We welcome our tourists to the capital city Lhasa in Tibet, the roof of the world. Our local tour guide will meet you at the airport and take you to the nearby hotel for overnight stay.

Today we will allow our tourists to explore the entire city of Lhasa by visiting its few landmarks. Firstly, we will take you to the Potala Palace recognized as a beautiful architectural building worldwide. Tourists may climb the palace by following zig-zag paths of stone with red and white-colored walls at its top, from where you may view the exotic architecture in Tibetan style. On the other side, walking in its inner region lets us find many stately chapels and acquire knowledge about the history of Potala Palace. We will continue with our exploration to reach the Jokhang Temple, recognized as a spiritual temple of Buddhists in Tibet. Local area people also called this temple the Buddha House, because you will find precious Jowo Rinpoche inside it, which is of 5 feet and highlights the image of the learned Shakyamuni when he was of only 12 years. Lastly, we will explore the renowned Barkhor Street on our second-day tour. This is a wide and circular street encircling the entire Jokhang Temple. The street has large numbers of shops associated with selling varieties of traditional goods belonging to Tibetan culture, religious items, and exclusive handicrafts.

We will visit Norbulingka, the previous summer palace of Tibetan Dalai Lamas during the ancient period. Norbulingka is famous for its private palaces, Potrang, and for highlighting the grandiose style and architecture of Tibet. Later on, we will go for a drive towards the western outskirt region of Lhasa and enjoy a visit to the Drepung Monastery. History reveals that large numbers of famous leaders of Tibet and most of the Dalai Lamas studied at this monastery, so Tibetans respectfully call it the “Mother School of Dalai Lamas”. During the afternoon time, we will reach the second well-known Sera Monastery, which is famous for the unique Buddhism Debating. Finally, we will return to the city for rest and acclimation.

Today, we will have a short drive of about 45km from the city of Lhasa to the Ganden Monastery located at the height of about 4,500meters. Here, we will explore various attractions nearby and within the Ganden town that constitutes the home for various early monasteries belonging to the Gelugpa sect of Tibet’s Buddhists.

Our team will start with today’s trek from the Ganden’s highest point across an ancient trail and capture scenic beauties of nature. By walking across the ridge of Hepu village and via Ani Pagong, we will ascend towards Yama Do.

We will start with our trek in the early morning from Yama Do and pass through a steep gully towards the river banks. We will climb to the famous Shug La Pass and start with our descent via glacial boulder fields. Tsotup Chup constitutes a large stream flowing from the valley, while we will cross it to the end of our trek.

Today, we will start our trek from Tsotup Chu to travel through the rocky Chitu La mountain pass. Later on, we will walk across the Herder camp and go for an overnight stay.

On this day, you will experience a 6hours trek to reach Wango by following a trail consisting of water rivulets and fertile forests, shrubs, trees, blossoms, rhododendron forests, and meadow vistas. Along your way, you will be able to pass from Changtang village and opt to hike towards a sacred meditation site of Buddhists named Yamalung, while eventually, the trek will take you to Samye valley across a beautiful stream.

Starting from the site of the camp, we will experience a trek of two hours to reach the Samye Monastery and get spectacular views of Pisha as well as the vista of the famous Samye valley along our way. Later on, we will drive towards the third biggest Tibetan city i.e. to Tsetang..

Tsetang has obtained its name as the cradle of the famous Tibetan Civilization. Here, you will be able to visit two famous monasteries named Trundruk and Yumbulakang monasteries. Later on, we will return to Lhasa.