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Check out our most commonly asked tour and booking questions.

• How far in advance should I book a Tibet tour?

  We recommend booking your Tibet tour at least 20 days in advance to allow sufficient time for obtaining the necessary Tibet Permit and ensuring its delivery to you.

  Booking early also helps you secure better prices for hotels and flights. If you're taking the train, advance booking is essential as train tickets are highly sought-after and require advance arrangements.

• Is my Tibet Travel Permit guaranteed?

  Yes, we provide a 100% guarantee for obtaining the Tibet Travel Permit for our clients. When you book your Tibet tour with us, we assist you in obtaining the Tibet permit at no additional cost.

  Simply email us photo copies of your passport and valid Chinese visa after booking your tour. We will take care of the entire application process. Once the permit is issued, we will deliver it to your address in mainland China.

• How do I make changes to my booking?

  If you need to change your trip's departure date, room sharing option, or make any other adjustments to your booking, simply contact the travel agent you booked with. We'll take care of everything for you.

  Please notify us as soon as possible if you wish to make changes, as fees may apply due to pre-booked hotels, flights, and train tickets. We need time to coordinate with our suppliers to accommodate your request.

• Can I get any discount on my Tibet tour if I book early?

  Yes, there is a 5% discount available under two conditions: booking the tour with at least two other travelers (total of 3 or more) simultaneously, or booking the tour 3 months in advance.

  Please note that these two discounts cannot be combined. For more details, please contact us directly. Additionally, if your travel plans are flexible, visiting Tibet during the winter months is typically more cost-effective.

• Is there an age limit for joining a Tibet tour?

  There is no official age restriction for tourists visiting Tibet. As long as you are physically healthy and do not have respiratory or cardiovascular conditions, you are welcome to join.

  Our tours have accommodated a wide range of ages. The youngest participant we've had was a 4-year-old child, accompanied by parents on a family tour around Lhasa. Our oldest clients were an 84-year-old American lady and her 69-year-old daughter, traveling from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp.