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11 Days Chengdu to Tibet Everest Base Camp Group Tour via Qinghai Tibet Train

Tour Route: Chengdu - Qinghai Tibet Railway - Lhasa - Shigatse - Everest Base Camp - Lhasa - Chengdu

Trip Overview:

This 11-day Chengdu Tibet train tour is an excellent choice for those seeking to enjoy the highlights of the plateau, including Mount Everest, and to experience the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in one journey.

You will begin by spending two days exploring Chengdu's leisurely lifestyle, visiting giant pandas, and more. Then, head to Xining for a splendid train journey to Tibet, where you'll marvel at the majestic mountains, vast grasslands, and serene lakes of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

While in Tibet, you will follow the classic route from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp, delving into the grandeur of the Potala Palace, exploring magnificent temples, admiring the world's highest peak, and enjoying the beauty of Yamdrok Lake, among other sights. A journey of spiritual enlightenment awaits you!

  • Tour Code: CTSG011

  • Trip Level : Easy for All Ages

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    Can I join this tour?

    • This Lhasa city tour is suitable for all levels of fitness, families with kids, and senior groups. As long as you're in good health, you can confidently join our tour. However, to ensure your health and safety, we recommend consulting a professional doctor before your departure.
  • Tour Type: Small Group (Min 1 to Around 12) i

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    Our Small Group Tour Features

    • Guaranteed Departures: With our fixed tour dates, we guarantee every departure.
    • Flexible Scheduling: Should you not find a suitable travel date, worry not. Share your preferred timing, and we'll tailor a personalized itinerary, inviting fellow travelers to join.
    • Non-shopping Journey: Enjoy a commerce-free expedition with us. Our commitment to top-notch tours ensures an authentic and immersive exploration of Tibet.
  • Time to Visit : Available All Year Around

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    Time to Visit Guide:

    • Lhasa stands out as a premier destination in Tibet for travel throughout the year.
    • The peak seasons are July, August, and from October 1st to 8th, coinciding with major holiday seasons.
    • The off-season, during the winter months from November to March, presents an ideal window for budget travelers to explore Lhasa. During this time, flights and accommodations offer significant discounts, while certain top attractions offer free admission.

Highlights:

  • Immerse yourself in Chengdu's leisurely lifestyle: see giant pandas, taste hotpot and explore traditional teahouses.

  • Take the famed Tibet train to Lhasa and appreciate the breathtaking views of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway.

  • Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple.

  • Roam around Drepung Monastery, the largest temple in Tibet, exploring the life of Tibetan monks in their practice.

  • Explore the most beautiful lakeside village in Tibet and savor a traditional lunch at a villager's home.

  • Admire the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, from different viewpoints.

  • Stay at Everest Base Camp, witnessing its sunrise, sunset, and marveling at the starry sky at night.

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Daily Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Chengdu

Welcome to Chengdu! Upon arrival, our local travel guide will welcome you at the airport and escort you to your downtown hotel. After checking in, feel free to rest or explore the surroundings at your leisure.

Options for today: With your free time today, we suggest exploring independently. Popular sites to visit in Chengdu include Chunxi Road and Tai Koo Li.

Accmodation:

Hotel Near Kuanzhai Alley in Chengdu - Wenjun Mansion Hotel

Day 2: Chengdu City Tour and Train to Xining (B,D)

In the morning, your guide will pick you up to visit Chengdu Panda Breeding and Research Center. Morning is pandas' feeding time, you will visit both adult and baby pandas and watch them eating fresh bamboo. This 230-hectare park, located 10 km (6 miles) north of Chengdu, houses a wealth of information and features a panda museum. Plan to spend about 2.5 hours exploring this site.

In the afternoon, we'll return to downtown Chengdu to explore Kuanzhai Alley. You can leisurely stroll along the street and shop for souvenirs. Following that, we'll head to Renmin Park, a charming city park bustling with locals. Here, you can unwind with a cup of tea and experience Chengdu's leisurely pace of life.

In the evening, you will take the overnight train bound for Xining. Our local guide will accompany you to the train station, and comfortable sleeping arrangements onboard will ensure a restful journey.

Accmodation:

Softer Sleep berth on the train

Meal:

Breakfast and welcome diner hotpot

Day 3: Train to Xining and Transfer to Lhasa via Tibet Train (B,L)

Upon your arrival in Xining, your local guide will greet you at the railway station and escort you to a local restaurant for breakfast, where you can savor traditional foods.

