15-Day Lhasa EBC Kailash Guge Namtso Tour Daily Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Lhasa: Airport / Train Station Pick-up & Hotel Check-in
Distance: 70 km (1 hr driving) from the airport; 20 km (30 min driving) from the train station | Meals: / | Accommodation: Hotel in Lhasa
Tashi Delek! Welcome to Lhasa (3,650 m), the sacred heart of Tibet. Upon arrival at Lhasa Gonggar Airport or Lhasa Railway Station, our Tibetan guide and driver will greet you in the arrival hall, holding your name sign and offering a Hada (the traditional Tibetan ceremonial scarf). Relax on the comfortable transfer to your downtown hotel, enjoying the first glimpses of the Yarlung Tsangpo River and the surrounding highland landscape. After check-in, take time to rest and let your body gently adjust to the altitude.
Overnight in Lhasa.
TibetTrip Advice:
1. Free pick-up: Airport (08:00–22:00), Train station (24 hours).
2. Mild altitude effects (fatigue, headache) are normal and usually ease in 1–2 days.
3. Rest well, avoid strenuous activity, alcohol, smoking, and hot showers for 2–3 days.
4. Drink plenty of water and eat light, nutritious meals.
5. Contact your guide or hotel staff if you feel unwell.
Day 2: Lhasa City Tour: Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street
Distance: 4 km (0.5 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast, Tibetan Sweet Tea, Tibetan Welcome Dinner | Hotel: Hotel in Lhasa
Wake up to another bright day in Lhasa, where the city’s sacred mountains and fluttering prayer flags greet you. Today, immerse yourself in the living history and spiritual heart of Tibet, from the grandeur of Potala Palace to the bustling devotion around Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street. Each step reveals stories of faith, art, and daily life that have shaped this holy city for centuries.
Morning: Potala Palace
After breakfast, step into the majestic world of Potala Palace, rising proudly above Lhasa like a jewel of Tibetan history and faith. Wander through its sacred halls, where centuries of devotion are preserved in ancient manuscripts, stupas, and Buddha statues. Explore the White Palace, once the winter residence and administrative quarters of the Dalai Lamas, and the Red Palace, the spiritual heart filled with chapels and shrines. Each corridor and chamber tells the story of Tibet’s enduring culture and spiritual life, preparing you for an afternoon exploring Lhasa’s vibrant spiritual heart.
Afternoon: Jokhang Temple & Barkhor Street
Continue your journey into the soul of Lhasa. Step into Jokhang Temple, where pilgrims from across Tibet come to pay homage to the revered Jowo Shakyamuni Buddha, and admire the temple’s traditional Tibetan wooden frameworks, multi-tiered pagodas, and golden roofs. Then, wander through Barkhor Street, following the pilgrims’ kora (circumambulation) around Jokhang Temple, and explore lively shops offering authentic Tibetan handicrafts and souvenirs. Feel the rhythm of daily life, the hum of devotion, and the warmth of the city’s living traditions.
Authentic Tibetan Cultural Experiences:
Tibetan Sweet Tea Time: Take a relaxing break at a traditional local teahouse. Sit down alongside local residents, enjoy the lively atmosphere, and sip authentic Tibetan sweet tea to experience the true rhythm of daily life in Lhasa.
Traditional Tibetan Costume Photoshoot: Dress up in exquisite, traditional Tibetan attire, complete with authentic hairstyles and makeup. A professional photographer will guide you through the historic alleys of Barkhor Street, capturing stunning memories against the iconic backdrop of red walls and prayer wheels.
Evening: Welcome & Celebration
Tibetan Welcome Dinner: In the evening, gather for a grand welcome feast to celebrate your arrival in Tibet. Savor authentic local delicacies and enjoy warm Tibetan hospitality and festive music.
Overnight in Lhasa.
TibetTrip Notice:
Potala Palace visits are subject to daily entry limits and timed admission.
Day 3: Lhasa to Shigatse: Yamdrok Lake, Karola Glacier
Distance: 360 km (8 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: Hotel in Shigatse
Wake up early to continue your journey across the heart of Tibet, where snow-capped peaks and turquoise lakes greet you along the way. Today’s route takes you from the spiritual capital to Shigatse, Tibet’s second-largest city, passing some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the highlands.
