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July and August mark both the rainy season and summer in Tibet. However, it never gets too hot - showers are usually brief, often arriving in the late afternoon or at night. The moist air and high oxygen levels make Tibetan summer an ideal retreat from the heat.
It’s a wonderful time to explore the heart of Lhasa, where you can comfortably wear just a T-shirt during the day. This season also brings vibrant celebrations, such as the Shoton Festival in August - a perfect chance to fully immerse yourself in Tibetan culture.
What’s more, Mount Everest remains clear on most days during July and August. With four specially arranged viewpoints, your chances of seeing the majestic peak are still high. Thanks to the mild weather and higher oxygen levels, summer is also a more comfortable time to visit high-altitude destinations like Mt. Kailash and Namtso Lake.
Temperature of the Best Places to Visit in July and August
1Everest Base Camp
July:
4℃ ~ 22℃ (Temp) / 170mm (Rainfall)
August:
5℃ ~ 22℃ (Temp)/ 240mm (Rainfall)
2Lhasa
July:
10℃ ~ 21℃ (Temp) / 125mm (Rainfall)
August:
11℃ ~ 22℃ (Temp) / 132mm (Rainfall)
6Nyingchi
July:
12℃ ~ 23℃ (Temp) / 134mm (Rainfall)
August:
13℃ ~ 24℃ (Temp) / 115mm (Rainfall)
3Yamdrok Lake
July:
10℃ ~ 18℃ (Temp) / 105mm (Rainfall)
August:
11℃ ~ 19℃ (Temp) / 18mm (Rainfall)
4Shigatse
July:
9℃ ~ 19℃ (Temp) / 129mm (Rainfall)
August:
9℃ ~ 20℃ (Temp) / 146mm (Rainfall)
5Namtso Lake
July:
3℃ ~ 15℃ (Temp) / 1mm (Rainfall)
August:
3℃ ~ 17℃ (Temp) / 87mm (Rainfall)
6Mount Kailash
July:
8℃ ~ 22℃ (Temp) / 190mm (Rainfall)
August:
6℃ ~ 23℃ (Temp) / 167mm (Rainfall)
6Kathmandu
July:
20℃ ~ 28℃ (Temp) / 379mm (Rainfall)
August:
20℃ ~ 28℃ (Temp) / 334mm (Rainfall)
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Most Popular Tibet Small Group Tours in July and August
With pleasant weather, July and August mark the peak travel season in Tibet, attracting many domestic and international tourists. Be sure to book early with us to secure your spot on our top-rated small group tours, highly praised by fellow travelers, and take advantage of our early bird discounts!
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Tour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - Everest Base Camp - Shigatse - Lhasa
“ We planned this trip with four moments to experience the amazing Mt. Everest, all in one journey. ”
2026 Available Dates & Price:2026-07-20$118916 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-20$118916 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-22$118910 Guests BookedFULL3296 Travelers Joined This Trip in 2025 1693 Tourists’ve Booked for 2026View DetailsFrom: US$949 p.p
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Tour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - E.B.C - Saga - Kailash Trek - Darchen - Lake Manasarovar - Saga - Gyirong - Tingri - Lhasa
“ This is the trip for any of Kailash tourists; the ultimate overland trip of Tibet with 3-day trek & chance to admire Mt.Everest. ”
2026 Available Dates & Price:2026-07-22$247913 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-22$247913 Guests BookedFULL1595 Travelers Joined This Trip in 2025 959 Tourists’ve Booked for 2026View DetailsFrom: US$2219 p.p
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Tour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - Everest Base Camp - Gyirong - Kathmandu
“ Travel through the magical Himalayas and experience the beauty of Mt. Everest from four different angles. ”
2026 Available Dates & Price:2026-07-24$119910 Guests BookedFULL2196 Travelers Joined This Trip in 2025 1103 Tourists’ve Booked for 2026View DetailsFrom: US$989 p.p
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8 Days Driving Across Himalaya Overland Adventure from Kathmandu to Lhasa
Tour Route: Kathmandu - Gyirong - Everest Base Camp - Tingri - Shigatse - Gyantse - Lhasa
“ We provide quality service and wonderful experiences through the Himalayas from Kathmandu and Lhasa. ”
2026 Available Dates & Price:1052 Travelers Joined This Trip in 2025 569 Tourists’ve Booked for 2026View DetailsFrom: US$1019 p.p
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10 Days Ultimate Tibet Odyssey: From Lhasa to Everest, Northern Tibet Prairies and Holy Lake Namtso
