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How Great is the Secret Place National Geographic Named a Must-See in This Lifetime?

By |2025-05-27T14:48:28+00:00May 27th, 2025|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

Are you searching for a truly unique travel destination? Imagine a place praised by experts but still hidden from crowds. Discover Gannan, a treasure you must see. Gannan, located in Gansu, China, is an extraordinary hidden gem. National Geographic recommends it for its breathtaking landscapes, rich Tibetan culture, and unique off-the-beaten-path adventures. It truly offers [...]

What Are the Most Unforgettable Things to Do in Tibet?

By |2025-05-25T09:49:32+00:00May 23rd, 2025|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

Want adventure, cool vibes, and insane views? Tibet offers experiences found nowhere else on Earth. These highlights will create memories to last a lifetime. From exploring sacred monasteries to crossing high mountain passes, Tibet's top experiences include visiting Potala Palace, trekking around Mount Kailash, witnessing monk debates at Sera Monastery, and driving the Friendship Highway [...]

What’s the Absolute Best Month to Visit Tibet?

By |2025-05-13T08:38:11+00:00May 13th, 2025|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

Planning a Tibet trip is exciting, but choosing the perfect month can be overwhelming. Weather, crowds, or even festivals can make or break your dream. Generally, April, May, September, and October are considered the best months to visit Tibet, offering pleasant weather and clear skies ideal for most travelers and activities. The "best" month really [...]

How Can I Travel to Tibet as a Foreigner?

By |2025-05-23T04:43:45+00:00May 13th, 2025|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

Have you always longed for a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Tibet but unsure how to make it happen? The entry rules can seem daunting. Let me simplify the process for your unforgettable journey. Foreigners wanting to visit Tibet must obtain a Tibet Travel Permit. This permit is only available through a registered China-based travel agency, and [...]

How Much Should You Tip Your Tour Guide in China?

By |2025-05-09T15:07:51+00:00May 9th, 2025|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

Worried about tipping etiquette in China? It's a common concern. Let me guide you through how much to tip. Tipping tour guides and drivers in China isn't mandatory by law. However, for good service on organized tours, a tip is a highly appreciated gesture and has become customary for international visitors. Now that you know [...]

How to travel Tibet on a budget?

By |2025-05-09T14:49:27+00:00April 19th, 2025|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

Dreaming of Tibet's stunning landscapes but worried your bank account can't handle it? The rules seem complicated, and maybe it sounds expensive. But good news: visiting Tibet without spending a fortune is definitely possible if you plan smartly! Yes, you can explore the wonders of Tibet affordably. The best strategies include joining group tours, traveling [...]

Why Do We Need Custom Tibet Trip Packages?

By |2025-05-27T08:50:22+00:00December 28th, 2024|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

Thinking about visiting Tibet but feeling a bit intimidated by all the planning involved? Many travelers find standard tours restrictive, missing the true essence of this incredible land. Custom Tibet trip packages are essential because they offer unparalleled flexibility, handle all complex permits, and provide access to authentic, off-the-beaten-path experiences tailored to your specific interests. [...]

Essential Tips: How A Tibet Tour Guide Teaches You to Deal with Altitude Sickness

By |2025-05-23T07:08:24+00:00April 4th, 2024|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

We've had quite a few travelers on our Tibet tours report some strange AMS (acute mountain sickness) symptoms they experienced during their trip. Some say they overdid it during the day after arrival in Lhasa and suffered altitude sickness at night - it started with a headache, feeling dizzy🥴and lightheaded like they were walking on [...]

Unveiling the Past of Tibet: 1939 Lens of the German SS in Shigatse

By |2025-05-23T07:08:16+00:00March 22nd, 2024|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

These fascinating old photos of Tibet were taken by a group of German SS officers in the early 20th century. The pictures provide a unique glimpse into the social customs, architectural wonders, and natural landscapes during that time. Join this journey as we explore the captivating images and learn more about the historical expedition. Exploring [...]

