung Monastery, one of Tibet’s biggest and most significant monasteries, is also included in the Culture and People-Tibet Tour. The monastery once housed over 10,000 monks and is known for its beautiful gardens and stunning architecture.
In addition to visiting these classic sites, the tour offers a chance to find out about Tibetan daily life. Visitors can watch traditional dances and music performances, shop at local markets, and sample delectable Tibetan cuisines such as momos (steamed dumplings) and Thukpa (noodle soup).
The possibility to witness traditional Tibetan cultural events and celebrations is one of the features of the Culture and People – Tibet Tour. The Tibetan New Year (Losar) and the Shoton Festival, for example, provide an individual with type into the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Best Time to Have Tibet Group Joining Tour
The best time to travel on a Tibet group tour is from April to November when the weather is most agreeable for travel. Tibet has cold and dry weather for the majority of the year, with temperatures frequently falling below freezing during the winter months.
Furthermore, due to Tibet’s high altitude, the climate can be harsh and unpredictable at times, so plan your trip accordingly.
Tibet experiences warm and dry weather from April to June, with clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine. This is also the time of year when the flowers and trees are in full bloom, making it an ideal time to explore Tibet’s stunning landscapes and natural beauty.
Furthermore, the temperature is more comfortable during these months, making acclimatization to the high altitude easier.
The peak tourist season in Tibet is July and August, when the weather is warm and pleasant and there is plenty to see and do in the region.
Many festivals and celebrations take place during this time, including the famous Shoton Festival, which is held in Lhasa. However, it is important to note that crowds can be quite large during this time, and lodging and other travel services may be more expensive.
The months of September to November are also ideal for a Tibet group joining the tour because the weather is cool and dry, with clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine.
This is also the peak season for fall foliage, making it an ideal time to explore the region’s natural beauty. Furthermore, crowds are thinner during these months, making it easier to explore the region’s attractions without feeling crowded.
Tibet Group Joining Tour
The duration of the Tibet Group Joining is 7 Nights and 8 days to complete the trip from Kathmandu to Kathmandu.
The best time to take Tibet is April to November.
The maximum group size of the tour to Tibet is about 25 to 30 pax.
All the transportation, accommodation, guide fee and permits required to enter are included .
Yes, it is necessary to have a Visa while entering the Tibet territory.
The altitude of Tibet ranges from 2,900900m to 5,220m above sea level. While for altitude sickness, the qualified guides will cooperate with you as making full acclimatization during the tour to Tibet.
During the Tibet Tour, You need to pack a windproof jacket, Thermals, and Comfortable hiking boots.
The main attractions of the Tibet group joining the tour to Tibet are Potala Palace, Tashilampo Monastery, and the unique culture of the local people of Tibet.
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