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What is the permit, why we need it?
Without the 3 permits mentioned above, to travel in Tibet is illegal and is also regarded as against the law and local authority, the monetary penalty and political inspection can apply. I heard that it was ok to travel in Tibet independently?
Since the situation changed from last year, the regional stability has become the top concern for central government, all the rules start enforced again in TAR. At moment, all the foreign nationals have to travel in Tibet with the fixed itinerary and a guide accompanied, this makes the travel not as flexible as in the past. How the travel arrangement work out now?
Why to arrange your trip through us?
After the Tibet completely closed to individual travelers, many travel agencies came up to rip the tourists off by quoting sky-high price, many travelers had to give up a visit to Tibet due to the unaffordable price, so we started to look for the solution to decrease the cost. After several negotiations with local tour operators in Lhasa, we think we’ve now got the best deal for our guests, and we vow to be the cheapest. If you found anywhere offer the cheaper quotation than us, please don’t hesitate to tell us, we’ll try to find the reason!
Anyway, we just don’t want you lose the great chance to see this most beautiful land on top of the world!
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As Tibet Autonomous region (TAR) is the frontier of People’s Republic of China in Himalayan region and bordering quite a few countries, It is restricted for free exploring for both Chinese and foreign nationals. Chinese people are generally hassle-free to enter TAR, but still need to apply the permit for going to the border regions. For foreign nationals, there are 3 different permits are necessity to carry out the whole trip across Tibet.
| Option 1: 7days (Lhasa/Yamdrok Lake/ Shigatse/E.B.C/Nepal border) Day1: Arrive in Lhasa Day2: Visit Potala Palace, Jokhang temple, wandering around Barkor Street. Day3: Visit Norblingka and Sera temple. Day4: Visit Yamdrok lake, Kumpum stupa in Gyantse, Tashilunpo monastery in Shigatse. Stay in Shigatse. Day5: Early morning start driving to Rogbuk monastery via Shegar. Stay at Everest Base Camp. Day6: E.B.C to Zhangmu (Nepal border) Day7: Leave China. |
Option 2: 8 days (Lhasa/Yamdrok lake/Shigatse/E.B.C/Lhasa) Day1: Arrive in Lhasa Day2: Visit Potala Palace, Jokhang temple, wandering around Barkor Street. Day3: Visit Norblingka and Sera temple. Day4: Visit Yamdrok lake, Gyantse Kumpum, stay in Shigatse. Day5: Early morning start driving to Rogbuk via Shegar. Stay at Everest Base Camp. Day6: Back to Shigatse. Day7: Visit Tashilunpo monastery in Shigatse then drive back to Lhasa. Stay in Lhasa. Da8: Leave Lhasa. |
| Option 3: 4 days (Lhasa) Day1: Arrive in Lhasa. Day2: Visit Potala Palace, Jokhang temple, wandering around Barkor Street. Day3: Visit Norblingka and Sera temple. Day4: Leave Lhasa |
Option 4: 5 days (Lhasa/Namtso lake) Day1: Arrive in Lhasa. Day2: Visit Potala Palace, Jokhang temple, wandering around Barkor Street. Day3: Visit Norblingka and Sera temple. Day4: Visit Namtso Lake, back to Lhasa. Stay in Lhasa. Day5: Leave Lhasa |
| Option 5: 6 days (Lhasa/Yamdrok Lake/ Shigatse/Lhasa) Day1: Arrive in Lhasa Day2: Visit Potala Palace, Jokhang temple, wandering around Barkor Street. Day3: Visit Norblingka and Sera temple. Day4: Visit Yamdrok lake, Kumpum stupa in Gyantse. Stay in Shigatse. Day5: Visit Tashilunpo monastery in Shigatse, drive back to Lhasa. Stay in Lhasa. Day6: Leave Lhasa |
Option 6: 15 days Mt.kalish to Nepal border trip Day1-Arrive in Lhasa |
Option 7: 15 days Mt.kalish (Return to Lhasa) trip Day1-Arrive in Lhasa |
If you want to put more places into the itinerary, please tell us, we can make a tailored travel plan! Any question, don't hesitate to ask. E-mail: mixhostel@hotmail.com |