Kailash Pilgrimage & Lhasa Tour

Mt. Kailash, at 6714m, is not the mightiest of the mountains in the region, but with its hulking shape – like the handle of a millstone, according to Tibetans – and its yearlong snow-capped peak, it stands apart from the pack. Its four sheer walls match the cardinal points of the compass, and its southern face is famously marked by a long vertical cleft punctuated halfway down its traverse by a horizontal line of rock strata.

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Discover Central Tibet

Explore the historic sights of central Tibet.
This loop takes in the most important sites of central Tibet - historic, religious and cultural - as well as some of the most spectacular scenery that the Tibetan Plateau has to offer.

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Tibet Overland with Everest Base Camp

The classic route across the roof of the world.
From the tiny monastery at Rhongphu the view of Qomolangma (Mt Everest) is absolutely magnificent as it stands alone at the head of the valley - a walk or drive to Base Camp brings you even closer.

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Tibet Overland Tour

The classic route across the roof of the world.
The lure of Lhasa, capital on the roof of the world, cannot be under-estimated and it is truly a fascinating city, fully justifing its reputation. Dominated by the awe-inspiring grandeur of the Potala Palace and bustling with pilgrims circling the sacred Jokhang Temple it is a feast for the senses.

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High Road to Kailash

The road to Kailash takes you over mountain passes. Farmers plowing their fields with yaks, sheep gazing on the vast plains, awesome sand dunes and rocky hills in the distances are the scenic rewards on the trip.

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Gu-ge Extension

The Kingdom of Gu-ge ruled western Tibet from the 9 th to the 17 th centuries. Its strong links with India and Ladakh made Gu-ge the instigator of the Buddhist revival on the Tibetan Plateau. There were once over 100 monasteries in this area, particularly famous for their incredible art. And apart from the history, the area is scenically spectacular. The Sutjej River cuts through the valley with its amazing eroded sides.

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Nam-tso Extension

The road to Kailash takes you over mountain passes. Farmers plowing their fields with yaks, sheep gazing on the vast plains, awesome sand dunes and rocky hills in the distances are the scenic rewards on the trip.

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Roof of the World

An incredible overland journey and trek from the holy city of Lhasa to the most sacred pilgrimage sites of western Tibet. The great temples and palaces of Lhasa, Gyantse and Shigatse - alive with atmosphere, teeming with pilgrims - are an experience you will not soon forget. High passes topped with colorful prayer flags, snow-capped mountains, glaciers, nomad herders and stunningly clear rivers make the drive west equally memorable.

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Pilgrimage to Kailash

Mt. Kailash is the most sacred pilgrimage sites for the Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Bon faithful devotees. This is the place where Bonpo's legendary founder, Tongpa Shenrab descended from heaven to earth. To Hindu it is the dwelling place of Lord Shiva.

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Sacred Tibet

Discover the sacred sites of central Tibet and make the long overland journey through the incredible landscapes of the Tibetan Plateau to make a holy circumambulation two of the most sacred sites in the Tibetan world – Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar.

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The North Face of Everest

This overland journey between Lhasa and Kathmandu includes all the highlights of central Tibet - the sights of Lhasa, the high passes bordering Yamdrok-tso, Gyantse and Shigatse - and incorporates a 4 day trek through the Qomolangma Nature Reserve to Rhongphu Monastery and Base Camp.

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Trek Western Tibet

Trek the sacred sites of western Tibet and a remote corner of Nepal. An incredible overland journey and trek, an experience you will not soon forget. High passes topped with colorful prayer flags, snow-capped mountains, glaciers, nomad herders and stunningly clear rivers make the drive west memorable

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Discover Western Tibet

Make an overland journey into remote western Tibet to make a pilgrim's circumambulation (kora) of two of the most sacred sites in the Hindu and Buddhist world - Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar.

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Road to Lhasa

One of the finest ways to approach Tibet is the traditional way, by road. The road twists and turns as it climbs the narrow gorge cut by the Bhoti Kosi River; waterfalls and steaming jungle give way to the harsh, barren beauty of the Tibetan Plateau.

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