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Tibet

Welcome to Tibet

Known as the "Roof of the World," Tibet is a land of breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, rich Buddhist culture, and ancient traditions. Home to iconic landmarks like the Potala Palace in Lhasa and sacred Mount Kailash, it offers travelers an unforgettable spiritual and cultural journey at high altitude.

Featured Tibet Tours

Curated itineraries for the ultimate experience.

Travel Tips

Best Time to Visit

  • • Apr - Nov: Ideal for most sightseeing, with blooming flowers in spring and clear skies in autumn.
  • • Jul - Aug: Lush scenery but peak tourist season with occasional rain.
  • • Nov - Feb: Less crowded, pure atmosphere, and rare blue ice caves.

Getting Around

  • • Flights: Time-saving option that can help alleviate altitude sickness.
  • • Train: Qinghai-Tibet Railway offers a scenic and unique travel experience.
  • • Private Transport: Licensed tour operators with private vehicles recommended for comfort and flexibility.

Food & Culture

  • • Must-Try: Sichuan and Tibetan cuisine dominate, with spicy and flavorful dishes.
  • • Culture: Deep Tibetan Buddhist traditions; observe religious etiquette in temples and monasteries.
  • • Local Customs: Dress modestly at sacred sites; walk clockwise around stupas and prayer wheels; ask permission before photographing monks or ceremonies.

Permits & Safety

  • • Permits: Foreign travelers must travel with licensed tour operators; special permits required for some areas.
  • • Altitude: Lhasa sits at 3,650 meters; ascend slowly, rest adequately, avoid strenuous exercise and hot baths upon arrival.
  • • Health: Stay hydrated, drink bottled water, and prepare for strong UV rays and large temperature differences.

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Tibet Travel Guide