8 Days Tibet Overland Tour from Kathmandu Nepal

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At a Glance
  • Duration8 Days
  • Difficulty Level Moderate
  • Max Altitude 4200m
  • Group Size 1 - 50 Person
  • Start City Kathmandu
  • End City Kathmandu
  • Trip Type Tour
  • Activity Sightseeing
  • Best Season All Year
Trip Highlights
  • Set out on an amazing panoramic adventure from Kathmandu to Tibet! where you will be mesmerized by the beautiful views of the vast Tibetan plateau and the towering Himalayas.
  • Discover the must-see attractions of Lhasa, such as the magnificent Potala Palace and the hallowed Jokhang Temple. Which both showcase the rich cultural legacy of Tibetan Buddhism. See the famous Tashilhumpu Monastery in Shigatse. And a historically significant site that houses the Panchen Lama's customary residence.
  • Explore Gyantse's magnificent Kumbum Stupa and Phalkor Monastery. Which are renowned for their elaborate designs and historical significance.
  • Pass through the breathtaking Gyatchu La Pass (5,220m). Where you may enjoy the thrill of high-altitude adventure combined with expansive views of Tibet's spectacular landscapes.
  • Take advantage of the chance to go on an optional excursion to Everest Base Camp. This will give you a close-up look at the world's tallest mountain's spectacular magnificence.

Tibet is a popular and hype-worthy travel destination in Nepal’s neighboring country, China. Our 8-Day Tibet Overland Tour from Kathmandu offers a lifetime experience for travelers. They can witness epic natural beauty, cultural outbursts, historical mountains, and spiritual awakening. Because of the countless experiences offered, the 8-day Tibet tour package has been included in the bucket list of many travel enthusiasts for 2025/2026.

This journey passes through Tibet's beautiful landscape, sacred sites including the famous Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, and rich cultural legacy. This tour explores the rich mysteries and dynamic culture of Tibet. Which makes it perfect for individuals looking for both spiritual enrichment and adventure.

Contact Breeze Adventure today and book your trip to Tibet for your next vacation. We have a group tour every Saturday for the 8-day Tibet Overland Tour.

Overview of the 8 Days Tibet Overland Tour

The 8-day Tibet Overland Tour sends you on an exhilarating journey through some of the world's most striking scenery. The trip starts with a picturesque drive from Kathmandu to the border between Nepal and Tibet at Kerung.

After that, the journey visits some of Tibet's most important locations, such as Tingri, Shigatse, and Lhasa. It provide breathtaking views of the Tibetan territory. You will immerse yourself in the rich history of the region as you travel. You will stop at religious and cultural sites, including Tashilhumpu Monastery and Potala Palace.

The itinerary also includes a visit to Gyantse. You can see the magnificent Yamdrok-Tso Lake and the Kumbum Stupa and Phalkor Monastery. Two days are spent exploring the spiritual landmarks of Lhasa. This includes the bustling Barkhor Bazaar and the Jokhang Temple.

One option for adventure seekers is to go to the Everest Base Camp. A picturesque drive back through Kyirung and on to Kathmandu rounds out the tour. This overland trek offers a wonderful mix of adventure, culture, and spirituality. That delivering a genuinely unforgettable travel experience.

Brief Insight into Tibet

Tibet is famous among hikers as the “Roof of the World” because this autonomous region in China is located in the lap of the high Himalayas. Not only this destination is naturally beautiful. Also holds spiritual significance for the Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims. Furthermore, Tibet is home to different cultural traditions and ancient monasteries. It is also a sacred landmarks like the Potala Palace.

Blending in the unique combination of Buddhist heritage and interesting landscapes. This place offers a perfect chance to have a spiritual experience along with a peaceful natural environment. Tibet continues to be an attraction that inspires travelers, from the busy streets of Lhasa to the calming shore of Lake Yamdrok.

Best Time to Visit Tibet

Between April and October, when the weather is most pleasant and the region's beauty is prominent, is the best time to visit Tibet. When the snow melts during these months, beautiful views of the Himalayas can be seen under clear skies. While spring and autumn offer mild temperatures and fewer tourists, summer, which runs from June to August, is ideal for hiking. A delightful and remarkable trip across Tibet's highlands is guaranteed during this time of year. Which is also perfect for seeing famous locations like the Potala Palace, Everest Base Camp, and the holy lakes.

Cost Details
What's Included
  • Transportation by 4 wheels, Jeep whole trip 
  • Tibet travel permit.
  • English-speaking Tibetan guide.
  • Accommodation in a twin-sharing room, including breakfast 
  • Sightseeing and monastery entrance fees are as per our itinerary.
  • National grassland conservation fee for all members, guides, and vehicles at Pekutso
  • Yamdrok Lake conservation fee for all members
  • Daily breakfast
  • Tibet visa fees
What's Not Included
  • USD 90 extra for Tibet Visa Fees only for American and Canadian passport holders 
  • Lunch, Dinner, all kinds of drinks, etc.. 
  • Insurance of any kind, Natural or political disturbance which is beyond our control…
  • Personal expenses such as drinks, tips, porter charges, etc.

