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18 Days Epic Kathmandu to Lhasa Motorcycle Tour Plus Mt. Kailash and EBC

Tour Route: Kathmandu-Mt. Kailash-EBC-Shigatse-Gyantse-Lhasa

Trip Overview:

It must be an unforgettable experience to take a motorcycle tour from Kathmandu to Lhasa. This 18-day motorbike trip will not only bring you to enjoy the fun and excitement of riding on the plateau but also allow you to explore the unique culture and scenery of Nepal and Tibet, including the holy Mount Kailash and Everest.

After visiting some landmarks in Kathmandu, proceed to Tibet via the Gyirong border. In Tibet, you can embark on a relaxing riding trip along Lake Manasarovar, participate in the kora with devout Tibetan pilgrims around Mount Kailash, and spend a night enjoying the breathtaking view of Mount Everest at EBC. Then, ride the motorcycle to Lhasa from EBC, encountering many beautiful landscapes along the way, such as the tranquil Yamdrok Lake, majestic Karola Glacier, and sacred Tashilhunpo Monastery. Finally, explore the essence of Lhasa to learn about the mysterious Tibetan culture and history.

  • Tour Code: TTO-PT-TMT18

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  • Tour Type: Private tour with private guide and vehicle

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Highlights:

  • Explore the world-heritage attractions in Kathmandu Valley, including Kathmandu’s Durbar Square, Swayambhunath etc.
  • Join the pilgrims looking to erase the sins of a lifetime on the three-day trek around holy Mt. Kailash.
  • Stay overnight at Everest Base Camp and enjoy superb scenery of the north face of Mt. Everest and the Rongbuk monastery.
  • Marvel at the turquoise waters of Yamdrok-tso, one of Tibet’s most sacred lakes.
  • Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple in Lhasa.
  • Follow monks, mendicants and fellow pilgrims around the Barkhor Street, Lhasa’s fascinating medieval pilgrim circuit.

Daily Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, your tour guide will await you outside the arrival area and transfer you to your hotel. Our local office staff will meet you to collect your passport in order to apply for a Chinese Group Visa on your behalf (Please note that the Visa fee is not included in the price quotation).

Stay overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 2: Kathmandu Day Tour - Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, Patan City

Kathmandu’s Durbar Square is one of three durbar (royal palace) squares in the Kathmandu Valley. It is the site of the Hanuman Dhoka Palace Complex, which was the royal Nepalese residence until the 19th century and where important ceremonies take place. Swayambhunath, the golden spire of the 5th-century Swayambhu stupa, is adorned with a colorful fluttering of prayer flags; it crowns a hill overlooking the Kathmandu Valley and offers fantastic views over the city of Kathmandu.

The last site we will visit today is Patan City, which is the second-largest town in the Kathmandu Valley. Patan's Central Durbar Square is listed as a World Heritage Site and is absolutely packed with temples. The Golden Temple, a unique Buddhist Monastery founded in the 12th century, is a large rectangular building with three roofs and a copper-gilded facade adorned with images of Buddha and Avalokitesvara. Inside, there are Buddha images and illustrations on the walls.

Stay overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 3: Kathmandu Day Tour - Pashupatinath, Boudhanath and Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Pashupatinath, the most important Hindu temple in Nepal, had its old buildings destroyed by Muslim invaders in the 14th century, with its stone linga smashed to dust. However, it rose again behind their retreating backs. Succeeding monarchs reinstated the temple and its images.

Bouddhanath is among the largest stupas in South Asia and has become the focal point of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal. The white mound looms thirty-six meters overhead. Located on the ancient trade route to Tibet, Tibetan merchants rested and offered prayers here for many centuries.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square showcases a blend of pagoda and shikhara style temples, clustered around a fifty-five window palace constructed of brick and wood. This square stands as a captivating architectural masterpiece within the Valley, spotlighting Nepal's ancient arts and cultural heritage.

Stay overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 4: Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (137km)

Today, formally start your motorcycle trip. Ride from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi inside Langtang National Park. Be careful when passing through the valley near the Sino-Nepal border, because the road is a bit bumpy.

Stay overnight in Syabrubesi.

Day 5: Syabrubesi to Gyirong (75km)

In the morning, go to Gyirong border from Syabrubesi. The whole journey will take about 45min. Then, you will go through the customs to Tibet, and head to Gyirong.

Stay overnight in Gyirong.

