Overview

Greetings from Tibet! We invite you to explore the 4-day Lhasa tour with us, promising you a unique and unforgettable experience of Tibet. Rub shoulders with locals and sample authentic Tibetan dishes at the tea house; feel the spirituality of Barkhor Kora; take in the sights of iconic Buddhist sites like Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple; be in awe of the lively debates among monks at Sera Monastery and enjoy a pleasant hike in Drepung Monastery.

With our supreme knowledge of Tibet travel, we offer a variety of reasonable accommodations that meet varying tastes and budgets, plus the added convenience of upgrading your service. Our committed Tibetan guides will keep you entertained while introducing you to Tibetan Buddhism, along with our offices positioned in Lhasa – allowing us to acquire Tibet Permits (for free) from all directions as well as organize efficient extended tours to Nepal or other Chinese cities. Soak up these incredible experiences during your visit to Lhasa; it will be sure to inspire further adventures in Tibet!

Day 1 :

Arrive in Lhasa by Air or Train (Max. Alt: 3650)

Your guide will welcome you when you reach Lhasa, be it by plane or train. Along the way, you can view the Yarlung Tsangpo River (the longest and widest river in Tibet) and Lhasa River.

At Potala Square, you can capture mesmerizing photos of the area, with the fountains of several colors adding an extra charm to the spot. New visitors in Tibet are advised to take it easy and let their body adjust to the high altitude before exploring more of Lhasa City. A good rest in your hotel is surely recommended.
Accommodation: Ganggyen Hotel (4 Star)

Day 2 :

Lhasa Tour: Visiting Potala, Johkang Temple, and Barkhor Street

This tour will first take you to the Potala Palace, the winter palace of the Dalai lama since the 7th century. It houses invaluable collections such as gilded burial stupas and a meditation Cave.

Following lunch, visitors can explore Jokhang Temple which dates back to when it was constructed by the 33rd king of Tibet. Inside is a statue of Buddha Sakyamuni at twelve years old and outside pilgrims prostrate before it. Surrounding the temple one finds Barkhor street, where one can take part in kora with others, as well as an old market.
Accommodation: Ganggyen Hotel (4 Star)

Day 3 :

Explore Village Dra-dong and Sera Monastery

You'll be visiting Dra-dong Village - 25 kilometers southwest of Lhasa's downtown - the most picturesque village in the area. During your stay, take a look around and get a glimpse of life in rural Lhasa; don't forget to check out the 11th century Nyimatang Monastery and have lunch with a local Tibetan family.

Come afternoon, you'll be welcomed at Sera Monastery, one of Tibet's 'great three' Gelug monasteries. Take some time to observe monks debating between 3-5 pm, explore the Tibetan religious scripture printing house, as well as admire three sand Mandalas and the attractively painted Rock Painting of Buddha.
Accommodation: Ganggyen Hotel (4Star)

Day 4 :

Departure from Lhasa Airport/Train Station

You will be transferred to the airport or train station by the guide.