Trip to Lhasa And Beyond
Lhasa, meaning the Place of Gods is the urban centre and the administrative capital of Tibet Autonomous Region. The inner urban area of Lhasa City is equivalent to the administrative borders of Cheng’guan (in Chinese), which is part of the wider prefectural Lhasa City. Lhasa and central Tibet’s intricate temples. Large monasteries, stunning nature, and kind-hearted people combine to make this area a beloved travel destination for pilgrims and tourists alike. The region is home to world-renowned cultural sites, and some of earth’s geographically most exceptional landmarks. The high mountains peak through clouds at over 8000 m, forming a majestic wall that hides the lush river valleys of the plateau. Which house the traditional seat of the Dalai Lamas and some of Tibet’s most revered monastic learning centres. Get to know more to read about our Tibet travel guide before you plan a trip to Lhasa and beyond.
Special stops include the Jokhang, the holiest temple in all of Tibet. Whose Lhasa Buddha statue draws in devotees from all over the plateau. Sera, Drepung, and Ganden, are all important monastic towns that train Gelugpa monks from all regions, producing numerous Lamas, Rinpoches, and learned monks. The Potala and the Norbulingka are the breath-taking winter and summer palaces of the Dalai Lamas. Further south, Yamdrok Lake, and Everest Base Camp allow for rugged diversions into the wild natural world. Read our post related to Tibet travel Faqs and start to book a trip to Lhasa and beyond now! It is also recommended to read about travel agencies in Lhasa to apply Tibet entry permit before you get there. We would much appreciate to involve in forum to discuss and share your recent Tibet experience.
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