Morning: Yamdrok Lake & Gampala Pass
Your first stop is Yamdrok Lake, one of Tibet’s most sacred lakes. As you reach Gampala Pass (4,900 m) the shimmering turquoise waters appear amid towering snow-capped mountains. Take time to soak in the spiritual atmosphere, capture photographs, and appreciate the lake’s profound beauty.
Midday: Karola Glacier
Continue to the magnificent Karola Glacier, an awe-inspiring ice formation nestled in the untouched Tibetan landscape. Witness the dazzling contrasts of ice, mountains, and sky, a perfect example of Tibet’s natural grandeur.
Arrive in Shigatse in the evening and check into your hotel, resting well after a full day of travel and sightseeing.
Overnight in Shigatse.
TibetTrip Advice:
1. Long driving day; be prepared for high-altitude travel.
2. Drink plenty of water, move slowly when outside, and follow your guide’s instructions for acclimatization.
Day 4: Shigatse to Everest Base Camp: Gyatso La, Gyawu La, Sunset at Everest
Distance: 340 km (8 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast, Tibetan Yak Hotpot | Hotel: EBC Tent Guesthouse or Vienna International Hotel
Today, you’ll leave Shigatse and journey closer to the roof of the world, taking in the majestic Himalayan ranges and approaching the legendary Mount Everest. Every turn offers breathtaking views, culminating in an unforgettable night at Everest Base Camp.
Morning: Gyatso La & Gyawu La Pass
After breakfast, depart Shigatse and drive toward Gyatso La Pass (5,280 m). Pause at the viewpoint for your first glimpse of Mount Everest, partially hidden behind the surrounding peaks, its summit resembling a delicate budding lotus flower—a truly captivating sight.
Shortly after entering the Mount Everest National Nature Reserve, continue to Gawula Pass (5,198 m). Here, enjoy a panoramic view of the Himalayas, including the five highest peaks, with Everest standing proudly at the forefront. This marks your second close encounter with the majestic peak.
Afternoon: Approaching Everest Base Camp and enjoying the sunset
Drive along the new zigzag road to Everest Base Camp (5,200 m). As the base camp draws nearer, Everest gradually unfolds, revealing more of its colossal, snow-covered form—your third view of Everest.
Upon arrival, behold the towering white pyramid of Everest. As dusk falls, watch the golden hues illuminate the northern face—a fourth unforgettable view. When night descends, the sparkling Milky Way above the snowy peak offers your fifth and final encounter with Everest, an awe-inspiring spectacle of mountain and sky.
Evening Dining: Authentic Himalayan Feast
After an unforgettable day chasing the highest peaks on Earth, gather for a comforting evening meal.
Tibetan Yak Hotpot: Savor an authentic, steaming Tibetan yak meat hotpot inside the cozy room. It is the perfect, hearty high-altitude meal to keep you warm and replenish your energy on the plateau.
Accommodation Options
Choose your preferred stay based on your comfort level and sightseeing goals for the following morning:
Everest Base Camp Tent Guesthouse: Double-bed rooms without private shower, public toilet only. Offers the most authentic local experience and allows you to view the magnificent Everest sunrise from up close.
Vienna International Hotel: Offers a much better environment and more comfortable accommodation conditions, though staying here means you will miss the Everest sunrise due to its location.
Upgrading to Rongbuk Hotel: The absolute best hotel for viewing Mount Everest. Upgrading to this hotel requires paying a price difference; prices fluctuate by season, so please consult us for specific rates.
TibetTrip Notice:
Tibet Everest Base Camp experience depends on weather; views may vary.
Day 5: Everest Base Camp to Saga: Sunrise at Everest, Shishapangma, Pelkhu Tso Lake
Distance: 370 km (8 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: Hotel in Saga
Wake up before dawn at Everest Base Camp, where the stillness of the plateau and the crisp mountain air set the stage for a truly unforgettable morning. Today’s journey blends sacred moments, highland landscapes, and remote wilderness as you travel toward Saga.
Morning: Everest Sunrise
As the first light of day touches the summit of Mount Everest, watch the world’s highest peak glow softly in the morning sky—a serene and powerful farewell to this sacred mountain.
Afternoon: Mt. Shishapangma & Pelkhu Tso Lake
Continue your drive toward Saga, passing through vast, open landscapes that showcase the raw beauty of the Tibetan plateau. Along the way, admire Mount Shishapangma (8,027 m), the only eight-thousand-meter peak entirely within Tibet, its massive glaciers reflecting the grandeur of nature.