Tour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - EBC - Shigatse - North Tibet Grassland - Bange - Namtso Lake - Lhasa
“ More than Everest, this is a rare journey across the wild Northern Tibetan grasslands, leading to the breathtaking Namtso Lake. ”
2026 Available Dates & Price:2026-07-24$144910 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-24$144910 Guests BookedFULL1242 Travelers Joined This Trip in 2025 668 Tourists’ve Booked for 2026View DetailsFrom: US$1299 p.p
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4 Days Lhasa Impression Small Group Tour: Explore the Heart of Tibet and Mingle with the Locals
Tour Route: Lhasa
“ We'll introduce you to the authentic essence of Lhasa, from iconic landmarks to local teahouses and courtyards within 4 days. ”
2026 Available Dates & Price:2026-07-20$63910 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-20$63910 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-22$63910 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-26$63910 Guests BookedFULL1017 Travelers Joined This Trip in 2025 518 Tourists’ve Booked for 2026View DetailsFrom: US$509 p.p
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Tour Route: Lhasa - Yamdrok Lake - Lhasa
“ It’s a leisurely journey to downtown Lhasa with a short ride to turquoise Yamdrok Lake, best for family visits to Tibet. ”
2026 Available Dates & Price:2026-07-24$81916 Guests BookedFULL785 Travelers Joined This Trip in 2025 335 Tourists’ve Booked for 2026View DetailsFrom: US$689 p.p
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Tour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse- Lhasa
“ Central Tibet offers not only great Monasteries, but also the stunning scenery of Lakes and glaciers on the way. ”
2026 Available Dates & Price:2026-07-20$92910 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-20$92910 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-22$92910 Guests BookedFULL2026-07-26$92910 Guests BookedFULL941 Travelers Joined This Trip in 2025 523 Tourists’ve Booked for 2026View DetailsFrom: US$799 p.p
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5 Days Travel to Sky Lake - Lhasa to Lake Namtso Small Group Tour
Tour Route: Lhasa - Namtso Lake - Lhasa
“ It’s a perfect mix of Tibetan nature and culture, featuring holy lake - Namtso. ”
2026 Available Dates & Price:475 Travelers Joined This Trip in 2025 183 Tourists’ve Booked for 2026View DetailsFrom: US$689 p.p
Top Things to Do in Tibet in July and August
From stunning landscapes to rich cultural experiences, explore the top things to do in Tibet this July and August with our expert-recommended tour itineraries.
Join the Celebration of Shoton Festival
The annual Shoton Festival, held in the first week of the seventh lunar month (August 24rd, 2026), is Tibet’s biggest midsummer celebration.
Famous for its giant Thangka display and yogurt feast, it offers a unique chance to experience Tibetan culture. With warm local hospitality, July and August are ideal for witnessing traditional festivals up close.
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5 Days Shoton/Yogurt Banquet Festival TourView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa
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![7 Days Lhasa to Namtso Tour in Shoton Festival]()
7 Days Lhasa to Namtso Tour in Shoton FestivalView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Namtso Lake - Damxung - Lhasa
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![8 Days Lhasa to Kathmandu Tour in Shoton Festival]()
8 Days Lhasa to Kathmandu Tour in Shoton FestivalView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - Everest Base Camp - Kathmandu
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![9 Days Lhasa to Everest Base Camp Tour in Shoton Festival]()
9 Days Lhasa to Everest Base Camp Tour in Shoton FestivalView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - Everest Base Camp - Shigatse - Lhasa
Explore the Essence of Lhasa under Summer's Sunshine
In July and August, Lhasa comes alive with pleasant weather, lush greenery, and vibrant blooms. Landmarks like Jokhang Temple and Potala Palace are adorned with flowers, while monks at Sera Monastery debate beneath leafy trees - a scene unique to summer.
