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Tibetan sweet tea, the most popular Tibetan beverage<\/em><\/p>\r\nFor a Tibetan, especially those in the capital, a visit to the teahouse<\/a> is like visiting the coffee shops in the western world. Students come to chat and study, groups of younger people come in to play games of dice and chance, and the elderly gather to discuss family issues and other topics as they enjoy their sweet tea. You can even find Tibetan Buddhist monks and lamas enjoying tea in the teahouses, some even still meditating over their tea with prayer wheels in hand.<\/p>\r\n There are a huge number of teahouses in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, and for anyone wanting to experience this unique cultural delight, there is nowhere better. One of the most unusual is the Tsamkhung Nunnery teahouse (also known as the Canggu Nunnery), which is located inside a peaceful Buddhist nunnery in Lhasa. Though built in the downtown area, the teahouse of Tsamkhaung Nunnery offers you a nice and quiet place from hustle and bustle of the Barkhor Street and the nuns work daily providing tea to help fund the nunnery.<\/p>\r\n The Guangming Sweet Tea House is located near Barkhor Street, and is renowned as the most famous teahouse in Lhasa. The atmosphere is more boisterous and louder than most teahouses, and the shop is popular with many locals and tourists.<\/p>\r\n The Shan Dong Sweet Tea House, near the Potala Palace, is located inside an actual cave, with the ceiling being the roof of the cave itself. A unique location for drinking tea in one of the most atmospheric locations in Lhasa, this tea-cave is popular with the locals.<\/p>\r\n For Tibetans, the kora is a ritual kind of pilgrimage and meditative practice around a sacred or holy site. These short pilgrimage journeys around holy sites are a ritual or ceremony to the gods, and are an integral part of the life of all Tibetan Buddhists. - Check the top six kora routes in Tibet<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\r\n The literal meaning of the word kora comes from the Tibetan word, “skor ra”, which translates as meaning \"circumambulation\" or \"revolution\". The practice of performing kora pilgrimage comes from the introduction of Buddhism in Tibet in the 7th century.<\/p>\r\n Each step taken on a kora walk is meant to move the pilgrim further along the path towards enlightenment, the aim of all living beings in Buddhism. By performing the kora with a passionate motivation, one can seek out wisdom in compassion, and can purify the soul of negative feelings.<\/p>\r\n One of the most popular kora routes in Tibet is the route around the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, which follows the roads of the famous Barkhor Street. Following one of the busiest streets in Lhasa, the ancient circuit around the temple is considered to be one of the most sacred kora circuits in Tibet.<\/p>\r\n The route of the kora covers around five kilometers in total, and you can see Tibetan pilgrims walking the kora daily, with many completing several circuits of the temple in one day. The route around the temple has prayer wheels at certain locations along Barkhor Street, for the pilgrims to spin and pray with as they walk.<\/p>\r\n A Nangma Hall is a Tibetan dance hall, many of which can be found in different locations around Lhasa and across Tibet. Often also called Langma, these halls are the Tibetan equivalent of the disco or nightclub, and are a popular place to spend an evening in Lhasa. These dance halls and nightclubs can be found all over Lhasa, and the name “Nangma” has even been used as the name of one of Tibet’s popular traditional Tibetan bands.<\/p>\r\n One of the traditional styles of music and dance in Tibet, Nangma is the more common type of show, while the classical Tibetan operas are normally only performed at festivals and events. - Find out how our clients enjoy the Nangma Hall in Lhasa<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\r\n The traditional Nangma Halls in Tibet offer a great evening’s entertainment in a traditional Tibetan style, including folk dances, modern dancing, and even something good to eat. While some of the halls only offer performances, there are plenty that also allows you to get up and dance with your friends, in a form of circular line-dancing.<\/p>\r\n Across the city, you can find the Tianzhige Nightclub, the Mengbala Nightclub, the Western Singing and Dancing Hall, the Tanggu Lafeng, the Blue Huiyi, and the Lhasa Soho, among others. Most of the nightclubs are in the area around the Potala Palace, stretching from Norbulingka in the west to the Jokhang Temple in the east.<\/p>\r\n Tibetan cuisine is specifically related to and influenced by the altitude and landscape of the plateau, as well as the traditions and practices of the people. Influenced by India and Nepal, Tibetan cuisine is known for its use of noodles, goat and yak meats, mutton, dumplings, and cheese, as well as including butter, yogurt, and lots of soups.<\/p>\r\n One of the best places to get good local ingredients is the famous Tromsikhang Market, where you can find most of the typical Tibetan specialties. We offer a one-day cooking course to help you learn about Tibetan cuisine and the different dishes, and you can learn how to make tsampa balls and momos, two of the most dexterous types of dishes in Tibet. You can also learn more about how the ingredients blend together to make delicious dishes from minimal content. - Join Tibet culinary tour and discover the authentic Tibetan cuisines with our local food experts.<\/a> <\/em><\/p>\r\n One of the best shows to hit Lhasa in the last decades, the Princess Wencheng stage show<\/a> is a must-see for anyone visiting the Tibetan capital. Telling the story of the life of the “Chinese Wife” of the Tibetan king, Songtsen Gampo, in the 7th century, this unique show gives an idea on the significance of the famous princess in both Tibetan Buddhism and the local Tibetan culture of today. To our clients, you can use our easy booking and convenient transfer to enjoy the outdoor musical.<\/p>\r\n The drama play is held in the Princess Wencheng Theater, in the China Tibetan Culture and Tourist Creative Park in Chengguan District of Lhasa, and is an outdoor theater show that is filled with dancing and music, lights, and stunning costumes.<\/p>\r\n Held on the 25th day of the 10th month in the Tibetan calendar, the Tsongkhapa Butter Lamp Festival<\/a>, also known as the Gaden Ngachen Chenmo Festival, is one of the most important festivals for Tibetan culture. The festival celebrates the life and death of Je Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, and is an extravaganza of butter lanterns and butter lamps that are lit across the city.<\/p>\r\n The best place to be is on Barkhor Street, where you can join the pilgrims as they walk to kora around the Jokhang Temple, before seeing the amazing spectacle of lit lanterns and candles that line to rooftops and windowsills of the city.<\/p>\r\n As the spiritual heart of Tibet, Lhasa has more local experiences to explore in each season. And we offer you a variety of inspiring Lhasa tours<\/a> for authentic Tibetan discovery. From the delights of Tibetan teahouses and Nangma nightclubs to the wonders of Tibetan opera, the historical depiction of the Chinese princess who changed Tibet, and the Buddhist rituals of the kora and the festivals, a trip to Lhasa is one of the best ways to understand and learn more about the unique people on the Roof of the World.<\/p>","richtext":"1","template":"24","mobiletemplate":"219","menuindex":"57","searchable":"1","cacheable":"0","createdby":"31","createdon":"1584009885","editedby":"28","editedon":"1584583674","deleted":"0","deletedon":"0","deletedby":"0","publishedon":"1584583674","publishedby":"28","menutitle":"6 Experiences Cultural Explorers Shouldn't Miss in Lhasa","donthit":"0","haskeywords":"0","hasmetatags":"0","privateweb":"0","privatemgr":"0","content_dispo":"0","hidemenu":"0","alias_visible":"1","htm":{"id":"14607","type":"document","contentType":"text\/html","pagetitle":"6 Experiences Cultural Explorers Shouldn't Miss in Lhasa","longtitle":"6 Experiences Cultural Explorers Shouldn't Miss in Lhasa","description":"","alias":"top-cultural-experiences-in-lhasa","link_attributes":"","published":"1","pub_date":"0","unpub_date":"0","parent":"4295","isfolder":"0","introtext":"From the Tibetan teahouses and Nangma nightclubs to Princess Wencheng, and the Buddhist rituals of the kora and the festivals, a trip to Lhasa is one of the best ways to understand and learn more about the unique people on the Roof of the World.","content":" Tibet is renowned for its high mountains, stunning lakes, and awesome Buddhist monasteries. It is also well known for the unique culture of the Tibetan people, where Tibetan Buddhism is a major part of their everyday lives. And for anyone, esp. to cultural explorers, planning a trip to Tibet to explore the amazing culture, there are some things that you should never miss experiencing whilst in Tibet.<\/p>\r\n In Tibet, sweet milky tea is one of the most popular beverages you can find. Every Tibetan drinks tea, and the teahouse culture of Tibet has become a major cultural experience. And these teahouses are much more than just somewhere to get a cup of tea. Along with the usual sweet Tibetan tea, the teahouse in Tibet is just as well known for the social aspects as well.