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Why a Tibetan Guide is Needed to Visit Tibet: For Safety and the Ultimate Travel Experience
Tibet, known for its majestic Himalayan peaks and rich Buddhist traditions, is a dream destination for travelers worldwide. However, exploring this mystical land is unlike anywhere else in China, thanks to its breathtaking high-altitude terrains and unique cultural practices.
Therefore, to ensure international travelers have a safe, enriching, and smooth journey across Tibet, you are expected to travel in a pre-booked, guided Tibet tour, as required by the Tibet Tourism Bureau.
So, in this travel guide, we will explain why it is so important to travel with a local guide in Tibet and how to choose the best Tibet tour service for your Tibet adventure.
A Quick Look at Why Having a Local Guide Is Essential for Your Tibet Travel:
- Latest Tibet Travel Policy: Foreign nationals can only visit Tibet as part of a guided Tibet tour with a local travel agency like ours, and must obtain a Tibet Travel Permit to legally board flights or trains to Lhasa.
- Enrich Travel Experience: A local guide will provide in-depth knowledge of Tibetan Buddhism, culture, and history, and guide you to hidden gems, helping you connect with the local Tibetans and explore the fascinating highland life.
- Guarantee Travel Safety: The Tibetan Plateau is vast and remote, with high altitude. With our local Tibetan guide by your side, you'll receive prompt support to acclimate to the elevation, navigate rugged terrains, flexibly adjust your visit, handle emergencies, and enjoy a safe and smooth journey.
Why It’s Mandatory for Overseas Travelers to Travel with a Guide in Tibet?
How Can a Local Tibetan Guide Guarantee Your Safety on the Towering Tibetan Plateau?
A Local Tibetan Guide’s Expertise Makes Exploring Tibetan Buddhism Easy
A Local Tibetan Guide Ensures You a Smooth Journey across Tibet
How to Choose the Best Local Tibetan Guides and Travel Service for My Tibet Journey?
More FAQs about Why Foreign Travelers Need a Guide for Tibet Travel
Conclusion: Join Our Seasoned Local Tibetan Guides for a Journey of a Lifetime in Tibet
Why It's Mandatory for Overseas Travelers to Travel with a Guide in Tibet?
For overseas travelers, visiting Tibet requires joining a pre-booked, guided Tibet tour. You need to depend on a licensed, local Tibetan travel agency like ours to apply for your Tibet Travel Permit to legally board the flight or Tibet train to Lhasa.
This mandatory policy, set by the Tibet Tourism Bureau, isn’t meant to limit your freedom; instead, it’s the safest and best way for you to explore this sacred land, perched high on the stunning Tibetan Plateau, with its rich Buddhist culture and history. Here’s why:
A Guided Tibet Tour Ensures Your Safety and Protects Tibet’s Natural Environment
Known as the Roof of the World, Tibet sits at an average altitude of over 4,000m. For international travelers coming from lower-altitude regions, traveling with our local Tibetan guides on a carefully planned itinerary ensures your safety.
They’ll offer expert tips on adapting to Tibet’s high altitude, help you navigate its vast and remote landscapes, provide oxygen supplies when needed, and be ready to handle any emergencies while you explore this incredible land.
In addition, Tibet’s ecosystem is fragile, with challenges like grassland degradation, waste management, and the protection of its unique flora and fauna.
Traveling as part of a group allows local authorities to carefully plan routes and manage supplies, helping control visitor numbers and minimize environmental impact. This ensures sustainable tourism in Tibet, preserving its beautiful landscapes and wildlife for future generations.
Our local Tibetan guides help guests adapt to Tibet's high altitude with ease.A Guided Tibet Tour Helps You Respect Local Customs and Etiquette
Beyond the high altitude and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, what truly sets Tibet apart is its deeply-rooted Buddhist traditions and unique religious practices.
Whether you’re visiting sacred Tibetan monasteries, holy Mount Kailash, and Lake Manasarovar, your local Tibetan guides will guide you through these spiritual sites, ensuring you understand Buddhist traditions like spinning prayer wheels, walking the kora (pilgrimage trek), and the meaning behind Tibetan prostrations, and much more.
With their help, you won’t accidentally break any religious taboos, allowing you to easily connect with locals, earn their respect and smiles, and fully immerse yourself in Tibet’s rich culture and history.
