Arrive Kathmandu

Kathmandu: Your journey starts from Kathmandu, tour representatives welcome you from Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport. Then you will go to prebook hotel to stay overnight. The next day your holy journey will start from this place.

Kathmandu sightseeing

Budhanilkantha: Budhanilk antha is a small town of Kathmandu valley and famous for Budhanilkantha temple. In this temple, a 5-meter tall statue of lord Vishnu is situated and surrounded with snakes. This statue is recumbent on the temple floor. Lord Vishnu statue is known as biggest stone statue of Nepal. It is believed that this statue was carved in the fifth century, and now it is still in good condition.

Kathmandu Durbar Square: This place is the heart of Kathmandu, and also the vibrant public square that shows the Kathmandu royal kingdom residence. This building is one of the best preserve buildings, which is made for an open-air museum. This square was damaged by the earthquake of 2015 but now it is still in good condition with architectural gems.

Drive to airport for flight to Lhasa city.

After roaming in Kathmandu, you will go to Lhasa. In about 18- 19 hours you will reach Lhasa. After reach in Lhasa, you will take dinner and rest in the hotel. From next day after taking breakfast your journey will start again.

Visit Jokhang temple and The Norbulinka Palace.

Jokhang temple: Jokhang temple is a Tibetan temple of Buddhists, located in old Lhasa city. It was built in 647 AD, Jokhang means "House Of Buddha" and also known as one of the holy shrines of Buddhists. This temple is full with devotees during the day and night. The outside of this temple is adorned with the first representations of Buddhism like deer and wheel motifs, while the inside presents a maze of chapels dedicated to different gods and bodhisattvas and a big collection of cultural artifacts surrounded by candles and incense.

Norbulingka Palace: Norbulingka which suggests ‘treasure garden’ in Tibetan language, is found within the side of Lhasa, a few miles away from the southwest of Potala palace. It's marked because the world’s highest, largest and best-preserved ancient artificial historical and cultural garden. This is the largest man-made garden which is located on the west edge of Lhasa city in the Tibet autonomous region. This place is known for various kinds of flowers, plants, and a very peaceful atmosphere.

Lhasa - Gyantse

Gyantse: Shigatse is the main city of rich history and natural beauty. This tour is known as the golden route and in this tour, you can see the highlight of Tibet like its landscape, snowy hills, lakes, and monasteries. Also travellers can see the panoramic view of Tibetian Himalayas and also the largest Yamdrok lake. The distance between Lhasa to Sighatse is 271.2 km, you will reach Sighatse in about 4-5 hours.

Drive to Saga

Drive to Saga: At early morning after taking breakfast you will start your journey from Sighatse to Saga. Saga means "The Lovely Place". When you will reach Saga stay then overnight in a hotel. On this route you can see the beautiful river Tsangpo which joins the Brahmaputra at Saga Chakzam.

Saga to Mansarovar

Lake Manasarovar: Today is very important day because you are going to one of the holiest and highest spiritual lakes which is Mansarovar Lake. Your journey starts at 07.30 am with breakfast. On the way before Myumla Pass (4900 m), you take a break for permit formalities and continue to travel Mayumala Pass and Prayang county. After completing the immigration formalities, you will move towards to the guesthouse near Hor Q. During your drive through Mansarovar Lake to Mount Kailash, you will complete Mansarovar lake parikrama.

Mansarover to Darchen

Darchen: Wake up early morning take breakfast then go to Mansarovar lake to take a holy bath. On this lake, tent house facilities available for changing clothes. Pooja, Haven, Rituals you can perform on this lake. Take lunch after doing pooja and go to Mansarovar to Darchan. On Darchan route you can take pictures and see the beautiful scenic view of Rakshas Taal. When you would reach Darchan, first you go to a pre- booked hotel take a rest and prepare for the next day's trip.

Drive to Darchen

Darchen: This is your last day on the trek and you have to make a 06 km trek (about 2-3 hours) down towards Darchen. You wake up in normal time and after breakfast start trekking to Darchen town. After trekking for about 6 km then you will take a bus and reach your hotel to Darchan. Take your lunch and then you go on your journey "drive to Saga" which is about 450 km away. In this drive, you will complete the remaining course (approx. 30%) of Lake Manasarovar parikrama. On reaching Saga take dinner and rest in your hotel.

Darchen to Dirapuk

Dirapuk: The distance from Darchen to Dirapuk is about 18 kilometers, You will cover a 6 km distance by bus from Darchen to Tarboche. And the next 12 km distance will cover by trek, which is known as a "Trek to Dirpur" and this distance is moderately fluctuating. High altitudes are still difficult to walk and usually, pilgrims cover this trek over 4 to 06 hours. The eastern route is a common pilgrimage route and a bridge to pass over the Lha-Chu River, whereas if you take the path to the west, you have to unload your shoes to cross the river.

Trek to Zuthulpukh

Zuthulpukh: Wake up early morning take breakfast and start your trek towards Zuthulpukh while passing through the Dolma La Pass. This is known as the toughest trek of this place, People will be first climbing up and then take a gradual ascend till Gauri Kund, and in last people trek on a flat surface. After that, You will finally, arrive at Zuthulpukh and then, stay overnight at your accommodation there.

Exit via Syabrubesi to Kathmandu

Exit via Syabrubesi to Kathmandu: Today morning, start your drive towards Nepal Border. Complete all the immigration formalities there and once done, take an exit while passing through Syabrubesi and finally head towards Kathmandu.