Tibet Nature Tour

4 Days

Lhasa City Tour

Exploring the majestic Capital City of Tibet

Tibet Nature Tour
4 Days Lhasa City Tour

OVERVIEW

The 4 Days Lhasa City Tour is brilliantly designed for those who have very little time to spend in Lhasa, Tibet (The capital city of Tibet Autonomous Region). This tour itinerary will enhance your experience by visiting the top-rated attractions.

The Dalai Lama’s Winter Palace, Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Barkhor Streets are among the highlights.
You may see Tibetan monks debating on Tibetan Buddhism at Sera Monastery.

You’ll also have the opportunity to taste some delicious Tibetan cuisine. Additionally, you’ll have an opportunity to experience true Tibetan spirituality.

DayTrip Outline Daily Activities
Day 1. Arrival in LhasaTake a Rest & visit the city in the afternoon
Day 2. Lhasa SightseeingPotala Palace , Jokhang Temple & Barkhor Street
Day 3. Lhasa SightseeingNorbu Lingkha Palace & Sera Monastery
Day 4. Departure

DETAIL ITINERARY

Arrival in Lhasa, Tibet

Our Tibetan guide and Tibetan driver greet you at the airport or train station with a white scarf. This is a very traditional way of greeting a friend in Tibet.

The distance from the airport to Lhasa city is around 60 kilometers, while the distance from the train station to Lhasa is approximately 15 kilometers. We take it easy on the first day to acclimate to the altitude.

Lhasa City Tour

ATTRACTIONS:- Potala Palace (Winter Resistant of the Dalai Lama), Norbu Lingkha Palace (Summer Resistant of the Dalai Lama), Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Streets & Sera Monastery;

The tour program for Days 2 and Day 3 is designed to help you acclimatize to the altitude in Lhasa City. You will be touring some of Tibet’s most beautiful landmarks in the meantime. These icons include the Potala Palace (Dalai Lama’s Winter Palace), Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, Norbu Lingkha Palace, and Sera Monastery.

The Sera Monastery is one of the most intriguing places to see, and I strongly advise you to go there in the afternoon while the monks are debating Tibetan Buddhist philosophy.

We must obtain a Visiting Time Ticket to enter the Potala Palace. We must plan accordingly based on that. Due to this, when you get to Lhasa, kindly give our guide your passport.

Departure

Today is the last day of your journey. It’s time to say goodbye to your tour guide and driver. They will meet you at your hotel lobby and drive to the Lhasa Gongar Airport and Train Station to depart from Tibet.

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REVIEW

Bessy Saw from Singapore
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We have many fond memories of our time in Tibet with the Tibet Nature Tour. During the trip, we faced a few issues, but the Tibet Nature Tour agency handled them expertly and provided us with excellent support. Some members of my group are unable to participate in all plans due to health issues, and FIT has arranged for them to enjoy a personalized tour with great and unforgettable memories. When planning a tour with the Tibet Nature Tour Agency, we feel like friends or family. I highly recommend the Tibet Nature Tour agency for a fantastic vacation to Tibet; they helped us have great and unforgettable moments in Tibet, as well as gorgeous images.

Why Travel with Tibet Nature Tour?

24/ 7 Services During The trip

Tibet Nature Tour is a good friend for your travel to Tibet, therefore we offer 24 hours services during your trip.

Hassle-Free Travel

We put all our efforts to make sure that you’ll receive a hassle-free and memorable travel experience in Tibet.

Experienced, Knowledgeable, Fun-loving Local Tibetan Tour Guide

Our Local Tibetan Tour guides are experienced, knowledgeable, and fun-loving. We also welcome anything questions with a smile on our face. 

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