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Tibet is a word that referred real Shangri-La, the forbidden land and the holy land of your innermost desire. When people refer Tibet, they will describe this land as the roof of the world. Due to the high altitude, Tibet is a land of snows as well as a mysterious place to explore. Snow mountains and grasslands, scattered herds of yak and nomads on the plateau, spectacular monasteries and unsophisticated smiles, tranquil lake and transparent blue sky, all can be seen on this magic land. Tibet is a province of natural wonder, a treasury of cultural relics and a destination of attractive adventure.
For centuries this mysterious Buddhist kingdom, locked away in its mountain fastness of the Himalaya, has exercised a unique hold on the imagination of the West. For explorers, imperialists and traders it was a forbidden land of treasure and riches. Dreamers on a spiritual quest have long whispered of a lost Shangri-la, steeped in magic and mystery.
Day 1: Arrive in Lhasa; get the first impression of Tibet
Day 2: Lhasa Day Highlights - Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple & Barkhor Street
Day 3: Lhasa Day Tour - Drepung and Sera Monastery
Day 4: Depart from Lhasa
Itineraries
Day 01
Arrive in Lhasa; get the first impression of Tibet
Upon arrival, be greeted by our local guide at airport and transfer to your hotel. You will enjoy the spectacular scenery and the typical Tibetan villages on the way. Stay at the hotel after arrival for adapting to the high attitude. It is helpful to take things easy for the first few days, and try to drink some water just and now. Stay overnight in Lhasa. Includes: Transportation, Dinner, AccommodationDay 02
Lhasa Day Highlights - Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple & Barkhor Street
Start the morning from the Potala Palace, a golden feather upon the roof of the world, which Tibetans proudly claim to be the prime miracle since the creation of this world. It was put into use since the 7th Century by the 33rd great king of Tibet. The most valuable collections of Potala Palace are the gilded burial stupas of former Dalai Lamas and meditation Cave of the 33rd great king of Tibet. Then after lunch, you will head to the Jokhang Temple. It is the center of the Tibetan Buddhism and the sacred land of Buddhist followers, where innumerable pilgrims come for worship every day. Inside, you can see the statue of Buddha Sakyamuni at the age of twelve, which is the most venerated object in Tibetan Buddhism.After visiting the Jokhang Temple, you can explore the bustling markets of the Barkhor Street and watch the locals as the prostrate around the Jokhang Temple. You can also do kora with local pilgrims or buy some souvenirs there. Stay overnight in Lhasa. A local pilgrim at the square in front of the Potala PalaceThe religion symbol at the roof of the Jokhang Temple. Includes: Transportation, Accommodation, Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerDay 03
Lhasa Day Tour - Drepung and Sera Monastery
Today, we firstly go to the Drepung Monastery, which is one of the ‘Greatest Three’ Gelug monasteries of Tibet.After lunch, drive to the edge of the town to visit Sera Monastery, which is another one of the ‘Great Three’ Gelug monasteries. The famous debate sessions of the monks in Sera monastery was created in 1419 and has been an important Buddhist seminary. Nowadays, the Monks debate is held at around 3-5 in the afternoon.Stay overnight in Lhasa.Drepung Monastery is one of the 'Great Three' Gelug monasteries of Tibet. The famous monk debating in Sera Monastery. Includes: Transportation, Accommodation, Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerDay 04
Depart from Lhasa
Our guide will transfer you to the airport or train station and help you get on board. Includes: Breakfast, TransportationCost Include(s)
01. Meals
– Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner at local restaurant.
– Bottled water during the tour.
02. Transportation
– Private transport within Tibet as per the itinerary.
03. Accommodations
– Accommodation under twin sharing with breakfast.
04. Staffs
– English speaking Tibetan Guide
05. Permits and official arrangement
– All necessary Tibet Travel and Trekking permit
– All Sightseeing and Entrance fee
– All our government taxes, VAT and official expenses.
06. Visa Fees
Cost Exclude(s)
1. Insurance of any kind.
2. Hiring porter/ horse
3. Rescue and Evacuation Service
4. Any Additional cost due to Nature calamity and Unforeseen Circumstances and etc.
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