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Embark on a one-day journey from Lhasa to Old Tingri, exploring iconic landmarks like Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Sera Monastery before heading toward Everest Base Camp.
This private one-day tour begins in Lhasa, where you'll visit the magnificent Potala Palace, the serene Norbulingka Summer Palace, the sacred Jokhang Temple, and the vibrant Barkhor market. As you leave the city, witness monks debating at Sera Monastery and explore the ancient temples of Drepung Monastery. The route then takes you over snowy passes with breathtaking views to historic Gyantse, continuing to Shigatse and Old Tingri. From there, start trekking along the Ra Chu stream, setting the stage for your Everest Base Camp adventure. This journey combines cultural immersion with stunning Himalayan scenery, offering a unique glimpse into Tibetan life and landscapes.
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Starting in Lhasa, visit the great Potala Palace, the beautiful Norbulingka Summer Palace, the holy Jokhang Temple, and the lively Barkhor market. On the way out of town, watch monks debate at Sera Monastery and explore the well-preserved temples of Drepung Monastery.
Drive down to historic Gyantse, over snowy passes with fantastic views, and on to Shigatse and Old Tingri. Start trekking along the Ra Chu stream, which will lead you through small villages. Cross over Lamna pass, up Draka Chu River, and finally up to Rongbuk Monastery, the highest in the world. From Rongbuk head to Everest Base Camp, which offers gorgeous views of the North Face. On the way back to Lhasa, take a detour to the Nepal border.
Starpoints
The Potala Palace and the Great Monasteries
Rongbuk Monastery at Mt. Everest
Nepal border
Overview
13-day trip begins and ends in Lhasa, Tibet
9 nights in hotels, 3 nights camping
Altitude from 3000-5000m
Tour Code:
TTC-06
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