16 Days Kashgar to Lhasa Overland Tour with Kailash and EBC
Tour Route: Kashgar - Yecheng - Dahongliutan - Duoma - Rutog - Shiquanhe Town - Zanda - Darchen - Mount Kailash - Lake Mansarovar - Saga - EBC - Shigatse - Lhasa
Tour Feature
Xinjiang-Tibet Highway G219
Private Tour
TKC-P-10
Kashgar
Lhasa
Overview
Join us on this extraordinary 16-day overland journey from Xinjiang to Lhasa! The trip begins in Kashgar and follows the world's highest highway - Xinjiang-Tibet Highway G219, taking you from the exotic landscapes of Xinjiang to the holy city of Lhasa. From Kashgar, you will traverse numerous pass above 4500 meters, reaching the Ngari Prefecture. You will explore the Guge Kingdom Ruins and experience a 3-day kora around Mount Kailash, while also visiting the sacred Lake Mansarovar. Continuing, you will reach Everest Base Camp, experiencing firsthand the majestic grandeur of the world's highest peak. Finally, you will arrive in Lhasa, exploring the city and concluding this unforgettable journey.
Tour Highlights
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Discover the Charm of XinjiangYou will depart from Kashgar and experience the local customs and unique charm along Xinjiang-Tibet Highway G219.
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Mount Kailash Kora
Complete the 3-day Mount Kailash kora and experience the power of faith at the foot of the sacred mountain.
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Visit Mount EverestExperience the grandeur of the world’s highest peak up close, witnessing its most breathtaking moments at sunrise and sunset.
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Lhasa City TourStroll through the streets of Lhasa and experience the rich atmosphere of Tibetan Buddhism.
Daily Itinerary
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Inclusion
1. Permit: All necessary Tibet Permits (Incl. Tibet Travel Permit, Aliens’ Travel Permit, Border Pass, etc.).
2. Accommodation: 11 nights in twin sharing room, 3-star standard; 1 night in EBC tent guestroom (Multi-bed sharing); 1 night in Mansarovar guesthouse; 1 night in Dirapuk Monastery guestroom (Multi-bed sharing); 1 night in Zutulpuk Monastery guestroom (Multi-bed sharing).
3. Ticket: All entrance tickets fees for all tourist sites listed in the itinerary.
4. Guide: Professional English-speaking Tibetan local tour guide.
5. Vehicle: 7-29 seats Comfortable Tibet tourist vehicle with licensed and experienced driver.
6. Meal: 7 breakfast in hotel; 6 breakfasts in restaurant.
7. Insurance: Tourists Accident/Casualty Insurance.
8. Drinking water provided during the trip.
9. A container of Oxygen for emergency use.
10. Accommodation and meal allowance to the guide & driver.
11. Arrangements include planning, handling, operational and communication charges.
Exclusion
1. Meal: not specified in the itinerary (All lunches & dinners).
2. Single room supplement: If you are a solo traveler, you need to share twin room with another tourist (same sex in most cases). You can pay the single room supplement to stay in one room by yourself. And the exact cost depends on market fluctuation in high and off season of Tibet tourism.
3. Tips: If you are satisfied with the service of guide, driver and waiters, you may consider tipping them appropriately ( Tips is not required but expected).
4. International and domestic flight/train (we can offer the ticket booking service at the competitive price).
5. Personal expenses such as laundry, drink, fax, telephone call, optional tour activities, etc.
6. Any losses incurred from the force majeure factor like government control, natural disaster etc.
Travel Tips
Things to Know Before You Book
1. You may experience altitude sickness (such as headaches, insomnia, loss of appetite, etc.) while traveling to Kailash. Therefore, it is essential to conduct altitude acclimatization training in advance and prepare necessary medications, daily necessities to combat altitude sickness.
2. Traveling to Kailash typically takes 10 to 15 days. The exact number of days varies depending on the itinerary. The entire journey involves departing from Lhasa or Kathmandu, passing through a series of high-altitude areas, and finally arriving at Mount Kailash. You can choose the itinerary according to your own needs.
3. Due to the high risks of traveling to Mount Kailash, it's crucial to get comprehensive travel insurance, including coverage for altitude sickness and emergency evacuation. This protects against health issues and unexpected events like trip delays or accidents.
Things to Know After You Book
1. Once you've booked your Kailash tour, always remember that teamwork is crucial, especially during the trek. Mutual support and communication among group members will help you overcome challenges. The guide not only provides commentary but also assists with managing the risks associated with high altitude. Following the guide's instructions will ensure a safe and successful trip.
2. After booking your Kailash trip for a specific month, check the weather forecast for Mount Kailash for that month to ensure you bring appropriate items and equipment for the weather and temperature. If you're unsure where to find the latest weather information for Mount Kailash, you can check our homepage or contact our customer service directly.
3. After booking your Mount Kailash trip, you'll need to plan your route from your departure point to Lhasa or Kathmandu. For example, you could fly to the Chinese Mainland (Chengdu, Xining, Beijing, etc.) and then take the Qinghai-Tibet Railway to Lhasa. Given the large number of people planning to visit Mount Kailash in 2026, we recommend confirming your travel arrangements with our customer service in advance.
4. If unforeseen circumstances affect the rest of the trip, you will need to follow the tour guide's instructions.
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