A Local Travel Agency Specializing In Tibet Tours
What makes our Group Tours different from other Tibetan Travel Agencies?
- Deliberately low numbers, average 2-16, lending to the intimacy of each group
- The use of locally owned Tibetan accommodations, restaurants, and shops
- Our unwavering commitment to Responsible & Ethical Travel
- We are owned, licensed, and operated in Lhasa so you’re dealing directly with locals
- Our 100% Money Back Guarantee if we fail to live up to the contract.
Our small group tours are designed to retain the freedom and adventure of independent travel, and are guided by a licensed Tibetan with extensive knowledge about the unique culture and society of their homeland.

8 days to see the best of Tibet


Mt.Everest

Tashilumpo Monastery

Tibet Museum

Yamdrok Tso Lake
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Trip Details
Trip Options
Trip Essentials
Lhasa and Mt. Everest Base Camp-only $92 per day
Price: $736 (Price Description)
Departures to Mt. Everest every day
Tour Route:
Lhasa-Gyangtse-Shigatse-Tingri-Everest Base Camp
Day 1: Arrive in Lhasa
Day 2-3: Tour of Lhasa
Day 4: Drive to Shigatse
Day 5-6: Shigatse / Tingri & Mt. Everest Base Camp / Shigatse
Day 7: Back to Lhasa
Day 8: Lhasa & Return Home
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Due to our flexible tour schedule 5,6, or 8 day Tour Options are available
8 Day Option—only $736
Differences:
One more night ahead of schedule in Lhasa to get acclimatized to the high altitude.
Free day in Lhasa or guided to the Tibetan Museum to have a clear picture about Tibet before starting your tour..
6 Day Option—only $510
Differences:
One less night in Lhasa.
Morning flight or Train miss Jokhang Temple, and Barkor Bizarre
5 Day Option—only $477
Differences:
Two nights less in Lhasa. May not leave enough time to acclimatize to high-altitude
Miss Jokhang Temple, Barkor Bizarre, and Sera Monastery, but still see Potala Palace and Mt. Everest These shorter, low-cost options are perfect for those looking to book additional Group or Privates tours to other destinations in and out of Tibet; those short on time, or money; and those looking for more flexibility in what they see and where they go.

We can also arrange extensions to/from Kathmandu, Nepal and all the necessary permits. Also take a look at our Seasonal Tours and see the unique life of a Tibetan
Contact a Sales Agent for even lower cost tour options.
What you must have with you for the tour to Mt. Everest
Get China Visa Before travel to Tibet
In fact,Tibet is a part of China, so you must firstly get the China Visa if you want to travel there. However, there is some tricks for you to apply for China visa besides the common way if your travel destination is Tibet.
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Go To China Embassy Closest To You
You can only get a China Visa via China embassy or consulate. Click here to find the nearest one.
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Tibet Travel Permit Is Another Document After China Visa
Tibet permits are also needed apart from China visa.
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Dot not forget something to physically protect yourself

a. no matter what reason it is, try to bring more clothes with you than ever and ask the guide about the weather

b. bring the sunglasses to protect your eyes from the strong sunlight and snow shining

c. take a hat with a tie while going to Mt. Everest Base Camp to protect your skin from the strong sun rays

From Mid-April to Mid January .
Mid-April through to Mid Janury
However, you may ask the possibility during raining seasons in late July, August, and mid-September
Because of the road condition in accordance with whether it snows or not for the sake of safe journey, and because of degree of how cold it is, this tour program can be operated in the other months except the periods of late January to the end of March when it is often snowing or the coldest days. However, some times even in the other months tourists cannot go either because of the continuing days of rains which causes road collapse or flood. This kind of circumstance seldom happens and it is quickly to get recovery when tourist season.
Physical Requirements
This adventure is not appropriate for those tourists who
1. Have already caught a cold
2. Have pneumonia or tuberculosis
3. Have severe heart-attack risk or high blood pressure
4. Require wheelchairs or other mobility aids
And any tourist who can’t endure long drive, which may last as long as 9 hours (max.) including rest along the way.
Identity
As a regulation travel agency we can’t supply tourist services for the following clients.
1. Government officers or officials
2. Ambassadors or the clients who hold diplomatic passports
3. Journalists or reporters
Transportation
The vehicle used for the trip may or may not be air-conditioned, but due to the unique Tibetan climate it is unlikely air-condition will be needed. Also, because group size will vary the vehicle may be a van, Landcruiser, or mini-bus.
Oxygen
Due to the high altitude you may need oxygen if you feel uncomfortable or have altitude sickness, especially those whose stay is shorter than 7 days. In this situation, you may tell us your needs in advance, and pay the surcharge. Please read over our information concerning Altitude Sickness.
Accommodations
Three star standard hotels, except around Mt. Everest where only local guesthouses are available. There is no shower at the Ronghpu Monastery Guesthouse.
Meals
Meals are provided when access to local foods is limited, such as around Mt. Everest Base Camp. In the cities and villages we give you the opportunity to choose where you dine.
Group tour regulations
Since it is a group tour and the activity for the whole group can be conducted once, we ask that you arrive on time for all departures from sites. Important- Please read the following prior to your departure