Suggestions for Optimizing the Travel Experience of Overseas Tourists in China

By |2025-05-23T07:08:08+00:00January 26th, 2024|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

China's global interactions are rising in the post-pandemic era, fostering closer ties with countries worldwide. To enhance international friends' travel, living, and working experience in China, I propose several recommendations based on feedback from diverse sources, including friends and our customers from various countries. 🔑 Visa Policies: Let's consider gradually reverting to the pre-pandemic visa-free [...]

Can You Enter Tibet through Nechung (Mustang)-Lizi Port? The latest guide for traveling from Nepal to Tibet via the border crossing!

By |2025-05-23T07:08:00+00:00December 1st, 2023|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

Recently, many travelers have asked me about the Nechung-Lizi Port, and if they can enter Tibet or Nepal via this border. Some travel agencies are all hyped about Lizi Port, claiming tourists can waltz in and out for a scenic Nepal-Tibet tour via Mustang. But guess what? That's a bit misleading! Well, let me give [...]

Why hasn’t anyone explained the Duku Highway clearly? 20 FAQs about Duku Highway Travel Guide Insights

By |2025-05-23T07:07:50+00:00November 7th, 2023|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

😵After staying up all night preparing this travel guide for the Duku Highway, I'm sure it will be a must-read for those planning to visit Xinjiang! It's like an endless dream, waiting for you to visit, and then return fully loaded. With your heart's desire, just step forward. Similar to Tibet, the most beautiful scenery [...]

Attention all Photography Enthusiasts without Good Endurance! Here’s Your Essential Guide to Daocheng Yading!

By |2025-05-23T07:07:24+00:00September 30th, 2022|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

As a photography enthusiast who has been to Daocheng Yading 4️⃣ times, I have some sage advice 📝 for those venturing to Daocheng Yading and want to trek without the woes of altitude sickness or nausea. First, let’s talk about the Do's and Don'ts before traveling to Daocheng Yading. 🍫 Pack easily digestible, high-energy snacks [...]

Missing Out on Top 5 Photogenic Locales in Lhasa is Something You’ll Regret❗❗❗

By |2025-05-23T07:07:16+00:00November 14th, 2019|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

A friend once glanced at the first photo I captured and immediately claimed it was Photoshopped🙄, arguing that there are no lakes in front of the Potala Palace. But in truth, this is an unedited, real photograph taken from a vantage point several kilometers away in Nanshan Park. There's an artificial lake within the park [...]

Shoton Festival in Tibet: A Mosaic of Spiritual Wonder and Earthly Joy

By |2025-05-23T07:07:07+00:00August 28th, 2010|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing tapestry of traditions and cultural splendor during the Shoton Festival, a cornerstone of Tibetan heritage. This time-honored celebration, also known as the "Yogurt Festival," unfolds annually in the heart of Tibet as a captivating fusion of ancient rituals and modern festivities. As the Tibetan calendar transitions to late June and [...]

Captured!📸 5 Stunning Shots of the Sunlit Golden Peaks at Lenggacuo Lake

By |2025-05-23T07:06:14+00:00July 6th, 2006|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

I captured 📸 the essence of the Sunlit Golden Mountain in Western Sichuan with five remarkable photographs, all taken at the breathtaking but not-so-well-known destination of Lenggacuo Lake. Even if you argue till the cows come home, Lenggacuo is the crown of the Western Sichuan Tibetan region. Lenggacuo offers a stunning view of the Gongga [...]

Echoes of Elevation: My First Visit to Lhasa

By |2025-05-23T07:06:02+00:00April 5th, 2005|Travel Guide, Travel Tips|

After returning from an unforgettable trip to Tibet, followed by a brief rest and a flurry of work, my mind brimming with images of majestic snow-capped mountains, serene glaciers, weathered peaks, endless blue skies, and tranquil lakes. The allure of Tibet has left an indelible mark on me, a sentiment commonly known as the 'Tibet [...]

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