Tibet

Tibet is home to high plateaus, old monasteries, and rich spiritual roots. Tibet, which lies in the Himalayan range to the north of Nepal, is a rare cultural and natural experience that has been developed over the centuries under the influence of Buddhist tradition. Tibet is also known as the Roof of the World with an average elevation of more than 4000 meters and offers vast open land, holy lakes and snowcapped mountains which establish an immense space and silence.

The capital city Lhasa is the centre of Tibetan culture and religion. Important landmarks such as Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Barkhor Square are the manifestation of the strong spiritual identity of the region. Visitors can watch monks at prayer, spinning prayer wheels and traditional Tibetan life go on much as it has for generations. Monasteries like Sera and Drepung provide insight into monastic education and daily rituals.

Tibet also has amazing overland tours and breathtaking mountain ranges to adventure travelers. The Everest Base Camp Tibet Tour offers its visitors the chance to experience the northern face of Mount Everest with direct access by road and the clear panorama of the Himalayas. The KailashMansarovar Tour is one of the most sacred pilgrimage journeys in the world and attracts the devotees who come to walk around Mount Kailash and visit the holy Lake Mansarovar. Overland tours between Kathmandu and Lhasa also provide dramatic scenery through high passes and remote plateaus.

The culture of Tibet is highly based on the Buddhist religion and respect to local traditions and culture is very important when travelling. Tourists are urged to adhere to cultural rules, wear simple clothes on religious places, and use licensed tour guides as indicated by the provincial laws.

We arrange Tibet tours at Multi Adventure with the right permits, seasoned guides and comfortable facilities to make the trip a smooth one. Tibet provides a unique experience of spirituality, history, and elevated highland landscapes, so it offers something special to the travelers who want to explore the unique experience that is not found anywhere south of the Himalayas.