One of our representatives will pick you up at the airport to accompany you to the hotel. Depending on the arrival time we will meet in the hotel for the briefing of the entire trip.

We will explore the historically and culturally rich Kathmandu Valley. Highlights include leisurely tours of Swayambhunath Temple (also known as Monkey Temple), Bauddhanath, Pashupatinath Temple, and Durbar Square. After several days in the mountains, we can soak in these iconic sites that represent the essence of Kathmandu and the heritage of Nepal.

We will visit he Medieval town of Bhaktapur and Patan today. The UNESCO world heritage sight present the rich and exuberant culture ,tradition and architecture of Newa people.

After breakfast we will drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan , it will take around 6-7 hours. Today we will observe a diverse landscape from mountain to the plain lands of Terai.

In the evening we will enjoy the Tharu traditional Dance.

Today we start our adventure after the breakfast. First of all we will go for a canoe ride in Rapti river. During the canoe ride we will see many crocodiles , birds and probably Rhinoceros and we will visit the elephant breeding centre.

After the lunch we will go a jeep safari , we might see the Great Bengal Tiger, Wild Elephant ,One horned Rhino, Bear , Gaur (Bos gaurus) ,Leopard, Wild boar, Gharial crocodile , Mugger crocodile , different species of Turtle, Different species of birds and deer's.

We will drive to the Bharatpur airstrip after the breakfast. Flight time will be around 25 mins.

Welcome to Lhasa! Your English-speaking Tibetan guide and driver will warmly welcome you and accompany you to your hotel. Lhasa is one of the highest cities in the world. We understand that the high altitude of Tibet can be challenging for some, so we recommend taking your time to acclimate. Rest assured, we will provide all the necessary support to ensure your well-being. Remember to drink plenty of water and take a good rest to minimize any altitude sickness symptoms. Get ready to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure! Optional activities available: local tea house experience, blind massage, cooking classes, religious offerings at temples or monasteries, visit to a Tibetan family, and more. Please consult with us.

Overnight at Shambala Palace which is a located old town and Tibetan style hotel.

At the assigned time, we’ll begin our tour by visiting the iconic Potala Palace. Built in the 17th century by the fifth Dalai Lama, this magnificent palace offers breathtaking views of the entire city and is home to the private quarters of the Dalai Lama, numerous grand state rooms, and chapels. Afterward, we'll visit the revered Jokhang Temple, founded in the 7th century by Songtsen Gampo, which is considered the most sacred monastery in Tibet. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of this magical land: take a stroll through the vibrant Barkhor old quarter and follow pilgrims from all over the Tibetan plateau on a kora around the Jokhang Temple. Kora is a term used in Tibetan Buddhism that refers to the practice of circumambulating around a sacred site, such as a temple, stupa or mountain, as a way of showing devotion and accumulating merit. The practice involves walking clockwise around the site, often while reciting mantras, prayers or other sacred texts. It is also believed to bring good fortune and blessings to those who undertake it. Overnight at Shambala Palace.

Today we’ll visit Drepung and Sera monasteries. After breakfast, we'll venture to the outskirts of Lhasa to witness the grandeur of the Drepung Monastery, the largest in Tibet, which once housed 7000 monks. Along with the monasteries of Ganden and Sera, Drepung is one of the three great centers of Tibetan Buddhist education in the Gelugpa school, also known as the Yellow Hat Sect. Founded in the 15th century, it was the former residence of the Dalai Lama before the construction of the majestic Potala Palace. In the afternoon, you'll be mesmerized by the famous debates of the Sera Monastery, where the monks engage with vibrant overintellectual discourse and challenge each other's understanding of Buddhist philosophy. It's a truly awe-inspiring experience not to be missed! Overnight at Shambala Palace.

Let the adventure begin! We'll hit the road and head West to reach Shigatse, the second largest city

in Tibet, before dinner time. We’ll start ascending the Kampa-la Pass [4797m], where you’ll witness the stunning Mt. Noijin Kangsang [7206m] and the breathtaking turquoise waters of holy lake Yamdrok-Tso. An unreal sight that will leave you spellbound all along the way to the Karo-la Pass [5050m], where you'll marvel at the glacier that majestically hugs the roadside. The last stop will be the charming Gyantse town, home to the Kumbum Stupa inside Pelkor Chode Monastery, renowned for its exquisite Tibetan art paintings. From the top of the Kumbum, you'll also be treated to a magnificent view of the majestic Gyantse Dzong fortress overlooking the valley. Overnight at Gesar hotel, only little bit fat from center city.

As early as possible, we'll be visiting the Tashilhunpo Monastery, built in the 15th century by the first Dalai Lama and currently the seat of the Panchen Lama. Back to the Friendship Highway, we'll take you to the stunning Sakya Monastery, the principal seat of the Sakyapa Sect founded in 1073 and one of the four major Schools of Tibetan Buddhism. Its powerful abbots governed Tibet during the whole of the 13th century until they were eclipsed by the rise of the Gelugpa Sect. With its unique Mongolian architecture, this monastery stands out from any other you've seen before. The lucky ones may get to witness the sunset from atop the monastery walls, accompanied by the hypnotizing sound of the monks playing their dungcheng, a traditional long Tibetan horn. Overnight in Sakya  Overnight

Another thrilling day! We’ll reach one of the major highlights of our trip, near Mt. Everest North Base Camp [5200m]. The journey to Rongbuk involves crossing the high passes of Gyatso-la [5220m] and Pang-la [5150m]. Gyatso-la gives the opportunity to view Mt. Everest and the Himalayas for the first time; and from the top of the Pang-la you’ll enjoy amazing views of several peaks like Makalu, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, and Mount Everest. The Rongbuk Monastery is located at the foot of the Everest, and the highest monastery in the world. You’ll spend the night at the tourist camp site located a few Kilometres from the real EBC used by climbing expeditions, where you’ll have direct views of Mt. Everest (Qomolangma). Since 2018 tourists are not allowed to visit the EBC due to environmental protection and now there is a eco-bus shuttle to access Rongbuk. Overnight at simple guesthouse tent (dorm bed without bathroom). Sleeping bag is recommended.

Today begins the end of your Tibetan journey through the most sacred Buddhist monasteries and mightiest mountains on earth, out of the barren Tibetan Plateau to the lush foothills of Nepal. For those eager to embrace and early start, witness the sunrise with breathtaking views of the Everest peak on the horizon [8848m]. Following breakfast, we visit Rongbuk Monastery, offering a final gaze at Mt. Everest's North Face. Our journey then takes us northwest, traversing high passes that reveal enchanting panoramas of the surrounding Himalayan peaks, including Cho You and Shishapangma, and the pristine Peikutso lake; where we turn South towards the jagged summits of the Langtang Himal. Climate and landscape suddenly change to milder, humid and greener while descending in altitude out of the Roof of the World. Due to the closure of the border crossing on the Friendship Bridge at Zhangmu / Kodari after 2015 Nepal Earthquake, a new border crossing for tourists has been opened at Kyirong connecting Nepal’s Langtang Region with Tibet. Overnight at Kyirong..

After breakfast, your guide and driver meet you at the hotel to transfer you to the Nepal Border and assist you during the China Customs Clearance formalities. Jeep ride will take us to Kathmandu from the border.

You will be dropped off at the airport in a car or jeep prior to your flight departure time.