Tibet’s nightlife in summer is equally captivating, with bustling night markets, traditional performances at Langma Halls, and a stunning light fountain show at Potala Palace. Here, summer days and nights are equally magical.
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![4 Days Lhasa Impression Small Group Tour]()
4 Days Lhasa Impression Small Group Tour: Explore the Heart of Tibet and Mingle with the LocalsView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa
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![5 Days Lhasa and Yamdrok Lake Small Group Tour]()
5 Days Lhasa to Yamdrok Lake Small Group Tour: Take a 360° Tour and Visit the Loneliest Temple in the WorldView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Yamdrok Lake - Lhasa
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![5 Days Lhasa Small Group Tour with Three Major Monasteries]()
5 Days Lhasa Small Group Tour with Three Major MonasteriesView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Drak Yerpa - Ganden - Lhasa
Uncover Everest’s Beauty with Warm Weather
Although July and August are the rainy season in Tibet, Mount Everest remains clear on most days-thanks to its high altitude, with around 26 clear days each month.
While occasional clouds may briefly obscure the view, our Everest Base Camp tours include four viewpoints to admire the world’s highest peak.
From golden snusets and sunrises to starry night skies, your chances of witnessing its beauty are still very high.
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![8 Days Private Tour from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp]()
8 Days Private Tour from Lhasa to Everest Base CampView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - Everest Base Camp - Shigatse - Lhasa
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![9 Days Lhasa to EBC Photography Expedition]()
9 Days Lhasa to EBC Photography Expedition: Capturing the Essence of Tibet Through Your LensView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Everest Base Camp - Shigatse - Lhasa
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![11 Days Best of Tibet Tour with EBC]()
11 Days Best of Tibet Tour with EBCView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Shigatse - EBC - Lhasa - Nyingchi
Trekking around Mt.Kailash with Moisture Air and High Oxygen Level
With warmer temperatures and moist air, trekking around Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar is more comfortable than at any other time. This vibrant season also brings abundant wildlife-yaks, antelopes, and more-offering clear views of the peak and unforgettable encounters with nature.
Tips: Occasional showers may occur, so a waterproof jacket and non-slip hiking shoes are highly recommended.
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![15 Days Kailash and Manasarovar Tour]()
15 Days Kailash and Manasarovar Small Group Tour: A pilgrim’s final fantasy and the greatest overland trip in Tibet.View DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - E.B.C - Saga - Kailash Trek - Darchen - Lake Manasarovar - Saga - Gyirong - Tingri - Lhasa
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![10 Days Kailash Pilgrimage Tour from Kathmandu, via Gyirong Port]()
10 Days Kailash Pilgrimage Tour from Kathmandu, via Gyirong PortView DetailsTour Route: Kathmandu - Gyirong - Saga - Mt.Kailash - Lake Manasarovar - Darchen - Saga - Gyirong - Kathmandu
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![13 Day Lhasa Mt. Everest Mt. Kailash Lake Manasarovar and Kathmandu Adventure Tour]()
13 Days to the Sacred Mt. Kailash and Lake Manasarovar: Most Classic Small Group Tour from Lhasa to KathmanduView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - EBC - Saga - Darchen - Kailash Trek - Darchen - Saga - Gyirong - Kathmandu
Travel to Lake Namtso with Holy Elephant Gate
The Holy Elephant Gate on Namtso Lake’s northern shore offers one of Tibet’s most breathtaking panoramic views-and it's finally reopening to travelers after years of closure. July and August, with their warm weather and clear skies, are the ideal time to take in the lake’s deep blue waters and the majestic Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains.
