For Tibetans, pilgrimage—or nekor (“circle of the deity”)—is far more than spiritual tourism. It is woven deeply into daily life, cultural identity, and religious expression. From small devotional walks around a local monastery to long treks around Mount Kailash, pilgrimage in Tibetan life is a vehicle for purification, transformation, community, and cultural continuity. Why Pilgrimage...Read More
Tibet, known as the “Roof of the World,” is more than a geographical wonder—it’s one of the most spiritually vibrant places on Earth. For centuries, pilgrims, monks, and spiritual seekers have journeyed to its highlands, drawn by the promise of enlightenment and connection with the divine. At the core of Tibetan life is Buddhism, which...Read More
Tibet, the mystical land nestled on the roof of the world, offers a unique blend of spirituality, natural grandeur, and ancient culture. Whether you’re captivated by the golden rooftops of the Potala Palace, the serene prayer wheels spinning outside sacred monasteries, or the snow-draped Himalayan ranges, a well-planned seven-day Tibet tour will leave a lasting...Read More
Riding a motorcycle across Tibet is about as close as it gets to truly experiencing the Roof of the World. Imagine plunging through prayer-flag-strewn passes, roaring along the Friendship Highway toward Everest, and camping beside turquoise high‑altitude lakes. It’s not just a tour—it’s a lifestyle odyssey. Motorcycling offers: • Freedom to explore remote cultural...Read More
Nestled high in the Himalayas, Tibet is a land of dramatic landscapes, spiritual depth, and ancient traditions. Its culture, shaped by centuries of Buddhist practice, nomadic heritage, and imperial history, offers a unique lens into a civilization unlike any other. For those seeking a transformative travel experience, a Tibet cultural tour in summer is an...Read More
A summer trip to Mount Kailash in Tibet is more than just a high-altitude adventure—it’s a deeply spiritual and awe-inspiring journey through some of the most sacred and remote landscapes on Earth. Rising majestically to 6,638 meters (21,778 feet), Mount Kailash is revered by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and followers of Bon as the center of...Read More
When the snow melts and the highland sun brightens the vast landscapes of the Tibetan Plateau, summer unveils itself as the most vibrant and accessible season to explore the roof of the world. From lush valleys and sacred lakes to ancient monasteries and towering Himalayan peaks, Tibet becomes a traveler’s paradise from June to September....Read More
Where is Yushu? Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture is located in southern Qinghai Province on the northern Tibetan Plateau with an elevation of around 3,700 m (12,100 ft). It is 500 miles from Xining (the capital of Qinghai Province). Yushu has a population of 300,000 people and is over 95% Tibetan. The prefecture has an area of 188,794 square...Read More
Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, is a dream destination for travelers seeking a mix of spirituality, history, and breathtaking landscapes. Summer (June to August) is one of the best times for a Lhasa tour, with warm weather, clear skies, and vibrant festivals. Whether you’re exploring ancient monasteries or trekking through scenic valleys, this guide covers...Read More
What’s new? On 25 December 2024, West Air introduced a brand-new direct flight service connecting Singapore Changi (SIN) and Lhasa Gonggar (LXA), with a technical stop in Chongqing for refueling and immigration. This marks only the second ever international flight route to Tibet, following the Kathmandu–Lhasa service. Flight to Tibet Flight Schedule & Aircraft •...Read More