Our guests soak in the vibrant vibes at a tea house in Lhasa with our Tibetan guide.
Enjoy the classic 15-day Lhasa to Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar small group tour to explore the magic of the holy peak and lake.
Insider Tips: Many of our guests, who typically travel independently, are surprised to find that guided Tibet tours are anything but dull. They offer you great flexibility to explore Tibet while respecting your freedom and privacy.
If you are traveling solo on a budget or enjoy meeting like-minded global travelers, joining our popular Tibet small group tours offers you a great option to split the hefty transportation fee, guided service, meals, and hotel costs with other friendly travelers in an international family.
On the other hand, if you are traveling with your family and prefer the maximum flexibility to travel at your pace and style, choosing a fully customizable Tibet tour fits you best. With expert local guides and dedicated support from our team, you’ll enjoy activities like trekking, self-driving, biking, motorbiking, meditation, and family-friendly adventures with ease.
Besides, one more thing you can count on is that after a day of touring, you’ll still have plenty of free time to explore local bazaars, shop around, and try out local eateries. Our local guide respects your privacy and is happy to share their favorite spots.
Our guests enjoy the freedom to explore the stunning night view of Potala Place in Lhasa. 
Enjoy our classic 8-day Lhasa to Tibet Everest Base Camp small group tour to fulfill your Everest dream.
How Can a Local Tibetan Guide Guarantee Your Safety on the Towering Tibetan Plateau?
Local Tibetan guides are like your personal guardian angels, making sure your journey is not only safe and worry-free, but also unforgettable and meaningful.
1. Help you Adjust to Tibet’s High Altitude & Travel Safely across the Region
With an average altitude of over 4,000 meters, visiting Tibet does require a bit more time for travelers coming from lower-altitude regions to get used to the thin air in the highlands. However, no worries!
Your local Tibetan guides will advise you on what to wear, what to eat, and how to recognize the early signs of altitude sickness. They’ll share helpful tips to help you adjust to the thinner air and the unique alpine climate.
When needed, your guide will provide you with oxygen supplies or choose a safer route based on your health, allowing you plenty of time to adjust and avoid any sudden ascent.
Besides, while 90% of Tibet’s roads are well-paved, in the high-altitude and border areas between Tibet and Nepal, sudden weather changes like heavy snow or rain, as well as landslides, can sometimes disrupt travel.
In this case, your local Tibetan guides know the best routes to avoid risky areas and make the best decision. Plus, our travel buses driven by local drivers are equipped with oxygen supplies, a satellite phone, and anti-slip chains, so you’re always in safe hands.
Our guests enjoy the overland journey across Tibet with our local Tibetan guide.
Enjoy the rollercaster ride from Lhasa to Kathmandu, with our smooth border transfer service.
2. Help You Understand Local Tibetan Culture and Avoid Religious Taboos
Tibet is the birthplace of Tibetan Buddhism, where local Tibetan life is deeply connected to unique Buddhist traditions. When visiting sacred monasteries, holy lakes, and other Buddhist sites, there are local customs and etiquette to follow.
For example, it’s important not to touch religious items like statues and offerings in the monasteries, avoid stepping on Tibetan prayer flags, refrain from swimming in holy Tibetan lakes, always walk clockwise during a kora (pilgrimage trek), and not take photos inside monasteries, among other respectful practices.
With a local Tibetan guide by your side, you'll learn about these cultural differences and how to respectfully honor Buddhist deities, so you can avoid any unintentional offenses.
Our guests pray before the holy Mt. Kailash in western Tibet.3. Help You Overcome Language Barriers and Avoid Unwanted Troubles
Language barriers can be tricky, especially when traveling beyond Lhasa and Shigatse, two of Tibet’s largest cities, where many locals speak only Tibetan and signs are in both Tibetan and Chinese.
You may need to read road signs, follow safety instructions, or ask for directions. In these situations, our local Tibetan guides, fluent in English, Tibetan, and Mandarin, will help you communicate with locals and understand the terrain and travel highlights, ensuring your journey goes smoothly.
4. Keeping You Safe During Trekking, Camping, and Pilgrimages
If you are planning to trek in Tibet, whether for adventure or pilgrimage, like the legendary Mt. Kailash kora, you may travel through remote, high-altitude areas where phone signals may be unavailable, and paths can be unclear.
