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Kathmandu
- Lhasa - EBC Tour
Duration: 14 nights / 15 days
Price starts from $ 1590 per person
Best
season: May, June, July, August, September |
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Tibet
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What our guest says ? |
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Everest
base camp trekking with your company was a good
selection. Your professionalism and hos-pitality
was highly appreciated by our members.
Mooil kim
Washington, DC
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| Tibet Overland Tour
– Drive in / Fly out |
| Tour Duration:
10 nights / 11 days |
| Tour Type: Budget
Tour (joining group basis) |
| Tour
Cost: US$
1250.00 per person on joining group basis (Budget Tour). |
| Departure
Day for Tibet: Every
Saturday in the months of April, May, June, July, August,
September, October |
| Arrival
Day in Kathmandu: You
should arrive in Kathmandu on Thursday to join the tour. |
| CONTACT
NOW for further
inquiry or booking. |
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| PRIVATE TOUR OPTION: |
| The travellers may
choose this private tour option who are not interested
in budget tour, rather he / she prefers to travel on his/her
own or with own families, or group of friends. Economically
this tour is more expensive than budget tour as transportation
and accommodation are upgraded. |
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| Private
Group Departure for couple, Families or group of friends:
Every day throughout week in the months of April, May,
June, July, August, September, October. |
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know the cost of private tour, please CONTACT
US with number of interested participants. |
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| Day
01 |
Your
arrival at Kathmandu Airport. Thereafter you
will be received by our Airport Representative
and transferred to hotel. O/N at Kathmandu
hotel. |
| Day
02 |
Today
you will take extensive sightseeing tour around
the valley including Pashupatinath temple,
Boudhanath stupa, Swayambhunathnath stupa
and Kathmandu Durbar Square. O/N at hotel. |
| Day
03 |
Drive
Kathmandu to Zhangmu (altitude - 2300m/ 7,544ft):
Meeting at Nepal Trailblazer Trekking Company
Trekking office at 6 AM. And 5 hour drive
to Kodari (China / Nepal border) then onto
Zhangmu. On the drive, you will see a variety
of landscapes and mountains views as you pass
through Nepal to Tibet. As well as the scenery,
the Nepali and Tibetan market center of Khasa
is of interest. Overnight stay at guesthouse
or hotel. |
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04 |
Zhangmu
to Xegar (altitude - 4050m/ 13,284ft):
Drive from Zhangmu to Nylam through the Nylam
passes at 3800 meters (12,464ft) and continue
via Lalungla pass (5050m/ 16,564ft) to Xegar.
Highlights of this drive are the views of
the Bhotekosi River deep in the valley, waterfalls
and the ever-present spectacular mountain
scenery. Here you will see the Jugal mountain
range, Mt. Xixapangma (at 8013m/ 26,282ft,
the highest peak in Tibet), Mt. Makalu (8463m/
27,766ft), Mt. Everest (8848m/ 29,028ft),
Mt. Lhotse (8516m/ 27,940ft) and Mt. Cho-Oyu
(8201m/ 26,899ft). Stay overnight in guesthouse
or hotel. |
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05 |
Xegar
to Xigatse (altitude - 3900m/ 12,792ft): This
area is famous for the Tashilhunpo and Sakya
monasteries.
Tashilhunpo monastery:
The Tashilhunpo Monastery does justice to
the term monastic city. It was founded in
1447 by Tsong Khapa's nephew and disciple,
Gendundrub, who was the first Dalai Lama.
Under the fourth Panchen Lama, it was substantially
enlarged and became an important cultural
and religious site. The main chapel contains
a huge, 26 meter-high statute of the future
Buddha. The monastery is grandly decorated
with arts, ancient scriptures and scroll paintings.
Sakya monastery: The
Sakya monastery originally consisted of two
large complexes on either side of the Trum
River. Both the north monastery, founded in
the 11th century and Sakya south, founded
in 1268 by Phagpa, have uniquely significant
status with Tibetan pilgrims. The monastery
offers you libraries of spiritual books as
well as artwork and a chance to see the grand
residence of the monks. |
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06 |
Xigatse
to Gyantse (altitude - 3950m/ 12,956ft): Gyantse,
lying 264 km southwest of Lhasa on the northern
bank of the Nyang Chu River, is of historical
significance. In the 15th century it served
as the capital of a small kingdom. Today,
Gyantse retains a deeply Tibetan character.
