Destination:
Duration: | 1 Days & 0 Nights |
Tour Type: | Multi-City Tour |
Tour Code: | LSPD-2 |
Theme: | Tibet Trekking Tours |
Summary:
This tour features Norbulingka and Sera Monastery, which are two of the most popular sites in Lhasa.
1Highlights & Map
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2Itinerary
3Price Policy
Price Includes
- Private car/coach for transfers service and sightseeing program as indicated in the itinerary.
- Meals as specified in the itinerary (B=Breakfast L=Lunch D=Dinner).
- Local English-speaking tour guide for transfers and sightseeing program as indicated in each city.
- Entrance fees to scenic spots as indicated in the itinerary.
- Service charge and government Taxes.
Price Excludes
- Domestic airfare or train tickets.
- Hotel accommodation.
- Entry or exit China international airfare or train tickets.
- Personal expenses such as laundry, drinks, fax, telephone call, optional activities, etc.
- Gratuities to the tour guide, driver and hotel bellboy.
- Fees for entry visa to China.
- Traveler insurance.
- Services not mentioned in the itinerary.
Cancellation in advance | Cancellation penalty |
More than 30 days | No Cancellation Fee |
30-10 days | 50% of the full payment |
9-0 days or no show | 100% of the full payment |
4Things to Do
5Reviews
recommend
Ms. Ms Amanda
(British Indian O. Terr.)
Jul.31, 2012
- "i love the carpet factory"
- My hobby is collecting carpet and I enjoyed my stay in the carpet factory. My roommate has a carpet bought in Tibet; I like its structure and design. During this visit, I’ve got a general idea how carpets are produced, and I will have a try maybe, hah hah.
recommend
Ms. Mr. Daniel
(American Samoa)
Jul.31, 2012
- "golden book Gan Zhu Er"
- There are lots of historical relics and art crafts in Sera Monastery, my favorite one is the golden book Gan Zhu Er, the guide said that it was given by Yongle Emperor.
recommend
Ms. Mr. Mraz
(Hong Kong)
Jul.31, 2012
- "fly in Tibet"
- Tibet is an ideal place to take a deep breath and a thorough rest, not only body but also soul. The minute you set your foot on Tibet, you will feel the magic; you have come to a wonderland. I just want to fly in the sky.
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