Tibet Trekking tours

Tibet is probably the only destination among the Himalayas that's not as known for its adventure circuits as the rest are. But do not underestimate this destinations as just another trans-Himalayan area of the Himalayas. There's much more to Tibet than Buddhism, monasteries and cold desert-like weather. Climate & Trekking Season In Tibet Tibet's high altitude and the atmosphere allow the sun's solar radiation to strike the earth with unusual intensity. To protect your eyes and skin, you'd better to bring the sunscreen, which with a sun protection factor of 15 and sunglasses are also useful. And lip creams and balms are also sold with SPF ratings, zinc, oxide creams provide 100% block out. Generally from April to October is the best season for opting a Tibet tour. But it really depends on your route and a normal winter Tibet tour schedule is quite comfortable, because in winter, the tourist rush is not much and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery freely.

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10 Day Trekking Tours Tsurphu Monastery to Yangpachen

Tour Code:  08-T102
Destinations:   Lhasa- Tsurphu Monastery- Yangpachen Hotespring- Namtso Lake- Lhasa
Tour Price:  from

Deapture: Every day depature

10 Day Trekking Tours Tsurphu Monastery to Yangpachen HOTEL B+L+D

D1 Train/ Flight to Lhasa (100km)

Guide pick you from Lhasa airport and drop off to hotel. Rest in hotel to adapt the high altitude. overnight in Lhasa.

D2 Lhasa (100km)

Morning time visit Potala Palace. Afternoon visit Jokhang Temple, then walk around Barkhor Market. Overnight in Lhasa.

D3 Lhasa (100km)

Morning time visit Norbulingka. Afternoon visit Sera Monastery. Overnight in Lhasa.

D4 Lhasa/ Tsurphu Monastery Tsurphu Monastery dorm bed

Drive from Lhasa to Tsurphu Monastery, takes about 2 hours, and the altitude will up to 4480m. Today you will be spent acclimatizing further and visiting this Tsurphu Monastery. Overnight in Tsurphu.

D5 Tsurphu Monastery/ Leten(Trekking, 4 hours, 11km) Camping

A spectacular first day of trekking up a green valley crisscrossed with mountain streams. Be on the lookout for various species of mountain goats. Several small nomadic communities camp here for the summer herding months, and you may have a stop into a yak-hair tent for a cup of salt butter tea or some fresh yak milk! Crest the ridgetop four hours later, emerging onto a high plateau with a scattering of rock-enclosed huts, and look for a flat area for camping. From day one, the scenery is breathtaking, classic Tibetan beauty. Overnight in Leten.

D6 Leten/ Bartso(Trekking, 5-6 hours, 15km) Camping

Have your first small pass, the Damchen Nyingtri, bear to the left at the cairns at the crest, and descend into a magical valley of lichen-coated boulders, meandering streams and expansive, powder-blue sky. Three hours later, you will cross the Lasar La and descend into the Yangpachen valley, with its wide open plateaus, spiky grass hummocks and tundra-like parched, cracked patches of earth, and head towards Bartso. The views of Brize (translated as female yak herder) and Tarze (horse keeper) are superb, and you will feel safe in the care of the local mountain god, Nyenchen Tanglha. Camp near Bartso, a drokpa (nomad) village of five or six houses, surrounded by the juniper used for incense all over the Tibetan world. Overnight in Bartso.

D7 Bartso/ Dorje Ling Nunnery(Trekking, 4 hours, 15Km) Camping

Leaving the village of Bartso behind, head towards a wide trail leading across the valley and over another ridge, from where you will be rewarded with views of Nyenchen Tanghlha (7111 m), the holiest mountain in central Tibet. Emerge at Tajung village, and then climb gently up rolling hills where young nomadic boys and girls picnic on the plateaus as they watch their yaks and sheep graze. The vistas are, again, just amazing! Mid-day, you should reach the small Djore Ling Ani Gompa (nunnery), near which you will set up camp. It is possible that these nuns, some of the friendliest in Tibet, will drag you into the gompa s tea-house and pass around a heaping plate of yak meat (use the bowie knife provided to hack a piece off) before getting into the requisite photo session. Overnight in Dorje Ling Nunnery.

D8 Dorje Ling Nunnery/ Yangpachen Monastery/ Yangpachen Hotsprings/ Namtso Lake(Trekking, 4 hours,14km) Namtso Tent Guest House

Today walk for three or four hours, following the ox-bow Nyango Chu River snaking its way through the grassy valley, and head for Yangpachen Gompa. This old Kagyupa monastery, with Tibetan mastiffs keeping guard, overlooks part of the Trans-Himalaya range. Landcruiser will wait for at monastery, pick up to have a hot springs at Yangbachen, then drive back to Namtso, enjoy the sunset from Namtso Lake side. Overnight in Namtso.