The principle structures consist of a castle
on a ridge overlooking the town and a walled
monastic complex. The monastery includes the
massive temple of Palkhor Chode and the great
multi-chapel Kumbum Chorten. These religious
monuments, part of Gyantse's ancient monastic
town, contain some of the most extraordinary
works of art in Tibet. Overnight in a guesthouse
or hotel. |
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07 |
Gyantse
to Lhasa (altitude - 3650m/ 11,972ft): Drive
from Gyantse through Karo-la pass at 5010
meters (16,432ft) and onto the Khambala pass
at 4794 meters (15,729ft). The former climbs
two lofty mountains, the Nozing khang sa (7223m/
23,691ft) and the Ralung (6236m/ 20,454ft).
On this day, you will also see the wonderful
Yamdrok Tso Lake (turquoise lake) and the
Brahmaputra River as well as the ever-present
views of the interesting and unusual landscape.
Spend the night in a guesthouse or hotel in
Lhasa. |
| DayS
08/09 |
Lhasa
Tour: These days you will be engrossed
with sightseeing and excursions of the Potala
Palace, the Jokhang Temple, the near-by Barkhor
market, Drepung Monastery, Sera Monastery
and other fascinating places in Lhasa. |
| Day
10 |
96
km drive from Lhasa city to Gongar airport,
then flight to Kathmandu: The flight will
give you an eyeful of mountains; Mt Kanchenjunga
(8586m/ 28,169ft), Mt. Everest (8848m/ 29.028ft),
Mt. Makalu (8463m/ 27,766ft) and others. |
| Day
11 |
Drive
to Airport for your onward Journey! Tour Ends. |
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| Our
services include in the price are: |
- Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu
valley as per above programs.
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- 4WD with experienced driver
during the tour.
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- Chinese visa, and Tibet
travel permit.
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- English speaking guide during the tour.
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- Twin sharing accommodation
during the tour (inclusive of breakfast).
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- Monasteries entry permits.
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- Lhasa city tour as per the program.
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- Bus transfer from Kathmandu to Kodari boarder (boarder
of Nepal & Tibet).
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- Airfare from Lhasa to Kathmandu.
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| Not
included:- Lunch, dinner, drinks, alcoholic beverages,
Nepal visa, Nepal Re- entry visa, Travel insurance. |
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| RELATED
INFORMATION |
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| CHINESE
VISA & TRAVEL PERMIT: |
| You are requested
to submit us the following passport information at least
20 days before trip departure for visa procedure. At
least 2 days before tour commencement, original passports
must reach to our office in Kathmandu.
1. Name in full (as in passport)
2. Sex
3. Nationality
4. Passport Number
5. Date of birth
6. Occupation |
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| TEMPERATURE
& CLOTHING |
| Tibet will have
it's average temperature between 5-20 degree Celsius in
the month of April through October. During trekking season,
the night temperature in the mountain often falls below
freezing. Therefore, you are required to have adequate
warm clothes to save from extreme cold. Further, it will
be better to dress in layers that can be easily put on
& off as required. It is often advisable to carry
raincoat because snow or rain can also occur sometimes. |
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| CLOTHING
& ACCESSORIES RECOMMENDED:- |
- Thermal underwear, woolen or silk long sleeve tops
& bottoms
- Woolen shirts, pullover, pants, socks, hat, gloves
& scarves
- Down jacket or wind breaker
- Good walking boots or shoes
- Sun hat, sun glass, suntan lotion, torch light,
pen knife
- Medicine for common colds, headache, diarrhea &
diamox against altitude sickness.
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| HEALTH |
| It is necessary
to be physically fit & healthy for the participate
on Tibet tour. Even if, there is no particular age limit
guideline, child below 8 years or elderly people exceeding
70 years or more are not advisable to take participation.
Doctor's medical certificate is essential for trip participation.
Further more, those who are sufferer of high blood pressure,
heart problem or diabetic are not recommending for tour.
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| INSURANCE |
| It is most advisable
all clients to have full insurance against medical and
person accident risk, natural calamities, political instability,
etc. |
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We never force our clients to
follow our set itinerary rather we always follow
the idea suggested by our clients & arrange
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