In these situations, you can count on our local guides, who are experts at finding the safest routes. If the weather turns bad, like during a blizzard or low visibility, they'll lead you to the nearest monasteries, villages, or sheltered areas for safety.
If you're camping in the wilderness, they'll choose safe spots, keeping you away from any dangerous animals, and ensure you're well-rested and safe. They’ll even prepare local Tibetan food like dried Yak meat, Tsampa (roasted barley flour), Tibetan noodles, and more for you.
If you feel unwell due to the altitude or have any other conditions during your trek, our guides are trained to provide first aid, arrange emergency help, and adjust your plans to keep you safe and comfortable.
Our guests camping in the Tibetan wilderness, guided by local experts.
Embark on the epic pilgrimage to holy Mt.Kailash with an exploration at Tibet EBC before heading to Kathmandu.
A Local Tibetan Guide's Expertise Makes Exploring Tibetan Buddhism Easy
Experiencing the rich Buddhist traditions and history of Tibetan Buddhism is at the heart of every Tibet tour for overseas travelers.
Without a local guide, monasteries might just seem like beautiful buildings, murals like stunning artwork, and timeless Buddhist practices like Tibetan monk debates or spinning prayer wheels might feel confusing to international tourists.
A local Tibetan guide is your “cultural translator”, helping you understand Tibetan Buddhist culture and fully immerse yourself in an authentic experience. Here’s how a local guide can help you easily explore and appreciate Tibetan Buddhism.
1. Uncover the Mysteries of Tibetan Monasteries: From Sightseeing to Understanding
Your local guide will explain the meaning behind every Tibetan Buddhist custom.
For example, they’ll explain why monks burn juniper branches and use clean water in bowls as a special offering to show respect and devotion to the Buddhist deities in the morning. This is a unique part of Tibetan Buddhist practice.
As you visit Tibetan monasteries and temples, your guide will show you how to pay respect:
- Remove your hat and sunglasses before entering the main hall.
- Avoid stepping on thresholds.
- Always walk clockwise when spinning prayer wheels.
Your guide will explain the reasons behind these practices, like why stepping on thresholds is considered disrespectful, as they represent the Buddha's shoulders, and why walking clockwise follows the natural flow of time and Buddha's teachings.
As you admire the intricate, ancient murals, your guide will point out which one represents the “Wheel of Life” (showing the cycle of life and death) and the “Mandala” (a symbol of the universe in Buddhist cosmology).
You’ll learn that even the fierce-looking protectors are symbols for overcoming inner struggles and warding off evil spirits, not just fierce guardians. With your guide’s help, these murals will come to life as “living textbooks” of Buddhist philosophy.
Our guests appreciate the murals in the Tibetan monasteries.
Explore Tibet's must-see attractions in a classic, well-paced 4-day Lhasa tour.
2. Understanding the Monastic Life: Debates, Chanting, and Meditation
When you visit Sera Monastery in Lhasa, you’ll have the chance to watch the famous Tibetan monk debates held every afternoon (3:00 PM - 5:00 PM, Monday to Saturday). You’ll see monks clapping, stomping their feet, and spinning their prayer beads.
It might look like an argument, but your guide will explain that clapping represents grasping the sword of wisdom to cut through ignorance, and stomping symbolizes breaking free from the cycle of rebirth.
These debates are a form of logical discussion where monks test their understanding of the Buddhist scriptures and philosophy. You might even get the chance to sit and enjoy a lively, intellectual debate!
As you step into the main hall of a monastery, you will see monks chant or meditate. Your guide will explain that the chanting isn’t just repetition. It’s a way to deeply absorb Buddha's teachings through the mind, speech, and heart.
If you're interested, you can sit on a cushion and enjoy a brief 10-minute meditation with Tibetan monks to reflect, relax, and feel spiritually inspired.
Our guests watch dramatic Tibetan monk debates in Sera Monastery.3. Understanding Tibetan Daily Practices: Spinning Prayer Wheels and Kora
As you visit Barkhor Street in downtown Lhasa, you’ll be deeply moved by the sight of devout Tibetans spinning prayer wheels or prostrating along the 1km pilgrim circuit around Jokhang Temple.