Stop at the stunning Pelkhu Tso Lake (4,591 m), where shimmering golden waters mirror the snow-covered slopes of Mount Shishapangma, creating a scene of quiet elegance and unforgettable beauty.
Arrive in Saga in the evening and check into your hotel, resting well after a day filled with sacred sights and dramatic landscapes.
Overnight in Saga.
TibetTrip Advice:
Early morning start for Everest sunrise; dress warmly.
Day 6: Saga to Darchen: Maquan River Wetland, Lake Rakshastal
Distance: 490 km (8 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: Hotel in Darchen
Morning: Cruising the Legendary G219 Highway
Set out for a spectacular drive along the famous G219 National Highway, celebrated as one of China’s most scenic and adventurous high-altitude routes. Your journey takes you through Payang Town in Zhongba County—one of the highest inhabited settlements on the Tibetan Plateau—before crossing the expansive Maquan River Wetland. This sweeping, pristine wetland marks the pristine source region of the mighty Yarlung Tsangpo River.
Afternoon: The Mystic Shores of the Ghost Lake
As you approach the sacred realm of Mount Kailash, the plateau landscape transforms into a dramatic theater of rock and sky. Before reaching your final destination, make a stop at the hauntingly beautiful Lake Rakshastal, widely known as the “Ghost Lake.” In Tibetan tradition, its deep, dark blue waters and stark, barren mountain backdrop stand in striking, mysterious contrast to the neighboring Lake Mansarovar, creating an unforgettable vista steeped in ancient legends and deep spiritual lore.
Evening: Reaching the Base of Mount Kailash
Later today, arrive in Darchen, the bustling settlement nestled at the foot of the mountain and the traditional starting point for the sacred Mount Kailash Kora pilgrimage. Rest up and prepare for the breathtaking days ahead.
Overnight in Darchen.
TibetTrip Notice:
If you require a porter for the Mount Kailash trek, please inform your guide today. The arrangement will be made for the following day. (Porter service is available at an additional cost.)
Day 7: Mount Kailash Trek Day 1: Darchen to Dirapuk Monastery
Distance: 6 km driving; 13 km trekking | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: Dirapuk Monastery Guesthouse (Multi-bed Sharing)
After breakfast in Darchen, begin the sacred Mount Kailash kora, a pilgrimage walked by devotees for centuries. Board an eco-bus to Sarshung Valley, where today’s trek officially starts, following the peaceful Lha Chu River Valley toward the holy mountain.
The trail unfolds gently, allowing time to walk, breathe, and absorb the spiritual atmosphere of the surroundings. Along the way, you will pass several important pilgrimage sites that mark the beginning of the circumambulation.
Sacred Stops Along the Way
Tarboche (Prayer Flag Square): A revered site of the Saga Dawa Festival, where pilgrims gather to raise prayer flagpoles in celebration of Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and passing into nirvana.
Yam Dwar (Chorten Kangnyi or Two-Legged Stupa): A significant sacred site marking the entrance to the sacred path around Mount Kailash. Pilgrims pass through here to begin their spiritual journey around the mountain.
Choku Monastery (Qūgǔ Sì): The first monastery encountered on the Mount Kailash kora, known for its sacred silver conch shell and traditional teapots used by generations of pilgrims.
By afternoon, arrive at Dirapuk Monastery (Zhire Monastery or Zhǐrè Sì), dramatically set beneath the western face of Mount Kailash. This sacred location offers one of the most striking and close-up views of the holy mountain. Weather permitting, witness a memorable sunset over Mount Kailash, as golden light softly illuminates the sheer cliffs of the western slope and the valley slowly settles into silence. After checking into the monastery guesthouse, take time to rest, and explore the monastery grounds.
Overnight at Dirapuk Monastery Guesthouse.
TibetTrip Advice:
1. Trek at a slow, steady pace to adjust to the altitude.
2. Weather in the mountains can change quickly; warm layers are recommended.
Day 8: Mount Kailash Trek Day 2: Dirapuk Monastery to Zutulpuk Monastery
Distance: 22 km trekking | Meals: / | Hotel: Zutulpuk Monastery Guesthouse (Multi-bed Sharing)
In the early morning, depart from Dirapuk Monastery to begin the most challenging and spiritually significant day of the Mount Kailash kora. Today’s trek takes you across the highest point of the pilgrimage route, surrounded by devoted pilgrims and prayer flags fluttering in the wind.