Then, you will go to visit the Ta’er Monastery, also named Kumbum Monastery, lies on 25 km to the northeast of Xining. It is the birthplace of Tsongkhapa, well-known Tibetan Buddhist master. Besides, you will head to explore the Dongguan Mosque, the largest mosque in Qinghai. It was originally built in 1380 and has a mixture of Tibetan, Han, and Arabic and European architectural styles.

After the tour in Xining, you will be transferred to Xining Railway Station for your overnight train to Lhasa. Please be sure to arrive in train station at least 1 hour before the train departure. You need present your passport and Tibet Travel Permit to board the train.

Tibet Permit Notice:
1. When you book your trip with us, we'll take care of getting your Tibet Travel Permit.

2. It's best to book and send us the required documents at least 20 days before your trip.

3. Your travel permit will be sent to you before your train departs. Make sure to keep it safe.

Tibet Train Travel Tips:
1. Your package includes a soft sleeper train ticket from Xining to Lhasa.

2. There is a dining car on board the train to Tibet, offering simple Chinese dishes. Feel free to bring some snacks and instant noodles with you.

3. All trains to Tibet are equipped with oxygen supply systems, so there's no need to worry about altitude sickness on board.

Accmodation:

Overnight on the Tibet Train

Meal:

Breakfast and lunch - local traditional noodles

Day 4: Scenery along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway and Arrive in Lhasa

Today, you are going to witness the most beautiful scenery of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. Along the way to Nagchu, you will see Tanggula Pass come and go, almost indistinguishable from the rest of the highland. You may notice villagers gazing at the passing train and yaks darting off the tracks. Up here, every few minutes, another range of snow-capped peaks with glaciers streaming down their sides appears on the horizon.

Upon arrival in Lhasa, you will be greeted by local guide at the train station and then be transferred to your hotel in downtown Lhasa. Along the way, you can enjoy the spectacular scenery of Yarlung Tsangpo River, Lhasa River, and the typical Tibetan villages.

After arriving at the hotel, take some time to rest and acclimate to the high altitude. It's helpful to take it easy for the first few days and remember to stay hydrated by drinking water.

Later in the afternoon or evening, your guide will welcome you with traditional Tibetan gifts, provide travel guidance, and introduce you to the other members of your group.

Warm Tips:
If you require any assistance or have specific needs, please don't hesitate to visit our service center located at Gangjian Hotel.

Accmodation:

Gang-Gyan Hotel

Day 5: Lhasa Day Tour: Drepung Monastery and Sera Monastery (B, D)

Today, you will first visit the Drepung Monastery, the largest monastery in Tibet that once housed over ten thousand monks. Here, you'll explore the Coqen Hall, where your guide will provide a detailed explanation of the Tibetan Buddhist worldview and narrate the stories of renowned figures in Tibetan Buddhist history.

Additionally, you'll tour the Loseling College (or an equivalent) within Drepung Monastery to understand monks' practices and studies. Exploring their dormitories will offer insight into their daily routines and living conditions.

In the afternoon, the tour proceeds to Sera Monastery, established in 1419 and long regarded as a significant Buddhist seminary. Here, you'll observe the renowned monk debates, a highlight of Sera Monastery. Your guide will provide a comprehensive explanation of how these debates aid monks in acquiring knowledge and advancing through academic degrees.

After today's sightseeing, enjoy a welcome dinner with your fellow group members.

Stay overnight in Lhasa.

Accmodation:

Gang-Gyan Hotel

Meal:

Breakfast | Welcome Dinner Tibetan Hotpot

Day 6: Lhasa Day Tour: Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple & Barkhor Street (B)

After breakfast, your guide will accompany you to visit the magnificent Potala Palace, where you'll stand atop its heights and gaze down upon the city of Lhasa. Your guide will narrate the life and tales of the successive Dalai Lamas within the Potala Palace and meticulously introduce the various halls and treasures housed within its walls.

Once you've explored the grandeur of the Potala Palace, your next stop will be Longwangtan Park nestled at its base. This tranquil spot offers a unique vantage point to admire the majestic Potala Palace and partake in traditional Tibetan cultural experiences.