Day 6: Gyirong to Saga (102km)

Today you'll depart from Gyirong and ascend towards Mount Everest region above 4500 meters. This 380-kilometer journey offers a varied landscape, transitioning from low valleys to high plateaus.

Initially, you'll be enchanted by forests, waterfalls, and seemingly bottomless gorges before traversing the Kong Tang Lamu Mountain Pass (5236 meters) into the plateau. Along the way, you'll pass by Shishapangma Peak (8027 meters) and the serene Lake Paiku Tso, witnessing their tranquil and harmonious beauty.

Finally, you will arrive in Saga.

Stay overnight in Saga.

Day 7: Saga - Lake Manasarovar (493 km)

Today's journey will take you through the valleys between the Himalayas and the Gangdise Mountains, to reach the foot of the sacred Mount Kailash.

Along the way, you will have the chance to witness herds of yaks and sheep leisurely grazing on the broad grasslands at the foot of the snow-capped mountains. And the beautiful green lake, Gongzhuo Lake, will come into view at the same time.

After crossing 5211-meter-high Mayum La Pass, you will officially enter the Ngari region. Crossing this pass feels like entering a kingdom of wild animals. What unfolds before you is the sacred Lake Manasarovar with the majestic Mount Kailash towering in the distance.You can take your time to fully enjoy the scenery at Lake Manasarovar.

Stay overnight at Lake Manasarovar.

Day 8: Lake Manasarovar to Darchen (60km)

Today, you can first enjoy a short trek around the beautiful Lake Manasarovar. Located at an altitude of over 4,500 meters, Lake Manasarovar is believed to be the source of four of Asia's major rivers, making it not only a sacred site but also a crucial ecological hub.

Continuing along the lakeshore, you'll reach the destination of this journey, the starting point for the Mount Kailash kora trek - Darchen. Upon arrival, you can rest at the hotel, preparing and gathering strength for the forthcoming four-day trek.

Stay overnight in Darchen.

Warm Tips:
If you require porter services during the trek, please inform the guide in advance for arrangements. Note that porter services during the trek are not included in the tour cost and will require an additional fee.

Day 9: Trek Day One: Darchen - Dirapuk Monastery (13 km)

Today is the first day of your Mount Kailash kora trek. During this journey, you'll marvel at the stunning scenery along the southern, southwestern, and western slopes of Mount Kailash.

To begin, you'll board an eco-friendly bus from Darchen to Sarshung village, where your 13-kilometer trek around Mount Kailash begins. This initial leg of the trek is relatively moderate, following the valley at the mountain's base and offering clear vistas of its southern and western slopes.

Upon arrival at the Dirapuk Monastery guesthouse situated at the western slope's base, you'll check in and store your luggage. Then you will follow your guide to explore the ancient Dirapuk Monastery. One of the most awe-inspiring moments here is witnessing the sunset over Mount Kailash. As the sun gently descends, you can patiently wait for the afterglow to illuminate the steep cliffs of the western slope.

After nightfall, you'll have the opportunity to admire the mesmerizing sight of the moon hanging over Mount Kailash's peak.

Stay overnight in Dirapuk Monastery Guesthouse.

Day 10: Trek Day Two: Dirapuk Monastery - Zutulpuk Monastery (24 km)

Are you ready for the most demanding day of your Mount Kailash trek? Today, you'll trek over the 5630-meter-high Dolma La Pass, joining devout pilgrims on this sacred journey.

Early in the morning, you'll depart from Dirapuk Monastery to start today's hiking adventure. After advancing 4 kilometers and steadily ascending to 5430 meters, you'll witness the magnificent sunrise over Mount Kailash's northwest slope.

Continuing for another 2 kilometers leads you to the pinnacle of the Mount Kailash trek - Dolma La Pass (5630 meters). Standing there amidst fluttering prayer flags, it feels like the guardian spirits of the sacred mountain are present.

Throughout your journey, you'll witness devout pilgrims prostrating themselves, measuring the sacred grounds with their bodies, whether on boulders or rocky terrain, showing unwavering devotion.

After successfully crossing Dolma La Pass, the vivid green Lake of Compassion (also known as Guri Kund) comes into view. It's believed that bathing in this lake cleanses a lifetime of sins. Here, you'll also catch sight of the thick glaciers on Mount Kailash's northwest slope.

