Tibet is a most unusual and
beautiful place. The majority of
it's land rests above 4000
meters (13,000 feet) and is
surrounded by mountain ranges on
three sides. The awe-inspiring
Himalayas are the highest in the
world, as is the never ending
Tibetan plateau. It is a place
for the rugged adventurer as
well as the spiritual wanderer.
Tibet is a land held back in
time, housing many secrets.
Nomads remain much the same as
they did one hundred years ago.
Roaming the plateau from winter
and summer camps the nomads
still mainly subsist from their
yak herds. Then, there are the
monasteries which are striving
to find a place in a country
that's suddenly facing the 21st
century.
All Travellers travelling in
Tibet are kindly requested to
bear in mind that Tibet being
extremely remote and isolated by
the most formidable Himalayan
ranges remains still one of the
most captivating but least
developed parts in the world.
with its very short history of
tourism, just about 8 years, the
facilities for tourists although
being upgraded are still at
basic and limited scale and
expensive too. so the visitors
are kindly requested not to have
high expectation in terms of
facilities in Tibet. you can
rather take this tour as an
adventure from every point of
view, via; roads, hotels,
vehicles, climates, visa, etc.
As the facilities in Tibet are basic,
hotels, although they look gorgeous, do
not have proper facilities even in Lhasa.
so, in the remote areas, it is obvious
that hotels may not have enough double
rooms and clients sometimes may have to
have tripple / four or five bedded rooms
in some places. however, we always try
to provide twin bedded rooms.
especially, first two nights have to
spent in such basic hotels that may not
have bathrooms attached and could
require you to use common toilets. so
you are kindly requested not to have
high expectation in terms of facilities
in Tibet. however, we will always put
all our efforts to make our valued
client's journey as pleasant as
possible. beside, the road between Tibet
& Nepal is not upto the standard.
particularly, during monsoon
(June-August), it can be temporarily
obstructed by landslides and erosion.
TIBET
INFORMATION
Tibet
@ Glance