The nearby grasslands in Nagchu are at their greenest in summer, making it a perfect season to also catch the vibrant horse racing festivals during your Namtso Lake tour.
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8 Days Central Tibet and Namtso Lake with Holy Elephant Gate Small Group TourView DetailsTour Route: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse - Lhasa - Namtso Lake - Holy Elephant Gate - Lhasa
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![9 Days Xining to Lhasa and Sacred Namtso Lake Tour]()
9 Days Xining to Lhasa and Sacred Namtso Lake TourView DetailsTour Route: Xining - Qinghai Lake - Xining - Lhasa - Namtso Lake - Damxung - Lhasa
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![12 Days Chengdu, Lhasa, Namtso Lake, and Kathmandu Tour with Tibet Train Experience]()
12 Days Chengdu, Lhasa, Namtso Lake, and Kathmandu Tour with Tibet Train ExperienceView DetailsTour Route: Chengdu - By train - Lhasa - Namtso Lake - Damxung - Lhasa - By flight - Kathmandu
Tibet Tour Reviews in July
With summer’s arrival in July, Lhasa welcomes a wave of both domestic and international tourists. As it’s the peak travel season, prices tend to be higher - so we recommend booking early with us. Now, take a look at how our guests enjoyed their July journeys in Tibet through their lively reviews.
Tibet Tour Reviews in August
August, the last month of summer, brings pleasant weather and vibrant festivals like the Shoton and Lingka, where locals enjoy traditional picnics. It’s a great time to experience authentic Tibetan culture. See how our beloved customers enjoyed their August tours through tour reviews.
Real Tibet Travel Experience in July and August with Tibet Vista
See how delightful a Tibet tour is with us! Real photos from our former customers.
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![Traveler photo: Clear view of Mount Everest from Everest base camp, one of the 4 best viewpoints to admire the world's highest peak. (July 2026)]()
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![Traveler photo: The stunning view of Lake Manasarovar, the holiest lake in Tibet. (July 2026)]()
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![Traveler photo: July is a great time to enjoy an eastern Tibet tour and Nyingchi is a perfect spots for those who worry about altitude sickness. (July 2026)]()
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![Traveler photo: Joining a small group tour to explore Tibet is a great way since you can share experience and cost with group members. (July 2026)]()
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![Traveler photo: Exploring Tibet monastery is a great way to learn about our culture and tradition. (July 2026)]()
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![Traveler photo: Clear view of Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar in July, the holiest mountain and lake in Tibet. (July 2026)]()
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![Traveler photo: Group photo in front of Tashilunpo monastery, the largest monastery in Shigatse. (July 2026)]()
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![Traveler photo: The stunning view of Yamdrok lake, one of the three holy lakes in Tibet and just 3 hours drive from Lhasa. (July 2026)]()
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![Traveler photo: Enjoy a horse-riding experience during your Tibet tour - it’s great fun! (August 2025)]()
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![Traveler photo: Sunset over Mount Everest, seen clearly from Gawula Mountain Pass. (August 2025)]()
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![Traveler photo: Group photo at Drepung Monastery, the largest in Lhasa, offering a great view of the city. (August 2025)]()
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![Traveler photo: A magnificent view of Shigatse Dzong from Tashilhunpo Monastery. (August 2025)]()
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![Traveler photo: The finely crafted roof of Norbulingka, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. (August 2025)]()
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![Traveler photo: Mani stone piles lie along the shore of Yamdrok, left to seek blessings and fortune. (August 2025)]()
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![Traveler photo: Pilgrims on Barkhor Street hold prayer wheels as they perform the kora. (August 2025)]()
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![Traveler photo: Guests standing on the second floor of Jokhang Temple, the spiritual heart of Tibet. (August 2025)]()
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![Traveler photo: The golden eagle hovers gracefully above the clear sky of Tibet. (August 2025)]()
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![Traveler photo: The three life stones rest along the tranquil shores of Namtso, one of Tibet’s three sacred lakes. (August 2025)]()
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FAQs about Tibet Tour in July and August
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How about the road condition in rainy season? Is it safe to tour Tibet in Jul. and Aug.?