Morning: Ascent to Dolma La Pass
Begin with a steady 4-kilometer ascent, climbing toward an altitude of around 5,430 m. As the sun rises, enjoy breathtaking views of the northwestern face of Mount Kailash, glowing softly in the early morning light.
Continue another 2 kilometers to reach Dolma La Pass (5,630 m), the highest point of the kora. Ascending this sacred pass is regarded as a profound spiritual achievement in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing the cleansing of past sins and the renewal of one’s soul. Prayer flags flutter endlessly in the wind, carrying pilgrims’ wishes and blessings across the plateau. From the top, enjoy awe-inspiring views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.
Descent: Gauri Kund & Glaciers
After crossing Dolma La Pass, descend carefully to the serene Gauri Kund (Tuoji Cuo, Lake of Compassion, or Cibei Lake), its emerald-green waters shimmering beneath the surrounding peaks. According to belief, a dip here symbolizes the cleansing of a lifetime’s sins. Nearby, observe the thick glaciers on Mount Kailash’s northwestern slope, adding to the raw and sacred beauty of the landscape.
Afternoon: Toward Zutulpuk Monastery
Continue descending into the valley below the southeastern foot of Mount Kailash, where the trail gradually softens. Arrive at Zutulpuk Monastery (Dzutripuk Monastery, Zūnzhū Sì, or Zǔchǔ Sì), set amid peaceful grasslands. This tranquil site is associated with Milarepa’s meditation cave, offering a gentle and reflective end to a demanding day. You may encounter small wild animals along the way, adding life to the quiet plateau scenery.
Rest well at the local guesthouse and recover after a challenging yet deeply rewarding day.
Overnight at Zutulpuk Monastery Guesthouse.
TibetTrip Advice:
Even in summer, icy and rocky sections may appear near Dolma La Pass—trek carefully and wear proper footwear.
Day 9: Mount Kailash Trek Day 3: Zutulpuk Monastery to Darchen, then to Zanda
Distance: 6.5 km trekking; 4.5 km driving to Darchen; 227 km (4 hr driving) to Zanda | Meals: / | Hotel: Hotel in Zanda
On the final day of your Mount Kailash kora, set out from Zutulpuk Monastery and trek 6.5 km to Zongto (Zongdui). From here, take the eco-bus back to Darchen, where your three-day trek around the holy mountain officially comes to an end.
Afterward, begin the drive toward Zanda and enjoy a well-earned rest.
Overnight in Zanda.
Day 10: Zanda to Darchen: Zanda Earth Forest, Guge Kingdom
Distance: 270 km (5 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: Hotel in Darchen
Morning: Over the Horizon of the Zanda Earth Forest
After breakfast, step into a surreal, alien-like landscape. Explore the spectacular Zanda Earth Forest, an extraordinary geological wonder carved by millions of years of water and wind erosion. As you gaze out over the maze of towering clay formations, deep-cut valleys, and dramatic cliffs, you will witness a natural masterpiece unlike anything else on the Tibetan Plateau.
Afternoon: The Lost Empire of the Guge Kingdom
Next, journey to the legendary Guge Kingdom Ruins, one of Tibet’s most significant and hauntingly beautiful archaeological treasures. Founded around the 10th century, this grand citadel flourished as the political, cultural, and religious heart of western Tibet for over 700 years.
As you climb through the ruins, you will explore ancient palaces, temples, secret meditation caves, defensive fortresses, and underground passages. Marvel at the brilliantly preserved, centuries-old murals and Buddhist sculptures that still whisper stories of a golden age. The sudden, mysterious disappearance of this vast civilization remains one of Tibet’s greatest unsolved historical puzzles.
Evening: Return to Darchen
Following your deep dive into Tibet’s ancient past, travel back to Darchen to unwind and prepare for the next leg of your adventure.
Day 11: Darchen to Saga: Lake Mansarovar, Gongzhucuo
Distance: 490 km (8 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: Hotel in Saga
After breakfast, begin the drive from Darchen to Saga, passing by the sacred Lake Mansarovar. Enjoy sweeping vistas of crystal-clear waters framed by snow-capped peaks under the highland sky. With a bit of luck, spot migratory birds such as bar-headed geese and hardy alpine plants thriving in this sacred landscape.
