Traveling to Tibet is one of the world’s best adventures. A land of ancient Buddhist monasteries and massive Himalayan mountains. Tibet was isolated for hundreds of years and closed to foreign visitors until 1984. This was when tourists were first allowed to travel to the region, without all restrictions that exist today. Lying on the...Read More
Altitude sickness is one of the most irritating problems when traveling to the Tibetan plateau’s high altitudes. For many people, arriving in Lhasa often means feeling altitude sickness symptoms, from the mildest headache symptom to nausea, dizziness, and sleepless nights that can happen. Namtso Lake Altitude sickness is actually a milder form of Acute Mountain...Read More
There are so many sacred places in Tibet, some are historic sites and others are mythological sites. Whatever there are, you can always perceive the evidence of those events. The most interesting thing is that every huge mountain, river, and lake has ancient names with stunning stories. However, some are just folk tales. Many places...Read More
If you are planning a Tibet travel on a limited budget, then there are some things you should know about traveling to the region that can help make your budget stretch to accommodate all your needs. There are several ways to reduce your travel costs for a trip to Tibet to be more affordable, and...Read More
Many people choose to travel to Tibet from April to October, especially during summertime in July and August. Winter always sounds a bit scary. It must be freezing. Is it an excellent time to travel? I will give you three reasons why you should visit Tibet in Winter. Winter in Tibet #1 Best Off-Season Travel...Read More
Lhamo La Tso or Lhamo Tso is a small oval oracle lake located in Gyaca County of Lhokha Province, Lhasa. Literally, in the Tibetan language Lhamo means Goodness and LaTso, which means soul lake. Lhamo Latso Lake is regarded as the most sacred Lake in Tibet. In other words, it is called Vision Lake, where...Read More
Yushu is in the traditional Tibetan Kham Area. It is a Tibetan-dominated area. The inhabitants are mostly Tibetan, and most merchants are Han Chinese. The site has a population of around three hundred thousand. Yushu is a newly built city after the devastating earthquake in 2010. Yushu Aiport The Yushu airport, also known as Yushu Batang Airport, is located in Yushu Tibetan Autonomous...Read More
Tibet is the dream destination for most travelers out there, and plans a trip to Tibet is the most decisive destination. You might have heard how difficult it is to travel to Tibet and how expensive it is. Here I will give you all the necessary guides and tips to plan a trip to Tibet...Read More
