Five Core Advantages
Local Ground Operator
Lhasa-registered travel agency with our own fleet and Tibetan guides who know every road on the plateau.
Licensed & Certified
Holder of the Travel Agency License (L-XZ-100025). Fully compliant and worry-free.
Pure-Play Small Groups
No shopping stops, no hidden costs. Intimate 2–6 person groups focused on the scenery.
Private Customization
Routes tailored to your pace and interests — Everest, Ngari, kora, all customizable.
Full-Course Service
Dedicated 7×24 support from pickup to farewell, with altitude-sickness contingency plans.
Popular Tibet Tours
Lhasa Classic 2 Days · Potala & Jokhang
Lhasa — Potala Palace — Yaowangshan Viewpoint — Jokhang — Barkhor
A gentle two-day acclimatization plan: the Potala Palace rises 117.19 m over 13 storeys, with pre-booked tickets and about two hours with a certified guide; then Yaowangshan Viewpoint for the 50-yuan-note angle, the Jokhang and its 12-year-old Sakyamuni statue, and an evening kora on Barkhor. About 8,000 steps a day at an easy pace, with one city night, transport and guide included; departs from 2 guests, pure-play and shopping-free — the safest first stop after arriving.
Everest Base Camp 5 Days · Golden Summit
Lhasa — Yamdrok — Karola Glacier — Gyantse — Shigatse — Tingri — Everest Base Camp — Lhasa
A classic ~1200 km route to Everest: along G318 past Yamdrok (surface 4441 m) and the Karola Glacier, overnight in Shigatse, then over Gyawu La Pass (5210 m, 108 bends) for a panorama of the Himalaya, and a night at Everest Base Camp around 5200 m awaiting the golden summit at dawn and the plateau Milky Way. Includes border permit handling, 4 nights and a licensed vehicle; from 2 guests, pure-play.
Namtso Lake 1 Day · Blue of the Sky Lake
Lhasa — Damxung — Nagen La — Tashi Peninsula — Namtso — Lhasa
A day trip of about 240 km one way, roughly 4 hours' drive: over Nagen La Pass at 5190 m to Namtso, first of Tibet's three holy lakes (surface 4718 m, about 1920 sq km), where the Tashi Peninsula offers prayer flags and holy water with Mount Nyenchen Tanglha (7111 m) beyond. Park ticket and round-trip transport included, returning to Lhasa the same day — best after two acclimatization days.
Ali South Loop 8 Days · Far-Western Tibet
Lhasa — Yamdrok — Gyantse — Shigatse — Everest — Saga — Kailash — Manasarovar — Zanda — Guge — Shiquanhe
A ~1500 km far-western loop: from Lhasa westward along the Himalaya to sacred Mount Kailash (6656 m) and Lake Manasarovar (surface about 4590 m), the Zanda clay forest and the Guge Kingdom ruins, via Everest Base Camp and several passes above 4500 m. Eight days, seven nights, with border permit handling, all lodging and a licensed vehicle; travel May–October, September steadiest.
Mt. Kailash Kora 13 Days · Complete Pilgrimage
Lhasa — Shigatse — Saga — Purang — Kailash — Drolma La — Manasarovar — Zanda — Lhasa
A complete 13-day pilgrimage: the 52 km Kailash outer kora (highest point Drolma La at 5630 m, usually two days), with professional high-altitude guides, kora supplies and logistics, border permit handling, all lodging and emergency oxygen. Acclimatization and buffer days are built in, with rest before and after the kora; travel May–October, September best.
Yamdrok Lake 1 Day · A Jade Bay
Lhasa — Kambala Pass — Yamdrok — Karola Glacier (optional) — Lhasa
About 110 km from Lhasa, roughly 2.5 hours' drive: over Kambala Pass (~4790 m) to look down on Yamdrok (surface 4441 m) winding like a jade ribbon, with several viewpoints for photo stops and about an hour's walk by the shore; Karola Glacier and Gyantse can be added. Park ticket and round-trip transport included — the easiest half-day during acclimatization.
Private Custom Small Group · Travel Your Way
Mix freely · Lhasa / Nyingchi / Shannan / Shigatse / Ali
One-to-one planning: our Tibet specialists combine Lhasa, Nyingchi, Shannan, Shigatse and Ali according to your days, stamina and interests, with your choice of hotel grade, vehicle and departure time, plus an itemized cost sheet. A dedicated vehicle and certified guide throughout, never mixed with strangers, strictly shopping-free — from 2-person small groups to family trips.
Tibet Car Rental · Driver-Guide
Lhasa & all Tibet · By day / by trip / one-way transfer
Licensed vehicles with local driver-guides of 10+ plateau years, priced by the day (Lhasa and surrounds), by the trip (Everest, Ali, Nyingchi multi-day) or as a one-way transfer. They know the roads, parking and border checkpoints, saving the fatigue of driving and the cost of getting lost. Vehicle insurance and the driver's lodging and meals are included, with the route adjustable as you go — ideal for photography, deep loops and family travel.
Must-See Tibetan Attractions
Potala Palace
The highest palace-fortress in the world and a pinnacle of Tibetan architecture, built by Songtsen Gampo for Princess Wencheng.
Learn more →Namtso
The first of Tibet's three holy lakes; its breathtaking blue and lakeside prayer flags are unforgettable.
Learn more →Mount Everest
The planet's highest peak; its golden sunrise and starry sky are the ultimate dream.
Learn more →Mt. Kailash
Revered by four religions; its 52 km outer kora is Tibet's most sacred pilgrimage.