In the afternoon, you'll head to the sacred Jokhang Temple—the heart of Tibetan faith and life. Within the temple resides the rare and revered 12-year-old statue of Shakyamuni Buddha, an image so lifelike that it resembles seeing the Buddha in person. Around the temple is Barkhor Street, where you can take a clockwise kora, witnessing how local Tibetans practice their Buddhist beliefs.

Following this, your guide will take you to the liveliest indoor Tibetan tea house in Lhasa, where you can enjoy Tibetan sweet tea with locals. Your guide will join everyone, sharing insights into the social relations and daily leisure life of Tibetans.

Stay overnight in Lhasa.

Accmodation:

Gang-Gyan Hotel

Meal:

Breakfast

Day 7: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse (B, L)

After exploring Lhasa, you'll travel overland to Shigatse, Tibet's second-largest city. Along the way, immerse yourself in Tibet's splendid scenery and discover the leisurely lives of local villagers.

The first stop will be at Yamdrok Lake, one of the three holiest lakes in Tibet. This stunning lake unveils its beauty from the Gambala Mountain Pass (4790m), curving like a blue ribbon, while the towering Mt. Noijin Kangsang (7191m) can be seen in the distance. As you descend to the lakeshore, explore various viewpoints offering intimate encounters with the lake's shoreline. Towards the lake's end, you'll have the opportunity to visit a welcoming local family in the village and have lunch with them.

Next, you'll pass by the Karola Glacier (5100m). Positioned right by the roadside, it resembles a serene maiden grooming herself while gazing from afar at the majestic snow-capped mountains.

Continuing your journey towards Gyantse, you'll make a stop at Simila Mountain Pass. Here, you can hang prayer flags, offering prayers for global peace and the well-being of your loved ones.

Upon arrival in Gyantse, seize the opportunity to capture memorable photos of the ancient city. En route from Gyantse to Shigatse, you will witness vast stretches of lush green barley fields (in summer) and golden fields (in autumn), alongside numerous farms.

Finally, upon reaching Shigatse and checking into the hotel, take a moment to relax and prepare for the upcoming trip to Mount Everest the following day.

Stay overnight in Shigatse.

Accmodation:

Shiga Yangcha Grand Hotel

Meal:

Breakfast and Lunch - Tibetan Family Food

Day 8: Shigatse to Everest Base Camp (B)

In the morning, you will set off towards Mount Everest after breakfast. Beginning with the Gyatsola Pass (5280m), the viewpoint offers your first glimpse of Mount Everest. Veiled within the mountain range, Everest resembles a budding lotus flower, a captivating sight along the roadside.

Continuing into Mount Everest National Nature Reserve, the Gawula Pass (5198m) presents a panoramic view of the Himalayas. Here, you will see the breathtaking lineup of the five world's highest peaks in the Himalayan range, all towering above 8000 meters. This is your second glimpse of Mount Everest.

Then traverse the new winding road toward Everest Base Camp (5200m), each turn reveals a closer perspective of the majestic Everest, gradually unfolding before you. This marks your third view of the Everest.

Upon arrival at Everest Base Camp, the huge white pyramid peak stands tall before you. As dusk approaches, the setting sun casts warm golden hues upon Everest's northern face—your fourth view.

As night descends, the glistening Milky Way alongside the snow-white peak of Mount Everest offers your fifth and final encounter with the majestic peak.

Stay overnight at Everest Base Camp or in the nearby village if the EBC tent hotels close during the winter season.

Warm Tips:
1. Everest Base Camp sits at an altitude of 5200 meters, and it's common to experience headaches and difficulty sleeping at night due to altitude. This is a normal occurrence, so there's no need to panic. Continue to take it slow, relax, and savor the beauty of Everest. The symptoms will gradually ease.

2. The visibility of Mount Everest depends on weather conditions and cannot be assured.

3. From November to March, the tent hotels at Everest Base Camp usually close. Hence, if you're traveling during this period, your accommodation choices are restricted to the nearby village near EBC.

Accmodation:

Overnight in EBC Tent Hotel

Meal:

Breakfast

Day 9: EBC - Dinggye - Sakya - Shigatse (D)

After marveling at the magnificence of Mount Everest, you will travel back to Shigatse along another Himalayan scenic route, once again appreciating the beauty of the Himalayas.

Before departing from EBC, you'll visit the world's highest monastery, Rongbuk Monastery (5154 meters). This Tibetan Nyingma monastery sits in close proximity to Mount Everest and is a place where nuns and monks reside together.

