Often called the Roof of the World, Tibet is a land of vast high-altitude plateaus, sacred lakes and centuries-old Buddhist monasteries. In Lhasa, its spiritual heart, you can explore the magnificent Potala Palace, the sacred Jokhang Temple, the pilgrim circuit of Barkhor Street and the great monasteries of Drepung and Sera.
For pilgrims and adventurers alike, the journey to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar is one of the most meaningful experiences in the Himalayas, combining overland travel across the Tibetan Plateau with the three-day Kailash Kora.
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Bed Room Breakfast Transfers Places Hotels Travelling to Tibet involves additional arrangements compared with many other destinations. Entry procedures generally require coordination between the traveller, the relevant Chinese authorities and an authorised travel agency, and may depend on your nationality, travel route, visa status and current regulations. Please organise your documentation well in advance.
A Chinese visa is required in addition to the Tibet Travel Permit. The correct visa process depends on your nationality and travel route, and our team will advise you on it when you book.
The Tibet Travel Permit is arranged through an authorised travel agency, which generally assists with:
Special requirements may apply to journalists, diplomats and certain other categories of travellers. Visa fees, entry procedures and permit requirements can change, so please contact us for the latest information before planning your journey.