Later, continue your drive across the sweeping Ngari Plateau. Along the way, make a scenic stop at Gongzhucuo, a stunning alpine lake known for its pristine, crystal-clear waters and serene surroundings. Often bypassed by standard tour groups, this hidden gem offers a quiet, untouched sanctuary to take in the raw, peaceful beauty of Tibet’s high-altitude wilderness.
As the plateau scenery transitions into the evening light, arrive back in the town of Saga to rest, relax, and reflect on the day’s spiritual and natural wonders.
Overnight in Saga
Day 12: Saga to Shigatse: Pelkhu Tso Lake
Distance: 580 km (9 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: Hotel in Shigatse
After breakfast, set out on your return journey, retracing a highly scenic stretch through the dramatic terrain of southern Tibet.
Morning: The Mirror of Mount Shishapangma
Today’s primary highlight is a welcome return to the shores of Pelkhu Tso Lake, the largest alpine lake nestled within the Mount Everest Nature Reserve. Sitting at an altitude of approximately 4,590 meters and spanning nearly 300 square kilometers, this brilliant blue lake is cradled by towering peaks and thriving high-altitude wildlife.
On a clear day, the colossal, snow-capped peak of Mount Shishapangma (the world’s 14th-highest mountain) casts a flawless reflection onto the mirror-like water, creating one of western Tibet’s most legendary and iconic landscapes. Keep your eyes on the shoreline and surrounding grasslands, as you may spot wild Tibetan antelopes, kiangs (wild asses), black-necked cranes, and diverse migrating waterbirds.
After taking in the pristine lakeside views, continue your drive eastward across the rolling hills of the plateau toward Shigatse. Watch the landscape slowly soften as you transition from the raw wilderness of the deep west back into the fertile valleys of central Tibet.
Arrive in Shigatse in the evening to settle in, relax, and enjoy a comfortable night’s rest in Tibet’s cultural second city.
Overnight in Shigatse.
Day 13: Shigatse to Baingoin: Jiegangri Sacred Mountain, Serling Tso
Distance: 490 km (7 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: Hotel in Baingoin
After breakfast, leave Shigatse behind and travel north toward the vast, untamed grasslands of Northern Tibet (Changtang).
Morning: The Guardian Peak of the North
Your first stop is the revered Jiegangri Sacred Mountain, a deeply spiritual peak in Tibetan culture. Its magnificent, rugged contours and dramatically shifting seasonal scenery have drawn generations of local pilgrims, who believe the mountain stands as a powerful protector possessing profound spiritual significance.
Afternoon: The Infinite Blue of Serling Tso
Continue your journey across the wilderness to the magnificent Serling Tso (Selin Co), the largest lake in Tibet and the second-largest saltwater lake in China. Sitting at an elevation of approximately 4,530 meters and stretching across an enormous expanse of over 2,000 square kilometers, its deep sapphire waters seem to blend seamlessly into the sky.
The surrounding wetlands form one of the most vital wildlife sanctuaries on the plateau. As you drive along the lake, keep a lookout for its wild inhabitants—this pristine ecosystem supports black-necked cranes, bar-headed geese, Tibetan antelopes, Tibetan gazelles, wild yaks, and herds of galloping kiangs. The endless water, vast grasslands, and distant snow-capped peaks combine to create one of the most spectacular, wide-open landscapes in Northern Tibet.
Evening: Arrival in Baingoin
As twilight settles over the northern plains, arrive in Baingoin (Bangor) County. Unwind and enjoy a peaceful evening resting up in this remote high-altitude town.
Overnight in Baingoin.
Day 14: Baingoin to Lhasa: Namtso Lake, Nagenla Pass, Nyenchen Tanglha Range
Distance: 435 km (6 hr driving) | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: Hotel in Lhasa
After breakfast, depart Baingoin to visit another of Tibet’s most celebrated natural wonders.
Morning: The Sacred Mirror of Namtso Lake
Your journey leads to the breathtaking Namtso Lake, recognized as one of Tibet’s Three Sacred Lakes and one of the highest saltwater lakes on Earth, perched at approximately 4,718 meters above sea level.
Spend your morning exploring the famous Tashi Peninsula. Here, crystal-clear turquoise waters lap against the shore, framed by fluttering, colorful prayer flags and the dramatic, snow-draped peaks of the horizon. The profound serenity of this sacred site makes Namtso one of the most deeply beloved destinations on the entire Tibetan Plateau.