<\/p>\r\n For a Tibetan, especially those in the capital, a visit to the teahouse<\/a> is like visiting the coffee shops in the western world. Students come to chat and study, groups of younger people come in to play games of dice and chance, and the elderly gather to discuss family issues and other topics as they enjoy their sweet tea. You can even find Tibetan Buddhist monks and lamas enjoying tea in the teahouses, some even still meditating over their tea with prayer wheels in hand.<\/p>\r\n There are a huge number of teahouses in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, and for anyone wanting to experience this unique cultural delight, there is nowhere better. One of the most unusual is the Tsamkhung Nunnery teahouse (also known as the Canggu Nunnery), which is located inside a peaceful Buddhist nunnery in Lhasa. Though built in the downtown area, the teahouse of Tsamkhaung Nunnery offers you a nice and quiet place from hustle and bustle of the Barkhor Street and the nuns work daily providing tea to help fund the nunnery.<\/p>\r\n The Guangming Sweet Tea House is located near Barkhor Street, and is renowned as the most famous teahouse in Lhasa. The atmosphere is more boisterous and louder than most teahouses, and the shop is popular with many locals and tourists.<\/p>\r\n The Shan Dong Sweet Tea House, near the Potala Palace, is located inside an actual cave, with the ceiling being the roof of the cave itself. A unique location for drinking tea in one of the most atmospheric locations in Lhasa, this tea-cave is popular with the locals.<\/p>\r\n For Tibetans, the kora is a ritual kind of pilgrimage and meditative practice around a sacred or holy site. These short pilgrimage journeys around holy sites are a ritual or ceremony to the gods, and are an integral part of the life of all Tibetan Buddhists. - Check the top six kora routes in Tibet<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\r\n The literal meaning of the word kora comes from the Tibetan word, “skor ra”, which translates as meaning \"circumambulation\" or \"revolution\". The practice of performing kora pilgrimage comes from the introduction of Buddhism in Tibet in the 7th century.<\/p>\r\n Each step taken on a kora walk is meant to move the pilgrim further along the path towards enlightenment, the aim of all living beings in Buddhism. By performing the kora with a passionate motivation, one can seek out wisdom in compassion, and can purify the soul of negative feelings.<\/p>\r\n One of the most popular kora routes in Tibet is the route around the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, which follows the roads of the famous Barkhor Street. Following one of the busiest streets in Lhasa, the ancient circuit around the temple is considered to be one of the most sacred kora circuits in Tibet.<\/p>\r\n The route of the kora covers around five kilometers in total, and you can see Tibetan pilgrims walking the kora daily, with many completing several circuits of the temple in one day. The route around the temple has prayer wheels at certain locations along Barkhor Street, for the pilgrims to spin and pray with as they walk.<\/p>\r\n A Nangma Hall is a Tibetan dance hall, many of which can be found in different locations around Lhasa and across Tibet. Often also called Langma, these halls are the Tibetan equivalent of the disco or nightclub, and are a popular place to spend an evening in Lhasa. These dance halls and nightclubs can be found all over Lhasa, and the name “Nangma” has even been used as the name of one of Tibet’s popular traditional Tibetan bands.<\/p>\r\n One of the traditional styles of music and dance in Tibet, Nangma is the more common type of show, while the classical Tibetan operas are normally only performed at festivals and events. - Find out how our clients enjoy the Nangma Hall in Lhasa<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\r\n The traditional Nangma Halls in Tibet offer a great evening’s entertainment in a traditional Tibetan style, including folk dances, modern dancing, and even something good to eat. While some of the halls only offer performances, there are plenty that also allows you to get up and dance with your friends, in a form of circular line-dancing.<\/p>\r\n Across the city, you can find the Tianzhige Nightclub, the Mengbala Nightclub, the Western Singing and Dancing Hall, the Tanggu Lafeng, the Blue Huiyi, and the Lhasa Soho, among others. Most of the nightclubs are in the area around the Potala Palace, stretching from Norbulingka in the west to the Jokhang Temple in the east.<\/p>\r\n Tibetan cuisine is specifically related to and influenced by the altitude and landscape of the plateau, as well as the traditions and practices of the people. Influenced by India and Nepal, Tibetan cuisine is known for its use of noodles, goat and yak meats, mutton, dumplings, and cheese, as well as including butter, yogurt, and lots of soups.<\/p>\r\n One of the best places to get good local ingredients is the famous Tromsikhang Market, where you can find most of the typical Tibetan specialties. We offer a one-day cooking course to help you learn about Tibetan cuisine and the different dishes, and you can learn how to make tsampa balls and momos, two of the most dexterous types of dishes in Tibet. You can also learn more about how the ingredients blend together to make delicious dishes from minimal content. - Join Tibet culinary tour and discover the authentic Tibetan cuisines with our local food experts.<\/a> <\/em><\/p>\r\n One of the best shows to hit Lhasa in the last decades, the Princess Wencheng stage show<\/a> is a must-see for anyone visiting the Tibetan capital. Telling the story of the life of the “Chinese Wife” of the Tibetan king, Songtsen Gampo, in the 7th century, this unique show gives an idea on the significance of the famous princess in both Tibetan Buddhism and the local Tibetan culture of today. To our clients, you can use our easy booking and convenient transfer to enjoy the outdoor musical.<\/p>\r\n The drama play is held in the Princess Wencheng Theater, in the China Tibetan Culture and Tourist Creative Park in Chengguan District of Lhasa, and is an outdoor theater show that is filled with dancing and music, lights, and stunning costumes.<\/p>\r\n Held on the 25th day of the 10th month in the Tibetan calendar, the Tsongkhapa Butter Lamp Festival<\/a>, also known as the Gaden Ngachen Chenmo Festival, is one of the most important festivals for Tibetan culture. The festival celebrates the life and death of Je Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, and is an extravaganza of butter lanterns and butter lamps that are lit across the city.<\/p>\r\n The best place to be is on Barkhor Street, where you can join the pilgrims as they walk to kora around the Jokhang Temple, before seeing the amazing spectacle of lit lanterns and candles that line to rooftops and windowsills of the city.<\/p>\r\n As the spiritual heart of Tibet, Lhasa has more local experiences to explore in each season. And we offer you a variety of inspiring Lhasa tours<\/a> for authentic Tibetan discovery. From the delights of Tibetan teahouses and Nangma nightclubs to the wonders of Tibetan opera, the historical depiction of the Chinese princess who changed Tibet, and the Buddhist rituals of the kora and the festivals, a trip to Lhasa is one of the best ways to understand and learn more about the unique people on the Roof of the World.<\/p>","richtext":"1","template":"24","mobiletemplate":"219","menuindex":"57","searchable":"1","cacheable":"0","createdby":"31","createdon":"1584009885","editedby":"28","editedon":"1584583674","deleted":"0","deletedon":"0","deletedby":"0","publishedon":"1584583674","publishedby":"28","menutitle":"6 Experiences Cultural Explorers Shouldn't Miss in Lhasa","donthit":"0","haskeywords":"0","hasmetatags":"0","privateweb":"0","privatemgr":"0","content_dispo":"0","hidemenu":"0","alias_visible":"1","title":["title","6 Experiences Cultural Explorers Shouldn't Miss in Lhasa","","","text"],"keywords":["keywords","Lhasa tour, Lhasa culture tour, Tibet cultural tour, top things to experience in Tibet, things to do in Lhasa","","","text"],"seo_description":["seo_description","From the Tibetan teahouses and Nangma nightclubs to Princess Wencheng, and the Buddhist rituals of the kora and the festivals, a trip to Lhasa is one of the best ways to understand and learn more about the unique people on the Roof of the World.","","","text"],"sitemap_priority":["sitemap_priority","0.5","","","dropdown"],"sitemap_changefreq":["sitemap_changefreq","monthly","","","dropdown"],"small_pic":["small_pic","https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/lhasa\/lhasa-travel-guide\/tibetan-teahouse-sweet-tea480.jpg","","&align=none","image"],"h1title":["h1title","6 Experiences Cultural Explorers Shouldn't Miss in Lhasa","","","text"],"travelGuru":["travelGuru","16","","","dropdown"],"arcsmallpic":["arcsmallpic","https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/lhasa\/lhasa-travel-guide\/tibetan-teahouse-sweet-tea480.jpg","image","&alttext=[+h1title+]&align=none","image"],"viewsCounts":["viewsCounts","","","","text"],"infosidebar":["infosidebar","{{traveltips}}","","","dropdown"],"articletips":["articletips","","","","text"],"tags":["tags","How to Travel Tibet||Tibet Food & Restaurant||Tibet Culture||Tibet Festivals","","","checkbox"],"amp-mhtml":["amp-mhtml","","","","textarea"],"amp-mhtml-1":["amp-mhtml-1"," Tibet is renowned for its high mountains, stunning lakes, and awesome Buddhist monasteries. It is also well known for the unique culture of the Tibetan people, where Tibetan Buddhism is a major part of their everyday lives. And for anyone, esp. to cultural explorers, planning a trip to Tibet to explore the amazing culture, there are some things that you should never miss experiencing whilst in Tibet.