The Lhasa Tour of the Sacred City is among our most sought-after packages. Explore the most esteemed holy places of Tibetan Buddhism and acquaint yourself with the traditional Tibetan culture and classical architecture. Ascend the Potala Palace and relish the stunning view of Lhasa city; observe the Buddhist Scripture Debate among monks at Sera Monastery; meander along the unique circular pilgrimage path and trace the footsteps of the devoted pilgrims; pick out some exclusive Tibetan keepsakes for your loved ones from Barkhor Street.
Holy City Lhasa Tour
Suggested categories: Newcomers or those with restricted travel time. Highly favoured by families with children or elderly individuals.
Terms: The activities will take place in and around Lhasa, so the road conditions are optimal. Since the attractions are in close proximity to one another, travellers won't need to spend much time in transit. Some walking or climbing may be necessary. Due to the altitude, which is approximately 3,650 meters above sea level, a moderate level of physical fitness is required.
Ideal time: Accessible throughout the year. If you're on a tight budget, visit between December and February. Otherwise, it's best to avoid July and August.
Brief itinerary about Holy City Lhasa Tour
Day 1 Arrival in Lhasa
Welcome to the highest place on earth! You will be picked up from the airport or train station and driven to your hotel in Lhasa City in a private vehicle. On the way, enjoy the stunning view of the Yarlung Tsangpo River and observe the Tibetan culture including large Buddha carvings on the hill near the road, colourful prayer flags, and the hospitable Tibetan people. After arriving at your hotel, you have the rest of the day to explore the local area and get used to the high altitude of this city located at the top of the world.
Day 2 Lhasa Sightseeing
After breakfast, your first stop is Norbulingka Park, the former summer palace of the Dalai Lama. Explore the beautiful gardens and visit one of the holiest sites in Tibetan Buddhism while learning about its rich history. Next, head to Drepung Monastery, which was once the largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery with a peak of 10,000 monks living there. Learn about the daily life of Tibetan monks.
Your tour concludes at Sera Monastery, where you will witness the unique “Buddhism Scriptures Debating” that is famous in Sera. Enjoy the debates!
Day 3 Exploring Lhasa
Your first stop is the magnificent Potala Palace. As the symbol of Tibet, it was constructed in 641 AD and was the winter palace of the Dalai Lama, who is the spiritual leader of Tibet. The impressive Tibetan architecture, golden Buddha statues, red-robed lamas, and devoted pilgrims make it a must-visit.
In the afternoon, visit the Jokhang Temple, the spiritual centre of Tibet. Every day, pilgrims from all over Tibet travel long distances to worship here. Finally, follow the special circular pilgrimage route that local followers walk on Barkhor Street.
Day 4 Departure from Lhasa
Today is free for you until your tour guide transfers you to the airport in time for your flight or drops you off at Lhasa train station.
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Holy City Lhasa Tour
Suggested categories: Newcomers or those with restricted travel time. Highly favoured by families with children or elderly individuals.
Terms: The activities will take place in and around Lhasa, so the road conditions are optimal. Since the attractions are in close proximity to one another, travellers won't need to spend much time in transit. Some walking or climbing may be necessary. Due to the altitude, which is approximately 3,650 meters above sea level, a moderate level of physical fitness is required.
Ideal time: Accessible throughout the year. If you're on a tight budget, visit between December and February. Otherwise, it's best to avoid July and August.
Brief itinerary about Holy City Lhasa Tour
Day 1 Arrival in Lhasa
Welcome to the highest place on earth! You will be picked up from the airport or train station and driven to your hotel in Lhasa City in a private vehicle. On the way, enjoy the stunning view of the Yarlung Tsangpo River and observe the Tibetan culture including large Buddha carvings on the hill near the road, colourful prayer flags, and the hospitable Tibetan people. After arriving at your hotel, you have the rest of the day to explore the local area and get used to the high altitude of this city located at the top of the world.
Day 2 Lhasa Sightseeing
After breakfast, your first stop is Norbulingka Park, the former summer palace of the Dalai Lama. Explore the beautiful gardens and visit one of the holiest sites in Tibetan Buddhism while learning about its rich history. Next, head to Drepung Monastery, which was once the largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery with a peak of 10,000 monks living there. Learn about the daily life of Tibetan monks.
Your tour concludes at Sera Monastery, where you will witness the unique “Buddhism Scriptures Debating” that is famous in Sera. Enjoy the debates!
Day 3 Exploring Lhasa
Your first stop is the magnificent Potala Palace. As the symbol of Tibet, it was constructed in 641 AD and was the winter palace of the Dalai Lama, who is the spiritual leader of Tibet. The impressive Tibetan architecture, golden Buddha statues, red-robed lamas, and devoted pilgrims make it a must-visit.
In the afternoon, visit the Jokhang Temple, the spiritual centre of Tibet. Every day, pilgrims from all over Tibet travel long distances to worship here. Finally, follow the special circular pilgrimage route that local followers walk on Barkhor Street.
Day 4 Departure from Lhasa
Today is free for you until your tour guide transfers you to the airport in time for your flight or drops you off at Lhasa train station.
https://bit.ly/3DAHmIr
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