Then, you will travel back to Shigatse via Dinggye, following an alternative Himalayan route diverging from the traditional path. At the Dinggye Xilin Viewpoint, you'll pause to behold not only the majestic eastern slope of towering Mount Everest but also catch sight of Mount Lhotse, the world's fourth-highest peak, rising at an elevation of 8,516 meters. You'll also enjoy the expansive and charming wetland landscape at the foot of Mount Everest.

While passing through Sakya Ancient Town, you will take a brief rest, spending some time taking a leisurely stroll around this ancient town.

After returning to Shigatse, your guide will take you to the local Langma Hall, where you can watch a traditional Tibetan song and dance performance, and enjoy dinner with your fellow group members.

Stay overnight in Shigatse.

Please note: During heavy summer rains or winter snowstorms, your travel route back to Shigatse from Mount Everest may change. Instead of passing through Dinggye and Sakya, you might travel via Gawula Pass and Tingri. If this adjustment is necessary, we'll provide you with a written notice while you're in Tibet.

Accmodation:

Shiga Yangcha Grand Hotel

Meal:

Dinner

Day 10: Shigatse - Nyemo - Lhasa (B)

In the morning, you will explore the residence of the Panchen Lama, Tashilhunpo Monastery, which is also the largest monastery in Shigatse. This expansive monastery occupies the hillside, housing the world's largest statue of Maitreya Buddha, serving as the spiritual heart of Shigatse. You can see monks, wearing yellow hats and red robes, walking through the temple. If you are lucky, you will also see a Dharma ceremony held in the temple.

Then, you will journey back to Lhasa along the Yarlung Tsangpo River, revered as the Mother River of Tibetans.

Stay overnight in Lhasa.

Accmodation:

Gang-Gyan Hotel

Meal:

Breakfast

Days 11: Lhasa to Chengdu; Finish This Unforgettable Tour (B)

After breakfast, your guide will pick you up at the hotel and take you to the airport. Then, you'll board your flight to Chengdu, marking the end of this remarkable adventure. The tour ends.

Meal:

Breakfast

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What's Included?

1. Tibet travel documents such as Tibet Travel Permit (excluding expedited processing fees), and delivery of the permit to your hotel in mainland of China.

2. Standard tourist vehicles based on the number of group members, ensuring one seat one person. Experienced local drivers offer attentive service.

3. Three-star hotels throughout the itinerary (upgrades available for an additional fee; single room supplement required when not sharing).

4. All meals listed in the itinerary. (Meal fees are non-refundable if declined due to personal reasons).

5. Train tickets from Chengdu to Xining (the soft sleeper) and the Xining-Lhasa train ticket (the soft sleeper) and flight ticket from Lhasa to Chengdu listed in the itinerary.

6. Excellent local Tibetan English-speaking tour guide (Prices for guides speaking other languages may be subject to separate negotiation).

7. Admission tickets for all tourist attractions listed in Itinerary.

8. Travel accident insurance.

9. Free shuttle between Lhasa Railway Station and the downtown hotel. Free transfers between Lhasa Gonggar Airport and the downtown hotel during specific times.

10. Other services: exquisite Tibetan souvenirs, tourist map, portable oxygen, medical oxygen in the vehicle, bottled mineral water, and more.

What's Excluded?

1. Chinese Visa (for any visa assistance services, please contact us for details)

2. International flights to and out of China.

3. Domestic flight or train to and out of Lhasa (If you need ticket booking service, please leave your requirements in the Online Inquiry form.)

4. Single Room Supplement: Hotels are based on double occupancy (twin-bedded rooms) by default. If you prefer a single room or if room sharing isn’t possible, a single room supplement is required (please consult the travel consultant for specific price differences).

5. Some meals not included in the itinerary.

6. Tips to the guide and driver based on your satisfaction with their services. We recommend paying a total of $7 per person per day for both the guide and driver.

7. Additional expenses resulting from force majeure events (such as natural disasters, traffic controls, loss of valuables, visa delays, flight delays or cancellations, etc.).

8. Personal expenses and any other expenses not mentioned in the inclusion list.

  • 1. When is the deadline to book this 5-day Lhasa to Drak Yerpa Small Group Tour?

    To ensure a seamless trip, it is recommended to book your Tibet tour at least 15-20 days before the departure date.