<\/p>\r\n In Tibet, sweet milky tea is one of the most popular beverages you can find. Every Tibetan drinks tea, and the teahouse culture of Tibet has become a major cultural experience. And these teahouses are much more than just somewhere to get a cup of tea. Along with the usual sweet Tibetan tea, the teahouse in Tibet is just as well known for the social aspects as well.<\/p>\r\n\r\n For a Tibetan, especially those in the capital, a visit to the teahouse<\/a> is like visiting the coffee shops in the western world. Students come to chat and study, groups of younger people come in to play games of dice and chance, and the elderly gather to discuss family issues and other topics as they enjoy their sweet tea. You can even find Tibetan Buddhist monks and lamas enjoying tea in the teahouses, some even still meditating over their tea with prayer wheels in hand.<\/p>\r\n There are a huge number of teahouses in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, and for anyone wanting to experience this unique cultural delight, there is nowhere better. One of the most unusual is the Tsamkhung Nunnery teahouse (also known as the Canggu Nunnery), which is located inside a peaceful Buddhist nunnery in Lhasa. Though built in the downtown area, the teahouse of Tsamkhaung Nunnery offers you a nice and quiet place from hustle and bustle of the Barkhor Street and the nuns work daily providing tea to help fund the nunnery.<\/p>\r\n\r\n The Guangming Sweet Tea House is located near Barkhor Street, and is renowned as the most famous teahouse in Lhasa. The atmosphere is more boisterous and louder than most teahouses, and the shop is popular with many locals and tourists.<\/p>\r\n The Shan Dong Sweet Tea House, near the Potala Palace, is located inside an actual cave, with the ceiling being the roof of the cave itself. A unique location for drinking tea in one of the most atmospheric locations in Lhasa, this tea-cave is popular with the locals.<\/p>\r\n For Tibetans, the kora is a ritual kind of pilgrimage and meditative practice around a sacred or holy site. These short pilgrimage journeys around holy sites are a ritual or ceremony to the gods, and are an integral part of the life of all Tibetan Buddhists. - Check the top six kora routes in Tibet<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\r\n The literal meaning of the word kora comes from the Tibetan word, “skor ra”, which translates as meaning \"circumambulation\" or \"revolution\". The practice of performing kora pilgrimage comes from the introduction of Buddhism in Tibet in the 7th century.<\/p>\r\n Each step taken on a kora walk is meant to move the pilgrim further along the path towards enlightenment, the aim of all living beings in Buddhism. By performing the kora with a passionate motivation, one can seek out wisdom in compassion, and can purify the soul of negative feelings.<\/p>\r\n One of the most popular kora routes in Tibet is the route around the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, which follows the roads of the famous Barkhor Street. Following one of the busiest streets in Lhasa, the ancient circuit around the temple is considered to be one of the most sacred kora circuits in Tibet.<\/p>\r\n\r\n The route of the kora covers around five kilometers in total, and you can see Tibetan pilgrims walking the kora daily, with many completing several circuits of the temple in one day. The route around the temple has prayer wheels at certain locations along Barkhor Street, for the pilgrims to spin and pray with as they walk.<\/p>\r\n A Nangma Hall is a Tibetan dance hall, many of which can be found in different locations around Lhasa and across Tibet. Often also called Langma, these halls are the Tibetan equivalent of the disco or nightclub, and are a popular place to spend an evening in Lhasa. These dance halls and nightclubs can be found all over Lhasa, and the name “Nangma” has even been used as the name of one of Tibet’s popular traditional Tibetan bands.<\/p>\r\n\r\n One of the traditional styles of music and dance in Tibet, Nangma is the more common type of show, while the classical Tibetan operas are normally only performed at festivals and events. - Find out how our clients enjoy the Nangma Hall in Lhasa<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\r\n The traditional Nangma Halls in Tibet offer a great evening’s entertainment in a traditional Tibetan style, including folk dances, modern dancing, and even something good to eat. While some of the halls only offer performances, there are plenty that also allows you to get up and dance with your friends, in a form of circular line-dancing.<\/p>\r\n Across the city, you can find the Tianzhige Nightclub, the Mengbala Nightclub, the Western Singing and Dancing Hall, the Tanggu Lafeng, the Blue Huiyi, and the Lhasa Soho, among others. Most of the nightclubs are in the area around the Potala Palace, stretching from Norbulingka in the west to the Jokhang Temple in the east.<\/p>\r\n Tibetan cuisine is specifically related to and influenced by the altitude and landscape of the plateau, as well as the traditions and practices of the people. Influenced by India and Nepal, Tibetan cuisine is known for its use of noodles, goat and yak meats, mutton, dumplings, and cheese, as well as including butter, yogurt, and lots of soups.<\/p>\r\n\r\n One of the best places to get good local ingredients is the famous Tromsikhang Market, where you can find most of the typical Tibetan specialties. We offer a one-day cooking course to help you learn about Tibetan cuisine and the different dishes, and you can learn how to make tsampa balls and momos, two of the most dexterous types of dishes in Tibet. You can also learn more about how the ingredients blend together to make delicious dishes from minimal content. - Join Tibet culinary tour and discover the authentic Tibetan cuisines with our local food experts.<\/a> <\/em><\/p>\r\n One of the best shows to hit Lhasa in the last decades, the Princess Wencheng stage show<\/a> is a must-see for anyone visiting the Tibetan capital. Telling the story of the life of the “Chinese Wife” of the Tibetan king, Songtsen Gampo, in the 7th century, this unique show gives an idea on the significance of the famous princess in both Tibetan Buddhism and the local Tibetan culture of today. To our clients, you can use our easy booking and convenient transfer to enjoy the outdoor musical.<\/p>\r\n\r\n The drama play is held in the Princess Wencheng Theater, in the China Tibetan Culture and Tourist Creative Park in Chengguan District of Lhasa, and is an outdoor theater show that is filled with dancing and music, lights, and stunning costumes.<\/p>\r\n Held on the 25th day of the 10th month in the Tibetan calendar, the Tsongkhapa Butter Lamp Festival<\/a>, also known as the Gaden Ngachen Chenmo Festival, is one of the most important festivals for Tibetan culture. The festival celebrates the life and death of Je Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, and is an extravaganza of butter lanterns and butter lamps that are lit across the city.<\/p>\r\n\r\n The best place to be is on Barkhor Street, where you can join the pilgrims as they walk to kora around the Jokhang Temple, before seeing the amazing spectacle of lit lanterns and candles that line to rooftops and windowsills of the city.<\/p>\r\n As the spiritual heart of Tibet, Lhasa has more local experiences to explore in each season. And we offer you a variety of inspiring Lhasa tours<\/a> for authentic Tibetan discovery. From the delights of Tibetan teahouses and Nangma nightclubs to the wonders of Tibetan opera, the historical depiction of the Chinese princess who changed Tibet, and the Buddhist rituals of the kora and the festivals, a trip to Lhasa is one of the best ways to understand and learn more about the unique people on the Roof of the World.<\/p>","","","textarea"],"relate-art":["relate-art","6925,7007,7464,7468,7522,7585,8437,8133","","","text"]},"url":"http:\/\/www.tibettravel.org\/tibet-travel-advice\/top-cultural-experiences-in-lhasa.html","date":"Mar 19,2020"},{"id":"5493","type":"document","contentType":"text\/html","pagetitle":"How to Plan a 10 Days Tibet Tour? Top Tour Options of 10 Days in Tibet","longtitle":"How to Plan a 10 Days Tibet Tour? Top Tour Options of 10 Days in Tibet","description":"","alias":"how-to-plan-10-days-tibet-tour","link_attributes":"","published":"1","pub_date":"0","unpub_date":"0","parent":"2847","isfolder":"0","introtext":"How to plan a 10-day Tibet tour? Here we will introduce you to our classic 10-day tour that includes Mount Everest Base Camp and Lake Namtso, as well as other ten-day tours covering China, Tibet and Nepal.","content":" If you have ten days for a trip to Tibet, then you can spend some real quality time enjoying the delights of the Tibetan plateau land. Here, we will introduce you to our classic 10-day tour that includes Mount Everest Base Camp and Lake Namtso, as well as other ten-day tours covering China, Tibet and Nepal.<\/p>\r\n Our most recommended ten-day tour of Tibet is the classic 10-day Lhasa to EBC and Lake Namtso tour<\/a>, which gives you the chance to take in the world's highest mountain and the stunning landscapes along the route, as well as visiting the largest lake in Tibet, and one of the most sacred lakes, that is a major pilgrimage destination.<\/p>\r\n The 10-day Lhasa Everest Namtso tour gives you three full days in Lhasa to explore the sights, as well as a four-day trip to Everest and back, two days to visit Lake Namtso to the north, and a last day in the capital before leaving.