Lhasa and Around

The area around Lhasa offers an excellent range of monasteries, both popular and remote, and no travel permits are required. Namtso offers a glimpse of the nomad life of the north. This route gives a good look at Tibet in a short time...

Lhasa to Kathmandu

A classic overland route of around 1500km that can be done in a week on a organised Landcruiser trip or in 10 days trekking trip. It takes in central Tibet's mostimportant monasteries plus views of the world's hightest peak.

Yamdroktso | Samding Monastery | Gyantse | Tashilhunpo Monsatery | Shalu Monastery | Sakya | Everest region | Zhangmu

Mt. Kailash Pilgrimage

A rugged miniexpedition to one of the remotest and most sacred corner of Aisa. Mt. Kailash, Lake Manasarovar and the ruins of Guge Kingdom are the highlights here.

Mt. Kailash | Lake Manasarovar | Panggongtso | Rutok Ancient Petroglyphs | Guge Kingdom

Eastern Tibet Loop

This three-week Landcruiser trip takes yoyu through dramatic scenery to some rarely visited corners of Tibet. It's perhaps best suited to a second trip to Tibet. Traveling must be with permits.

Namtso | Reting Monastery | Lhamolatso | Draksumtso | Rawoktso | Chando | Riwoche Temple | Sok Monastery

Sichuan | Yunnan To Lhasa

A wild overland adventure through spectacular alpine scenery. Offcicially open only to organised Landcruiser tours which can be arranged in Chengdu, Kungming, Lijing, Zhongdian.

Sichuan-Tibet Northern route | Sichuan-Tibet Southern Route |Yunnan Hwy to Tibet

Qianghai Tibet Train

Qinghaig-Tibet Railway not only makes Tibet step into a flourishing future in open stance, but also brings new developing space to Tibet and richer life to Tibetans.

Qinghai Lake | Bird Island | Chaerhan Salt Lakes | Kunlun Muntains Pass | Tuotuo River | Changtang Grassland | Namtso Lake