Traveling from Singapore to Tibet is becoming more convenient than ever, as direct flights will soon be available. By taking the direct flight from Singapore to Lhasa, you will save valuable time. Besides, there are many other convenient connecting routes via mainland China or Nepal. Read on to uncover all the details about flights from Singapore to Tibet in 2025, and prepare for a smooth and pleasant journey to the plateau!

Great News: The Singapore to Lhasa Flight Will Launch on December 20, 2024

The direct flight from Singapore to Lhasa will commence its inaugural flight on December 20, 2024, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of Tibet Autonomous Region.

For tourists from Singapore, you will enjoy easier access to Tibet with this direct flight. Plus, you can now enjoy the Chinese Visa-free policy for up to 30 days. So feel confident booking your 2025 Tibet tour now!

As the leading Tibet tour operator with years of experience, we offer one-stop service to ensure a smooth and worry-free travel experience. We provide a 100% guaranteed Tibet Travel Permit, arrange professional local tour guide and drivers, and can also help to book your flight. Join us now for once-in-a-lifetime trip to Tibet!

Latest flight Schedules from Singapore to Lhasa

Route	Flight No.	Dep.	Arr.	Duration	Frequency
Singapore to Lhasa	PN6426	04:55	15:20	10:25 hrs	Tues, Thur, Sat
Lhasa to Singapore	PN6425	17:40	03:55(+1)	10:15 hrs	Mon, Wed, Fri

Notes: The above timetable is for reference only. Please confirm it again when planning your trip to Tibet from Singapore.

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Transfer Option 1: Singapore to Tibet Flight via Chengdu - The Most Recommended Route

If you are looking for other connecting flights from Singapore to Tibet, the route via Chengdu is the most recommended. Flights are frequent, giving you many options, and the distance between the cities makes for manageable flying times. There are 2 to 3 daily direct flights from Singapore to Chengdu flown by Air China, Sichuan Airlines, and Singapore Airlines. One-way economy tickets are around $180-300 USD, and the flight takes around 5 hours.

On the other hand, flights from Chengdu to Lhasa departs a dozen times each day, offering you numerous options. The flight typically lasts around 2 hours and costs as little as $100. These flights depart as early as 6:25 am and as late as 20:00 pm, providing ample choices for connecting flights.

If you don’t want to take the late flight, it’s worth spending a day in Chengdu if you’re not in a hurry. Besides the amazing food, you can visit the Chengdu Panda Reserve.

Chengdu to Lhasa Flight Schedule

Route	Dep. - Arr.	Flight No.	Airlines	Frequency
Chengdu to Lhasa	06:25 - 08:45	TV9803	Tibet Airlines	Daily
Chengdu to Lhasa	06:45 - 09:05	EU1949	Chengdu Airlines	Daily
Chengdu to Lhasa	07:30 - 10:10	CA2763	Air China	Daily
Chengdu to Lhasa	08:30 - 11:05	3U8693	Sichuan Airlines	Daily
Chengdu to Lhasa	09:05 - 11:35	TV9823	Tibet Airlines	Daily
Chengdu to Lhasa	11:45 - 14:35	CA4447	Air China	Daily
Chengdu to Lhasa	12:15 - 14:50	CA4405	Air China	Daily
Chengdu to Lhasa	14:30 - 17:15	CA2531	Air China	Daily
Chengdu to Lhasa	15:30 - 18:25	3U8697	Sichuan Airlines	Daily
Chengdu to Lhasa	16:35 - 19:00	TV9845	Tibet Airlines	Daily

Please note: The flights listed above are only a partial selection, and the details are for reference. Flight schedules from Chengdu to Lhasa will vary between peak and low seasons. For the most up-to-date information, feel free to contact us.

Transfer Option 2: Singapore to Tibet Flight via Chongqing - Also a Popular Choice

Flying to Chongqing offers similar advantages. There are 2 direct flights from Singapore to Chongqing each day offered by Air China and Singapore Airlines. Tickets start at $200 USD for economy class, and the flight takes around 5 hours.