<\/p>\r\n Upon your arrival at Lhasa, you’ll get a good rest in the hotel for the gradually acclimatizing to the increasing altitude. On the second day, you’ll climb up to the most iconic Potala Palace and enjoy the stunning vista of Lhasa Valley from the top. After lunch, you’ll make worship at Jokhang Temple, the spiritual center of Tibetan Buddhism. Then you can follow the Barkhor Kora around the Jokhang Temple with the local pilgrims and enjoy a cup of Tibetan sweet tea at the teahouse. On the third day, you’ll explore the biggest monastery kitchen at Drepung Monastery and watch the energetic monks debating at Sera Monastery.<\/p>\r\n On the fourth day, you’ll travel west along Sino-Nepal Highway to Shigatse and take in the best highlights of Tibet en route. Driving over Gampala Pass out of Lhasa, you’ll enjoy the amazing view of turquoise Yamdrok Lake and the holy Mount Nyenchen Khangsar. Then you pay a short visit to the Karola Glacier, Manak Dam Lake, Pelkor Monastery and Gyantse Kumbum in Gyantse, the third-largest city of Tibet. On the fifth day, you’ll explore the home of Panchan Lama - Tashilhunpo Monastery and enjoy the panoramic view of the Himalayas at Gawula Pass. Driving along the zigzag road, you’ll get to the base camp of Mount Everest on the Tibetan side. If the weather allows, you’ll catch the spectacular sunset over the summit. After one night rest at the foot of Mt. Everest, you can get up early for the mesmerizing sunrise and visit the world’s highest monastery - Rongbuk Monastery. Then you’ll travel back to Shigatse and Lhasa on the seventh day.<\/p>\r\n After a good rest in Lhasa, you’ll travel north to the holy Namtso Lake and take a leisurely trek around Tashi Dor Island. On ninth day, you’ll enjoy the natural hot spring at Yampachen and visit the Chimelong Nunnery and have a far view of the sky burial site nearby. Finally, you’ll get back to Lhasa.<\/p>\r\n On the tenth day, our local Tibetan tour guide will send you to the airport or train station and help you get on board.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Lhasa Everest and Lake Namtso tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n There are a huge number of options for those that have around ten days to spare in Tibet. As well as offering a great tour to EBC and Lake Namtso, we can also offer other packages for ten days, including 10-day Tibet tours, 10-day China Tibet tours, 10-day Tibet Nepal tours, 10-day China Tibet Nepal tours, etc.<\/p>\r\n Tibet has some of the best luxury hotels in China, from the stunning Shangri La to the Intercontinental, and the outstanding St. Regis Resort. This luxurious trip of EBC and Namtso<\/a> takes in the plateau in style.<\/p>\r\n After sightseeing in Lhasa, you will head for the second city of Tibet, Shigatse. Passing alongside Lake Yamdrok and the Karola Glacier, you will arrive in Shigatse in a comfortable vehicle, and stay in one of the best hotels in the city, the Shigatse Qomo Langzong Hotel.<\/p>\r\n Then it is on to EBC, for the world’s highest mountain. This is where the lodging for the night can be basic, but is well worth the experience of traditional Tibetan styles of living.<\/p>\r\n After heading back to Lhasa, you will then head north to Lake Namtso. After touring around the lake for the afternoon, you will be driven to the town of Damxung, where you will stay at the refined Damxung Bainma Hotel.<\/p>\r\n Nyingchi is reputed as the Switzerland of Tibet for the humid climate and the fabulous landscape. After exploring the Giant Cypress Trees and the Lulang Forest, you’ll enjoy the sights of the Ranwu Lake and Midui Glacier in Bomi Town.<\/p>\r\n Heading back to Nyingchi, you will drive along the new expressway to Lhasa, following the beautiful Niyang River Valley. In the capital, you will get to visit the iconic sites of the city, including the Jokhang Temple and the Potala Palace.<\/p>\r\n Then you head north from the city to Damxung County and Lake Namtso. Here, you will get to explore the shores of the lake, before heading south to relax in the Yangpachen Hot Spring before returning to Lhasa.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Nyingchi Lhasa Namtso tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n After arriving in Xining, the start of the famous Qingzang railway, you will spend the day touring China’s largest lake, before taking an overnight train from the Qinghai Provincial capital to Lhasa. There, you will spend the first days acclimatizing while you do some sightseeing.<\/p>\r\n Then you travel across the plateau to EBC, to stand in the shadow of the world’s highest mountain. The trip also includes stops in Gyantse, to explore one of the most unusual stupas in the world, the Kumbum Stupa. The only one of its kind on the plateau, this amazing construction is made up of 9 levels and 108 chapels, with thousands of images of Buddha inside.<\/p>\r\n In Shigatse, you will visit the famous Tashilhunpo Monastery, which was built in the 15th century by the 1st Dalai Lama, and is the seat of the Panchen Lama.<\/p>\r\n From Shigatse, you travel overland to the final destination in the west of Tibet, Mount Everest Base Camp. The base camp is also one of the best places in the world for the great views of the summit of Mount Everest, and you get the chance to get some great sunset and sunrise photos of the golden sun on the slopes of the World’s Highest Mountain.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Xining Lhasa Everest train tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n If you are thinking of doing some sightseeing in China before heading for the plateau, then this is the best option for you. This astounding 10 days tour takes you to the two major capitals of China throughout the ages, the modern capital of Beijing and the ancient Imperial capital of Xi’an, as well as the World’s Highest Capital City and the largest city in China.<\/p>\r\n The tour starts with a tour around the city of Beijing, including the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, and the Great Wall of China.<\/p>\r\n Then you take the High-Speed train to Xi’an, where you can visit the famous Terracotta Warriors, built to accompany the First Emperor on into the afterlife after his death.<\/p>\r\n Then you will fly to Lhasa, to tour the City of Sunshine as you acclimatize to the altitude. Here you can visit the famous Potala Palace, the sacred Jokhang Temple, and the many monasteries of the city for a couple of days.<\/p>\r\n Then fly direct to Shanghai for the last days of the trip, to experience the largest city in China and one of the major commercial centers around the globe, where you can visit such famous sites as The Bund, the Yu Garden, and much more.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Beijing Xian Lhasa Shanghai tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n One of the most iconic tours from Lhasa to Kathmandu, this trip begins with a tour of the capital of Lhasa, including the Potala Palace and the Jokhang Temple. Then you head out of the city to head south into Lhoka, to visit the Cradle of Tibetan Civilization.<\/p>\r\n After touring Samye Monastery and Yungbulakang Palace, you will head back northwest, to visit Lake Yamdrok, before heading through Gyantse, where you will see the Kumbum Stupa, to Shigatse, home of the Tashilhunpo Monastery.<\/p>\r\n Then it is off to the famous Sakya Monastery, before heading off to spend the night in the shade of Mount Everest, the world’s highest mountain. After a night at the Rongbuk Monastery, you head off to the border at Gyirong Port for your crossing into Nepal and on to Kathmandu.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Lhasa Tsedang Kathmandu tour <\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n A journey of intense discovery, this trip starts in Xi’an, the ancient capital of Imperial China. The tour in the city includes a trip out to visit the famous Terracotta Army, built to accompany the First Emperor into the afterlife. You can also visit the Shaanxi History Museum, enjoy the different sights of the city’s Muslim Quarter, and pray at the Big Wild Geese Pagoda.<\/p>\r\n Then you fly off to Lhasa, to tour this amazing city on the plateau. Here, you can visit the Jokhang Temple, the Potala Palace, and several monasteries, before flying off to Kathmandu in Nepal.<\/p>\r\n In the Kathmandu Valley, you will spend a few days exploring the unique Hindu and Buddhist religious sites, including the Kathmandu Durbar (Royal) Square and Patan City, as well as Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, and Bhaktapur.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Xian Lhasa Kathmandu tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n If you are looking for a trip that combines the unique cultures of three separate destinations in one, then this ten-day trip from Beijing to Lhasa and Kathmandu<\/a> is one of the best options you will find.<\/p>\r\n The tour begins with a couple of days in the Chinese capital, exploring the delights of the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace, as well as taking a trip to stand on top of the Great Wall at Mutianyu.<\/p>\r\n Then you will take a flight from the capital to the heights of the plateau, to spend a couple of days sightseeing in Lhasa while you acclimatize. Enjoy the sights of the iconic Potala Palace and the Sacred Jokhang Temple, before heading across the plateau via Gyantse and Shigatse to Everest Base Camp (EBC). From there, after an overnight stay, you continue on to the border at Gyirong Port, from where you can transfer to the exotic capital of Nepal, Kathmandu, for an enchanting visit to the Kathmandu Valley.