Travel to the “Land of the Gods”
Lhasa’s Tibetan name means “The Land of the Gods” let china tour take you on this amazing journey where you will get to see where the Dalai Lama would go to meditate
Lhasa’s Tibetan name means “The Land of the Gods” let china tour take you on this amazing journey where you will get to see where the Dalai Lama would go to meditate
Services Inclusions:
1. Admission fees: to scenic spots as listed in the itinerary.
2. Meals: all meals as specified in the itinerary.
3. Tour guides: excellent private English-speaking guide.
4. Transfers: land transfer with drivers as specified.
5. Accommodations: hotels based on double/single occupancy as specified.
6. Government taxes & fees.
7. Special entry pass to visit Tibet.
8. Arrangement: planning, handling, operational and communication charges.
Services Exclusions:
1. International flights to/from China, as well as transportation to/from the above city (For LandOnly).
2. China visa fees.
3. Gratuities: suggested $10/person/day.
4. Our tour package does not include Travel Insurance. We recommend that you purchase Travel Insurance to help protect you and your trip investment.
Accommodations:
Lhasa – Four Points by Sheraton or similar
Remarks:
The prices listed above are in US dollars, per person, based on the double occupancy.
The prices shown above are not valid during the China’s National Day Holiday, Chinese Spring Festival and some large exhibitions like Canton Fair.
Some tour packages feature few shopping stops in the itinerary, each factory /store visit takes approximately 45 minutes. No min purchase needed.
After arriving at Lhasa, you’ll be greeted by our tour guide and transferred to check-in at your hotel. Have a nice rest and get ready for the fabulous tour ahead.
Built-in the 17th century, the Potala Palace contains over 1,000 rooms, 10,000 shrines, and about 200,000 statues, and is the largest lamasery in the world.
The 13-story building measures 1,300 feet east to west, and 1,150 feet north to south, with sloping stone walls averaging 10 feet in thickness, and 16 feet thick at the base, with copper, poured into the foundations to help protect it against earthquakes. It took 7,000 workers and 1,500 artists and craftsmen more than 50 years to build the adjoining White and Red Palaces.
Walking along Barkhor Bazaar, you can experience Tibetan culture and buy colorful ethnic handicrafts. Visit the famous Jokhang Temple after that.
Today you’ll visit the famous Norbulingka and Sara Monastery. Norbulingka is the summer palace of Dalai Lama, founded by the 7th Dalai Lama.
The Tibetan Museum houses a rich collection of historic cultural relics including Buddha statues in different postures, imperial jade seals, gold albums, gifts granted by emperors, colorful Tangkas, and various printed Sanskrit and Tibetan scriptures.
Sera Monastery, situated about 3 miles (5 km) north of Lhasa, is a complex of 4 structures where travelers can appreciate the famous daily debates among the monks.
Finish the Mystery Tibet tour and take the flight back your hometown.
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