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Tibet tour via Everest Base Camp

Tibet tour via Everest Base Camp

Tibet Everest Base Camp tour does not involves serious walking.

Group rate from
US$

2,150

Duration

10 Days

Per person Β· 5–10 travelers

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Private departure from US$ 2,150 Β· 5–10 travelers

Price details
  • Traveling with a group? Ask about group rates
  • We’ll help tailor the tour to your budget

Duration

10 Days

Max elevation

5220m

Best season

March-May September -December

From group price

US$ 2,150

Per person Β· 5–10 travelers

Amigo traveler rating: 4.9/5 across 548 reviews Β· Google, Tripadvisor, Amigo website

Is this trip right for you?

Physically demanding treks with significant elevation and endurance.

  • Getting around

    Group Vehicle (Private vehicle on request)

Tibet tour via Everest Base Camp trip guidePDF

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Tibet tour via Everest Base Camp

Trip overview

Service level
Amigo Essential
Comfort profile
High-Altitude Trek
Accommodation standard
Hotel

Route highlights

  • Tibet tour via Everest Base Camp with local guidance, curated pacing, and smoother travel logistics

  • Route includes Kathmandu, Ronbuk, and Lhasa

  • High point reaches 5220m with pacing designed for a steadier ascent

  • Best enjoyed during March-May September -December for stronger conditions

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Tibet is a mysterious land of lakes and rivers, mighty snow peaks, and beautiful and ancient monasteries - with its spiritual air, it is an unearthly mystical land of Buddhist culture and philosophy. Tibet emerged in the 7th century as a unified empire, but it soon divided into a variety of territories. The atmosphere is severely dry nine months of the year, and average annual snowfall is only 18 inches, due to the rain shadow effect. Western passes receive small amounts of fresh snow each year but remain traversable all year round. Low temperatures are prevalent throughout these western regions, where bleak desolation is unrelieved by any vegetation beyond the size of low bushes, and where wind sweeps unchecked across vast expanses of arid plain. The Indian monsoon exerts some influence on eastern Tibet. Northern Tibet is subject to high temperatures in the summer and intense cold in the winter

The Tibet including Everest base Camp tour allows you to visit the Dalai Lama's Potala Palace, Norbulingka, and Barkhor Market in Lhasa,along with other interesting places.It also covers a vast tract of this ancient land, crossing spectacular passes, cutting through unforgettable landscapes and heading right into the spiritual heart of the country. The road also passes through quiet Nyalam and the historical Shigatse and Gyantse on a path which begins from Kathmandu through the friendship highway and touches Everest Base Camp before ending at Lhasa.

Day-by-day route outline

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Altitude & distance by day

Published altitudes and walking distances for each day. Road and flight transfers are listed separately in the daily route data.

Altitude (m)

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Dots mark the altitudes listed in the itinerary, and bars show how far you’ll walk each day. If a day has no altitude listed, we keep the line at the last known height. For a distance range like 8–10 km, we show 9 km.

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Published itinerary measurements. A dash means the measurement is not published.
DayRouteAltitudePublished distance
Day 1Kathmandu to Nyalam -3,750m (12,300ft)-156Kms3,750m156KmsTravel mode not specified
Day 2Nyalam to Tingri (4390m) -147 Kms.4390m147 KmsTravel mode not specified
Day 3Tingri (4390m) - Ronbuk (5100m)- 105 Kms - visit Everest Base Camp4390m105 KmsTravel mode not specified
Day 4Xegar to Lhatse (4050 M) via Xegar- 245 Kms.4050 M245 KmsTravel mode not specified
Day 5Lhatse -Sakya Monastery to Shigatse (3900m)- 185 Kms.3900m185 KmsTravel mode not specified
Day 6Shigatse to Gyantse (3950m)-90kms3950m90kmsTravel mode not specified
Day 7Gyantse to Lhasa (3650m)-259kms.3650m259kmsTravel mode not specified
Day 8Sightseeing Tour in Lhasaβ€”β€”
Day 9Sightseeing Tour in Lhasaβ€”β€”
Day 10Departure from Lhasa to your onward destinationβ€”β€”
  1. Day 1

    Kathmandu to Nyalam -3,750m -156Kms

    (12,300ft)

    Day details

    We would handover you paper visa and flight tickets a day earlier and out tour begins early morning drive to the border at Kodari which is an interesting driving through friendship highway. Our Tibetan guide will greet you at the border that will help to do immigration formalities which takes place on the both side of the border.Β  After checking formalities, continue drive to Nylam through the road at the valley with beautiful scenery and waterfall. Stay overnight at Nylam.