<\/p>\r\n For anyone with ten days to spend in China, you have a wealth of options for tours to many of the amazing places in both Tibet and mainland China. The 10 days tours<\/a> can give you a wide range of experiences, and depend solely on what you want to experience during your tour. So if you are ready to spend ten days exploring the best that China has to offer, come talk to our professional advisors, who will be happy to help you explore the Roof of the World.<\/p>","richtext":"1","template":"24","mobiletemplate":"219","menuindex":"0","searchable":"1","cacheable":"0","createdby":"12","createdon":"1474945603","editedby":"28","editedon":"1584412335","deleted":"0","deletedon":"0","deletedby":"0","publishedon":"1584412196","publishedby":"28","menutitle":"How to Plan a 10 Days Tibet Tour? Top Tour Options of 10 Days in Tibet","donthit":"0","haskeywords":"0","hasmetatags":"0","privateweb":"0","privatemgr":"0","content_dispo":"0","hidemenu":"0","alias_visible":"1","htm":{"id":"5493","type":"document","contentType":"text\/html","pagetitle":"How to Plan a 10 Days Tibet Tour? Top Tour Options of 10 Days in Tibet","longtitle":"How to Plan a 10 Days Tibet Tour? 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Here, we will introduce you to our classic 10-day tour that includes Mount Everest Base Camp and Lake Namtso, as well as other ten-day tours covering China, Tibet and Nepal.<\/p>\r\n Our most recommended ten-day tour of Tibet is the classic 10-day Lhasa to EBC and Lake Namtso tour<\/a>, which gives you the chance to take in the world's highest mountain and the stunning landscapes along the route, as well as visiting the largest lake in Tibet, and one of the most sacred lakes, that is a major pilgrimage destination.<\/p>\r\n The 10-day Lhasa Everest Namtso tour gives you three full days in Lhasa to explore the sights, as well as a four-day trip to Everest and back, two days to visit Lake Namtso to the north, and a last day in the capital before leaving.<\/p>\r\n Upon your arrival at Lhasa, you’ll get a good rest in the hotel for the gradually acclimatizing to the increasing altitude. On the second day, you’ll climb up to the most iconic Potala Palace and enjoy the stunning vista of Lhasa Valley from the top. After lunch, you’ll make worship at Jokhang Temple, the spiritual center of Tibetan Buddhism. Then you can follow the Barkhor Kora around the Jokhang Temple with the local pilgrims and enjoy a cup of Tibetan sweet tea at the teahouse. On the third day, you’ll explore the biggest monastery kitchen at Drepung Monastery and watch the energetic monks debating at Sera Monastery.<\/p>\r\n On the fourth day, you’ll travel west along Sino-Nepal Highway to Shigatse and take in the best highlights of Tibet en route. Driving over Gampala Pass out of Lhasa, you’ll enjoy the amazing view of turquoise Yamdrok Lake and the holy Mount Nyenchen Khangsar. Then you pay a short visit to the Karola Glacier, Manak Dam Lake, Pelkor Monastery and Gyantse Kumbum in Gyantse, the third-largest city of Tibet. On the fifth day, you’ll explore the home of Panchan Lama - Tashilhunpo Monastery and enjoy the panoramic view of the Himalayas at Gawula Pass. Driving along the zigzag road, you’ll get to the base camp of Mount Everest on the Tibetan side. If the weather allows, you’ll catch the spectacular sunset over the summit. After one night rest at the foot of Mt. Everest, you can get up early for the mesmerizing sunrise and visit the world’s highest monastery - Rongbuk Monastery. Then you’ll travel back to Shigatse and Lhasa on the seventh day.<\/p>\r\n After a good rest in Lhasa, you’ll travel north to the holy Namtso Lake and take a leisurely trek around Tashi Dor Island. On ninth day, you’ll enjoy the natural hot spring at Yampachen and visit the Chimelong Nunnery and have a far view of the sky burial site nearby. Finally, you’ll get back to Lhasa.<\/p>\r\n On the tenth day, our local Tibetan tour guide will send you to the airport or train station and help you get on board.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Lhasa Everest and Lake Namtso tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n There are a huge number of options for those that have around ten days to spare in Tibet. As well as offering a great tour to EBC and Lake Namtso, we can also offer other packages for ten days, including 10-day Tibet tours, 10-day China Tibet tours, 10-day Tibet Nepal tours, 10-day China Tibet Nepal tours, etc.<\/p>\r\n Tibet has some of the best luxury hotels in China, from the stunning Shangri La to the Intercontinental, and the outstanding St. Regis Resort. This luxurious trip of EBC and Namtso<\/a> takes in the plateau in style.<\/p>\r\n After sightseeing in Lhasa, you will head for the second city of Tibet, Shigatse. Passing alongside Lake Yamdrok and the Karola Glacier, you will arrive in Shigatse in a comfortable vehicle, and stay in one of the best hotels in the city, the Shigatse Qomo Langzong Hotel.<\/p>\r\n Then it is on to EBC, for the world’s highest mountain. This is where the lodging for the night can be basic, but is well worth the experience of traditional Tibetan styles of living.<\/p>\r\n After heading back to Lhasa, you will then head north to Lake Namtso. After touring around the lake for the afternoon, you will be driven to the town of Damxung, where you will stay at the refined Damxung Bainma Hotel.<\/p>\r\n Nyingchi is reputed as the Switzerland of Tibet for the humid climate and the fabulous landscape. After exploring the Giant Cypress Trees and the Lulang Forest, you’ll enjoy the sights of the Ranwu Lake and Midui Glacier in Bomi Town.<\/p>\r\n Heading back to Nyingchi, you will drive along the new expressway to Lhasa, following the beautiful Niyang River Valley. In the capital, you will get to visit the iconic sites of the city, including the Jokhang Temple and the Potala Palace.<\/p>\r\n Then you head north from the city to Damxung County and Lake Namtso. Here, you will get to explore the shores of the lake, before heading south to relax in the Yangpachen Hot Spring before returning to Lhasa.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Nyingchi Lhasa Namtso tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n After arriving in Xining, the start of the famous Qingzang railway, you will spend the day touring China’s largest lake, before taking an overnight train from the Qinghai Provincial capital to Lhasa. There, you will spend the first days acclimatizing while you do some sightseeing.<\/p>\r\n Then you travel across the plateau to EBC, to stand in the shadow of the world’s highest mountain. The trip also includes stops in Gyantse, to explore one of the most unusual stupas in the world, the Kumbum Stupa. The only one of its kind on the plateau, this amazing construction is made up of 9 levels and 108 chapels, with thousands of images of Buddha inside.<\/p>\r\n In Shigatse, you will visit the famous Tashilhunpo Monastery, which was built in the 15th century by the 1st Dalai Lama, and is the seat of the Panchen Lama.<\/p>\r\n From Shigatse, you travel overland to the final destination in the west of Tibet, Mount Everest Base Camp. The base camp is also one of the best places in the world for the great views of the summit of Mount Everest, and you get the chance to get some great sunset and sunrise photos of the golden sun on the slopes of the World’s Highest Mountain.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Xining Lhasa Everest train tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n If you are thinking of doing some sightseeing in China before heading for the plateau, then this is the best option for you. This astounding 10 days tour takes you to the two major capitals of China throughout the ages, the modern capital of Beijing and the ancient Imperial capital of Xi’an, as well as the World’s Highest Capital City and the largest city in China.<\/p>\r\n The tour starts with a tour around the city of Beijing, including the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, and the Great Wall of China.<\/p>\r\n Then you take the High-Speed train to Xi’an, where you can visit the famous Terracotta Warriors, built to accompany the First Emperor on into the afterlife after his death.<\/p>\r\n Then you will fly to Lhasa, to tour the City of Sunshine as you acclimatize to the altitude. Here you can visit the famous Potala Palace, the sacred Jokhang Temple, and the many monasteries of the city for a couple of days.<\/p>\r\n Then fly direct to Shanghai for the last days of the trip, to experience the largest city in China and one of the major commercial centers around the globe, where you can visit such famous sites as The Bund, the Yu Garden, and much more.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Beijing Xian Lhasa Shanghai tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n One of the most iconic tours from Lhasa to Kathmandu, this trip begins with a tour of the capital of Lhasa, including the Potala Palace and the Jokhang Temple. Then you head out of the city to head south into Lhoka, to visit the Cradle of Tibetan Civilization.<\/p>\r\n After touring Samye Monastery and Yungbulakang Palace, you will head back northwest, to visit Lake Yamdrok, before heading through Gyantse, where you will see the Kumbum Stupa, to Shigatse, home of the Tashilhunpo Monastery.<\/p>\r\n Then it is off to the famous Sakya Monastery, before heading off to spend the night in the shade of Mount Everest, the world’s highest mountain. After a night at the Rongbuk Monastery, you head off to the border at Gyirong Port for your crossing into Nepal and on to Kathmandu.