While July and August are the rainy monsoon season in Tibet, the plateau does not really see that much in the way of rain for most of the region.
July is the wettest month of the year, but even then, rainfall average is only around 122mm for the whole month, Nyingchi does see more rain than Ngari, but the roads are normally still passable throughout the season, making tours still possible, even on the wettest of months. And with most of the rain falling in the evenings and overnight, it has little effect on your tour.
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How about Tibet weather in Jul. and Aug.? Is it too hot? And what to wear?
Tibet’s weather in July and August is generally wet, with bright days and warm temperatures. Rainfall normally occurs late in the day, with the mornings being bright and sunny. The amount of rainfall depends on your location, and Nyingchi is the highest, with more than 500mm for the season. However, most of the plateau sees a lot less rain, and in Nagqu, Ngari, and western Shigatse, rain is still scarce.
Temperatures are also lower now, reaching only around 21-22 degrees, as the weather is cooling already towards autumn. Warm clothes are only really needed for the most remote areas such as EBC and Namtso, where the lows can still get below 5 degrees at night. Just remember to bring a raincoat.
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Can I see Mount Everest clearly in the monsoon season?
While there may not be much rain in western Shigatse and around the Himalayas in the summer, there is no guarantee that the summit of Everest will be clearly visible. Clouds can sometimes cling to the mountain peaks, making them hard to see, and it is really pot luck when you get to EBC. But with 4 view points, the chance is still high.
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Can I trek Tibet in the rainy season?
Trekking in Tibet is rarely a problem in the rainy season, except in the lower altitudes around Nyingchi. Trekking routes are not usually affected by the monsoon season, thanks to the low rainfall across most of the plateau. You may just find a few showers are more common, so bring raincoats.
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What are the Best Festival to Enjoy in July and Aug.?
The Tibetan Festival, Universal Prayer Day/Dzamling Chisang is a Tibetan Buddhist festival celebrated on the 15th day of the fifth month in Tibetan Calendar. It is a time for spiritual cleansing. On the Universal Prayer Day, Tibetan people go to the tops of local mountains to burn incense and hang prayer flags. Thus, it’s also called as World Incense Festival, which will fall on July 5 in 2020.
Dzam Ling Chi Sang was originally meant to commemorate Guru Rinpoche's subjugation of the local deities and the founding of Samye Monastery. In Lhasa, there is the spectacle of large amounts of 'Sang' being burned up on the hills of Chakpori, Bumpari (on the southern side of the Kyi-chu) and Gephelri ( behind Drepung Monastery ), etc. 'Sang' is a Tibetan 'ritual fireworks'. There is a variety in selection of material for Weisang, like branches pine and cypress, leaves of herbs such as Artemisia argyi and heath.
Yushu Horse Racing Festival held in Qinghai is a traditional Tibetan Festival in Amdo Tibetan Area. The festival is usually celebrated in Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Region from July 25 to August 1 each year.
Horse Racing is quite popular in Tibetan Area. Yushu Horse Racing Festival is one of the top three horse racing festivals in Tibetan area. The other two are Ngachu Horse Racing Festival and Litang Horse Racing Festival. The Yushu Horse Race Festival takes advantage of the warm weather, so the valley floor has lush green grass suitable for long-distance horse races and tent camping.
Chokor Duchen Festival is one of the four great seasonal festivals (Losar, Saga Dawa, Chokor Duchen and Lhabab Duchen) celebrated by all Tibetan Buddhists. During those times, it is believed that the effects of positive or negative actions are multiplied ten million times.
Chokhor means “Prayer Wheel” or “Dharma Wheel”, the common religious objects in Tibet, and Duchen means “great occasion” in Tibetan. This festival held in Lhasa on the 4th day of the 6th month of Tibetan calendar celebrates Buddha’s first sermon at Sarnath near Varanasi in India. Many pilgrims climb the Mt. Gyambu Utse, the peak behind Drepung Monastery, and also the ridge from Pabonka to the Dode Valley, to burn the incense and hang prayer flags. The festival is also called Drukwa Tsezhi.