Your guide will explain that each turn of the prayer wheel is like saying a mantra, helping to gain merits for the next life, cleanse bad karma, or ask for protection from the Buddha. For our Tibetans, this is an important part of our daily faith practice.
In western Tibet, as you walk alongside the Tibetan pilgrims prostrating around the holy Mount Kailash, your guide will explain the meaning of this sacred pilgrimage.
For our Tibetans believe that walking around the mountain once can cleanse all your sins, and 108 circuits can lead to enlightenment. By seeing the devotion in the pilgrims' faces, you’ll truly understand why this journey is so sacred and moving.
Our guests walk alongside the devoted Tibetan pilgrims for the Mt. Kailash pilgrimage.
Enjoy the classic 15-day Lhasa to Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar small group tour to explore the magic of the holy peak and lake.
4. Enjoy Authentic Tibetan Travel Experiences: Travel Like a Local
While most travelers only cover popular tourist spots like Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, a local guide can take you to:
- Discover hidden gems known only to the locals: For instance, visit Drak Yerpa Monastery, a peaceful Tibetan meditation retreat perched on a cliff just outside Lhasa. Here, you can follow in the footsteps of Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo and revered Buddhist masters like Guru Rinpoche (the Lotus-born Buddha) and take your time to meditate in this serene space, and feel the calm and spiritual energy that fills the air.
Meditate in the ancient caves of Drak Yerpa Monastery on a spiritually-uplifting 5-day Lhasa tour.
- Enjoy a cozy chat with Tibetan monks: With your guide's help, you'll have the chance to ask monks personal questions like, “What time do you wake up?” or “What inspired you to become a monk?” These meaningful conversations offer a unique glimpse into their lives that you won’t find in books.
- Visit Tibetan homes and nomadic tents: Carefully arranged by your local guide, you'll have a rare chance to visit traditional Tibetan homes or nomadic tents. You may sit by the warm fireplace and enjoy a cup of Tibetan butter tea made by the “Ama” (grandmother), listen to stories about their daily life, taste delicious homemade Tibetan snacks, and even help feed animals like Tibetan yaks and sheep. You’ll also experience farm life alongside the locals. It’s an eye-opening experience you won’t forget!
- Follow local guides to capture amazing photos in Tibet: Your guides know all the best spots and the perfect timing for breathtaking shots. Whether you want to capture the majestic north face of Mount Everest, the stunning panoramic view of turquoise Yamdrok Lake, or the Potala Palace glowing at sunrise, just follow your guide to snap epic photos that will wow your friends on Instagram and Facebook.
Enjoy our classic 8-day Lhasa to Tibet Everest Base Camp small group tour to fulfill your Everest dream.
- Experience the true flavors of Tibetan life: For foodies, your guides will take you to the most authentic local restaurants and tea houses and bustling local bazaars, where you can savor traditional Tibetan dishes while soaking in the cheerful chatter of locals, fully immersing yourself in the vibrant Tibetan atmosphere.
Our local Tibetan guide took our guests to visit local Tibetan family restaurants.A Local Tibetan Guide Ensures You a Smooth Journey across Tibet
For international travelers, exploring Tibet, especially outside of Lhasa, requires more than just the Tibet Travel Permit. And in some cases, you might have unexpected challenges along the way, like weather or traffic. That’s why having an experienced local guide is essential to ensure everything goes smoothly.
1. Local Guides Promise You a Seamless Travel throughout Tibet
Once you've completed your Lhasa tour and are heading to places like Everest Base Camp, Mount Kailash, or regions in Shannan, you'll need additional permits, such as the Border Pass, Alien's Travel Permit, or Military Permit.
These travel documents must be arranged in advance through the relevant local authorities, and the process can be complex and time-consuming for foreign visitors.
Luckily, your local guide will handle all the paperwork for you, ensuring your route is well-planned and smooth. They will also keep you informed about which areas are open to foreign visitors, so you won’t be held up by security checks along the way or face any unwanted troubles.
Our guests enjoy the overland journey from Lhasa to Kathmandu.
Enjoy the classic 15-day Lhasa to Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar small group tour to explore the magic of the holy peak and lake.
2. Flexibly Adjust the Itinerary and Arrange Logistical Support in Special Circumstances
Tibet is a top destination for global travelers, especially during holidays, and the attractions can get crowded, and you might encounter delays like traffic jams.