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Lhasa Tsedang Kathmandu tour <\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n A journey of intense discovery, this trip starts in Xi’an, the ancient capital of Imperial China. The tour in the city includes a trip out to visit the famous Terracotta Army, built to accompany the First Emperor into the afterlife. You can also visit the Shaanxi History Museum, enjoy the different sights of the city’s Muslim Quarter, and pray at the Big Wild Geese Pagoda.<\/p>\r\n Then you fly off to Lhasa, to tour this amazing city on the plateau. Here, you can visit the Jokhang Temple, the Potala Palace, and several monasteries, before flying off to Kathmandu in Nepal.<\/p>\r\n In the Kathmandu Valley, you will spend a few days exploring the unique Hindu and Buddhist religious sites, including the Kathmandu Durbar (Royal) Square and Patan City, as well as Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, and Bhaktapur.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Xian Lhasa Kathmandu tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n If you are looking for a trip that combines the unique cultures of three separate destinations in one, then this ten-day trip from Beijing to Lhasa and Kathmandu<\/a> is one of the best options you will find.<\/p>\r\n The tour begins with a couple of days in the Chinese capital, exploring the delights of the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace, as well as taking a trip to stand on top of the Great Wall at Mutianyu.<\/p>\r\n Then you will take a flight from the capital to the heights of the plateau, to spend a couple of days sightseeing in Lhasa while you acclimatize. Enjoy the sights of the iconic Potala Palace and the Sacred Jokhang Temple, before heading across the plateau via Gyantse and Shigatse to Everest Base Camp (EBC). From there, after an overnight stay, you continue on to the border at Gyirong Port, from where you can transfer to the exotic capital of Nepal, Kathmandu, for an enchanting visit to the Kathmandu Valley.<\/p>\r\n For anyone with ten days to spend in China, you have a wealth of options for tours to many of the amazing places in both Tibet and mainland China. The 10 days tours<\/a> can give you a wide range of experiences, and depend solely on what you want to experience during your tour. So if you are ready to spend ten days exploring the best that China has to offer, come talk to our professional advisors, who will be happy to help you explore the Roof of the World.<\/p>","richtext":"1","template":"24","mobiletemplate":"219","menuindex":"0","searchable":"1","cacheable":"0","createdby":"12","createdon":"1474945603","editedby":"28","editedon":"1584412335","deleted":"0","deletedon":"0","deletedby":"0","publishedon":"1584412196","publishedby":"28","menutitle":"How to Plan a 10 Days Tibet Tour? Top Tour Options of 10 Days in Tibet","donthit":"0","haskeywords":"0","hasmetatags":"0","privateweb":"0","privatemgr":"0","content_dispo":"0","hidemenu":"0","alias_visible":"1","title":["title","How to Plan a 10 Days Tibet Tour? 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Here, we will introduce you to our classic 10-day tour that includes Mount Everest Base Camp and Lake Namtso, as well as other ten-day tours covering China, Tibet and Nepal.<\/p>\r\n Our most recommended ten-day tour of Tibet is the classic 10-day Lhasa to EBC and Lake Namtso tour<\/a>, which gives you the chance to take in the world's highest mountain and the stunning landscapes along the route, as well as visiting the largest lake in Tibet, and one of the most sacred lakes, that is a major pilgrimage destination.<\/p>\r\n\r\n The 10-day Lhasa Everest Namtso tour gives you three full days in Lhasa to explore the sights, as well as a four-day trip to Everest and back, two days to visit Lake Namtso to the north, and a last day in the capital before leaving.<\/p>\r\n Upon your arrival at Lhasa, you’ll get a good rest in the hotel for the gradually acclimatizing to the increasing altitude. On the second day, you’ll climb up to the most iconic Potala Palace and enjoy the stunning vista of Lhasa Valley from the top. After lunch, you’ll make worship at Jokhang Temple, the spiritual center of Tibetan Buddhism. Then you can follow the Barkhor Kora around the Jokhang Temple with the local pilgrims and enjoy a cup of Tibetan sweet tea at the teahouse. On the third day, you’ll explore the biggest monastery kitchen at Drepung Monastery and watch the energetic monks debating at Sera Monastery.<\/p>\r\n On the fourth day, you’ll travel west along Sino-Nepal Highway to Shigatse and take in the best highlights of Tibet en route. Driving over Gampala Pass out of Lhasa, you’ll enjoy the amazing view of turquoise Yamdrok Lake and the holy Mount Nyenchen Khangsar. Then you pay a short visit to the Karola Glacier, Manak Dam Lake, Pelkor Monastery and Gyantse Kumbum in Gyantse, the third-largest city of Tibet. On the fifth day, you’ll explore the home of Panchan Lama - Tashilhunpo Monastery and enjoy the panoramic view of the Himalayas at Gawula Pass. Driving along the zigzag road, you’ll get to the base camp of Mount Everest on the Tibetan side. If the weather allows, you’ll catch the spectacular sunset over the summit. After one night rest at the foot of Mt. Everest, you can get up early for the mesmerizing sunrise and visit the world’s highest monastery - Rongbuk Monastery. Then you’ll travel back to Shigatse and Lhasa on the seventh day.<\/p>\r\n\r\n After a good rest in Lhasa, you’ll travel north to the holy Namtso Lake and take a leisurely trek around Tashi Dor Island. On ninth day, you’ll enjoy the natural hot spring at Yampachen and visit the Chimelong Nunnery and have a far view of the sky burial site nearby. Finally, you’ll get back to Lhasa.<\/p>\r\n On the tenth day, our local Tibetan tour guide will send you to the airport or train station and help you get on board.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Lhasa Everest and Lake Namtso tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n There are a huge number of options for those that have around ten days to spare in Tibet. As well as offering a great tour to EBC and Lake Namtso, we can also offer other packages for ten days, including 10-day Tibet tours, 10-day China Tibet tours, 10-day Tibet Nepal tours, 10-day China Tibet Nepal tours, etc.<\/p>\r\n Tibet has some of the best luxury hotels in China, from the stunning Shangri La to the Intercontinental, and the outstanding St. Regis Resort. This luxurious trip of EBC and Namtso<\/a> takes in the plateau in style.<\/p>\r\n\r\n After sightseeing in Lhasa, you will head for the second city of Tibet, Shigatse. Passing alongside Lake Yamdrok and the Karola Glacier, you will arrive in Shigatse in a comfortable vehicle, and stay in one of the best hotels in the city, the Shigatse Qomo Langzong Hotel.<\/p>\r\n Then it is on to EBC, for the world’s highest mountain. This is where the lodging for the night can be basic, but is well worth the experience of traditional Tibetan styles of living.<\/p>\r\n After heading back to Lhasa, you will then head north to Lake Namtso. After touring around the lake for the afternoon, you will be driven to the town of Damxung, where you will stay at the refined Damxung Bainma Hotel.<\/p>\r\n Nyingchi is reputed as the Switzerland of Tibet for the humid climate and the fabulous landscape. After exploring the Giant Cypress Trees and the Lulang Forest, you’ll enjoy the sights of the Ranwu Lake and Midui Glacier in Bomi Town.<\/p>\r\n Heading back to Nyingchi, you will drive along the new expressway to Lhasa, following the beautiful Niyang River Valley. In the capital, you will get to visit the iconic sites of the city, including the Jokhang Temple and the Potala Palace.<\/p>\r\n Then you head north from the city to Damxung County and Lake Namtso. Here, you will get to explore the shores of the lake, before heading south to relax in the Yangpachen Hot Spring before returning to Lhasa.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Nyingchi Lhasa Namtso tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n After arriving in Xining, the start of the famous Qingzang railway, you will spend the day touring China’s largest lake, before taking an overnight train from the Qinghai Provincial capital to Lhasa. There, you will spend the first days acclimatizing while you do some sightseeing.<\/p>\r\n\r\n Then you travel across the plateau to EBC, to stand in the shadow of the world’s highest mountain. The trip also includes stops in Gyantse, to explore one of the most unusual stupas in the world, the Kumbum Stupa. The only one of its kind on the plateau, this amazing construction is made up of 9 levels and 108 chapels, with thousands of images of Buddha inside.<\/p>\r\n In Shigatse, you will visit the famous Tashilhunpo Monastery, which was built in the 15th century by the 1st Dalai Lama, and is the seat of the Panchen Lama.<\/p>\r\n From Shigatse, you travel overland to the final destination in the west of Tibet, Mount Everest Base Camp. The base camp is also one of the best places in the world for the great views of the summit of Mount Everest, and you get the chance to get some great sunset and sunrise photos of the golden sun on the slopes of the World’s Highest Mountain.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Xining Lhasa Everest train tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n If you are thinking of doing some sightseeing in China before heading for the plateau, then this is the best option for you. This astounding 10 days tour takes you to the two major capitals of China throughout the ages, the modern capital of Beijing and the ancient Imperial capital of Xi’an, as well as the World’s Highest Capital City and the largest city in China.