Why Tibet?

Call it “The Roof of the World”, “The Forbidden City” or the “Third Pole”- so magnetic is its fame that a mere mention conjures up images of grandeur and spirituality amidst a wild and uncompromising landscape. It has the earth’s highest ecosystem and is one of its last remaining wildernesses with its lush forests supporting abundant wildlife. Its many mountains feed some of Asia’s most revered rivers and Mt. Kailash is the most sacred mountain in the world. Its people are some of the most resilient in the world. Through their richness and deep religious convictions, were built many fascinating monuments – Dalai Lama’s summer and winter retreats, the Potala Palace and Norbulingkha are most prominent. It is one of the most fascinating places to visit in Asia.

Highlights:

• Dive into the mysticism of the once forbidden kingdom.
• Dalai Lama’s summer and winter retreats and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Potala Palace and Norbulingka Palace.
• Witness monks in philosophical debates.
• Spectacular view of the North Face of Mount Everest amidst a wild and uncompromising landscape, freshwater lakes and glided temples.
• Tread the path of Lhasa’s pilgrimage route to experience the firsthand religious fervor of Tibet.