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Tibet 8 Days Package Tour OV

After the most spectacular flight experience over the Mt. Everest and Eastern Himalaya range arrives in Lhasa. Explore Tibet’s capital with numerous gilt-roofed temples, richly decorated monasteries. Tibet is also a land so rich in culture and tradition and steeped in religion that its magnanimity cannot be deciphered easily. And when you begin to unravel its truths you will find its unique culture reach within you, a rich tapestry woven with legends, myths, rituals and festivals making you feel reincarnated into someone else. After the most spectacular flight experience over the Mt. Everest and Eastern Himalaya range arrives in Lhasa. Explore Tibet’s capital with numerous gilt-roofed temples, richly decorated monasteries. Tibet is also a land so rich in culture and tradition and steeped in religion that its magnanimity cannot be deciphered easily. And when you begin to unravel its truths you will find its unique culture reach within you, a rich tapestry woven with legends, myths, rituals and festivals making you feel reincarnated into someone else.

Short Itinerary

Day 01 Onboard flight to Nepal.
Day 02 Kathamndu sightseeing.
Day 03 Kathmandu sightseeing.
Day 04 Drive Kathmandu - Zhangmu
Day 05 Drive Zangmu –Xegar
Day 06 Drive from Xegar-Shigatse .
Day 07 Drive from Shigatse – Gyantse.
Day 08 Drive from Gyantse-Lhasa.
Day 09 Lhasa – Full day sightseeing
Day 10 Lhasa – Full day sightseeing
Day 11 Lhasa- Kathamndu.
Day 12 Departure.

`Trip Cost >`	`$4150/P`
International Flights >	$1550/Person
Regional Flights >	N/A
Travel Innsurance >	From $250/P

Cost Includes:	Cost Excludes:
- All airport transfers. - Hotel accommodation on twin sharing basis. - Daily Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. - Private vehicles. - Local English Speaking Tour Escort/guide. - All sightseeing with entry fees. - Tibet Travel Permit. - All applicable govt. taxes. - Visa Services in Kathmandu.	- All flights. - All applicable airport taxes. - Special entry fees for camera / video camera. - Laundry, telephone calls, drinks, etc. - Tips. - Travel and Personal Insurance. - Passport and Visas. - All other services different from above mentioned.

Sector	Hotel/Camping	Nights
Kathmandu	Dwarka's	03
Zangmu	Hotel Zangmu	01
Xegar	Qumulangma	01
Shigatse	Utse Hotel	01
Gyantse	Gyantse Hotel	01
Lhasa	Bramaputra Hotel	03

Tibet 8 Days Package Tour IT

Day 01: Kathmandu – Arrival transfer | Altitude: 1350M.
Arrive Kathmandu airport (1350mts), met at airport and get transferred to hotel. Drive across the center of Kathmandu city, taking approximate 25 minutes along the busy streets and glimpses of local Nepali market. Upon arrival at the hotel served with welcome drink and a short briefing about the country, and get checked in. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Kathmandu Valley: Kathmandu is the capital city of Nepal and is also the largest city of the country. It stands at an elevation of approximately 4,265 ft (1,300 m). It is an urban and suburban area of about 2.5 million inhabitants in the tri-city area in the Kathmandu Valley in central Nepal, along the Bagmati River. The two other cities are Patan and Bhaktapur. Kathmandu is located at 27°43′N 85°22′E (27.71667, 85.36667).The Kathmandu Valley lies at the crossroads of ancient civilizations of Asia, and has at least 130 important monuments, including several places of pilgrimage for the Hindus as well as the Buddhists. The cities of Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur, located in this valley, present a high style of Nepalese art and architecture. Kathmandu valley was accorded the status of a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in the year 1979. It is rich in culture and the valley itself is and has been the cultural and political hub of Nepal.