  2. Day 2

    Nyalam to Tingri -147 Kms.

    (4390m)

    Day details

    Today, after breakfast drive to Tingri (Aprox 5-6 hours) crossing two spectacular passes. Nyalam pass (3800m) and Lalung La pass (5082m). Today you will have excellent views of Himalaya which provides fabulous view of the high mountains including, Mount Everest (8848m) Jugal Himal, Mt. Makalu (8464m) and more. Stay overnight at Tingri.

  3. Day 3

    Tingri - Ronbuk - 105 Kms - visit Everest Base Camp

    (4390m) Β· (5100m)

    Day details

    After breakfast easy and short drive to Rongbuk which is name of the village and monastery which is the highest monastery in Tibet. You walk around the Base camp of Everest and enjoy the views of the world,s highest mountain. After exploring the base camp, drive back to Ronbuk for overnight.

  4. Day 4

    Xegar to Lhatse via Xegar- 245 Kms.

    (4050 M)

    Day details

    After sunrise in the morning, vist Rongbuk monastery and drive down to Lhatse via Xegar. Today we cross the highest pass on our journey, the Gyamtso La [5220m]. The view from the top is incredible with uninterrupted views stretching from Makalu to Shishapangma range. After continue drive to Lhatse, stop for the day. Stay overnight.

  5. Day 5

    Lhatse -Sakya Monastery to Shigatse - 185 Kms.

    (3900m)

    Day details

    After breakfast we drive to Shigatse from the north side of the road to see the clear view of massive Thangka wall. En route visit popular Tashilunpo monastery and set of Panchen Lama until death in 1989. After 6 hours drive stop at Shigatse for overnight.

  6. Day 6

    Shigatse to Gyantse -90kms

    (3950m)

    Day details

    After breakfast visit the monastery and open market at Shigatse and surrounding area then drive to Gyantse. Visit Khumbu Stupa and Phalkot monastery in the evening and stay overnight at Gyantse.

  7. Day 7

    Gyantse to Lhasa -259kms.

    (3650m)

    Day details

    Today we drive to Kamba la pass and Karo la which has spectacular views of mountains and dry valley to reach to Lhasa. There is very beautiful lake (Yamdrok Tso) on the way. After cross Yarlung Tsangpo also called Brahamapurta River you will see distant view of Potala Palace. Stop capital of Tibet at Lhasa for overnight.

  8. Day 8

    Sightseeing Tour in Lhasa

    Day details

    Our tour stops at Lhasa for 2 days to discover Lhasa including popular Potala palace, Jokhang Temple, Norbu Linka, Drepung monastery, Sera Monastery and Lhasa market. Β It covers all interested places of Lhasa. Stay overnight.

  9. Day 9

    Sightseeing Tour in Lhasa

    Day details

    Our tour stops at Lhasa for 2 days to discover Lhasa including popular Potala palace, Jokhang Temple, Norbu Linka, Drepung monastery, Sera Monastery and Lhasa market. Β It covers all interested places of Lhasa. Stay overnight.

  10. Day 10

    Departure from Lhasa to your onward destination

    Day details

    Today is the last day of Tibet tour. In the morning we will drive to the Gongkar airport of Lhasa which isΒ  an hour and 20 minutes drive from the hotel to take flight towards Kathmandu. It is one of the most scenic flights of the world. You are suggested to take to take right hand side of the seat in a plane to enjoy the beauties of Himalaya. We would pick you up from the airport and transfer you to the hotel if you require. If not our trip ends at Lhasa airport but we are glad to meet you in Kathmandu to get feedback of the trip.

What is included in the trip price

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The essentials and support items that are already built into the package.

