Tibet lies in north of the great Himalaya. This ancient land unparalleled in it’s beauty and majesty. Tibet is often referred to as the roof of the world. It is the largest and highest plateau on earth. Most of Tibet lies on a plateau at an average elevation of 4000 m. The Kunlun Mountains rise on its northern frontier. Tibet covers an area of 1.2 million sq. km, and has a population of 2.3 millions. Tibet became accessible to Western visitors in the 1980 s.

Despite of the various political upheavals and social and economic changes , Tibet still retains the aura that intrigued the early western travelers. It’s friendly people with elaborate ornament and dresses, vast open space with blue skies, lush grassy lands with nomad (Drokpa) yak herders, the high Himalaya mountains, broad valleys of barley fields, the turquoise lakes, fascinating monasteries with reincarnated lama all remain the same.

The mid spring to early fall (May through October) are the good season to visit Tibet. The weather during this period is mild with warms sunny days and cool chilly nights. July and August are the rainy months and the alpine valleys at this time of year become lush and speckled with wild flowers and blooming shrubs.

Most of our trips in Tibet begins in Kathmandu. We offer both cultural and pilgrimage tours, and treks to remote mountain region. The trips which include a trek is provided in full-scale service. Where as only hotel / guest-house accommodation with breakfast, transportation, a local guide and documentation services are provided for the touring trips. The standard of accommodation and the quality of the meals at the guest-houses is still sub standard compared to Nepal. This services sometimes need to be compromised.

There is now daily flight between Kathmandu and Lhasa. Visas to enter Tibet via Nepal must be applied through the Chinese embassy in Kathmandu. The Chinese embassy opens for visa processing on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passport are essential to obtain the visa even though you will be issued as a group visa issued in a separate paper.

Our trips in Tibet is organized in association with Kailash Adventure – a company run by Tibetan guides. We provide packages with fixed departures as well as special itineraries for friends and family groups. We emphasize in keeping the group size small so that you gain an intimate experience during your visit to this land of magic and mystery.Note: Due to weather and political reasons in some occasions, trips in Tibet may required to be re-scheduled or even cancelled due to non issuance of visa to enter Tibet.