Essential Information

8 Days Tibet Overland Tour Cost Considerations

A single factor can not determine the total cost for the 8-day Tibet overland tour. The major effects on your budget for this trip are accommodation, food, transportation, and necessary permits. It is important to budget for the necessary Tibetan permits, which vary depending on your itinerary. The range of lodging options, from luxurious hotels to affordable guesthouses, will affect your total trip cost. Furthermore, extra fees may apply for optional excursions like visits to Everest Base Camp. The cost of dining can also change based on whether you select more expensive or local eateries. Making thoughtful plans for these components can help guarantee a smooth and pleasurable trip to Tibet.

Permits required for Tibet Overland Tour

There are some important permits that you need to obtain before starting your trip to Tibet. Here are the necessary Permits required for the Tibet Overland Tour:

Tibet Travel Permit: This document, which is provided by the Tibet Tourism Bureau, is required for all visitors entering Tibet. To get it, you'll need to give your trip schedule and passport information.

Chinese Visa: You need to have a valid Chinese visa from a Chinese embassy or consulate in your native country before you can enter Tibet. The visa must have at least 6 months of validation for entering Tibet.

Alien Travel Permit: The extra authorization is necessary if your trip involves visits to sensitive locations or restricted places like Mount Everest Base Camp. This permission is usually arranged through your travel agency.

Military Permit: A military permit could be required for anyone wishing to tour specific border regions, such as those close to India or Nepal. Your travel agency typically arranges for this as well.

Visa Processing In Kathmandu

As per the new rules and regulations from the Chinese embassy in Nepal, to obtain a Tibet group visa, a minimum of 04 people are required in the group. The visa application process in Kathmandu requires the submission of the original passport. It may take 03 04 official working days ( Monday to Friday)to complete.

It is also important to note that Tibet visa requirements and regulations can change frequently. Please make sure to contact the Chinese Embassy/Dream Tibet Travel or a local travel company before you book the Tibet tour.

Required Documents for 8 Days Tibet Tour:

  • To facilitate the processing of your Tibet Visa, kindly ensure you have the following documents ready:
  • Passport Copy: Please submit a clear copy of your passport at least 20 days before initiating the Tibet Travel Permit processing.
  • Original Passport: Ensure you have your original passport with you when your group arrives in Kathmandu.
  • Passport Size Photo: Provide a passport-size photo with a white background, with your face in front, without eyeglasses, and with no smiling expression.
  • Visa Application Form: Complete the visa application form PRI before arrival.

Food and Accommodation

There will be a range of lodging alternatives available to you during the journey, from budget-friendly to luxurious. Hotels usually provide normal amenities in towns like Kerung, Shigatse, and Lhasa, but guesthouses in more isolated areas like Tingri are usually more basic. Tibetan, Chinese, and sometimes Western food is served at most lodgings. Noodle soups, momo (dumplings), and tsampa (roasted barley flour) are examples of traditional Tibetan cuisine. It is advised to pack some snacks for the trip because there may not be many food alternatives in remote areas.

Weather Conditions

The weather in Tibet changes dramatically from season to season. Between May and October, when the weather is milder and more agreeable for travel, is the ideal time to go. Nights can be chilly even with milder days, particularly in higher-altitude areas like Tingri. Wintertime brings with it sharp drops in temperature and the possibility of snowfall rendering certain roads unusable. No matter where you go, you should always bring layers and warm clothes because, because of its high altitude, the weather in Tibet may be erratic and change quickly.

Altitude and Acclimatization

A possible problem while traveling to high-elevation locations like Shigatse and Lhasa is altitude sickness. It's important to drink enough water, eat small meals, and give yourself enough time to acclimate, especially in the early days of your trip, to reduce the risk. To have a more comfortable experience at Tibet's higher altitudes, it's also a good idea to speak with your doctor before your journey about medication options that could help deal with altitude sickness.

Packing Essentials for an 8-Day Tibet Overland Tour

It's important to pack for the shifting weather and altitude on your 8-day Tibet Overland Tour. Choose layered attire for trekking, such as thermals, a warm jacket, and supportive shoes. You can shield yourself from the intense sun and cold with necessities like gloves, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. It's important to stay hydrated, so bring a reusable water bottle and energy bars for long stops. Remember to pack your medications, particularly for altitude sickness, and make sure you have all of your documentation and permissions available. Adapters and a portable charger will keep your electronics charged.

If you have any queries regarding this trip, feel free to contact us, and we will be there to guide you throughout your Journey.

Price Per PersonUS$1275US$1500(All-Inclusive Price)
We Offer Group Discount
Number of peoplePrice per person
1 pax
US$1500
2 - 5 pax
US$1299
6 - 50 pax
US$1199
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