  • Trip Includes

  • Group transportation (Private transportation on request but price may vary)

  • Tibet travel permit

  • Chinese visa

  • Tibetan English speaking guide

  • Accommodation on twin sharing basis during Tibet tour with breakfast

  • Flight tickets to Kathmandu

  • Monument entrance fees

  • Visa process fees and all paper works

What to budget for separately

7items

Items travelers usually pay for separately, depending on style, spending habits, and optional upgrades.

  • Trip Excludes

  • Nepal arrival visa

  • Travel Insurance

  • Lunch and dinner

  • Accommodation in Kathmandu

  • Photography fees

  • Tips

Group rates by party size

Per-person rates adjust automatically with your party size. Member discounts apply where available.

5-10 travelers

US$ 2,150

per person

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Questions travelers usually ask before booking

These route questions cover Tibet, tibet tours planning, and the logistics travelers usually want clarified before they commit.

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Tibet tour via Everest Base Camp is best for travelers who want an active Himalayan route and are comfortable with the walking pace, terrain, and day-to-day movement this trip requires.

Tibet tour via Everest Base Camp is typically best planned for March-May September -December. Those windows usually offer the most reliable conditions for the route, logistics, and overall travel experience.

10 Days is the standard planning window for Tibet tour via Everest Base Camp. The pacing is shaped around the route flow, acclimatization, transport windows, and overnight stops rather than simply covering distance as fast as possible.

Tibet tour via Everest Base Camp is planned as a high-altitude trek journey, so the experience is paced around that level of movement and stamina. The route reaches 5220m, which also shapes the overall effort and recovery needed.

Hotel. The trip is positioned at the Amigo Essential service level. Final room style and amenities can vary between cities, trail stops, and more remote sections of the route.

Group Vehicle (Private vehicle on request). We coordinate the moving parts so the route flows cleanly between each segment.

Permit, entry, and route-document requirements depend on the destination, route, and the final version of your trip for Tibet. We confirm exactly what applies before departure rather than asking you to guess from generic lists.

