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Discover the heart of Tibet with our 4-day Lhasa tour. Start your tour by visiting the iconic Potala Palace. This architectural marvel is a must-see in Tibet. Next, explore the sacred Jokhang Temple, where pilgrims gather in devotion. The atmosphere is filled with spirituality and history.
Stroll through the lively Barkhor Street and immerse yourself in the local culture. As you continue your Lhasa tour, visit the famous Sera and Drepung monasteries. Witness the engaging monk debates, a unique feature of Tibetan Buddhism. These monasteries also offer a glimpse into the rich religious heritage of the region.
Throughout your Lhasa tour, you’ll experience Tibetan Buddhism, culture, and hospitality. The trip offers a perfect balance of spiritual discovery and cultural exploration. In just four days, you’ll gain a deep understanding of Tibetan life. The memories of this journey will stay with you forever.
This Lhasa tour is a unique opportunity to explore one of the most fascinating destinations in the world. Don’t miss your chance to discover the magic of Lhasa. Book your Tibet tour today for an unforgettable adventure.
- Round way private transfer in each destination
- Professional licensed English-speaking guide
- Tibet Travel Permit
- Entrance tickets for all historical & cultural attractions as listed in the itinerary
- Hotel accommodations in each destionation based on twin-sharing basis
- Meals as specified in the itinerary ( B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
- Bottled drinking water and wet tissue
Included
- China visas and international flights entry & exit of China
- Hotel single room supplement in Lhasa
- Tipping for guide and driver
- Other expenses if not listed in the itinerary
Excluded
Highlights of the Tour
- Potala Palace: Stand in awe of the Potala Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that embodies the grandeur of Tibetan architecture and serves as a symbol of Tibetan spirituality and history.
- Jokhang Temple: Experience the deep devotion of Tibetan Buddhists at Jokhang Temple, the holiest site in Tibet, where pilgrims gather to worship and perform kora around its sacred grounds.
- Barkhor Street: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Barkhor Street, a bustling market where you can witness local life and shop for unique Tibetan handicrafts and souvenirs.
- Drepung Monastery: Explore Drepung Monastery, once the largest monastery in the world, where you can discover its rich history and stunning architecture amid serene surroundings.
- Sera Monastery: Witness the lively monk debates at Sera Monastery, a unique and engaging tradition that showcases the intellectual rigor and spirited discourse of Tibetan Buddhism.
- Norbulingka: Stroll through the beautiful gardens of Norbulingka, the summer palace of the Dalai Lamas, where you can appreciate the tranquil setting and historical significance of this cultural treasure.
Itinerary
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- Welcome to Lhasa, the enchanting capital of Tibet! Upon your arrival at Lhasa Gonggar airport or the train station, you will be warmly greeted by our friendly Tibetan guide, who will present you with a traditional Hada (ceremonial scarf) as a symbol of hospitality. As you journey to your hotel in downtown Lhasa, take in the stunning views of the majestic mountains and the serene Yarlung Tsangpo River, the longest river in Tibet. After checking in, allow yourself some time to rest and acclimatize to the high altitude of 3,650 meters (12,000 feet).
- In the afternoon or evening, your guide will meet you again, bringing traditional Tibetan gifts and providing essential travel instructions. You'll also have the chance to connect with fellow travelers in your group. Enjoy a peaceful overnight stay in Lhasa, preparing for the adventures that await you in this mystical city.
- Stay in Lhasa
- Start our captivating journey through Lhasa by visiting the iconic Potala Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that stands as a symbol of Tibetan culture and spirituality. Marvel at its stunning architecture and explore the sacred chapels, where the whispers of history echo through the halls.
- Next, delve into the spiritual heart of Tibet at Jokhang Temple, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you'll witness devoted pilgrims performing koras (circumambulations) around the temple, immersing yourself in the profound atmosphere of faith that permeates this sacred space.