Continuing down from Lake Guri Kund, a lengthy descent follows until you reach the valley at the southeast base of Mount Kailash. Within the valley, you may encounter charming wildlife and find a resting site on the grassy plains for relaxation.

Stay overnight in Zutulpuk Monastery Guesthouse.

Warm Tips:
Due to the high altitude of Dolma La Pass, even in summer, the path might be icy and scattered with loose stones, so extra caution is required to prevent slipping during the hike.

Day 11: Trek Day Three: Zutulpuk Monastery - Darchen (12 km)

Today marks the finale of your Mount Kailash trek.

In the early morning, you'll depart from Zutulpuk Monastery, returning to the starting point of the Mount Kailash trek, Darchen.

Later in the afternoon, your guide will accompany you on a 30-kilometer drive to visit the sacred Lake Manasarovar. The lakeside offers an ideal spot for meditation, where you can listen to the gentle waves of the sacred lake and immerse yourself in a serene atmosphere.

At the lakeside of Lake Manasarovar, there are also hot springs available for foot baths and soaking. If the trek has left you feeling tired, consider spending some time in the hot springs to relax and soothe your weary body (additional cost applies).

After the tour, return to Darchen, concluding today's fulfilling journey.

Stay overnight in Darchen.

Day 12: Darchen to Saga (490km)

Today, you'll retrace your steps back to Saga, rediscovering the beauty of the Ngari Plateau, the Himalayas, and the Gangdise Mountains. Along the way, you can pause at lush green pastures and lakes, getting up close to appreciate the natural scenery of Ngari and its wildlife.

Stay overnight in Saga.

Day 13: Saga to EBC via Old Tingri (450km)

After breakfast, you will leave for EBC via Old Tingri. The graveled and dusty road can be bite challenging for you. But, along the way you can enjoy the beauty view of Mount Cho Oyu in the distance.

Besides, you can visit Rongbuk Monastery, the world’s highest Buddhist compound. If you wish, you can do the meditation and experience the unparalleled tranquility and harmony there. Or you can interact with monks and nuns with the help of guide to learn more of their unique spiritual life.

Upon reaching Everest Base Camp, you'll admire the world's highest peak.

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

Day 14: EBC to Shigatse (340km)

Open your eyes, and wake up to the first sunlight shining over the pyramid-shaped summit of imposing Mount Everest. After breakfast, you are about to Shigatse along the famous Sino-Nepal Friendship Highway.

On the way you will pass through three mountain passes, including Tsola Pass, Gyatsola Pass, and Gawu La Pass. You will stay a while at Gawu La Pass to enjoy the stunning view of the 4 highest peaks of Himalayan Range: Mount Everest (8844.43m), Cho Oyo (8201m), Lhotse (8516m), Makalu (8463m).

Stay overnight in Shigatse.

Day 15: Shigatse to Lhasa via Gyantse (375km)

Keep riding from Shigatse to Lhasa. There are many famous attractions along the way. Palcho Monastery, which is a temple where three different religious sects coexist. The famous Kumbum stupa is the part of Palcho Monastery. At the higher levels of stupa, you can see the wonderful views around the Palcho Monastery. Yamdrok Lake is one of the three largest sacred lakes in Tibet. It is surrounded by many snow-capped mountains. Besides, you can stop at the side of the highway and take photos of the majestic Karola Glacier.

Stay overnight in Lhasa.

Day 16: Lhasa Day Tour: Drepung Monastery and Sera Monastery

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.

Stay overnight in Lhasa.

Day 17: Lhasa Day Tour: Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple & Barkhor Street

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.

Day 18: Finish This Unforgettable Tour and Depart from Lhasa

Today your guide will transfer you to the airport or train station and help you get on board. Please confirm your departure flight or train details in advance with your guide. The tour ends.

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. Comfortable, clean and safe tourist vehicles with experienced local drivers offering attentive service.

3. Accommodations depend on your preference. Please tell us your preferred accommodation class when submitting the enquiry, and we will arrange the best-value hotels for you.

4. All meals listed in the itinerary.

5. Excellent local Tibetan English-speaking tour guide.

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

7. Travel accident insurance.

8. 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. Some meals not included in the itinerary.

5. 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.

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

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

Trip Notes

  • 1. How to Get the Tibet Travel Permit?

