The beautiful and rich Tibet Autonomous Region is located in southwest China. The main part of the Quinhai-Tibet plateau the region has an average elevation of more than 4000 meters and is famous as the “roof of the world”. read more »

Lhasa means holy land in Tibetan. Lhasa is famous for its long history of more than 1300 years, also a city of sunshine for its sunshine of more than 3,000 hours a year. It is capital city of Tibet Autonomous Region, as well as a political read more »

Tibet is the birth place of Tibetan people. As early as in the late Paleolithic age, people were found here. In the Neolithic age the people were found everywhere on this Tibet plateau. In the seventh century, King Songtsan Gambo united read more »

Tibet is famous for its imposing scenery and mysterious customs in the world. It has a long history, beautiful mountains and rivers, unique minority customs and attractive scenery. As soon as you step onto this strange and mysterious land and follow the tracks of read more »

Located in the border area with Nepal in Tingri Country, it is 8848 m (29,028 ft) high above sea level. It is the tallest mountain in the world. It is also called Sagarmatha in Nepali which means ‘Goddess of the Sky. The Tibetan calls it Qomolangma;). read more »

Mt. Kailash, Isolated for centuries behind the Himalayas in Tibet is a mysterious and mythical mountain, Mount Kailash, standing 6714m (22,028ft) high. The mountain has for more than a thousand years been a central pilgrimage site for some of the world’s major religions. read more »

Mt. Kailash trek leads around the sacred peak in 3 to 4 days, following the pilgrims’ route. Though short, this high-altitude trek is not to be undertaken lightly – Mount Kailash remains isolated and remote, and getting there is an epic journey in itself. read more »

Isolated for centuries behind the Himalayas in Tibet is a mysterious and mythical mountain, Mount Kailash, standing 6714m (22,028ft) high. The mountain has for more than a thousand years been a central pilgrimage site for some of the world’s major religions. read more »

Kharta Valley lies at the Eastern face of Mt. Everest, Tibet. The trek is through the Kharta Valley, passing through several other verdant tiny valleys along the way which are dotted with beautiful lakes on a journey to the Khangshung face, the Eastern face of the Mt. Everest. read more »