Tibet : Tibet the land of immense natural beauty and a fascinating culture built around an unbending Buddhist faith. Some of the truly encounter are a wispy puff clouds, the endless yak - trimmed grasslands, the vibrant pinks, peaches, lavenders of exposed twisted earth, the people's spirit in their eyes and their places of worship, and the tangible Mystique of this long - sequestered land. We provide our visitors with a various exquisite programs from Kailash Pilgrimage and Sagadawa festival at Tharboche to Overland Lhasa tour and central Tibet tour. Following are some of the Special program for Tibet.

Tibet Program : Tibet Cultural Tour. Joining our cultural tour will give you a memorable and happiness of a life time

Simikot to Kailash
Since pre-historic times, Mount Kailash has been considered the naval of the universe by Hindus and Buddhists alike. The pyramid-shaped mountain is the source of four rivers: the Sutlej, the Karnali, the Indus, and the Brahmaputra. This trek follows the old pilgrimage and trade route over the Himalayan range from western Nepal onto the Tibetan plateau. Travel in this remote corner of the world is more of an expedition than a trek, but requires no mountaineering skills. The trek begins in Simikot, accessible by air, and heads west towards Yari before crossing the 4,325 m / 14,200 ft Nara La (pass) and into the roof of the world. A vehicle is waiting to take you to Talkakot and Lake Mansarovar (4,558m / 17,716 ft), a holy lake with healing powers. A three-day trek around Mount Kailash, crossing a 5,400m / 14,954 ft pass, allows time to mingle with other pilgrims. The return route crosses the Tibetan plateau by vehicle to Zhangmu, near the Nepal border.

Overland to Lhasa
Driving from Kathmandu to Lhasa, across the vast Tibetan Plateau, awakes a yearning to further explore this stark landscape to holy lakes, hidden caves, clustered mud-houses villages, and wildlife inhabited pasturelands. The dirt highway leaves Nepal's lust green valley behind as it passes over the Himalayan and onto the Tibetan moonscape. The 1,000 km drive crosses several passes upward of 5,000m / 16,404 ft in route to Lhasa, with overnights and sightseeing of Shegar, Shigatse, and Gyantse and a side trip to Sakya. You'll spend two days in Lhasa (3,650m / 12,000ft) touring the Potala Palace, home of the Dalai Lama, the Buddhist monasteries. The flight back to Kathmandu caps off this trip of superlatives with a birds eye view of Everest.