Learn more →Yamdrok Lake
A jade-ribbon lake quietly watched over by the Nyenchen Tanglha range.
Learn more →Yarlung Tsangpo Canyon
The world's deepest canyon, where Namcha Barwa often hides in the clouds.
Learn more →Jokhang Temple
The spiritual heart of Lhasa, home to a millennium-old life-size statue of Sakyamuni.
Learn more →Tashilhunpo Monastery
Seat of the Panchen Lamas, with a majestic Maitreya Buddha hall.
Learn more →Traveler Photos & Stories
Starry Night at Everest
A traveler from Shanghai: the Milky Way above Everest was the brightest sky I have ever seen.
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Lakeside Moments at Namtso
A family summer trip — the child saw such pure blue for the first time by the lake.
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A Tibetan Boy with His Yak
Unexpected encounters on the road are the most authentic plateau moments.
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Prayer Flags in the Wind
Every flutter of a prayer flag is a silent blessing.
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The Vastness of Ali South
Driving through far-west Tibet, only you and the horizon remain between heaven and earth.
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A Beam of Light in the Monastery
Gilded statues and butter lamps in an ancient monastery, quiet and devout.
2026-04Tibet Guides & News
Practical tips, destination inspiration and plateau travel know-how — to help you plan every Tibet journey with ease.
Is it better to go to Tibet in winter? Scientific response to panic
Would it be worse to go to Tibet in winter? Scientific response Many people struggle: the oxygen content is lower in winter, is it higher than in summer? The truth is - the high reverse mainly depends on the individual's physique and ascending speed, and the season is not the only factor. Prepare for the front, you can play as much as you can in winter.
How to arrange a 7-day winter tour of Tibet? A classic loop straight away
How to arrange a 7-day winter tour of Tibet? A classic loop line directly follows the first winter in Tibet. Seven days is a very comfortable rhythm: you can not only see the core of Lhasa and the surrounding area, but you will not be out of breath. Below this "Lhasa — Sheep Lake — Shigatse — Return" loop, is
How to get into Tibet in November? Comparison of the three ways of airplane/train/chartered car in real terms
How to get into Tibet in November? There are three main lines of transportation into Tibet: airplane, train, self-driving or chartered. Each has obvious advantages and disadvantages. Choosing the wrong one may be high and negative, or it may be tossed all the way. Let's talk about the three ways
What to eat in winter in Tibet? Warm-up food list for locals
冬游西藏吃什么？本地人常去的暖身美食清单 冬天来西藏，胃暖了，人就容易缓过来。高原上胃口本来就比平时弱，这时候吃对了，既能补能量又能帮身体抗高反。下面这几样，是冬天在拉萨和周边最容
Where to stay in Lhasa in December? A clarification of the oxygen supply hotel and location
Where to stay in Lhasa in December? The oxygen hotel and location clearly stated that they came to Lhasa in December, and the accommodation was chosen correctly, and the high reflex energy was less than half. If they were wrong, they might not be able to sleep over and over again on the first night. Below, "where to live, what to live, how much to spend, how to experience" is explained clearly, according to the selection basically no
How to wear it in Tibet in November? A layered insulation list that can be copied directly
How to wear it in Tibet in November? A layered warming list that can be copied directly is a node in Tibet from late autumn to early winter in November, and the temperature difference between day and night is extremely large. There are more than ten degrees of solar energy in Lhasa during the day, and the sun drops to zero as soon as the sun goes down; go to Yang Zhuoyunzuo, Karola Glacier, Namco
Your Tibet Travel Questions, Answered
From the best months to visit, to border permits, altitude and booking — Tibet Zhicheng answers the questions travelers ask most about Lhasa, Everest, Namtso and the Ali Circuit.
The peak season is May–October; June–September is most comfortable for first-timers. Spring peach blossoms, autumn colors and Everest's golden summit each have their charm. Contact Tibet Zhicheng for route-specific advice.
Border areas such as Everest (Tingri), Ngari (Mt. Kailash, Zanda), Medog and Yadong require a border permit, obtainable with your ID in your hometown or Lhasa. Tibet Zhicheng can guide or arrange it for group tours.
Mild symptoms above 3000 m are common and usually adapt in 1–3 days. Rest, hydrate, avoid alcohol. Tibet Zhicheng vehicles carry medical oxygen and oximeters, with seasoned altitude protocols.
Yes. All our itineraries are strictly shopping-free with transparent pricing and a formal travel contract — no hidden costs.
We run boutique 2–6 person small groups (from 2 people) and fully private custom trips — Everest, Namtso, the Ali Circuit, Mt. Kailash kora, all combinable to your pace.
Usually includes in-Tibet transport, accommodation, first-entry tickets, licensed guide/driver and support supplies. Excludes long-distance flights/trains, personal spending and optional activities. Details are fixed in the contract.
Contact us by phone or WeChat with your dates, group size and interests; we send a plan and quote. A deposit secures vehicles/resources, balance per contract, with a formal signed agreement.
Yes. Tibet Zhicheng Tourism & Culture Co., Ltd. is a licensed Lhasa agency (License L-XZ-100025, Credit Code 91540195MAC5FHRF6P), signing formal travel contracts with every guest.
Yes. We arrange private pickup from Lhasa Gonggar Airport or Lhasa Railway Station and coordinate with your guide from day one — just share your flight/train info.
We accept bank transfer, WeChat and Alipay, with staged deposit/balance and receipts. Cancellations follow the contract's tiered refund schedule; force majeure or our fault means a full refund.
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