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Lhasa Tours

5-Day Lhasa Tour
Max People : 30
Wifi Available
Min Age : 10+
Pickup: Airpot

Discover the heart of Tibet with this immersive 5-day Lhasa tour, blending spiritual heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and rich culture. Explore the majestic Potala Palace, the sacred Jokhang Temple, and the turquoise waters of Yamdrok Lake, while acclimatizing comfortably to the high altitude.

Departure & Return Location

Lhasa Kunga Airport

Departure Time

3 Hours Before Flight Time

Price Includes

Tibet Travel Permit
All entrance fees (Potala, Jokhang, monasteries, Yamdrok Lake)
Private English-speaking guide
Comfortable private vehicle
4 nights in a 3/4-star hotel (twin-sharing)
Daily breakfast

What to Expect

Immerse yourself in Tibet’s spiritual and cultural heart, starting with Potala Palace—the iconic landmark of Lhasa. Explore Jokhang Temple, the holiest shrine in Tibetan Buddhism, and circle Barkhor Street with pilgrims. Witness philosophical monk debates at Sera Monastery and visit Drepung Monastery, once the world’s largest monastic university. A scenic drive to Yamdrok Lake reveals breathtaking Himalayan views. Throughout the journey, your expert guide will share insights into Tibetan Buddhism, history, and daily life, while comfortable pacing ensures proper altitude acclimatization (3,650m).

UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Sacred Buddhist monasteries
Turquoise alpine lake excursion
Authentic Tibetan culture
Gradual altitude adjustment

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Itinerary

Day 1Arrival in Lhasa (3,650m) – Acclimatization

Morning: Arrive in Lhasa, transfer to hotel (rest for altitude acclimatization).
Afternoon: Light walk around Barkhor Street (local market & pilgrim circuit).
Evening: Free time to relax; avoid strenuous activity.
Meals: None (drink plenty of water).
Overnight: Lhasa

Day 2Lhasa City Tour – Potala Palace & Jokhang Temple

Morning:
Visit Potala Palace (winter palace of the Dalai Lama, UNESCO site).
Explore the Red & White Palaces, chapels, and tombs.
Afternoon:
Tour Jokhang Temple (Tibet’s holiest shrine).
Walk Barkhor Street (pilgrim kora & local handicrafts).
Evening:
Optional Tibetan cultural show.
Meals: Breakfast
Overnight: Lhasa

Day 3 Lhasa Monasteries – Drepung & Sera

Morning:
Visit Drepung Monastery (once the largest monastic university).
Explore its assembly halls and sacred relics.
Afternoon:
Tour Sera Monastery – Witness monk debates (3-5 PM).
Evening:
Free time to explore Lhasa.
Meals: Breakfast
Overnight: Lhasa

Day 4Yamdrok Lake Day Trip (4,441m)

Full-Day Excursion:
Drive over Kamba La Pass (4,790m) for panoramic views.
Visit Yamdrok Lake (one of Tibet’s three sacred lakes).
Optional short hike or picnic by the lakeshore.
Stop at a local Tibetan village.
Return to Lhasa in the evening.
Meals: Breakfast
Overnight: Lhasa

Day 5Departure from Lhasa

Morning: Free time for last-minute shopping or visits.
Transfer to Lhasa airport/train station.
Meals: Breakfast

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FAQ

1. Do I need a permit to visit Tibet?

✅ Yes! All foreign travelers require a Tibet Travel Permit, arranged through a registered tour agency. Additional permits are needed for restricted areas (Everest, Kailash, etc.).

2. Can I travel independently in Tibet?

❌ No. Foreigners must book a guided tour with a private vehicle—independent travel is not permitted.

3. What’s the best time to visit Tibet?

🌞 April–October (mild weather, clear skies)
❄️ Avoid December–February (extreme cold, some sites close).

4. How to prevent altitude sickness?

Acclimatize slowly (spend 2–3 days in Lhasa first).
Drink water, avoid alcohol, and consider medication (consult your doctor).

5. Can I fly directly to Lhasa?

✈️ Yes! Flights connect from Chengdu, Beijing, Kathmandu, etc.
🚂 Or take the scenic Qinghai-Tibet Railway.

6. What should I pack?

Warm layers (even in summer).
Sunscreen, sunglasses, lip balm (strong UV).
Comfortable trekking shoes.

7. Can I visit Everest Base Camp?

🏔 Yes! But it requires an Aliens’ Travel Permit (arranged by your agency).

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