Nepal and Tibet Tour (11 Days)

Third Eye Adventure will arrange all the travel permits and the Tibet visa for you. For this, you need to send a scanned copy of your passport. Sometimes the government of China can close the entry permit without any prior notice so keep in touch with us. We will also inform you if anything goes beyond the plan.

The places you will visit in Tibet include Khamba La Pass (4,794m), Karo La Pass (5,045m) Tashilhunpo Monastery, Kumbum Stupa, Phalkor Monastery, Kambala (4749 m) pass to Lhasa, Yamdrok-Tso Lake, Tibetan river Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra), Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Square, Potala Palace, Drepung Monastery and many more.

The places you will visit inside Kathmandu include Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath(Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple Boudhanath Stupa and Patan Durbar Square.

It is possible to visit Tibet throughout the year but the best time is during April to October

Yes, you will be received by a Third Eye Adventure staff with your name written on the placard. Then you will be taken to a nice hotel in the city area.

During the Nepal and Tibet tours, you will be staying at the hotel. All the hotels are equipped with wifi and electricity so you don’t have to worry about wifi and electricity.

While staying in Kathmandu breakfast will be included but you need to pay for the lunch and the dinner. During the tour, three meals(breakfast,luncha and dinner) are provided in the hotel where you will be staying.

This is a very high-altitude tour. You will sleep at 5,000 meters (16,400 ft) at Rongbuk. You will visit Everest Base Camp at 5,250 meters (17,220 ft).

Yes. It is the main challenge. We plan the trip so you adjust in Lhasa for 3 nights. But you must drink lots of water, go slow, and tell your guide if you feel sick.

It is very basic. You will stay at a simple guesthouse. Rooms are often shared. Toilets are outside. It is very cold.

It will be very cold, even in summer. At night, it will be below freezing. You must bring very warm clothes, a hat, and gloves.

The crossing from Zhangmu (Tibet) to Kodari (Nepal) is on a bridge. You must walk across with your luggage. It is a busy border post.

It is a special visa for tourists entering Tibet from Nepal. We must get this for you in Kathmandu. Your 10-year China visa will not work.

Yes. You must have travel insurance. It must cover emergency evacuation from high altitude.

You need Nepali Rupees for Nepal. You must use Chinese Yuan (CNY) in Tibet. Bring cash. There are no ATMs after Shigatse.

Hotels in Kathmandu, Lhasa, and Shigatse have Wi-Fi. It is slow. There is no Wi-Fi at Rongbuk, Gyantse, or Zhangmu.

Nepal uses types C, D, and M. Tibet uses types A and I. A universal travel adapter is the best thing to bring.

Maybe. They have a generator, but it is not on all the time. Bring a large power bank. Keep your batteries warm in your pocket.

The drive is about 4 hours. The road is rough and winding. It follows a deep river valley.

Sometimes, the government closes the road to EBC without notice. If this happens, we cannot go. This is rare, but it is not in our control.

May, September, and October are best. These months have the clearest skies. You have the best chance to see Mount Everest.

No. This is a driving tour. The only walking is sightseeing. The "trek" to EBC is a 16km round trip, but most people take the local bus.