Do I need a Tibet Travel Permit for this tour?

Yes, all foreign tourists visiting Tibet require a Tibet Travel Permit (TTP). We handle all permit applications on your behalf once you book with us. You'll need to provide a copy of your passport and Chinese visa at least 20 days before departure.

How do I prepare for high altitude?

We recommend arriving 1-2 days early for acclimatization. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol and strenuous activity in the first few days. We provide supplemental oxygen and our guides are trained in altitude sickness prevention. Consult your doctor about altitude medication like Diamox.

What is the best time to visit Tibet?

The best time to visit Tibet is from April to October when weather is most favorable. May-June and September-October offer clear skies and mild temperatures. July-August can be rainy but landscapes are lush and green. Winter tours are possible but some areas may be inaccessible.

Can I customize this tour?

Absolutely! We specialize in customized Tibet tours. You can adjust the itinerary, add extra days, change accommodation levels, or combine multiple destinations. Contact us with your preferences and we'll create a personalized itinerary.

12-Day Beijing Xian Lhasa and Everest Base Camp Tour | Tibet Tours | TibetGo

This itinerary includes Tibet and the Everest region, requiring proper Tibet Travel Permit and related travel arrangements. Early booking is strongly recommended.

Foreign travelers and Taiwan passport holders should provide required documents in advance for permit processing.

Lhasa, Yamdrok Lake, Shigatse and the Everest Base Camp area are high-altitude destinations. Travelers should be in good health and prepared for altitude changes.

The Everest section includes long driving days and high-altitude overnight conditions. It is not suitable for travelers who are very sensitive to altitude or prefer a light-paced route.

The first day in Lhasa is kept light for acclimatization. Avoid alcohol, heavy exercise and overexertion after arrival.

Mount Everest visibility depends heavily on weather conditions and cannot be guaranteed. Spring and autumn often offer better visibility.

Potala Palace tickets are limited and assigned by the reservation system. The visiting order may be adjusted according to ticket time.

Everest, Yamdrok Lake and long-distance Tibet routes may be adjusted due to weather, road conditions, traffic control, permit rules or local regulations.

Photography may be restricted inside temples, monasteries or certain cultural sites. Please follow guide instructions.

Please dress respectfully when visiting religious sites and avoid touching Buddhist statues, murals, prayer wheels or religious objects without permission.

This tour is not recommended for travelers with serious heart, lung, brain, blood pressure or respiratory conditions.