- Afterward, take a leisurely stroll through Barkhor Street, a vibrant market and pilgrimage circuit bustling with life. Experience local Tibetan culture as you browse through shops selling handicrafts, prayer flags, and traditional souvenirs, all while mingling with locals and fellow travelers.
- As the day winds down, enjoy your evening at leisure, soaking in the unique ambiance of Lhasa. Reflect on the day's experiences and prepare for more adventures in this mystical city.
- Ascend Potala Palace
- Explore Jokhang Temple
- Circumambulate Barkhor Street
- Stay in Lhasa, B, L
- Today, immerse yourself in the spiritual heart of Tibet with visits to two of its most revered monasteries. Begin your morning at Drepung Monastery, once the largest monastery in the world and a significant center of Tibetan Buddhism. As you wander through its vast grounds, marvel at the stunning architecture and rich history that once housed thousands of monks. Explore the sacred halls and enjoy breathtaking views of Lhasa from the hillside.
- In the afternoon, head to Sera Monastery, famous for its lively monk debates. Witness the energetic discussions unfold in the courtyard, where monks engage in spirited debates, clapping and gesturing passionately as they deepen their understanding of Buddhist philosophy. This unique experience offers a fascinating glimpse into the rigorous academic life of Tibetan monks.
- Conclude your day with a visit to Norbulingka, the summer palace of the Dalai Lamas. Stroll through its beautiful gardens and admire the intricate palaces that served as a retreat for the Dalai Lamas during the warmer months. After a day filled with spiritual exploration and cultural insights, return to your hotel in Lhasa for a restful overnight stay, reflecting on the profound experiences of the day.
- Explore Drepung Monastery
- Observe monk debates at Sera Monastery
- Stroll Norbulingka gardens
- Stay in Lhasa, B, L
- On your final day in Lhasa, begin with a morning visit to the Tibet Museum, where you can delve into the rich tapestry of Tibetan history and culture. Explore fascinating exhibits that showcase ancient artifacts, traditional costumes, and the unique customs of the Tibetan people, all within a beautifully designed space that reflects Tibetan architectural styles.
- After immersing yourself in the heritage of this captivating region, take some time for last-minute shopping in Lhasa. Stroll through local markets and shops, where you can find unique Tibetan handicrafts, prayer flags, and exquisite thangkas to bring home as cherished souvenirs. As your Lhasa adventure comes to a close, enjoy a scenic transfer to the airport or train station, where you can reflect on the unforgettable experiences and breathtaking landscapes you've encountered.
- Depart Lhasa with a heart full of memories and a deeper appreciation for the wonders of Tibet. Safe travels!
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Frequently Asked & Question
To enter Tibet, you'll need to apply for a Tibet Travel Permit. If you plan to visit areas outside Lhasa, you'll also require an Alien's Travel Permit issued by the PSB of Tibet. Since the PSB only issues permits to Chinese travel agencies, independent travelers must book their tours through a travel agency to obtain this permit. Just China Tours can manage all your permit applications when you book a tour with us. The government service fee for the permits is approximately $7-$10 per person.
Traveling in Tibet is generally safe for tourists, as the region boasts a strong sense of community, and local authorities actively work to ensure a secure environment for visitors.
Tibet is renowned for its vibrant Buddhist culture and traditions, featuring numerous monasteries and pilgrimage sites. Tibetan Buddhism plays a central role in the lives of many locals, and this cultural influence is evident in the region's art, music, and festivals.
No, independent travel is prohibited in Tibet. Travelers must join an organized tour led by a registered guide.
Known as the Roof of the World, Tibet is one of the highest places on Earth, and visitors from lower elevations may experience altitude sickness due to its high altitudes. Most people only face minor symptoms like headaches, loss of appetite, and low energy while their bodies adjust, which can take a few hours to a few days.
To minimize these symptoms, some simple preparations can help. Being healthy and fit before your trip is beneficial, and it's advisable to discuss AMS pills with your doctor to aid in preventing altitude sickness. Once in Tibet, walk slowly, take deep breaths, and rely on your tour guide for assistance and advice.
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