Afternoon: The Eternal Lovers of the Plateau
After taking in the lakeside views, begin your drive back toward central Tibet, ascending through the towering Nagenla Pass. From this lofty vantage point, you will be treated to magnificent panoramic views of the rugged Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain Range. According to ancient Tibetan lore, the snow-capped Nyenchen Tanglha and the turquoise Namtso Lake are eternal lovers, casting a beautiful, romantic mystique over this deeply sacred alpine landscape.
Evening: Return to Lhasa
Continue your scenic drive back down into the Lhasa Valley, bringing your incredible, life-changing overland journey across western Tibet to a grand close. Check into your hotel for a well-deserved rest and a final evening in the holy city.
Overnight in Lhasa.
Day 15: Lhasa Departure: Transfer to Airport or Train Station
Distance: 70 km (1 hr driving) to the airport; 20 km (30 min driving) to the train station | Meals: Breakfast | Hotel: /
After breakfast, your guide and driver will escort you to Lhasa Gonggar Airport or Lhasa Railway Station for your onward journey. Please confirm your flight or train details with your guide to allow ample time for check-in and security procedures.
Thank you for choosing TibetTrip for your journey through Tibet. We hope the memories of the plateau, sacred mountains, and Tibetan culture will stay with you, and we look forward to welcoming you back someday!
TibetTrip Notice:
Free drop-off: Airport (08:30–22:30), Train station (24 hours).
15-Day Lhasa EBC Kailash Guge Namtso Tour Date and Package Price
Lhasa EBC Kailash Guge Namtso Tour Cost (Based on Travel Time)
All prices are quoted in US dollars per person and are based on 3-star hotel accommodation.
A single room supplement applies to solo travelers who request a private room.
| Travel Time / Tour Price | Apr.，May. | Jun., Oct. | Jul., Aug., Sept. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 pax | $1940 | $2095 | $2235 |
2026 Lhasa EBC Kailash Guge Namtso Tour Departures and Bookings
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| Jul. 2026 | ||
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Lhasa EBC Kailash Guge Namtso Tour Inclusions:
- 1. Tibet Permits: Tibet Travel Permit, Aliens’ Travel Permit, Military Area Entry Permit, etc.
- 2. Transportation: 9-17 seat tourist vehicle.
- 3. Accommodation:
11 nights in twin-sharing rooms (4-star standard in Lhasa and Shigatse, 3-star standard in other places);
1 night in EBC Tent Guesthouse (multi-bed sharing) or Vienna International Hotel (4-diamond standard);
1 night in Dirapuk Monastery Guesthouse (multi-bed sharing);
1 night in Zutulpuk Monastery Guesthouse (multi-bed sharing);
Note: All domestic hotel star and diamond ratings listed follow Ctrip’s standard classification. - 4. Meals: Breakfasts in hotel, Tibetan Sweet Tea, Tibetan Welcome Dinner, Tibetan Yak Hotpot at EBC
- 5. Guide: Professional English-speaking local Tibetan guide
- 6. Entrance Tickets: Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Yamdrok Lake, Karola Glacier, Everest Base Camp + Eco-bus, Lake Mansarovar, Mount Kailash + Eco-bus, Zanda Earth Forest, Guge Kingdom, Namtso Lake
- 7. Oxygen and Water: 1 bottle of portable oxygen for emergencies; 4L medical oxygen cylinder in the car; 1 bottle of 300ml drinking water per person per day
- 8. Travel Insurance: Travel agency liability insurance, vehicle Seat Insurance
- 9. Service Fees: All taxes, fees, and handling charges; reservation fee for visiting Potala Palace; lodging and dining subsidies for guide and driver
- 10. Pick-Up and Drop-Off: Free pick-up at Lhasa Gonggar Airport (8:00 am to 10:00 pm); Free drop-off at Lhasa Gonggar Airport (8:30 am to 10:30 pm); Free pick-up and drop-off at Lhasa Train Station (24 hours)
Lhasa EBC Kailash Guge Namtso Tour Exclusions:
- 1. Personal Expenses: Laundry, drinks, phone calls, optional activities
- 2. Single Room Supplement (if requested)
- 3. Meals: Lunch and dinner not mentioned in the itinerary
- 4. Tickets: International and domestic flight/train tickets
- 5. Tipping: Tips for guides and drivers
- 6. China Visa: Chinese Tourist Visa (L Visa) application fees
- 7. Exceptional Events: Extra charges due to irresistible reasons (e.g., weather, road closures)
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