In these situations, our local guide can flexibly adjust your itinerary and plan optimal routes for a better travel experience during the holiday season.
Meanwhile, whether you want to upgrade your hotels to an oxygen-equipped room or a luxury 5-star hotel for extra comfort, or change the pace of your Mount Kailash trek due to weather and health, your guide will coordinate everything for you, saving you time and ensuring you make the most of your adventure.
Time your visit to sacred Mt.Kailash and Lake Manasarovar during the joyous Saga Dawa Festival to experience unique festivities.
How to Choose the Best Local Tibetan Guides and Travel Service for My Tibet Journey?
Choosing a trusted Tibet travel service and an experienced local Tibetan guide can make all the difference in ensuring a safe and smooth journey across Tibet.
As a local Tibetan guide with over 20 years of experience guiding travelers from around the world, I’ve put together some helpful tips to help you choose the best local guides and travel services for your Tibet adventure:
1. Choose a Well-Established Local Tibet Travel Agency
For overseas travelers visiting Tibet, choosing a reliable local travel agency is essential for a smooth and hassle-free journey.
A well-established local Tibet travel agency like ours has long-term partnerships with various departments of the Tibet Tourism Bureau and local governments. You can count on us to secure your Tibet Travel Permit (at no extra charge) and other travel documents for a seamless and enjoyable experience in Tibet.
Additionally, with us, you’ll benefit from over 40 years of local expertise and access to a wide range of valuable resources, including diverse accommodations, tour vehicles, and various Tibet tour options, whether you're looking for budget-friendly small group tours or custom adventures on the Roof of the World.
With a strong local team behind you, you can rest assured that every detail of your Tibet journey will be well taken care of, making your experience worry-free and unforgettable.
Our guests enjoy the thrilling overland adventure with our local Tibetan guide in Tibet.2. Check the Credentials and Experience of Local Tibetan Guides
Your Tibet travel experience really depends on who you’re traveling with. Be sure to check the credentials and experience of the local Tibetan guides offered by the travel agency.
At Tibet Vista, we're proud to have the best local tour guide team in the Tibetan tourism industry. Many of our guides have been with us for over 20 years, and we truly feel like one big family.
All 64 of our tour guides were born and raised in Tibet, and they know this sacred land inside and out. Among them, 46 speak English, 4 speak German, 4 speak French, 2 speak Spanish, 5 speak Japanese, and 3 speak Russian.
Traveling with our knowledgeable, attentive, and humorous local Tibetan guides ensures you a safe and enriching experience that brings Tibet’s culture and beauty to life.
Besides, each month, our guides gather to share their experiences, discuss guest feedback, talk about our travelers’ needs, and find ways to make every trip even better, always striving to meet our cherished clients' expectations.
Our experienced local Tibetan guides warmly welcome travelers from around the world.3. Read Reviews and Testimonials from Previous Guests
Don’t just take the agency’s word for it. You may check reviews on trusted platforms like TripAdvisor, YouTube, Lonely Planet, and Trustpilot. Reading these reviews will give you an honest idea of what to expect from the guides.
As the award-winning Everest tour operator since 2018, we, Tibet Vista, empower you with decades of high-altitude expertise. We’re also proud to have around 2,300 reviews and a strong 4.8 rating on TripAdvisor, which reflects our years of dedication to serving travelers from around the world.
You'll also find us recommended by both TripAdvisor and Lonely Planet as a trusted local tour operator. These genuine feedback, photos, and even video reviews showcase our guides’ commitment to making your Tibet tour a truly special experience.
More FAQs about Why Foreign Travelers Need a Guide for Tibet Travel
Q1: Do I need a local Tibetan guide to travel in Tibet?
Yes, you do. Tibet is a magical place with high altitude (averaging above 4,000m), rich Buddhist culture and traditions, and stunning Himalayan landscapes.
To ensure overseas travelers enjoy a safe and smooth journey across Tibet, you are required to be accompanied by a local Tibetan guide in a pre-booked, guided Tibet tour for traveling.
This guide ensures your safety, helps with navigation, and enriches your experience by providing insights into the local culture, customs, and geography.
Q2: Why do I need a local guide in Tibet?
A local guide is essential for several reasons:
- Mandatory Tibet Travel Policy: Foreign travelers must be accompanied by an authorized guide.
