Lhasa Tour from Kathmandu

Basically, Asian countries have a four seasons, although it also has a monsoon period. On the duration of March to May, it is spring season. That time weather is merciful with plenty of sunlight and limited clouds in the sky. Spring is the beginning of the tourist season in Tibet. It is also busy time to preparation for summer too. Due to clear skies, mountain views, especially Mount Everest, are often better at this time of year. Sometimes little bit amount of snow still on the ground, it makes the landscape view even more dropdown beautiful than it already is.

Nearly the same type of climate can be found in Autumn, on the time between September to mid-November. Once the rains have cleared, and the skies are free from clouds, views are at their best. The advantage of autumn over spring, however, the landscape is still in the agony of greenery, with the lush grasses that flourish during the rainy season still as florid as before. Autumn is also the time to falls a leaves and from October, the forests are seems like a stiky in that time the falling leaves cover the ground.

Overally, the best times to visit Tibet in the region for photosession, you are guaranteed to find the perfect click in autumn.

The bus drive from the station to the Kerung Border will take around 8 to 9 hours. Going on a scenic journey through great picturesque landscapes, one can’t help but get thrilled by this amazing drive showcasing various lifestyles and variations around the country. Allowing you to soak in the natural beauty and breathtaking views all along the way.

The drive to the Kerung border, itself counts as an adventure. With plenty of opportunities to experience the extended Tibetan landscapes, you get a feeling of standing on the roof of the world. The vastness and majesty of the great Himalayan ranges will thrill you to your fullest. With great views of peaks such as Mt. Cho Oyu (8,201m) and Mt. Xishapangma (8,012m) standing proudly in front of you, you can’t help but get motivated by those peaks. Those inspiring views and vistas will leave a lasting impression on your journey.

As you continue your journey through the great Tibetan Plateau. You get the privilege of encountering the great Pikucho Lake, which is surrounded by stunning Tibetan scenery. The lake itself is the main highlight throughout this Plateau, as the mesmerizing sight of the serene lake just below great peaks is really a warm sight to see.

Tashilhumpu Monastery, which is located in the Shigatse region, holds great significance in Tibetan Buddhism. Being the official seat of the Panchen Lama, this Monastery stands as a symbol of great religious authority and also serves as a center for spiritual practices. With the Nepal Lion treks, you will have the opportunity to explore this majestic monastery. The Monastery itself has a great history and work put behind it, with intricate artworks decorating the walls, and the architectural marvels that stun you, you dive deep into the history of Tibet.

The Gyantse is a historic town that you will be visiting along your journey. There is numerous great attractions, but the major ones and the ones you will be visiting are the Kumbum Stupa and the  Phalkhor Monastery.

1. Kumbum Stupa

A multi-story structure that is renowned for its unique structure and great architectural design. Inside the Stupa you will find numerous chapels that are adorned with Buddhist statues. Thus, contributing to being a site of great cultural and artistic significance

2. Phalkhor Monastery

A great Monastery that showcases the blend of Tibetan, Nepali, and Han architectural styles. With a great collection of religious artifacts and is also best known for stunning views of the surrounding landscapes.

Your Lhasa stay, the capital city of Tibet, will be a grand one. With plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in the rich spiritual and cultural heritage all around the city. Your journey in this beautiful city begins with the iconic Jokhand Temple, which is regarded as one of the most sacred temples in Tibetan Buddhism.

The marketplace is always a great place to interact with the locals and shop for souvenirs. This Barkhor Bazaar, a bustling market that surrounds the temple offers you a traditional Tibetan shopping experience. Here you can find goods like traditional handicrafts, religious artifacts, and traditional Tibetan clothing.

Another great attraction will be the Potala Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, that has a great historical significance behind it. Also, the Drepung Monastery and Sera Monastery will be your final touch in Lhasa, as they showcase you the rooted traditions of Tibetan Buddhism.

Barkhor Bazaar is located in Lhasa, surrounding the Jokhang Temple. A vibrant and bustling marketplace that focuses on preserving and promoting the Tibetan culture. Exploring the narrow streets of this bazaar, you will be surrounded by the aura of great colors and aromas. With ranges of traditional Tibetan culture including great handicrafts, jewelry adorned with Tibetan motifs, prayer flags, and traditional clothing.

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