1. We cannot refund all or part of the tour fee due to your own causes. Also, we cannot change the set itinerary menu to others. For those places listed as optional you will be responsible for all costs.
2. While in Tibet, you must strictly abide by the regulations of the Tibet Tourism Bureau: you cannot go to places or sites which are not written in the Tibet permit. Otherwise, it is illegal and you will be fully responsible for any illegal activity
Tour Guide
We arrange a local Tibetan English speaking guide for the whole group. But if you cannot understand it, or wish to choose a guide suitable for your language, your personal guide’s fee is your responsibility.
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Client's Feedback
Angelika Anders-Lauck
12/7/2009
Dear Daniel,
We are back from Tibet and would like to say thank you for your good job you did very well with the organisation. Everything went well (we changed only one hotel in Gyangtse and the family visit didn’t come up).
The guide and the driver were excellent. Again thank you. We will recommend you to our friends. our stay and the round-travel in this beautiful and amazing region was great. Have a nice weekend – chun tian laile
Yours sincerely Angelika Anders-Lauck
Gerrit
11/3/2009
Dear Kitty,
I would like to thank you very much for your help and cooperation by the organization of our tour and during the tour itself. We all did have a very very nice time in Tibet; it was by far the best part of our China-trip.
First complements about the guide and also the driver, they both did a marvelous job, the city's, the monastery's, the temple's and the Palace were all impressive and unforgettable.
Last but not least, the Tibetan people we met, so friendly, so real, so kind, so proud and so religious, it was a wonderful experience.
Again, thanks for everything.
Gerrit Oudhuis
Tilly oudhuis
Sjef Versteeg
Ingrid Versteeg
Rachael Gelbman
10/31/2009
I had a very positive experience with your service. We were taken care of well and all of our needs were met. I would also like to say that we loved our tour guide Lhak and our driver (I never did get his name.) Lhak was very informative and kind, and we had a great time getting to know him. On the second day of our tour he took us to spend the day with his family and that was such an honor and one of our cherised memories from the trip. Please let Lhak know how much we enjoyed him as our guide.
And the advisor Rickey was very helpful and friendly. He answered all of my questions in a timely fashion (even with the date difference) and I always felt that my needs were being taken care of. I truly appreciated all of the help that Rickey provided to us beforehand to ensure that we would have a great tour.
The arrangements were wonderful. We got to see everything that we wanted in the short time that we had in Lhasa. I would definitely recommend Access Tibet Tours, and Rickey in particular to any friends or family. I would also recommend Lhak as the local guide. I would be happy to email you some of our photos as soon as I get the time to get them downloaded and sorted through. It may be a couple of weeks as I am very busy getting back to work after such a long vacation.
Rachael Gelbman
Georg
10/30/2009
Dear Katherine,
meanwhile the Lenzen family arrived again in Switzerland after a very pleasant and interesting trip to China and Tibet. Thanks again for all your well done planning, it all worked out to our satisfaction. Hope you enjoy the little book about Switzerland.
Best regards,
Georg
Andrew
10/29/2009
Hi Lydia,
Sorry it took me a while to get back to you on this, we have been pretty busy since we came back... Lots of school work.
Tibet was incredible, and we were all very happy to have gone there. Pemba was a fantastic guide, and he was extremely knowledgeable on the places he took us, as well as the overall culture of Tibet. It was a fantastic experience, and if I know of anyone who will be traveling to Tibet in the future, I will be sure to recommend your company to them.
The services you provided us were great. The way you pulled the itinerary and paperwork together very last moment, and dealt with our lack of regular phone service was fantastic. It seems you really went above and beyond what was expected to meet us in the Chengdu airport with the travel permit. The travel advice sent out beforehand was great, and everything went very smoothly while we were there. The breakfasts and lunches were all served at good restaurants, and the food in Tibet overall is a lot more gentle on the stomach, or so it seems than it is in Shanghai. The hotels were good, and the Cool Yak was in a particularly great location.
If you have any questions, please do let me know.
Thanks again!
Andrew
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