- Safety: Tibet's high altitude can be challenging for travelers, and a local guide can help ensure you're acclimatizing properly and offer advice on managing altitude sickness.
- Unique Buddhist Culture: A guide helps you navigate Tibet’s unique Buddhist culture and traditions, ensuring a respectful and enriching experience.
- Language Barrier: Most locals speak Tibetan, and a guide helps bridge the language gap, ensuring smooth communication and access to key locations.
Q3: Can I travel around Tibet without a guide?
No, you cannot travel independently in Tibet. According to the Tibet Tourism Bureau, all foreign tourists must be accompanied by a licensed local guide throughout their travels in the region.
This rule ensures that visitors are well-supported and safe while respecting Tibet’s unique cultural and legal requirements.
Q4: Can’t I just hire a local guide on the spot in Tibet?
No. This is not an option for foreign travelers in Tibet. Hiring a guide on the spot is not allowed, as foreign visitors must book a guide through an authorized local Tibet travel agency like ours before arriving.
We will help you apply for the Tibet Travel Permit to legally board the flight or scenic Tibet train to Lhasa and take care of your accommodation, dining, guided service, and other logistic supplies tailored to your needs.
Q5: How do Tibetan guides help with altitude sickness?
Not all travelers will have altitude sickness when traveling in Tibet. It varies from person to person. The key is to follow a gradual ascent and give your body enough time to get acclimatized to the high altitude in Tibet, especially on the first couple of days.
A local Tibet guide will take great care of you and help you get acclimatized, such as:
- Acclimatization: Your guide will advise on the best ways to acclimatize and avoid overexertion.
- Symptoms Monitoring: They will watch for signs of altitude sickness and assist with oxygen supplies if you start feeling unwell.
- Medical Assistance: If necessary, your guide can help get you to a lower altitude or direct you to medical facilities for treatment.
Q6: How much does hiring a guide in Tibet cost?
The cost of a local guide is typically included in your Tibet tour package, so there’s no need to pay separately, except for tips. You may consult our friendly travel consultants, who will help you choose the Tibet tour that suits you best and provide a clear, reasonable quote with guided services included.
If you're a solo traveler on a budget, joining our Tibet small group tours allows you to share the costs of guided services, transportation, meals, entrance fees, and other expenses with fellow travelers from around the world, making your Tibet adventure more affordable and rewarding.
Q7: Can a guide help me with shopping or local markets?
Yes! A local Tibetan guide is invaluable when navigating local markets. They can assist with:
- Translating: If you want to buy souvenirs, your guide can help you negotiate prices and communicate with vendors.
- Local Souvenirs and Handicrafts: Your guide will know which items are authentic and give you tips on what’s worth buying.
- Cultural Etiquette: They will ensure that you understand local customs and help you shop in a way that’s respectful to the community.
Q8: What do I do if I need assistance in an emergency?
In the event of an emergency, your local guide will be the first to reach you. They are well-trained in handling emergencies and are familiar with the region’s healthcare facilities, transportation, and evacuation protocols.
Whether it’s a health issue, an accident, or any other emergency, your guide will ensure you get the help you need quickly and efficiently.
Q9: What languages does a local Tibetan guide speak?
Most of our local Tibetan guides are fluent in English, Tibetan, and Mandarin, making it easy for you to communicate with locals and fully enjoy your experience.
At Tibet Vista, in addition to our English-speaking local Tibetan guides, we also have guides fluent in German, French, Spanish, Japanese, and Russian. Just let us know your language preferences, and we’ll help you make the perfect reservation.
Conclusion: Join Our Seasoned Local Tibetan Guides for a Journey of a Lifetime in Tibet
In a nutshell, traveling with a local Tibetan guide is essential for overseas travelers to enjoy a safe, immersive, and enriching experience across Tibet.
With their invaluable expertise in navigating Tibet's unique cultural, geographical, and spiritual landscape, our guides ensure a smooth, stress-free journey by managing everything from altitude-related health concerns to logistics and accommodations, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty and serenity of Tibet.
At Tibet Vista, we are proud to have the best local team, ready to give you an authentic experience on the Roof of the World through a thrilling adventure. If you have any questions about choosing a local Tibetan guide or planning your Tibet tour, please feel free to email us for free, personalized travel advice. We look forward to making your Tibet adventure truly special! Tashi Delek!
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