Day
1 |
Fly breath taking trans Himalayan flight over the Mt.Everest from Kathmandu to Lhasa and upon arrival transfers to the hotel and complete rest for acclimatization. O/n in hotel. |
Day
2-3 |
You will be engrossed with sight seeing tour to magnificent Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkor market, Deeprung Monastery, Sera Monastery and nunnery. Overnight in hotel |
Day
4 |
Full day picturesque drive crossing over Kampala Pass (4794M) and the Brahma Putra river (Yarlung Tsangpo) and along the turquoise lake Yamadrok, Over night in hotel. |
Day
5 |
Morning sightseeing to the Kumbum Stupa & Palkor Monaster. Drive through the Tibet’s biggest Agricultural field to Sigatse and sightseeing to the Panchen Lama’s Tashilumpu Monastery in Sigatse.Over night in Hotel. |
Day
6 |
Scenic drive through the highest point, Gyatchu La pass (5,220m) en route. Overnight in hotel /Guest House. |
Day
7 |
Drive towards south from Tingri towards the Top of the world Mt. EVEREST about 100km to Ronbuk. Over night in Guest house. |
Day
8 |
Two three hours excursion to the Everest base camp & Ronbuk Monastery. Over night in Guest house |
Day
9 |
Day drive to the highest plateau of the world with typical landscape offering the sheer feeling of being on the roof of the world crossing over the 5,050 meters LALUNGA pass, from where you can view the breathtaking mountain range from Mt.Cho Oyu (8,201m) Mt.Xishapagma ( 8,012m) dwarfed by the vastness of Tibetan plateau (if weather permits). One can also take a magnificent view of Mt. Everest (8,848m) from Tingri. Overnight in Guest house. |
Nepal Outdoor Activities
This
trek will take us from desert to meadows filled with wildflowers
to green plantations. The cultural diversity from one area
to another is fascinating. There will also be plenty of wildlife
to view. We will have a number of days to sightsee in Lhasa.
There we will visit the Potala Palace, former home of His
Holiness the Dalai Lama along with many other places of interest.
With our gear loaded on Tibetan Yaks, we will trek as far
as Everest North Base Camp, to see the highest place on earth
from the Tibetan side.