Useful trip information

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Tour Group This overland tour is a group tour to Tibet, so the group size depends on how many are signing up at a given time. Usually in our group, the minimum number will be 2 persons and the maximum number will be 15 persons or more upon request. We do also organize the trip with single-traveler options but it is suggested to join this tour in any of our fixed group departures, as we can depart each tour only 2 times a week, Tuesday and Saturday. Physical Requirements This overland Journey to the Lhasa is not difficult, and it does not involve any walking/hiking as this tour is designed to be completed by way of comfortable four-wheel drive. However, this tour drives up to elevations of 4350m, so it is essential that you have moderate levels of health and moderate levels of fitness before planning this tour. Previous hiking or trekking experience is not necessary; however it is an additional benefit if you are experienced in taking extended walks.But over all, what is really required is a positive attitude and a strong determination to make it the trip. We advise especially that guest(s) with known heart, lung, or blood diseases to consult their doctor before traveling on this tour, and request these clients to report these details to us while booking the tour. This will help ensure your safety. Β  Our Tour Staffs For this tour, there will be one Tibetan tour guide and driver during your visit. Our Tibetan tour guides are professional and experienced but note that Tibet is a China-dominant country so sometimes your Tibetan guides are not as talkative or personable as your Nepalese guides. However they having a very good knowledge of the tour you will be undertaking and will treat you well during your entire journey. Our tour guide is trained, certified and licensed from TTB (Tibet Tourism Board). Β  Pre-trip meeting We will have a pre-trip meeting withyour entire Tibetan tour group a day earlier than the beginning of your tour, which starts from Kathmandu. The meeting will be at 5:00 PM at our central office located in Kathmandu, Nepal. All the trip briefings and remaining payments for the trip will be settled around this same time. Β  Meals and Accommodation This tour includes bed and breakfast accommodations. While on tour, we provide twin-sharing accommodations. Your accommodation in Lhasa and Gyantse will be deluxe, Sighaste hotel is a tourist-standard hotel and accommodations at Nylam and Lhatse will be in basic guest houses. We are taking a transit route to Lhasa, so the first two nights’ accommodations are relatively poorer than other days, as they are the only options available for touring groups on this part of the route. Our entire Tibetan tour includes breakfast. You do have to take care of lunch and dinner by yourself, but no worries, there are lots of Tibetan/ Chinese restaurantswhere you may purchase fresh foods, and at every place you stay overnight, you may have different choices of foods as well. You can estimate approx US$-15 to 20 dollars for your lunch and dinner per day. Your hotel in Kathmandu is not included in the tour, but you may ask us to reserve hotel rooms for you and we will assist you in booking your hotel in Kathmandu as per your preferred budget on additional cost. Β  Clothing and Equipment For your travel to Tibet, it is most essential to know what to bring with you and what the essential clothes and pieces of equipment will be during your adventure. Basically, we suggest bringing clothes based on the season and altitude. During the trip you'll needed down, medium fabrics and good hiking shoes. Please find the equipment list below for your personal use during your travel to Tibet with us: A pair of light hiking/trekking boots depending on your season and altitude, a pair of sandals, 2 pairs of woolen socks and some hiking socks, 1 medium poly pro shirt, 1 pile jacket, 1 down jacket, 1 woolen hat , a pair of sunglasses, a pair of gloves with liner, a pair of woolen gloves, one day bag, sunscreen lotion SPF 10 to 25 and sunscreen stick SPF 10 to 30, some reading books (optional), a device for listening to music (option), a one liter water bottle, 1 flash light with a few sets of batteries, 1 sleeping bag (-5 to -20) depending on your season and altitude, a few t-shirts and a few long and warm trousers, one pair of wind/water proof trousers, a rain poncho, nail clippers, Swiss Army knives, etc. are the recommended items to bring with you. Most of the aforementioned equipment can be bought orrented in Kathmandu. Β  Acclimatization Our Tibet tour is designed specially to prevent high altitudes from presenting any sort of health problems, so do not worry. However, as always, it is recommended that you drink plenty of water throughout your adventure. This will help with the change in altitudes as well. Β  Travel Insurance Travel insurance is most essential for traveling to Tibet; good insurance will protect your financial securities and compensate your lost property while also providing emergency medical services, if needed. Please make sure that you bring a copy of your travel insurance and show it to us during the pre-trip meeting at our head office in Kathmandu before the tour starts on following morning. Travel insurance should cover any emergency evacuation, trip cancellation and medical expenses for your Tibet trip. Β  Climate and Weather Climate in Tibet is totally different than climate in Nepal. As Tibet is a rain shadow part of the Himalayas, the Tibetan climate is not as harsh as many people imagine it to be. The best time to travel to Tibet is from March to the beginning of November, but among them, August and September are the most recommended. But if you only stay in Lhasa, you can go there any time of the year. Sun radiation is extremely strong in Tibet. The sunlight in Lhasa is so intense that the city is called the Sunlight City. The thin air can neither block off nor retain heat, so temperature extremes can be met in both the daytime and nighttime respectively in Tibet. Β  Passport and Visa Requirements & permit Before you traveling, check your passport and validity date. You require a valid passport to visit Tibet. Passports must have at least 6 months validity after finish date of your trip. We require a copy of your passport details either thought fax or scanned images, sent to our email during the trip booking process.This way, we can obtain your Tibetan traveling permit in advance. For obtaining your Chinese visa/Tibet visa; the Chinese embassy requires your original passport to have the Chinese visa, which we do for you upon on your arrival in Kathmandu.Even if you have already obtained a Chinese visa from your homeland, this visa will not work when traveling to Tibet from Nepal, so we will have to get you a new Tibet/China visa no matter what, and your previously existing visa will be cancelled. Recently, the Chinese embassy in Kathmandu is providing visas on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, so you should arrive at least two days prior to Kathmandu before departing for your Tibet tour. Your Tibetan traveling permit and your Chinese visa will be valid for approx 2 weeks to 21 days and at some point within that timeframe, you must exit the country. Please do write us if you choose to travel to mainland China,because then you would require a longer visa. Individual visas to Tibet are not possible if you are not taking any tours; your Tibet/Chinese visa is a group visa along with everyone else in the group. Always keep your passport with you and check your original visa while entering to Tibet and leaving this beautiful country after your tours ends.

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