DAY
1
Destinations:
Arrive in Lhasa
Today's Activities:
Upon your arrival, our local guide will pick you up from the airport and help you check in the hotel.
The rest of the day will be free on your own.
Meals:
No meal
DAY
2
Destinations:
Lhasa
Today's Activities:
In the morning, you will visit Norbulingka Park, the biggest man made garden in Tibet, covering 360,000 sq. m. and is situated in the west side of Lhasa.
Next proceed to the Sera Monastery and the Potala Palace, one of the most famous attractions in Tibet, made of stone and wood and consists of the White Palace and Red Palace.
At last, you will move on to visit a Tibetan family. Today's activities end.
Meals:
Breakfast + Chinese Lunch + Dinner
DAY
3
Destinations:
Lhasa
Today's Activities:
In the morning, you will first go to visit the Jokhang Temple, which was built in the architecture typical of the Tang Dynasty and has Nepalese and Indian characteristics.
Afterward, you will go on to the bazaar at Barkhor Street.
And then you will visit the Carpet Factory and the Tibetan Traditional Medicine Hospital.
Drepung Monastery, lies to the west of Lhasa under Mt. Gambo Utse, 10 km away from Lhasa's western suburb, will be your last stop of today.
Meals:
Breakfast + Chinese Lunch + Dinner
DAY
4
Destinations:
Lhasa
Today's Activities:
In the morning, you will be transferred from Lhasa to your next destination Yangpanchen, which is unique for its geothermal energy.
Later you will have a visit to Damxung, which is located in the north of Lhasa city.
Today's activities end.
Meals:
Breakfast + Chinese Lunch + Dinner
DAY
5
Destinations:
Lhasa
Today's Activities:
In the morning, our local guide will accompany you to the Heavenly Lake Namtso, and also have a glance at its surrounding grasslands.
Later you will be transferred to Lhasa.
The rest of the day will be free on your own.
Meals:
Breakfast + Chinese Lunch + Dinner
DAY
6
Destinations:
Depart Lhasa
Today's Activities:
In the morning, you will transfer to Lhasa and get to the airport for your departure flight.
And your memorable trip in China ends.
Meals:
Breakfast + Chinese Lunch + Dinner
B-- Breakfast L-- Lunch D-- Dinner
Tour Dates |
Destinations |
Today's Activities |
Meals Included |
Day 1 | Arrive in Lhasa | Arrive in Lhasa | / |
Day 2 | Lhasa | Norbulingka Park, Sera Monastery, Potala Palace | B |
Day 3 | Lhasa | Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, Carpet Factory, Tibetan Traditional Medicine Hospital, Drepung Monastery | B |
Day 4 | Lhasa | Transfer to Yangpanchen, Damxung | B |
Day 5 | Lhasa | Heavenly Lake Namtso, transfer to Lhasa | B |
Day 6 | Depart Lhasa | Transfer to airport and for the flight back home | B |
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December 16,2010 from US
Dear Ina
Lhasa is a place where people cannot breathe, no matter it’s majestic temples, beautiful natural sceneries, or the more than 13,000 foot elevation. If you have chance I do suggest to have a look of the majestic Potala Temple and its devout pilgrims, to find the meaning of life, and this route is great, especially the fourth and fifth days, those gave us more privacy to enjoy the beautiful sceneries of Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. However, the Potala Palace only gives everybody one hour to enjoy a few rooms of the thousand rooms. The room was dark, and we had to follow the queue of the tourists, listen and watch the instructions of “the left one is the 12th Dalai”, “the right one is the 11th Dalai”….and out from another entrance.
December 8,2010 from Australia
Dear Marlin
The 5 days we spent with Tibet was so great, incredible and full of adventure. Especially the Lhasa, no matter it’s majestic Potala Palace, or beautiful snow covered mountains over the 13,000 foot elevation, would redefine your definition of China. If you have chance to be here, besides the majestic Potala Temple, I do suggest you to have a look the devout pilgrims in front of it, as well the Jokhang Temple in the early morning, to find the meaning of the locals and the meaning of your tour.
December 3,2010 from UK
Dear Potter
Potala palace is definitely the one attraction you must see, and personally it is a mysterious place with a lot of history connected long long ago. The palace entrance is quite steep and high on the top of the mountain, so it will be a challenge for people not so fit, take a slow and steady pace will be a great idea. Our guide is so good at telling the history of Tibet and share the knowledge of Palace with us, but as a person without sense of history, I gave up it at the early time while we were still climbing the steps to the Entrance. The palace is quite large with numerous different rooms and luxurious decorations with bright colors murals, paintings, hard to understand