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Tibet Nepal Tours offers a journey of a lifetime into the heart of Tibet. We will also bring you for a cultural tour of Nepal.
The tour kicks off from Tibet with a visit to Lhasa. Lhasa is the capital of Tibet, and home to Potala Palace – a world heritage site. The 1000-room Potala Palace made in Tibetan architectural palace is well furnished with ancient Buddhist scripts, statues, sculptures, and halls that will enthral any connoisseur traveller.
You will also visit Norbulingkha, Drepung, and Sera Monasteries; as well as walk along the Barkhor street.
Leave Lhasa and head south towards Mt. Everest. Your 4×4 ride will take you to the base camp of Mt. Everest to see spectacular views of the Himalayan peaks including Mt Everest, Cho Oyu, and Shisha Pangma.
Cross the border to Nepal through the Kodari/Kerung border and visit Kathmandu for a tour of UNESCO world heritage sites.
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- To Be Advised – (at Chengdu)NOTE: Transfer via flight arranged by Eyes on Nepal. Arrive in Chengdu (Flight arrival time/Flight numbers are to be advised).
Welcome to Chengdu – home of giant pandas! Upon arrival, your personal guide will meet you and escort you to your hotel. The rest of the day will be free for you to relax and explore.
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On the trainNOTE: Transfer via train (Soft Sleeper seat) arranged by Eyes On Nepal. Today you will be free until your guide escorts you to the railway station for your train to Lhasa.
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On the trainToday, you’ll travel on the world’s highest altitude railway: Qinghai-Tibet railway. Whilst traveling to Tibet by train takes much longer than by plane, you will be able to witness thousands of miles of the most stunning landscapes in the world, rolling by outside your window.
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- To Be Advised – (at Lhasa)Welcome to the roof of the world! You will be picked up from the train station, then escorted to your hotel in Lhasa city in the comfort of your own private vehicle. After arriving at your hotel, the rest of the day is free for you to explore the local area and acclimatise yourself to this high altitude city at the top of the world.
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- To Be Advised – (at Gyantse)Today you will be transferred from Lhasa to Gyantse (6.5-hours drive). En route, you’ll stop to see Yamdrok Lake, one of three most famous holy lakes in Tibet. For Tibetans, this is one of the four holy lakes of Tibet and the home of the “wrathful deities”.
The scenery of turquoise blue water in the lake with the reflection of the surrounding snow-capped mountains is awe-inspiring. After arriving at Gyantse, you will tour Pelkor Monastery to admire fancy frescoes, statues and sculptures. We will spend the night at Gyantse.
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To Be Advised – (at Shigatse)After breakfast, drive about 2.5 hours to Shigatse. After lunch, you will visit the Tashilhunpo Monastery, the seat of Panchen Lama and one of the largest functioning monasteries in Tibet, as well as the oldest and largest Gelugpa Monastery in Tibet.
Here you will see a giant statue of Future Buddha, the largest one of its kind on earth, decorated with precious pearls, turquoises, corals and ambers. Stay overnight at Shigatse.
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To Be Advised – (at Tingri)Today you’ll drive to Tingri and stay here overnight. En route visit Sakya monastery. In the 13th century, the monastic town of Sakya emerged as an important center of Buddhist scholarship. With Mongolian military support, the Sakya lamas became rulers of all Tibet.
Sakya Monastery, built in 1268, is a massive fortresslike compound with high defensive walls in the southern section of the monastery. There are a lot of historical articles in the monastery, among some of them are: Imperial certificates, gold signets, crowns, and clothes given by the Yuan Dynasty emperors.
Sakya monastery has over 84,000 Tibetan scriptures and books on astronomy, medicine, calligraphy, and history.
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n/aAfter breakfast, we will drive you to the border of Nepal and China. Your overland trip to Kathmandu ends here.
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NOTE: The price above is quoted based on 2 people. If you are travelling in a group of more than 2 people, kindly write to us at sales@eyesonnepal.com, we will give you a special quotation.
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