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How to Travel in Tibet
Tibetan Spiritual Meditation Caves to Find the Inner Peace
Especially for travelers eager to connect with Tibetan Buddhism's heart, these three easily accessible retreats offer a chance to slow down, breathe, and converse with both history and the land.
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Yamdrok or Namtso Lake, Which One Should You Pick?
Both Yamdrok Lake and Namtso Lake are among Tibet's three sacred lakes, frequently gracing the "must-see lakes in Tibet" lists. In the hearts of Tibetan people, neither holds a higher status than the other—they are like two shimmering p
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Tibet Transportation Guide for Foreign Travelers to Shigatse
Shigatse, regarded as a vibrant hub connecting the majestic Mount Everest to the culturally rich landscapes of Nepal, is Tibet's second-largest city. It boasts a treasure trove of historical sites and natural beauty, from the serenebanks o
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How to Plan a Day Trip to Samye Monastery
Tucked away at the foot of Habu Mountain on the northern bank of the Yarlung Tsangpo River, in Sangye Town, Shannan Prefecture of the Tibet Autonomous Region, Samye Monastery is a true gem waiting to be explored. Its magnificent architectur
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Top Kora Routes in Lhasa
Before we dive into the best routes, let's clear up what a "kora" is. In Tibetan Buddhism, a kora is a sacred circumambulation, usually done clockwise around a holy site like a temple, mountain, lake, or stupa. It's a way for believers
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Top Remote Spiritual Monasteries to Visit in Ngari during Tibet Trip
The Ngari region of Tibet is aptly nicknamed the "Roof of the World's Roof," with an average elevation exceeding 4,500 meters. This makes it one of the highest and most remote regions in the world. Here, towering peaks like Mount Namo Na
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How to Travel from Nyingchi to Lhasa
Probably, choosing Nyingchi as your first stop in Tibet can be a more scientific and safer option, especially if you're worried about altitude sickness. Not only does it allow you to acclimate to the high altitude more easily, but it also
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How to Travel from Lhasa to Mount Kailash
Setting off from Lhasa on the grand Ali loop is an adventure that promises a deep connection with Tibet's soul. The journey is a spiritual and visual treat, with the highlight being the 3-day kora around Mount Kailash. But this is just the
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Tibet Travel to Everest Base Camp
Standing at the base camp and gazing up at Everest, one cannot help but feel overwhelmed by the grandeur of nature and the insignificance of oneself. Everest Base Camp is nestled at the foot of Everest, surrounded by the magnificent Himalay
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Planning a Deeper Second Trip to Tibet: What's Worth Recommending
Your first Tibet trip might have been filled with must-see attractions—staring up at the Potala Palace, weaving through the crowds at Barkhor Street, sipping butter tea in a Lhasa tea house. But a second visit? That's when you dig deeper,
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Lhasa Private Tours for Photographers
Unlike crowded group tours that stick to rigid schedules and touristy spots, a private Tibet tour is tailored to your unique vision. Lhasa's magic lies in its one-of-a-kind light: the dramatic glow of the "golden sun on snow-capped mounta
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Lhasa to Shigatse: How to Get There by Train or Bus?
To keep your Tibet trip compliant with regulations, you'll need to travel between Lhasa and Shigatse in one of two simple, pre-approved ways: a tourist car booked by a registered agency, or a Tibet train ticket registered with the Tibet To
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Top Historical Sites to See in Tibet
When it comes to historical sites in Tibet, the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Tashilhunpo Monastery often spring to mind first. However, Tibet has much more to offer than these well-known landmarks. In this article, I will introduce yo
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Recommended 10-Day Tibet Route for High-Altitude Adventurers
Our 10-day journey is meticulously crafted for high-altitude adventurers, balancing thrill with safety through a scientific altitude progression. Starting in Lhasa (3,650m), you'll ascend to Yamdrok Lake (4,441m), then to Everest Base Camp
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Customizable Tibet Tour Packages for Families
Tibet's magic lies in its ability to awe every traveler—whether you're a grandparent marveling at ancient monasteries, a parent soaking in sweeping Himalayan views, or a child chasing yaks across green pastures. But standard group tours
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