<\/p>\r\n\r\n The tour starts with a tour around the city of Beijing, including the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, and the Great Wall of China.<\/p>\r\n Then you take the High-Speed train to Xi’an, where you can visit the famous Terracotta Warriors, built to accompany the First Emperor on into the afterlife after his death.<\/p>\r\n Then you will fly to Lhasa, to tour the City of Sunshine as you acclimatize to the altitude. Here you can visit the famous Potala Palace, the sacred Jokhang Temple, and the many monasteries of the city for a couple of days.<\/p>\r\n Then fly direct to Shanghai for the last days of the trip, to experience the largest city in China and one of the major commercial centers around the globe, where you can visit such famous sites as The Bund, the Yu Garden, and much more.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Beijing Xian Lhasa Shanghai tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n One of the most iconic tours from Lhasa to Kathmandu, this trip begins with a tour of the capital of Lhasa, including the Potala Palace and the Jokhang Temple. Then you head out of the city to head south into Lhoka, to visit the Cradle of Tibetan Civilization.<\/p>\r\n\r\n After touring Samye Monastery and Yungbulakang Palace, you will head back northwest, to visit Lake Yamdrok, before heading through Gyantse, where you will see the Kumbum Stupa, to Shigatse, home of the Tashilhunpo Monastery.<\/p>\r\n Then it is off to the famous Sakya Monastery, before heading off to spend the night in the shade of Mount Everest, the world’s highest mountain. After a night at the Rongbuk Monastery, you head off to the border at Gyirong Port for your crossing into Nepal and on to Kathmandu.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Lhasa Tsedang Kathmandu tour <\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n A journey of intense discovery, this trip starts in Xi’an, the ancient capital of Imperial China. The tour in the city includes a trip out to visit the famous Terracotta Army, built to accompany the First Emperor into the afterlife. You can also visit the Shaanxi History Museum, enjoy the different sights of the city’s Muslim Quarter, and pray at the Big Wild Geese Pagoda.<\/p>\r\n\r\n Then you fly off to Lhasa, to tour this amazing city on the plateau. Here, you can visit the Jokhang Temple, the Potala Palace, and several monasteries, before flying off to Kathmandu in Nepal.<\/p>\r\n In the Kathmandu Valley, you will spend a few days exploring the unique Hindu and Buddhist religious sites, including the Kathmandu Durbar (Royal) Square and Patan City, as well as Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, and Bhaktapur.<\/p>\r\n >> See details of 10-day Xian Lhasa Kathmandu tour<\/a><\/em><\/p>\r\n If you are looking for a trip that combines the unique cultures of three separate destinations in one, then this ten-day trip from Beijing to Lhasa and Kathmandu<\/a> is one of the best options you will find.<\/p>\r\n\r\n The tour begins with a couple of days in the Chinese capital, exploring the delights of the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace, as well as taking a trip to stand on top of the Great Wall at Mutianyu.<\/p>\r\n Then you will take a flight from the capital to the heights of the plateau, to spend a couple of days sightseeing in Lhasa while you acclimatize. Enjoy the sights of the iconic Potala Palace and the Sacred Jokhang Temple, before heading across the plateau via Gyantse and Shigatse to Everest Base Camp (EBC). From there, after an overnight stay, you continue on to the border at Gyirong Port, from where you can transfer to the exotic capital of Nepal, Kathmandu, for an enchanting visit to the Kathmandu Valley.<\/p>\r\n For anyone with ten days to spend in China, you have a wealth of options for tours to many of the amazing places in both Tibet and mainland China. The 10 days tours<\/a> can give you a wide range of experiences, and depend solely on what you want to experience during your tour. So if you are ready to spend ten days exploring the best that China has to offer, come talk to our professional advisors, who will be happy to help you explore the Roof of the World.<\/p>","","","textarea"],"relate-art":["relate-art","8437,8609,8723,11702,9332,966,5488,9786","","","text"]},"url":"http:\/\/www.tibettravel.org\/10-days-tibet-tour\/how-to-plan-10-days-tibet-tour.html","date":"Mar 17,2020"},{"id":"10931","type":"document","contentType":"text\/html","pagetitle":"Tibet Trekking: Which Trek Is Right for You in Tibet?","longtitle":"Tibet Trekking: Which Trek Is Right for You in Tibet?","description":"","alias":"best-tibet-trek-routes","link_attributes":"","published":"1","pub_date":"0","unpub_date":"0","parent":"2981","isfolder":"0","introtext":"There is a trek for everyone in Tibet, but if you are having trouble choosing one for yourself for your first Tibetan trek, our experts can help match your interest with the most suitable trek for you.","content":" Trekking in Tibet is one of the most outstanding experiences on the plateau. Hiking through some of the most amazing landscapes in the world, you can choose from taking the challenging trek around Mount Kailash to something a little gentler, as the mild trek from Shalu to Nartang. There is a trek for everyone in Tibet, but if you are having trouble choosing one for yourself for your first Tibetan trek, our experts can help match your interest with the most suitable trek for you.<\/p>\r\n Notably one of the easiest treks in Tibet, and one of the few that are suitable for families, the three-day trek from Shalu Monastery to Nartang Monastery<\/a> is perfect for a first-timer to high-altitude trekking. The gentler days of hiking and the shorter route makes this more family-oriented than other treks, though it does reach altitudes of up to 5,000 meters.<\/p>\r\n Route: Shalu Monastery - Upper Lungsang - Ngor Monastery - Nartang Monastery If it is your first time to tackle a trek in Tibet, or you have a family bond when trekking with your kids, then this is the ideal trek for you. While it may reach high altitudes, the trekking is gentler and easier to manage, with a gradual climb up to the highest points of the hike.<\/p>\r\n The trek, while short, does visit several exciting sites of cultural importance in Tibet, including Upper Lungsang (4,060m), the Ripu Hermitage, the Show-La Pass, Char-la Pass (4,550m), Ngor Village, and the Sanskrit library at Ngor Monastery. Over the course of three days trekking, you will pass through several small Tibetan communities, cross the crests of at least two high passes, and get to tour around three stunning small monasteries in remote locations.<\/p>\r\n As well as being a great family trek, this unique hike between monasteries is actually a good opportunity for those that are interested in the typical Tibetan Buddhist culture. The only way to visit to the Ngor Monastery, with its unique Sanskrit library and unusual Newari murals from Nepal, this hike can give you a unique insight into the shared history of Tibet and Nepal.<\/p>\r\n Regarded in hiking circles to be one of the best high-altitude treks in the world, the trek from Ganden Monastery in Lhasa to Samye Monastery<\/a> in Lhoka is an amazing experience. Following an ancient pilgrimage trail between two of Tibet’s most culturally and historically important monasteries, the trek is also one of the most scenic hikes in Tibet.<\/p>\r\nHighly Recommended Tibetan Teahouses for You to Explore<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Enjoy](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/lhasa\/lhasa-travel-guide\/guangming-sweet-tea-house.jpg\" "\\"Enjoy")
Enjoy sweet tea in Lhasa Guangming sweet tea house<\/em><\/p>\r\nJoin the Kora with Local Pilgrims around Barkhor Street<\/h3>\r\n
What is Kora to Tibetans?<\/h4>\r\n
How to Enjoy the Kora around Barkhor Street<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Do](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/lhasa\/lhasa-travel-guide\/kora-around-barkhor-street.jpg\" "\\"Do")
Our client did kora around Barkhor Street with local Tibetan pilgrim.<\/em><\/p>\r\nEnjoy Lhasa Beers and Folk Performance at Nangma Hall<\/h3>\r\n
What is Nangma Hall?<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Experience](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/lhasa\/lhasa-travel-guide\/nangma-hall-is-a-tibetan-dance-hall.jpg\" "\\"Experience")
Experience Nangma Hall with our Tibetan guide in Lhasa<\/em><\/p>\r\nWhat can you experience at a typical Nangma Hall?<\/h4>\r\n
Highly Recommended Nangma Halls in Lhasa<\/h4>\r\n
Buy Local Ingredients at Tromsikhang Market for a Tibetan Cooking Class<\/h3>\r\n
What makes Tibetan cuisine so special?<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Learning](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/lhasa\/lhasa-travel-guide\/tibetan-cooking-class.jpg\" "\\"Learning")
Join in a Tibet culinary tour to learn how to make a Tibetan food in the cooking class.<\/em><\/p>\r\nWhat to expect for a Tibetan cooking class?<\/h4>\r\n
Watch the Epic Outdoor Drama \"Princess Wencheng\" at Night<\/h3>\r\n
Princess Wencheng Matters to the Understanding of Tibetan Culture<\/h4>\r\n
Princess Wencheng stage show\uff0ca must-see during your Tibet tour<\/em><\/p>\r\n
Where and what to expect for the epic Drama\uff1f<\/h4>\r\n
Light Candles and Join Pilgrimage for the Tsongkhapa Butter Lamp Festival<\/h3>\r\n
![\"Local](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/lhasa\/lhasa-travel-guide\/tsongkhapa-butter-lamp-festival.jpg\" "\\"Local")