Tradition has it that Buddha was not convinced through his own reflections that teaching what he had discovered through his meditations would be of any benefit to others. It took the intercession of the great gods, Brahma and Indra, to persuade him to do so for the benefit of all sentient beings. The Buddha then addressed the five people who had been his companions during the time spent with the forest yogins concerning the Truth of Suffering, and the other Noble Truths.
As an important religious Tibet festival with a history over 500 years, Tashilhunpo Monastery Festival, also known as Buddha Exhibition Festival in Tashilhunpo Monastery enjoys high popularity among local Tibetans and tourists. The Tashilhunpo Thangka Festival usually erupts for three days in the middle of the fifth lunar Tibetan month, from May 14th-16th in Tibetan Calendar every year. Different Buddhas are exhibited on each day during this festival.
Events culminate with the unveiling of a huge four-storey-tall Thangka (religious painting) on a tower behind the Tashilunpo monastery. The whole exposition zone spreads over 1,000 meters, decorated by silk and satins.
The Ganden Thangka Unveiling Festival is held on the 15th day of the sixth lunar month of Tibetan Calendar in memory of the enlightenment of Tsongkhapa, a well-known Tibetan religious philosopher. During this festival, Ganden Monastery would display its 25 holiest relics, which are normally locked away. A large offering ceremony accompanies the unveiling.
The highlight is that Ganden's monks would hang enormous thangka from the special wall at the northern corner of the monastery where it can be seen from the surrounding countryside. Thousands of people would circle the monastery, enter inside to view the Buddhas, pray, and get blessed, and then they go outside to sit on the hill or try to get close to the wall where the big and vividly woven thangka is displayed. Some poor people would walk for weeks to get to the place before sunrise that day.
Litang Horse Racing Festival in Kham Tibetan Area is a traditional Tibetan festival held on from August 1 to August 7 every year in Litang County, Sichuan province. The Litang Horse Racing Festival is the most celebrated holiday in the Eastern Tibetan Plateau. Khampas from all over the Tibetan Plateau come to trade, celebrate and ride. Khampas are nomads that are Tibetan and are usually herders.
During the Litang Horse Racing festival horsemanship and horse races are held upon the Tibetan Ponies. These small and fast horses are raced and shown to see who owns the best horse. The horse festival is significant because it helps to establish socio-economic hierarchy in Khampas who participate. A lot of honor and prestige is placed on who owns the best horse. A very large tourism business has been built up on adventure trips and tours provided by companies who cater to individuals who are interested in horses and horsemanship. These companies travel around Tibet taking groups of tourists throughout the different villages hosting horse festivals. This benefits the nomads' economy as well as the rest of China's economy.
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What can I experience during Shoton Festival?
One of the grandest festivals in Tibet is the renowned Shoton Festival. A celebration that was originally held to mark the end of Yarné, the monastic period of 100 days of fasting and meditation in the summer months, the festival is more commonly known now as the Yogurt Festival. Yogurt is the main food that is eaten, and you can also see plenty of Tibetan operas and the exhibition of the thangkas in the monasteries.
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Can I participate in the horse race held in Gyantse and Nagqu?
While the horse racing festivals of Tibet are renowned as exciting and fun events, with lots to see and eat, they are not usually ideal for tourists to enter as competitors. The races and stunts are dangerous, and the riders are all experienced and trained. The best way to take part is as a spectator.
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Why July and August are the peak season with high price for visiting Tibet? And how to minimize the tour cost?
The summer months are the peak season for tourism in Tibet, as these are the main months when tourists decide to visit the region. Summer is usually the main tourist season in places where the monsoon is not so strong. And in Tibet, the huge number of festivals, great weather, and amazing sights of the summer make it the best time to come. However, it is more costly, and if you want to reduce the cost, you can join in on a Tibet Small Group Tour to share some of the expenses with other travelers.
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