    Certainly, booking your tour 1-2 months or earlier in advance will assist us in arranging your Tibet Travel Permit and other necessary documents, as well as securing accommodations. Additionally, early bookings may qualify for early-bird discounts. This arrangement facilitates better preparation and a more relaxed journey.

  • 2. What travel documents are required for a trip to Lhasa and Drak Yerpa?

    For traveling to Lhasa and Drak Yerpa, various tourists require specific travel documents:
    1) Foreign tourists: Passport, Chinese Visa, Tibet Travel Permit
    2) Tourists from Hong Kong and Macau: Home Return Permit
    3) Tourists from Taiwan: Mainland Travel Permit (MTP), Tibet Travel Permit

  • 3. How to apply for the Tibet Travel Permit? How long does It take, and when can I get the permit?

    For foreign tourists applying for the Tibet Travel Permit, photos or photocopies of a valid passport and Chinese Visa are needed. Holders of a working visa need to additionally provide a work certificate, while student visa holders require student certification.

    However, Taiwanese tourists only need to provide photos or photocopies of Mainland Travel Permit for the Tibet Travel Permit application.

    Generally, processing the Tibet Travel Permit takes 7-14 working days. Once the permit is successfully issued, we'll mail it to your address in mainland of China 3-5 days before your departure date, ensuring you have it in hand for your train or flight to Tibet.

  • 4. What is the altitude of Drak Yerpa? Will I suffer from altitude sickness?

    Drak Yerpa Monastery is situated at an altitude of approximately 4400 meters, constructed along the mountainside, slightly higher than Lhasa, which stands at 3650 meters above sea level. For visitors heading to high-altitude regions for the first time, experiencing altitude sickness is possible, especially for those not acclimatized to such environments.

    However, there's no need to worry. Our carefully planned 5-day itinerary for Lhasa and Drak Yerpa dedicates the initial 3 days to exploring Lhasa at lower altitudes, gradually allowing your body to acclimate to the higher altitude. It's on the fourth day that you'll visit the higher-altitude Drak Yerpa Monastery. This approach significantly reduces the likelihood of experiencing altitude sickness.

  • 5. When is the best time to Lhasa and Drak Yerpa?

    The best time to visit Drak Yerpa and Lhasa is between April and October. During this period, the weather is pleasant, and the temperatures are suitable for sightseeing. Particularly in April, May, September, and October, considered the golden seasons for visiting Lhasa. Even though July and August mark the rainy season, it's also a peak time for tourism. Rainfall typically occurs in the evenings or late at night, minimally affecting daytime activities.

    Moreover, for a budget-friendly trip to Tibet, consider visiting during the winter season (November to March). Despite lower temperatures, days are often sunny, maintaining temperatures above 10°C. Nights might drop below freezing, but by then, you'll be in the warmth of your hotel room. Traveling to Tibet in winter allows you to benefit from winter tourism policies, offering free admission to attractions and discounts on hotels and flights.

  • 6. What to pack for the trip to Lhasa and Drak Yerpa?

    1) Clothing: Due to significant temperature fluctuations in Tibet between morning and evening, it's advisable to wear warm, windproof outerwear. Layering clothing is recommended to adjust to temperature changes. In summer, light clothing is suitable, while during spring and autumn, at least three layers (undershirt, sweater, outerwear) are advisable. In winter, prioritize warmer clothing and wind protection. Additionally, due to strong ultraviolet rays, sunglasses and a hat are essential.

    2) Personal items: Skincare products such as face wash, moisturizer, facial cream, hydrating masks, body lotion, lip balm, and sunscreen are necessary. For the car travel from Lhasa to Drak Yerpa, a U-shaped neck pillow is also suggested to make the journey more comfortable. Also, carry a thermal to ensure access to hot water at any time.

    3) Common medications: Carry essentials like adhesive bandages, motion sickness pills, cold medicine, gastrointestinal medication, anti-inflammatory drugs, eye drops, altitude sickness medication, and other commonly used medicines for unexpected needs. (Please follow medical advice and avoid unnecessary medication.)

    4) Electronic devices: Bring personal electronic devices like smartphones, cameras, headphones, along with their chargers, power banks, and charging cables, as needed.

    5) Cash and cards: Though mobile payment methods are becoming common in Tibet, some places may still require cash. Carry a small amount of cash and at least one bank card for emergencies, even though mobile payment is prevalent.

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