Locals light Butter Lamp to celebrate Tsongkhapa Butter Lamp Festival in Lhasa.<\/em><\/p>\r\nConclusion<\/h3>\r\n
Sit with Locals for Sweet Tea in a Tibetan Teahouse<\/h3>\r\n
Why should you visit a Tibetan teahouse?<\/h4>\r\n
Tibetan sweet tea, the most popular Tibetan beverage<\/em><\/p>\r\nHighly Recommended Tibetan Teahouses for You to Explore<\/h4>\r\n
Enjoy sweet tea in Lhasa Guangming sweet tea house<\/em><\/p>\r\nJoin the Kora with Local Pilgrims around Barkhor Street<\/h3>\r\n
What is Kora to Tibetans?<\/h4>\r\n
How to Enjoy the Kora around Barkhor Street<\/h4>\r\n
Our client did kora around Barkhor Street with local Tibetan pilgrim.<\/em><\/p>\r\nEnjoy Lhasa Beers and Folk Performance at Nangma Hall<\/h3>\r\n
What is Nangma Hall?<\/h4>\r\n
Experience Nangma Hall with our Tibetan guide in Lhasa<\/em><\/p>\r\nWhat can you experience at a typical Nangma Hall?<\/h4>\r\n
Highly Recommended Nangma Halls in Lhasa<\/h4>\r\n
Buy Local Ingredients at Tromsikhang Market for a Tibetan Cooking Class<\/h3>\r\n
What makes Tibetan cuisine so special?<\/h4>\r\n
Join in a Tibet culinary tour to learn how to make a Tibetan food in the cooking class.<\/em><\/p>\r\nWhat to expect for a Tibetan cooking class?<\/h4>\r\n
Watch the Epic Outdoor Drama \"Princess Wencheng\" at Night<\/h3>\r\n
Princess Wencheng Matters to the Understanding of Tibetan Culture<\/h4>\r\n
Princess Wencheng stage show\uff0ca must-see during your Tibet tour<\/em><\/p>\r\n
Where and what to expect for the epic Drama\uff1f<\/h4>\r\n
Light Candles and Join Pilgrimage for the Tsongkhapa Butter Lamp Festival<\/h3>\r\n
Locals light Butter Lamp to celebrate Tsongkhapa Butter Lamp Festival in Lhasa.<\/em><\/p>\r\nConclusion<\/h3>\r\n
Sit with Locals for Sweet Tea in a Tibetan Teahouse<\/h3>\r\n
Why should you visit a Tibetan teahouse?<\/h4>\r\n
Highly Recommended Tibetan Teahouses for You to Explore<\/h4>\r\n
Join the Kora with Local Pilgrims around Barkhor Street<\/h3>\r\n
What is Kora to Tibetans?<\/h4>\r\n
How to Enjoy the Kora around Barkhor Street<\/h4>\r\n
Enjoy Lhasa Beers and Folk Performance at Nangma Hall<\/h3>\r\n
What is Nangma Hall?<\/h4>\r\n
What can you experience at a typical Nangma Hall?<\/h4>\r\n
Highly Recommended Nangma Halls in Lhasa<\/h4>\r\n
Buy Local Ingredients at Tromsikhang Market for a Tibetan Cooking Class<\/h3>\r\n
What makes Tibetan cuisine so special?<\/h4>\r\n
What to expect for a Tibetan cooking class?<\/h4>\r\n
Watch the Epic Outdoor Drama \"Princess Wencheng\" at Night<\/h3>\r\n
Princess Wencheng Matters to the Understanding of Tibetan Culture<\/h4>\r\n
Where and what to expect for the epic Drama\uff1f<\/h4>\r\n
Light Candles and Join Pilgrimage for the Tsongkhapa Butter Lamp Festival<\/h3>\r\n
Conclusion<\/h3>\r\n
The most classic 10-day Tibet Tour Itinerary<\/h3>\r\n
![\"Visiting](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/ride-a-yak-in-namtso-lake.jpg\" "\\"Visiting")
Visiting the sacred Namtso Lake is one of the highlights of your journey.<\/em><\/p>\r\nDay 1-3 Lhasa Tour<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Visit](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/visit-potala-palace-in-lhasa.jpg\" "\\"Visit")
Visit the most iconic Potala Palace of Lhasa city<\/em><\/p>\r\nDay 4-7 Lhasa to Shigatse and EBC Tour<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Get](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/hug-everest-in-ebc.jpg\" "\\"Get")
You will finally witness the imposing Mount Everest at Everest Base Camp.<\/em><\/p>\r\nDay 8-9 Lhasa to Namtso Lake Tour<\/h4>\r\n
Day 10 Depart from Lhasa<\/h4>\r\n
Other Top Tour Options of 10 Days in Tibet<\/h3>\r\n
10-day Tibet luxury tour from Lhasa to Everest and Namtso<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Yamdrok](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/lhasa-to-ebc-via-yamdrok-lake.jpg\" "\\"Yamdrok")
Yamdrok Lake is a surprise attraction from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day Tibet eastern tour from Nyingchi to Lhasa and Namtso Lake<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Enjoying](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/visit-ranwu-lake.jpg\" "\\"Enjoying")
Join in the 10-day Tibet eastern tour to view the stunning scenery of Nyingchi<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day China Tibet train tour from Xining to Lhasa and Everest<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Qinghai](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/qingzang-railway-passing-qinghai-lake.jpg\" "\\"Qinghai")
The breathtaking view of Qinghai lake<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day China Tibet city sightseeing tour from Beijing to Xian Lhasa and Shanghai<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Forbidden](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/visit-beijing-forbidden-city.jpg\" "\\"Forbidden")
The first stop of the trip from Beijing to Lhasa is to visit the Forbidden City in Beijing<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day Tibet Nepal in-depth tour from Lhasa to Tsedang and Kathmandu<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Visit](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/visit-gyantse-kumbum-stupa.jpg\" "\\"Visit")
You'll have a chance to visit Gyantse Kumbum Stupa.<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day China Tibet Nepal discovery tour from Xian to Lhasa and Kathmandu<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Visit](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/visit-xian-terracotta-warriors.jpg\" "\\"Visit")
This journey will bring you to visit the famous Terracotta Army in Xi'an.<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day China Tibet Nepal overland tour from Beijing to Lhasa and Kathmandu<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Swayambhunath](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/tibet-travel-advice\/day-tour\/visit-kathmandu-swayambhunath-sputa.jpg\" "\\"Swayambhunath")
Swayambhunath Temple, one of the landmarks of Nepal<\/em><\/p>\r\nConclusion<\/h3>\r\n
The most classic 10-day Tibet Tour Itinerary<\/h3>\r\n
Visiting the sacred Namtso Lake is one of the highlights of your journey.<\/em><\/p>\r\nDay 1-3 Lhasa Tour<\/h4>\r\n
Visit the most iconic Potala Palace of Lhasa city<\/em><\/p>\r\nDay 4-7 Lhasa to Shigatse and EBC Tour<\/h4>\r\n
You will finally witness the imposing Mount Everest at Everest Base Camp.<\/em><\/p>\r\nDay 8-9 Lhasa to Namtso Lake Tour<\/h4>\r\n
Day 10 Depart from Lhasa<\/h4>\r\n
Other Top Tour Options of 10 Days in Tibet<\/h3>\r\n
10-day Tibet luxury tour from Lhasa to Everest and Namtso<\/h4>\r\n
Yamdrok Lake is a surprise attraction from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day Tibet eastern tour from Nyingchi to Lhasa and Namtso Lake<\/h4>\r\n
Join in the 10-day Tibet eastern tour to view the stunning scenery of Nyingchi<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day China Tibet train tour from Xining to Lhasa and Everest<\/h4>\r\n
The breathtaking view of Qinghai lake<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day China Tibet city sightseeing tour from Beijing to Xian Lhasa and Shanghai<\/h4>\r\n
The first stop of the trip from Beijing to Lhasa is to visit the Forbidden City in Beijing<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day Tibet Nepal in-depth tour from Lhasa to Tsedang and Kathmandu<\/h4>\r\n
You'll have a chance to visit Gyantse Kumbum Stupa.<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day China Tibet Nepal discovery tour from Xian to Lhasa and Kathmandu<\/h4>\r\n
This journey will bring you to visit the famous Terracotta Army in Xi'an.<\/em><\/p>\r\n10-day China Tibet Nepal overland tour from Beijing to Lhasa and Kathmandu<\/h4>\r\n
Swayambhunath Temple, one of the landmarks of Nepal<\/em><\/p>\r\nConclusion<\/h3>\r\n
The most classic 10-day Tibet Tour Itinerary<\/h3>\r\n
Day 1-3 Lhasa Tour<\/h4>\r\n
Day 4-7 Lhasa to Shigatse and EBC Tour<\/h4>\r\n
Day 8-9 Lhasa to Namtso Lake Tour<\/h4>\r\n
Day 10 Depart from Lhasa<\/h4>\r\n
Other Top Tour Options of 10 Days in Tibet<\/h3>\r\n
10-day Tibet luxury tour from Lhasa to Everest and Namtso<\/h4>\r\n
10-day Tibet eastern tour from Nyingchi to Lhasa and Namtso Lake<\/h4>\r\n
10-day China Tibet train tour from Xining to Lhasa and Everest<\/h4>\r\n
10-day China Tibet city sightseeing tour from Beijing to Xian Lhasa and Shanghai<\/h4>\r\n
10-day Tibet Nepal in-depth tour from Lhasa to Tsedang and Kathmandu<\/h4>\r\n
10-day China Tibet Nepal discovery tour from Xian to Lhasa and Kathmandu<\/h4>\r\n
10-day China Tibet Nepal overland tour from Beijing to Lhasa and Kathmandu<\/h4>\r\n
Conclusion<\/h3>\r\n
Looking for a Short Trek for Family, Go for Shalu to Nartang Trek<\/h3>\r\n
Shalu to Nartang Trek at a Glance<\/h4>\r\n
Distance: 45km trekking
Duration: 3 Days
Start: Shalu Monastery (3,980m)
End: Nartang Monastery (4,500m)
Highest Point: Char-la (4,550m)
Physical Level: Easy
Best Time to Trek: Early April to October
Accommodation: Camping
Food: Self-cooked food<\/p>\r\nTop Highlights for Shalu to Nartang Trek<\/h4>\r\n
![\"Shalu](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/themepic\/Tibet-Trekking-Tour\/shalu-to-nartang-family-trek.jpg\" "\\"Shalu")
Shalu to Nartang Trek is a short trek and suitable for family trek with kids<\/em><\/p>\r\nWant Scenic Trek on Ancient Pilgrimage Route, Pick Ganden to Samye Trek<\/h3>\r\n
![\"Visit](\"https:\/\/data.tibettravel.org\/assets\/images\/themepic\/Tibet-Trekking-Tour\/from-ganden-to-samye-trek.jpg\" "\\"Visit")
Our clients prepare for trek to Samye Monastery after exploring the holy Ganden Monastery.<\/em><\/p>\r\n