Day 02: Kathmandu – Full Day city sightseeing.
Optional Everest Mountain Flight: The next best thing to climbing mountains on foot while in Nepal is to take the awesome flight that gives you instant Everest. This unique journey—one of the few airline flights in the world that takes off and lands from the same airport—has now become a must-do for most tourists visiting Nepal. The mountain. Flight takes off, climb steeply over the Kathmandu Valley to get above the clouds, and give you a majestic fly-past of the world’s highest mountains.
Swayambhunath: Swoyambhu literally means 'Self-Existent One.' Swoyambhunath is believed to have been established more than 2,500 years ago. An inscription dated 460 A.D. states that the construction was carried out by King Manadeva. By the thirteenth century Swoyambhunath had developed into an important Buddhist learning site. The history of Kathmandu Valley is said to have started with the beginning of Swoyambhu. The largest image of the Sakyamuni Buddha in Nepal is in a monastery next to the stupa. Behind the hilltop is a temple dedicated to Manjusri of Saraswati - the goddess of learning. Statues and shrines of Buddhist and Hindu deities dot the stupa complex. Large numbers of Buddhists and Hindus alike visit Swoyambhunath. Swoyambhu is perhaps the best place to observe the religious harmony in Nepal. The stupa is atop a hill, the choice exists of walking uphill stair cases or taking road right up to the base.
Patan Durbar Square: Patan Durbar Square complex, situated in the center of Patan city, about 5 kilometers to the south east of Kathmandu, houses the residence of the former Royal family of Patan. The Square and its surroundings provide very good example of ancient Newari architecture. The palace has three main courtyards the central and the oldest is Mul Chowk, meaning the main courtyard. Krishna Temple, Bhimsen Temple, the Golden Temple of Hiranya Varna Mahavira and Sundari Chowk mark the architectural excellence of its era. Exquisite woodcarvings, stone, and metal sculptures represent the creativity of ancient Nepalese culture.

Day 03 Kathmandu sightseeing.
Boudhanath: The 36-meter-high stupa of Bouddhanath is one of the largest stupas in South Asia. The Stupa was renovated by the Licchavi rulers in the eighth century. The stupa is located in the area of ancient trade route to Tibet where Tibetan merchants rested and offered prayers for many centuries. When refugees entered Nepal from Tibet in the 1950s, many decided to live around Bouddhanath. Hence, a complete township has developed around Bouddhanath. The stupa is said to entomb the remains of a Kasyap sage venerable both to Buddhists and Hindus.
Pashupatinath, 5 km east of downtown Kathmandu along the side of Bagmati river, is the famed biggest holiest temple for Hindus dedicated to Lord Shiva. Pashupatinath Temple, with its astonishing architectural beauty, stands as a symbol of faith, religion, culture and tradition. Regarded as the most sacred temple of Hindu Lord Shiva in the world, The Temple's existence dates back to 400 A.D. The two tier magnificient golden temple with four triple silver doorways is widely known for its superb temple architecture. It is one of the largest Hindu temple complexes in South-Asia with hundreds of Shiva Lingam shrines and icons of Hindu Gods and Goddesses. Hindu pilgrim perform sacred rituals there with the thrilling scene of burning funeral pyres. During the Shivaratri festival (February – March) over 200 thousand devotees and pligrims ,many from India, visit this temple and make ceremonial fires. The Temple has been accorded the prestigious status of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the country. The Temple is recognized with the prestigious status of UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Katmandu Durbar Square: Kathmandu Durbar Square, also known as Basantapur, is in the heart of old city Kathmandu (Durbar meaning Royal Palace in Nepali). The complex was residence to the Royal family before the construction of the Narayanhiti Palace. The founding of the Palace dates back to Licchavi times. With considerable renovations by Malla rulers and later the Ranas, construction was accomplished progressively over many centuries. There are numerous temples in the vicinity including Taleju Bhawani. Kumari Ghar, the residence of the Living Goddess is the major attraction of the site. The Shiva-Parvati Temple, and the inner consisting of Hanuman Dhoka and the main palace, are also additional monuments to Kathmandu Durbar Square.