Seven direct flights connect Chongqing to Lhasa daily. The flight takes around 2h 45min, and tickets can be found for as low as $80 USD. All incoming flights from Singapore arrive in the evening, so plan to spend at least one night in Chongqing.

Chongqing is a beautiful modern city with legendary food, but if you have time, you can check out the Ci Qi Kou Porcelain Village, a well-preserved ancient town with a vibrant market, or take a cable car ride across the Yangtze River.

Chongqing to Lhasa Flight Schedule

Route	Dep. - Arr.	Flight No.	Airlines	Frequency
Chongqing to Lhasa	06:25 - 09:25	TV9813	Tibet Airlines	Daily
Chongqing to Lhasa	08:15 - 11:20	3U8633	Sichuan Airlines	Daily
Chongqing to Lhasa	12:05- 15:10	PN6271	West Air	Daily
Chongqing to Lhasa	12:40 - 15:35	3U3179	Sichuan Airlines	Daily
Chongqing to Lhasa	13:25 - 16:30	PN6391	West Air	Daily
Chongqing to Lhasa	13:50 - 16:55	CA4420	Air China	Daily
Chongqing to Lhasa	14:40 - 17:55	TV9843	Tibet Airlines	Daily

Transfer Option 3: Singapore to Tibet via Beijing/Shanghai - Easy Access to the East

Besides Tibet, China boasts impressive metropolises teeming with captivating blends of modern and traditional culture. Traveling from Singapore to Tibet via Shanghai or Beijing offers excellent opportunities to explore these bustling cities before continuing to Lhasa.

There are seven direct flights from Singapore to Beijing each day on Air China, China Eastern Airlines or Singapore Airlines. The flights, taking from 6 to 6 hours and 55 minutes, offer tickets available for as low as $140 USD.

From Beijing to Lhasa, there are two direct flights daily, departing at 08:10 and 14:55 respectively. The flight to Lhasa from Beijing takes 4 hours and costs between $200 and $400 USD. Most flights depart from Beijing Capital International Airport, while some operate from Beijing Daxing International Airport. So be sure to check your departure airport when booking and before boarding.

Beijing to Lhasa Flight Schedule

Route	Dep. - Arr.	Flight No.	Airlines	Frequency
Beijing to Lhasa	8:10 - 12:45	CA4125	Air China	Daily
Beijing to Lhasa	14:55 - 19:10	TV9816	Tibet Airlines	Daily

Flying to Shanghai from Singapore is even easier. There are 13 daily direct flights available in the morning, afternoon, evening, or late night. Tickets from China Eastern can be found for as low as $166 USD, or budget tickets are available from Spring Airlines for $123 USD.

Currently, there are no non-stop flights from Shanghai to Lhasa. The quickest route involves a layover in Xi’an or Chengdu, making for a 6.5 to 7-hour journey for a little over $200 USD. The flight via Xi’an departs in the morning, and stops for about 2 hours and 20 minutes in Xi’an city. The flight with a layover in Chengdu stops for about 1 hour before arriving in Lhasa in the evening.

Shanghai to Lhasa Flight Schedule

Route	Dep. - Arr.	Flight No.	Airlines	Frequency
Shanghai to Lhasa	06:40 - 15:10	MU2335	China Eastern Airlines	Daily
Shanghai to Lhasa	14:40 - 21:40	TV9882	Tibet Airlines	Daily

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Transfer Option 4: Singapore to Tibet via Guangzhou - Explore Southern China

If you want to explore southern China, historic Guangzhou is a convenient option from Singapore. There are seven daily non-stop flights on China Southern Airlines, Scoot, and Singapore Airlines. The flight takes around 4 hours, and tickets cost as low as $111 USD. There are also flights available that will get you into Guangzhou early enough that you won’t have to spend the night there.

