This 17-day journey takes you through the sacred sites of Nepal and Tibet, blending breathtaking landscapes with profound spiritual experiences. Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, such as the ancient Durbar Squares and iconic stupas. Cross into Tibet to witness the serene Lake Manasarovar, the sacred Mount Kailash, and the challenging Kailash Kora trek, a pilgrimage revered by multiple faiths. Conclude your adventure in Lhasa, the spiritual heart of Tibet, with visits to the Jokhang Temple, Potala Palace, and historic monasteries. This tour offers an unforgettable immersion into the rich cultural and religious heritage of the Himalayan region.
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When trekking, carrying the right equipment is essential for safety and comfort. Here is a recommended checklist:
Insulated jacket (down or synthetic)
Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants
Thermal base layers (top and bottom)
Fleece or wool mid-layers
Trekking pants
Gloves (inner and outer, waterproof)
Woolen or synthetic socks (multiple pairs)
Warm hat and balaclava
UV-protection sunglasses
Sturdy trekking boots (waterproof and broken in)
Comfortable camp shoes or sandals
Sleeping bag (rated for sub-zero temperatures)
Sleeping bag liner for added warmth
Daypack (20-30 liters, with rain cover)
Duffel bag for porters
Trekking poles (adjustable)
Headlamp with extra batteries
Map, compass, or GPS device
Personal medications
Altitude sickness medications (e.g., Diamox)
First-aid kit
Sunscreen (high SPF) and lip balm
Hand sanitizer
Reusable water bottles or hydration bladder
Water purification tablets or filter
High-energy snacks (nuts, protein bars, etc.)
Lightweight towel
Multi-tool or knife
Camera with extra batteries or power bank
Notebook and pen
Cash for local expenses
Travel insurance documents
Carrying the appropriate equipment can make your trek safer and more comfortable. Ensure your gear is well-suited for the cold, altitude, and varying conditions.
Trekking in the Everest region is an incredible adventure, but the high altitude poses significant risks, particularly from Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). AMS occurs when the body struggles to adapt to reduced oxygen levels and can escalate into life-threatening conditions like High-Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE) or Cerebral Edema (HACE) if untreated. Symptoms range from headaches, nausea, and fatigue to severe issues like confusion, persistent vomiting, and difficulty breathing. Recognizing and addressing these symptoms early is crucial to staying safe.
Preventing altitude sickness involves proper acclimatization, slow ascents, staying hydrated, eating well, and monitoring oxygen levels. If symptoms occur, descending to a lower altitude and seeking medical attention can save lives. Essential preparations include carrying a first-aid kit, portable oxygen, warm clothing, and ensuring emergency evacuation insurance. By staying informed and respecting the challenges of high-altitude trekking, you can enjoy a safer and unforgettable journey in the Everest region.
The weather for a Nepal-Tibet tour is highly unpredictable, with conditions varying significantly based on the season and altitude. In lower regions, temperatures can range from warm and pleasant to chilly, while higher altitudes often experience cold, windy conditions and sudden weather changes. Travelers should be prepared for anything from sunny days to rain, snow, or heavy winds, depending on the time of year and elevation. Always be prepared for sudden weather changes and carry appropriate gear to handle cold, wind, and precipitation.
Our tour package offers a unique and rejuvenating experience - Meditation Retreat, perfect for those seeking peace and self-discovery amidst breathtaking natural landscapes. The tour group includes an additional member: a skilled healing teacher who provides support and guidance throughout the journey. Each morning begins with an invigorating yoga session led by our experienced yoga teacher at 5:30 AM, helping you align your mind and body for the day ahead. In the evenings, unwind with an optional sound healing session before bed, designed to soothe your senses and promote relaxation. Please note that the availability of sound healing sessions depends on the location and altitude of the tour. This retreat is ideal for reconnecting with yourself while exploring serene surroundings.
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Our representative will be in the arrival lobby with your name card. Our airport staff will brief you on the trip and provide vouchers. Our agency has a special space for arrival parking. You will be transferred to the hotel from the arrival gate. Our office representative will meet you in the evening and invite you to a welcome dinner.
The second day of the trek is a leisure and preparatory day to ensure a smooth trekking experience. This day will involve finalizing the trek preparations; a detailed meeting with the tour guide regarding the route, safety, and any expectations will be covered, and all necessary arrangements and documentation, such as dealing with trekking permits and tickets, will be taken into consideration to ensure compliance with local regulations. This relaxed schedule also allows trekkers to double-check their equipment and acclimate to the environment, setting the stage for a successful and enjoyable journey ahead.
Today after breakfast, you will visit Kathmandu Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with stunning architecture, including Hanuman Dhoka, ShivaParvati Temple, Kumari Bahal, and Jagannath Temple. Later, you will explore Boudhanath Stupa, a significant Buddhist pilgrimage site whose design symbolizes the Buddha’s path to enlightenment.
On this day after breakfast, you will begin the day at Swayambhunath Stupa, also known as the Monkey Temple, located on a hilltop offering panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley. It is revered by both Buddhists and Hindus for its deep spiritual significance. In the afternoon, you will head to Patan Durbar Square, renowned for its intricate Newari architecture, ancient temples, and shrines, showcasing the remarkable craftsmanship of the Lalitpur region.
After early morning breakfast, you will enjoy a full-day excursion to Dakshinkali Temple, dedicated to the Hindu goddess Kali, known for its unique animal sacrifice rituals. You will also visit Pharping, an important Vajrayana Buddhist site where Guru Padmasambhava attained enlightenment. Feel the sacred energy of these spiritually significant sites as you immerse yourself in their rich history.
After breakfast today, you’ll start your early morning drive to Kyirong, passing through Trishuli Bazar and Dhunche. After completing immigration formalities at the Nepal-China border, you will enter Tibet and witness breathtaking views of the Tibetan landscape, surrounded by high-altitude beauty and serene mountains.
On this day following breakfast, as you depart from Kyirong, the drive unfolds with a scenic ascent across the Lalung La Pass (5200m), offering breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks. You’ll pass the stunning turquoise Peiku-Tso Lake, backed by the majestic Shishapangma (8027m), creating a perfect photo opportunity. The trail follows the Brahmaputra River before leading to a picturesque river valley dotted with charming Tibetan villages. This rewarding drive concludes in Saga (4600m), where you will find a comfortable spot for an overnight stay at a hotel or guesthouse.
After breakfast today, you will embark on the journey from Saga to Manasarovar Lake which is nothing short of spectacular. You’ll travel through vast valleys filled with grazing yaks and sheep, with snow-capped peaks forming a dramatic backdrop. The route passes Paryang and crosses the Mayumla Pass, showcasing Tibet’s rugged, arid landscapes. Along the way, nomads and mobile shopkeepers, dressed in vibrant traditional attire, often welcome travelers with warm smiles and hot tea. Approaching the sacred Lake Manasarovar, you’ll spot the historic Chiu Monastery perched on the lake’s northwest shore. The views of Mount Kailash from here are awe-inspiring, offering a profound spiritual experience. Overnight accommodation will be at a guesthouse near the lake.
This morning after breakfast, you can spend your morning exploring Lake Manasarovar, a pristine freshwater lake surrounded by towering peaks, including Mount Kailash and Gurula-Mandala. Rich in biodiversity, the lake is home to swans, fishes, and a variety of other wildlife. After soaking in the serene atmosphere, take a short drive to Darchen, the gateway for Mount Kailash Kora (circumambulation). You’ll spend the night at a lodge in Darchen, preparing for the challenging trek ahead.
Today after breakfast, you’ll begin the Kailash Kora with a drive to Yamadwar, the “Gateway of the God of Death.” From here, your trek starts, taking you through stunning mountain landscapes to the village of Drerapuk, located in front of the awe-inspiring north face of Mount Kailash. This day marks the first leg of your spiritual journey around the sacred mountain. Overnight accommodation will be at a guesthouse in Drerapuk.
After the breakfast today, you’ll head towards Zutrulpuk. Today’s trek is the most challenging and spiritually enriching part of the Kora. You’ll cross the Drolma-La Pass, the highest point of the journey, encountering sacred sites like Shiva-stal and Buddha’s footprints along the way. After descending steeply, you’ll arrive at Zutrulpuk, home to the renowned “miracle cave.” The day’s trek offers a mix of physical challenges and profound spiritual connections. Overnight stay will be at a guesthouse in Zutrulpuk.
Following breakfast, you’ll begin your day with a visit to the caves and temples near Milarepa Cave, followed by a trek back to Darchen to complete the Kora. The journey offers a reflective conclusion to your spiritual trek around Mount Kailash. Overnight stay will be at a guesthouse in Darchen.
On this day after breakfast, you’ll make the return journey retracing the route to Saga. The drive, though long, provides a final chance to take in the mesmerizing Tibetan landscapes. Upon reaching Saga, you’ll rest overnight in a comfortable hotel or guesthouse.
After breakfast today, you’ll drive towards Shigatse. This day marks the longest drive of your journey, taking you from Saga to Shigatse, Tibet’s second-largest city. As you leave Saga, the landscape transitions from arid valleys to fertile agricultural fields, with picturesque lakes and traditional Tibetan villages dotting the way. You’ll rejoin the Friendship Highway at Lhatse, continuing the journey to Shigatse. Overnight accommodation will be at a 5-star standard hotel in Shigatse if available.
Following breakfast, you’ll embark on today’s scenic drive to Lhasa takes you over the Karo La Pass (5045m), where a massive glacier descends near the road. The route follows the turquoise waters of Yamdrok-Tso Lake and crosses the Khamba La Pass (4794m). The drive concludes in Lhasa, Tibet’s spiritual and cultural capital. Overnight accommodation will be at a 4-star standard hotel in Lhasa.
On this day after breakfast, you can immerse yourself in the spiritual heritage of Lhasa with visits to iconic landmarks. Begin with Jokhang Temple, Tibet’s holiest shrine, followed by the Potala Palace, an architectural masterpiece and the former residence of the Dalai Lama. End the day with a visit to Drepung Monastery, once the largest monastery in the world, offering insights into Tibetan Buddhism’s rich history. Overnight accommodation will be at a 4-star standard hotel in Lhasa.
This day after breakfast, as your journey concludes, you’ll be transferred to the airport or train station for your onward journey. You’ll leave with memories of a spiritually enriching and transformative adventure through Nepal and Tibet.