Day 01 Drive from Kathmandu - Zhangmu |153 km | 6-7 hrs| 2200m.
After breakfast detailed Tibet trip briefing conducted, drive to the Nepalese border town of Kodari. The custom and immigration formalities are completed there and the Friendship Bridge is crossed on foot. The visitors are then transferred on to Land Crusiers , the sturdy four-wheel-drive vehicles that are controlled and guided by Tibetans. The onward journey into the Tibetan/ Chinese region continues till the town of Zhangmu(2200m) necessitates a halt for Chinese customs checking and clearance. Check in hotel where we stop for overnight. Lunch would be served at this border town and the Chinese Yuan could be obtained for personal expenses.

Day 04 Drive from Zangmu –Xegar | 4200m | 275km | 6hrs.
Then we proceed to the small town of Nyalam (3900m) for an Overnight in Guest house.Drive to XEGAR crossing thrilling view of the stunning NYALAMU PASS & LALUNG LA PASS. This drive offers a fantastic and magnificent view of the high mountains including majestic Mount Everest (8848m) on the Tibetan side (North Face of Everest). Overnight Guest House.

Day 05 Drive from Xegar-Shigatse |3900m| 240km | 8hrs.
Drive (approx. 8hrs) to Xigatse, has the famous Tashilunpo Monastery and the seat of the Panchen Lama. Drive through dusty roads and mountainous terrain and relish the marvelous view of the huge and bluish lake Pieko-Tso. The Yarlong Tsangpo (Brahmaputra River). is crossed over a bridge and after steering through rough roads, we enter a river valley with scattered villages. The landscape gradually changes to the high plains of Tibet, soft, beautiful and photogenic. Drive to Rongphu via Shegar, on the way you will cross over Gyatsola Pass at 5,220 m, which is the highest enroute, and from the pass you will see the Himalaya mountain ranges in a clear day. Rongphu is the highest monastery in Tibet, still a good point to see Mt.Everst. We continue on, past the turn-off for the northern route, and arrive at the settlement of XIGATSE. Over night at XIGATSE guest house.

Day 06 Drive from Shigatse – Gyantse |3675km |90km |3 hrs.
In the morning visit the sacred Tashilhunpo Monastery and the free market of Xigatse. We drive through some high passes traversing the amazing Tibetan Landscape, pass the loving and unspoilt villages. The panoramas are some of the most beautiful on our journey. We visit the famous sacred stupa - Gyantse Kumpum, one of the most stunning architectural wonder in Tibet. In the afternoon, in GYANTSE we visit the holy Palkhor Temple which was built in the 15th century and is situated west of Gyantse town with mountains enclosing it on the east, west and north sides. Its uniqueness is that the 3 sects of Buddism – Shaja, Ningma and Guolu were able to exist in harmony under one roof. Overnight Gyantse Guest House.

Day 07 Drive from Gyantse-Lhasa |3600m| 265km| 8hrs.
We drive 300km to the city of Lhasa, experience the magnificent “Yamzhog Yumco Lake” as well as the “Kalais Kora Glacier” along the way, also see “Yamdrok Lake” which is like a coiling scorpion. The lake doubles back on itself on the western side, effectively creating a large island within its reaches. For Tibetans, it is one of the 4 holy lakes of Tibet and the home of the “wrathful deities”. The lake lies several hundred metres below the road, and in clear weather is a fabulous shade of deep turquoise. Far in the distance is the huge massif of Mt. Nojin Kangtsang (7191m). Overnight at hotel of Lhasa.

Day08 Lhasa – Full day sightseeing.
Potala Palace: Lying on the Red Hill in Lhasa City, Potala Palace is regarded as the symbol of Lhasa, noted for its magnificent construction, complex structure, pious atmosphere and delicate artworks. Originally, the King Songtsen Gampo built it in the seventh century and later the Fifth Dalai Lama repaired it in 1645. Its present size was enlarged by the thirteenth Dalai Lama. Gradually, it has become the political center in Tibet and the seat of Dalai Lamas. It is mainly made up of the Red Palace and the White Palace and covers an area of about 25 acres.
Tibet Museum: To know the history and the development of Tibet, Tibet Museum is suggested visiting. It houses a large amount of invaluable treasures. Visitors can find all kinds of cultural heritage in prehistoric times, ancient religious books written in gold, silver or coral powders, Buddha statues made from diverse materials, colorful Thangkas and many handicrafts with distinctive ethnic flavors. Overnight Hotel.

