Tibet Cultural Tour

Detail Itinerary

• Day 01:Flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa After check-in, you can have a decent rest first. Moreover, in the event that you feel like to go out, you can roam around the city. However, don't take a lot of stuff, just go with a light pack. In the meantime, drink some more water. It's extremely valuable to adjust the high elevation. One night stay in Lhasa.
• Day 02:Samye Monastery On the second day of our tour, we will move toward Samye Monastery. It is 123.1km far from Lhasa. The monastery combined Chinese, Tibetan and Indian building styles. The format was planned totally as the ideal world found in Buddhist sacred texts. It is the main specialist Buddhist monastery in Tibet. For more than 1,200 years of history, it is one of the most persuasive monasteries in Tibet. In this monastery, there was debating about Buddhism between the old Indian Buddhism and Chinese Buddhism.
• Day 03:Drive to Gyantse Gyantse, the third biggest city in Tibet delights all types of explorers. It is additionally a standout amongst the most well-known destinations in Tibet, soon after Lhasa, Mount Everest and Namtso. Gyantse is well-known for the outlandish history, tremendous culture and a great scene. Palcho Monastery is the No. 1 fascination you should visit in Gyantse. The popular Kumbum lies in this religious community. In the event you got some time, you can endeavor to move to the summit of the overwhelming Gyantse Dzong to appreciate an all-encompassing perspective on Gyantse Old Town.
• Day 04:Drive to Xigatse Situated around 300 Km far from Lhasa Xigatse City is the second biggest city in Tibet. The word Xigatse signifies 'fertile land'. Situated at the height of 3500 m over the ocean level Xigatse city gets the biggest number of traveler and explorers consistently in Tibet. This is presumably on the grounds where the city is found and what it offers to its guests. History of the stupendous city goes back 600 years back. The city is situated at marginally high elevation, however, the summers are lovely and somewhat wet. The winters in Xigatse city are truly cruel. The breezes are cold and dry and you will require a touch of readiness to visit in this city in winter. Visiting the Xigatse city is significant from a fiscal perspective as well.
• Day 05:Drive to Lhasa Drive to Lhasa by means of Northern highway and visit Norbulingka Palace. Norbulingka Palace, on the west edge of Lhasa city, is the greatest synthetic greenery enclosure in Tibet Autonomous Region. Close-by Potala Palace, Norbulingka, in Tibetan, mentions to "Park of Treasure" and used to be the late spring royal residence of Dalai Lamas to manage the administrative issues and hold religious exercises. As one piece of the notable collection of the Potala Palace, it was added to World Heritage Sites in 2001.
• Day 06:Sightseeing in Lhasa Today we'll visit different Buddhist religious communities including Sera Monastery, a standout amongst the best-protected religious communities in Tibet, where a few hundred priests live and examine inside its whitewashed dividers and brilliant rooftops. After lunch, we'll visit the Jokhang Temple, potentially the most consecrated place of worship in Tibet and there is continuously a parade of faithful Tibetans through the complex. Encompassing the Jokhang is the Barkhor - a labyrinth of restricted cobbled boulevards, the focal market of Lhasa.
• Day 07:Sightseeing in Lhasa At the beginning of today, we will visit the Potala Palace which commands the city of Lhasa. A breathtaking structure, it contains the private quarters of the Dalai Lama just as various terrific staterooms and numerous significant sanctuaries. There has been a royal residence on this site since the fifth or sixth century, yet the present castle was built in the seventeenth century. After lunch, we'll visit the Drepung Monastery, which was established in the fourteenth century and was before the biggest on the planet, with a populace of around 10,000 priests. Nowadays that figure is down to a few hundred, yet there is still much here of enthusiasm as it was left generally sound amid the Cultural Revolution.
• Day 08:Fly from Lhasa to Kathmandu This remote land, of culture, of wide open spaces, plated roofed sanctuaries and unpredictably improved religious communities are ruled by the antiquated blessed city of Lhasa. An air of enchantment and riddle anticipates you, with lofty perspectives on the marvelous Himalayas, which additionally incorporates Mount Everest, obvious from the Tibetan side.
• Day 09:Kathmandu Departure Day Our tour in Nepal ends today and our representative will drop you at the airport.
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