    The Tibet Travel Permit is essential for any Tibet tour. We help to obtain this permit free of charge when you book your Tibet tour through us. Simply send us copies of your passport and China visa at least 20 days in advance. Once we receive your documents, we will promptly process the permit application with the Tibet Tourism Bureau. After obtaining your permit, we will notify you and send it to your hotel in mainland China.

    In exceptional cases, our staff can personally deliver the permit to you at the airport or railway station. With years of experience in handling Tibet Travel Permit, we assure you a smooth visit to Tibet by ensuring the acquisition of your permit.

  • 2. Where to Stay in Tibet?

    Accommodation facilities and services in Tibet might not match those found in the coastal and central parts of China. However, there's a diverse range of hotel options available. However, you can choose from a wide range of hotel options. In big cities like Lhasa and Shigatse, from cheap and clean youth hostels to distinct Tibetan-style 3-star and international 5-star luxury hotels, you will find one that suits your interests and budget.

    As you travel to remote areas of Tibet, such as EBC and the Mount Kailash region, the accommodations tend to be more basic. Some may have air-conditioning in the hotel, while others may only offer electric blankets in the guesthouses. Nonetheless, we always handpick cozy and safe accommodations for you along your itinerary in Tibet, ensuring a pleasant night's stay for your Tibet tour.

  • 3. How about the Guiding and Tipping in Tibet?

    Our English-speaking guides are natives of Tibet with good knowledge of Tibetan culture, history, and Buddhism. Most are trained to offer Western-standard service. Throughout your stay in Tibet, we will monitor your health and provide prompt assistance to you. If you encounter any trouble, please do not hesitate to contact them or our customer service manager.

    Travelers' tipping to Tibetan guides and drivers is seen as extra gratitude for their excellent service, much like what you do in the West. Normally, a tipping amount of 7 USD per day is acceptable. The basic principle is rewarding good service with fair pay.

  • 4. How are the Toilets in Tibet?

    Undoubtedly, for many Western tourists, using toilets in Tibet can be a challenging experience. Therefore, it's advisable to moderate your expectations. If you travel to Lhasa by Tibet train, both western-style and squat toilets are available onboard. Staying in hotels rated above 3 stars in cities like Lhasa and Shigatse ensures access to standard Western flush toilets, eliminating any discomfort.

    However, when visiting attractions like Yamdrok or Namtso or outdoor sites like EBC, you're likely to encounter smelly and unclean pit toilets. It's recommended to carry sufficient toilet paper for such occasions.

  • 5. How is the Weather in Tibet? What to Pack for Visiting Tibet?

    One of the notable weather features on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is the significant temperature fluctuation between day and night. In Lhasa, the annual temperatures range from -2℃ to 12℃ (spring), 9℃ to 22℃ (summer), 7℃ to 19℃ (fall), and -7℃ to 9℃ (winter). Ensure proper clothing, such as thermal tops, a fleece jacket, breathable underwear, a down jacket, jeans, a beanie, and other essentials.

    Moreover, essentials like sunscreen, lip balm, and sunglasses are crucial to shield yourself from the intense, blinding sunlight of the plateau. Staying hydrated by drinking more water and including vegetables in your diet is advisable to prevent dehydration during your travels in Tibet.

  • 6. How to Prevent from Altitude Sickness in Tibet?

    For first-time visitors to Tibet, whether arriving by flight or train, allowing ample rest is crucial for quick acclimation to the high altitude in Lhasa. Avoid rushing to explore the streets or attractions independently. Walk at a slower pace and refrain from exerting yourself by running or jumping. Spending at least two days in Lhasa before venturing to places like Shigatse or Namtso allows for better acclimatization. If you experience any discomfort, inform your guide, and they will assist you.

  • 7. Are There some Dos and Don'ts while Touring Tibet?

    Photography is generally prohibited in monasteries. If you wish to capture images of Tibetan pilgrims, kindly seek their permission or maintain a considerable distance while taking photos. Swimming and fishing are prohibited in the sacred lakes of Tibet. Avoid discussing sensitive topics like politics. According to policy, international tourists are not permitted to travel alone in Tibet.

    While navigating Barkhor Street, adhere to the custom of walking clockwise. Refrain from exploring unfamiliar trails. Take proactive steps to preserve Tibet's delicate ecosystem.

    Given that Tibetan Buddhism profoundly influences the lives of Tibetans, always show reverence and respect for their unique customs. If uncertain about any practice, it's advisable to seek guidance from your tour guide before proceeding.

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