Day 09 Lhasa – Full day sightseeing.
The Sera Monastery: is well known for its distinctive debating on Buddhist doctrines. Debating on Buddhist doctrines is a discussion on the understanding of Buddhism, and also an effective way to increase Lama's knowledge on Buddhist studies. During the debates, both sides engage in a war of words, and usually, they use body gestures to strengthen their ideas. The heated discussion deeply moves visitors.
Norbulingka Park: is a very picturesque garden built over 200 years ago.Under the careful construction of the Dalai Lamas, the attractions inside the park include palaces, pavilions, villas and various trees and flowers.It is really a nice place to experience the Tibetan culture and have fun.
Jokhang Temple: is a typical Tibetan Buddhist temple, which bears unparalleled status in the Tibetan Buddhism. Constructed in 647 during the Tang Dynasty, the Jokhang Temple was built as a memorial to the Princess Bhrikuti of Nepal and Princess Wencheng of the Tang Dynasty. As the oldest wooden complex of Tibet, the temple covers an area of over 25,100 square meters (6.2 acres). The main hall has four floors and a gold-plating roof, looking rather spectacular.Barkhor Street : A wonderful place for shopping in Lhasa is the Barkhor Street. At first, it was just the lodging area for pilgrims. Gradually, it became a trading center of the local people. Nowadays, merchants, pilgrims and travelers from the central plain of China, Mongolia, Bhutan, India and Nepal have made it a very prosperous street. Overnight Hotel.

Day 10 Departure.
Transfer airport for flight to onward destination.

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If you wish to make amendments to your trip arrangements, you must notify South Asian Holidays Group in writing. Each amendment to your trip arrangements will incur a $200 for Mt. Expedition, and $100 for peak climbing, trekking & tour as an administration fee. All administration fees must be paid before departure.

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* If your notice is received more than 90 days prior to your original departure date, a $100 transfer fee will apply. In addition, any increase in airfares or operational services will be payable by you: or
* No transfer notice accepted that received within or less than 30 days prior to departure.
* No transfer notice applicable for all Expedition and Peak Climbing.

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* If cancellation takes place in between 90 - 150 days prior to your departure date, your full payment will be refund except the non-refundable deposit:
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* If cancellation takes place less than30 days prior to departure due to client's personal problems, all previously paid amount(s) will be forfeited.

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* Departure, airport and airline taxes
* Extra meals, transport costs, accommodation costs, or other expenses not included in the itinerary;
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* Emergency evacuation and/or emergency surge charges;
* Garbage deposit for all peak climbing and expedition operated in Nepal; and
* Tips, onboard beverages and excess baggage charges. Refer to our trip itinerary for full details.

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* By the very nature of trip, Expeditions and Peak Climbing are more challenging and demanding with a commensurately higher level of risk than conventional holidays; and in the countries and regions in which trip is undertaken, standards of accommodation, transport, health care, hygiene, safety and service provision generally are often not as high as those standards in your country of residence and may require flexibility and patience on your part; and operational control of the tour may be in the hands of a third party and that your right of action in regard to any shortcomings of that third party's performance is against the third party and not against South Asian Holidays Group; and
* The additional dangers and risks associated with adventure travel may include difficult and dangerous terrain; high altitude; extremes of weather, including sudden and unexpected changes; political instability; remoteness from normal medical services and from communications; and evacuation difficulties in the event of illness or injury; and
* The enjoyment and excitement of trip is derived in part from the inherent dangers and risks associated with trip and that those inherent dangers and risks are a reason why you wish to undertake the trip, and
* You have submitted your booking for the trip after giving due consideration of relevant travel information including, without limitation, any relevant information or advice given by the governments of the United States Department of State and that it is your responsibility to acquaint yourself that information or advice, for the above reasons you therefore accept the inherent and increased dangers and risks associated with the proposed adventure trip and the accompanying risk of injury, death or property damage or loss.

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