- Short trek in the rural region of Tibet.
- Visit the legendary Yumulhakang castle.
- Visit the famous ruins of Ganden monastery
- Transfer to Tsedang from Samye Town
- Visit to Samye Monastery
- A glimpse of Tibetan Nomadic Life
Ganden To Samye Trek, Tibet
- Activities: Trekking & Walking
- Max. Altitude: [5300m] Shuga La
- Group Size: 2-12
- Trip Seasons: Late May to Early October
This itinerary is designed to give you a hint of what is possible. We can adjust this trip to suit your specific requirements.
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No experience is as stunning as the Ganden to Samye Trek where you walk along a wilderness of serrated hills and cloud swept monasteries atop distant peaks and the vast landscape that only Tibet can present. The route connects two of Tibet’s grandest and sacred monasteries: Ganden monastery and the Samye Monastery renowned for their unique Buddhist heritage, revealed through their spiritual relevance among Tibetans at large. On this extraordinary adventure, you’ll see serene villages under azure skies, cross the highest wilderness in the world, and experience a culture that is deeply spiritual and unruffled by outside influence. The scenery comprises of a full sweep of this fabled land, discovering intriguing places, and encountering thriving indigenous nomadic tribal cultures and witnessing their life and practices. The trek ends at Samye. Monastery, a spiritually powerful place that is a delightful place to behold; with a rich historical and religious background.
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Trip Info
+ PRICE INCLUDES:
- English speaking local guide.
- 5 nights in mid-range hotels in Lhasa and Tsedang and 6 nights camping.
- Breakfast only in the cities and full board during camping.
- All transfers and sightseeing by private van and supporting vehicle for gears and supplies for group size 4 persons and above.
- All camping facilities and meals on Trek.
- Local Tibetan cook. Additional helpers are provided for group size 4 persons and more.
- Pack animals with animal driver.
- Tibet entry permit and all other necessary permits for the trip.
- Sightseeing admission fees
- PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE:
- International and internal air fare into and out of Lhasa.
- Chinese visa fee.
- Lunch and evening meals
- Travel & health insurance.
- Medical Immunizations.
- All extra expenses caused due to nature or unforeseen events. Excess baggage charges.
- Optional tipping to local staffs, hotels etc.
- Items of a personal nature.
Dates and Price
Getting into Tibet:
To get to Lhasa, it is possible to fly from major Chinese cities as well as from Kathmandu and other Asian airports, (HongKong, Bangkok} Flights from these cities will lead you to Chengdu, China and then on to Lhasa.
Chinese Visa and Tibet Travel Permit:
The foreign tourists must apply for a Tibetan travel permit before entering Lhasa and traveling around Tibet, according to the law of People's Republic of China. If your travel begins at Kathmandu, we will take care of all details for you. We will pre-process your visa application and it will be ready for the final work when you arrive in Kathmandu. If your travel begins in Bangkok or Hong Kong or any mainland Chinese cities, we suggest that you obtain a Chinese visa on your own from the nearest Chinese embassy or consulate in your home country and provide Himalayan Dreams with a copy of it a month ahead of your travel plans. Please, do not indicate on your visa form that you are traveling to Tibet. Leave the rest of the details and processing to us.
When to go:
Tibet is on a high plateau, its climate belongs to the typical downy special climate. Lhasa’s climate is mild without severe winters or summers, temperatures in May, June and September are between 12 to 15 degree centigrade, Lhasa also benefits from long hours of sunshine as rainfalls mainly at night leaving days bright and sunny. The main rainy season is between July and September. From November to March Lhasa is cold with average temperature between -2 to 4 degree centigrade.
Tour cost and dates are subject to change. International airfare to Kathmandu and return not included.
Currently there are no fixed departure dates for this trip. Please click the button below for the inquiry or you can also book this trip as a private departure with your desired dates.
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