Tibet

Tibet, “Roof of the World”.

Indeed, Tibet is known as the Roof of the World. It is the highest place in the world with an elevation of 4,900 meters. Since China claims that Tibet is an integral part of China, whereas the government of Tibet claims it to be an independent country under unlawful occupation. Due to this, there is a dispute, and people are in a dilemma over where Tibet lies. The land of mountains, lakes, culture, and distinct holy significance has a lot to offer to its travelers. With trekking and adventure, the country is suitable for a spiritual tour as well as sightseeing. Most of the people living in Tibet follow Tibetan culture and speak the Tibetan language.

For many people, the name Tibet conjures up images of the roof of the world, drylands, snow-capped mountains, monks in red robes, and the Potala Palace. Yes, the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China is all that and more! We can take you on tours ranging from visits to the capital city of Lhasa to the revered Mount Kailash and the Base Camp of Everest (on the Chinese side). There is such a variety of trips to this wondrous country that we are sure you will find something to suit you. Whether you fly into Lhasa to explore the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temples, and bazaars, or drive in by jeep to experience something of the countryside, or join us on a trek to and around Mount Kailash or Everest Base Camp, we can find something for you.