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Discover Tibetan Buddhism at Kumbum Monastery and the vast blue expanse of Qinghai Lake on a private 2-day journey from Xining, with nomadic grasslands and serene lake views.
Escape the city for two days and immerse yourself in the spiritual and natural wonders of the Tibetan Plateau. Begin with a visit to Kumbum Monastery (Ta'er), one of the most important Gelugpa monasteries in Tibet, home to over 600 monks and adorned with exquisite butter sculptures and thangka paintings. Hike the surrounding hills for panoramic views before driving south to the shores of Qinghai Lake, China's largest saltwater lake. Here, vast grasslands dotted with Tibetan nomads and their herds create a timeless landscape. Spend the night near the lake's south shore, then return to Xining on Day 2, with memories of sacred art and pristine nature. This private tour includes an English-speaking guide, entrance fees, one night's accommodation, and meals as listed, ensuring a seamless and personalized experience.
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Pick up from your hotel in Xing and you will go from Xining to the famous Tibetan Buddhist monastery of Kumbum (Ta’er in Chinese). Kumbum is home to over 600 monks and has some great hills around the monastery to hike. After the monastery, you will drive out to the south shore of Qinghai Lake, the largest lake in China. The grasslands near the lake are home to Tibetan nomads herding their yaks and sheep.
You will return to Xining from Qinghai Lake and take train or fight out of Xining.
| Included | Not included |
|---|---|
| Air conditioned vehicle | Gratuities to drivers and guides. |
| Meals as listed | |
| Entrance fees | |
| One night stay | |
| Englsih Speaking tour guide | |
| The above private tour is customized for you, your family or your friends exclusively. No other travelers will join in your group. |
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