Currently, there are no non-stop flights to Lhasa from Guangzhou. The best option is China Eastern Flight MU5774. The flight departs Guangzhou at 08:55 am and arrives in Lhasa about 6 hours later after a 40-minute stop in Diqing. It’s the fastest route and does not involve changing planes. Tickets cost around $175 USD.

Guangzhou to Lhasa Flight Schedule

Route	Dep. - Arr.	Flight No.	Airlines	Frequency
Guangzhou to Lhasa	08:55 - 15:20	MU5774	China Eastern Airlines	Daily
Lhasa to Guangzhou	17:50 - 00:20	MU5773	China Eastern Airlines	Daily

Transfer Option 5: Singapore to Tibet via Xi’an - A Convenient Alternative Route

Xi’an city, located in northwest China, is another excellent option for connecting flights from Singapore to Tibet. This historic city, renowned for the Terracotta Warriors, receives 1 to 2 flights from Singapore every day. These direct flights are operated by Scoot or China Eastern Airlines, and take about 5 to 6 hours, with tickets starting as low as $160.

From Xi’an, there are four daily direct flights to Lhasa, taking about 3 hours. Departing from Xi’an Xianyang International Airport, these flights cost as low as $100 USD. Taking this route, you can enjoy a wonderful cultural exploration in Xi’an before continuing to Tibet for different landscapes.

Xi’an to Lhasa Flight Schedule

Route	Dep. - Arr.	Flight No.	Airlines	Frequency
Xian to Lhasa	8:05 - 11:15	TV6051	Tibet Airlines	Daily
Xian to Lhasa	11:40 - 15:10	MU2335	China Easern Airlines	Daily
Xian to Lhasa	12:45 - 16:10	TV9964	Tibet Airlines	Daily
Xian to Lhasa	16:10 - 19:35	3U3155	Sichuan Airlines	Daily

Transfer Option 6: Singapore to Tibet via Kathmandu, Nepal - Another International Route to Lhasa

Kathmandu in Nepal is another popular option for traveling to Tibet. Singapore Airlines flies direct to Kathmandu every day. The flight costs as low as $390 USD and lasts for 5 hours and 10 minutes. You will need to stop in Kathmandu for a couple of days to process your China Group Visa, so you don’t have to worry about connecting flight times.

The flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa is currently the only international flight to Tibet, until the Singapore to Lhasa flight route launches. Operated by Himalaya Airlines, the flight departs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:00 am. The tickets cost from $330 USD and the journey only takes 1 hour and 20 minutes. During the air journey, you can see a fantastic bird’s eye view of the Himalayan Mountain range and the towering Mount Everest.

Kathmandu to Lhasa Flight Schedule

Route	Dep. - Arr.	Flight No.	Airlines	Frequency
Kathmandu to Lhasa	8:00 - 12:15	H9774	Himalayas Airlines	Mon, Wed, Fri
Lhasa to Kathmandu	13:00 - 12:25	H9775	Himalayas Airlines	Mon, Wed, Fri

This is the most popular trip for traveling between Tibet and Nepal.

What Documents Do I Need for Singapore to Tibet Flights? Chinese Visa Free Now!

Before taking a flight to Tibet, you’ll need to obtain some essential travel documents. The good news is that Singapore passport holders can now enjoy a Chinese visa-free policy for up to 30 days. This means you will only need to obtain the Tibet Travel Permit to enter Tibet by air.

The application of Tibet Travel Permit is quite simple, since we will help to handle the process on your behalf. Simply book your tour with us and send us a copy of your valid passport, and we will take care of the rest. The processing time of the permit normally takes around 8 to 9 working days. However, it is recommended to contact us at least 20 days before your departure to avoid any potential delays.

Conclusion

Flying from Singapore to Tibet is now easier than ever. You can soon take a direct flight to Lhasa, which will launch at the end of this year. Besides, there are convenient transfer options via popular gateway cities in mainland China or Kathmandu, Nepal. Plus, the Chinese visa-free policy makes planning your dream Singapore Tibet tour even more convenient. So don’t hesitate, tell us what you are looking for and we will help you put together your dream tour!