Druk Path Trek is one of the most popular trekking trails. Shorter than many other routes, this six-day trek provides everything you aspire for. This trail passes through blue pine forests, several lakes, mountain passes, ancient temples, fortresses, and villages. It also offers a spectacular view of Mt. Gangkar Punsum, the highest unclimbed mountain in the world.
Exciting Everest Base Camp Trekking 14 Days offers the chance to experience ancient villages, the amazing Sherpa people, and hair raising suspension bridges. The colossal Himalayan mountains, Buddhist monks, the beauty of Tengboche Monastery, and the unforgettable peak of Amadablam. Enjoy an experience you will never forget.
Ganden to Samye trekking tour has much to offer from Lakes, beautiful alpine landscape, herders Camp to the scared site. The Popularity of this trekking route is understandable. The best time for this trekking is from Mid-may to Mid-October. Summertimes can be wet, yet it is at its greenest with wildflower spangle the alpine meadows. The Trek starts at the Ganden monastery in Lhasa and ends at another important Buddhist monastery of Samye monastery.
The festival takes place at the base of Mt. Kailash, and includes participation or observation of various cultural and traditional festivities held in the proximity of Dharpoche. When the festival ends (after about 3 hours), participants will attend a kora (circumambulation trek) and set a big prayer pole around which locals will be saying prayers. This is an authentic Saga Dawa Festival tour organized by local Tibet travel experts!
Experience the eerie beauty of moonscape views high above the tree line as you make your way towards Mt. Kailash and Guge Kingdom on a unique journey that will take you out west to the far reaches of the Tibetan Plateau. Visit the cities of Lhasa, Gyantse, and Shigatse, getting your fill of cultural history as you travel through sandstone gorges.
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a sacred journey undertaken by Hindus and Buddhists to the holy mountain of Kailash in Tibet. The yatra is considered to be a very important pilgrimage, and is said to cleanse the soul and bestow blessings upon those who undertake it. The journey is extremely challenging, both physically and mentally, but it is an incredibly rewarding experience.
After a short city tour in Kathmandu, we will transit to the city of Devotees, Bhaktapur 14km away. This historical city covers traditions, festivals and colourful celebrations and considered to be a great symbol of Nepal. It's wooden and stone craft work, architechtural temples with beautiful ponds, mask dance with typical Newari music makes the city lively.
This Lhasa spiritual tour is a special trip to show you all holy places in the city and beyond. Within a short 6 days travel, you can cover, Potala palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkor Street, Norbulingka summer palace, Sera, Drepung and Ganden monasteries. This tour is also favoured by pilgrims all over the world to see Tibetan culture which is pervaded widely from Tibetan Buddhism.
Cycling in the Tibetan Plateaus from Lhasa to Everest biking tour is an awe-inspiring experience and a must for adventure cyclists. Our Tibet biking adventure or cycle tour travels from between two of Asia's most exotic cities. On the tour we will mountain bike over 5 major passes above 5000m and traverse a distance of 1000km over the backbone of the Himalayas.
Get a taste of China's cultural and ethnic diversity as you take a unique journey from Tibet's capital city Lhasa and through the stunning beauty of the far western historic province of Ngari before heading all the way to the ancient Silk Road city of Kashgar. Visit the Potala Palace and Lhasa's famous monasteries. Take the trek of a lifetime around the holy Mt. Kailash and see the ruins of the Kingdom of Guge.
This popular and short cycling journey doesn’t demand extreme efforts, and will offer you wonderful scenery on the vast grassland dotted with sheep, yaks and traditional shepherds camp. With Never-melt snowy mountain Nyenchen Thanglha, sky-railway rushing through aside the road, holy Namtso lake sparkling in the sunshine.
The Litang Horse Racing Festival is associated with the ancient Zubirishao Festival, the festival of praying around the mountain, on the Tibetan calendar. When the wild flowers and grasses are at their peak, 10 days of horse racing and festival are held to show devotion to the sacred mountain and celebrate the harvest. This is the most important festival of the grasslands. In the 1960’s, the local government fixed the dates for the festival as August 1 to 7.