D9 Namtso/ Lhasa( 250km)

Diren Hotel

Morning time see the sunrise beside Namtso Lake, then driving back to Lhasa. Overnight in Lhasa.

D10 Train/ Flight out of Lhasa (100km)

Price of this tour

Quotation Include:
1. Permit: All necessary Tibet permits
2. Entrance Fee: All scenic spots as listed in the itinerary
3. Transfers: Minivan or landcruiser
4. Guide: English speaking guide
5. Hotels: Hotel fees are based on two people sharing one room with twin beds
6. Travel insurance
7. Yak(or horse) and Yak porters for luggage during trekking.

Quotation Exclude:
1. Airfare or Train ticket in and out of Lhasa
2. Meals
3. Your own expense
4. Tips for driver and guide
5. Trekking equipment as sleeping bag, tent and mattress

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	10 Day Trekking Tours Tsurphu Monastery to Yangpachen	HOTEL	B+L+D
D1	Train/ Flight to Lhasa (100km)
	Guide pick you from Lhasa airport and drop off to hotel. Rest in hotel to adapt the high altitude. overnight in Lhasa.
D2	Lhasa (100km)
	Morning time visit Potala Palace. Afternoon visit Jokhang Temple, then walk around Barkhor Market. Overnight in Lhasa.
D3	Lhasa (100km)
	Morning time visit Norbulingka. Afternoon visit Sera Monastery. Overnight in Lhasa.
D4	Lhasa/ Tsurphu Monastery	Tsurphu Monastery dorm bed
	Drive from Lhasa to Tsurphu Monastery, takes about 2 hours, and the altitude will up to 4480m. Today you will be spent acclimatizing further and visiting this Tsurphu Monastery. Overnight in Tsurphu.
D5	Tsurphu Monastery/ Leten(Trekking, 4 hours, 11km)	Camping
	A spectacular first day of trekking up a green valley crisscrossed with mountain streams. Be on the lookout for various species of mountain goats. Several small nomadic communities camp here for the summer herding months, and you may have a stop into a yak-hair tent for a cup of salt butter tea or some fresh yak milk! Crest the ridgetop four hours later, emerging onto a high plateau with a scattering of rock-enclosed huts, and look for a flat area for camping. From day one, the scenery is breathtaking, classic Tibetan beauty. Overnight in Leten.
D6	Leten/ Bartso(Trekking, 5-6 hours, 15km)	Camping
	Have your first small pass, the Damchen Nyingtri, bear to the left at the cairns at the crest, and descend into a magical valley of lichen-coated boulders, meandering streams and expansive, powder-blue sky. Three hours later, you will cross the Lasar La and descend into the Yangpachen valley, with its wide open plateaus, spiky grass hummocks and tundra-like parched, cracked patches of earth, and head towards Bartso. The views of Brize (translated as female yak herder) and Tarze (horse keeper) are superb, and you will feel safe in the care of the local mountain god, Nyenchen Tanglha. Camp near Bartso, a drokpa (nomad) village of five or six houses, surrounded by the juniper used for incense all over the Tibetan world. Overnight in Bartso.
D7	Bartso/ Dorje Ling Nunnery(Trekking, 4 hours, 15Km)	Camping
	Leaving the village of Bartso behind, head towards a wide trail leading across the valley and over another ridge, from where you will be rewarded with views of Nyenchen Tanghlha (7111 m), the holiest mountain in central Tibet. Emerge at Tajung village, and then climb gently up rolling hills where young nomadic boys and girls picnic on the plateaus as they watch their yaks and sheep graze. The vistas are, again, just amazing! Mid-day, you should reach the small Djore Ling Ani Gompa (nunnery), near which you will set up camp. It is possible that these nuns, some of the friendliest in Tibet, will drag you into the gompa s tea-house and pass around a heaping plate of yak meat (use the bowie knife provided to hack a piece off) before getting into the requisite photo session. Overnight in Dorje Ling Nunnery.
D8	Dorje Ling Nunnery/ Yangpachen Monastery/ Yangpachen Hotsprings/ Namtso Lake(Trekking, 4 hours,14km)	Namtso Tent Guest House
	Today walk for three or four hours, following the ox-bow Nyango Chu River snaking its way through the grassy valley, and head for Yangpachen Gompa. This old Kagyupa monastery, with Tibetan mastiffs keeping guard, overlooks part of the Trans-Himalaya range. Landcruiser will wait for at monastery, pick up to have a hot springs at Yangbachen, then drive back to Namtso, enjoy the sunset from Namtso Lake side. Overnight in Namtso.
D9	Namtso/ Lhasa( 250km)	Diren Hotel
	Morning time see the sunrise beside Namtso Lake, then driving back to Lhasa. Overnight in Lhasa.
D10	Train/ Flight out of Lhasa (100km)