English  Deutsch  Español  Français

Nepal  |  Tibet  |  Bhutan  |  Inquiry  |  About us  |  Photo gallery

TIBET

home » tibet » visa info

- Tibet Info
- Visa & General Info
- Trekking In Tibet
- Culture Tour
- Kailash Tour
- Places To See
- Popular Monasteries
- Pre Departure Info

 

Featured Journey

Ganden To Samye Trek
Ganden monastery , 60 km east of Lhasa, was built in 1409, the 7th year during the region of Emperor yong le of the Ming Dynasty. It takes 3

read more ...

 
 
 

Visa Information In Tibet

Passport
A traveler should bear with him a passport with validity remaining no less than six months. Make sure that it has plenty of blank pages for visas, entry and reentry stamps and extensions. Besides, holding other ID's like student card or driving license will be an advantage. Loosing passport in Tibet is very bad, as you have to go to Beijing to get new one.

Visa-Travel Permit
Travelers to Tibet requires to obtain special Group visa /permit. Once the necessary documents are received by us, we at Everest Excursion will initiate the necessary procedures to obtain the invitation letter which is the main requirement to make the visa application. Original passport must be submitted to the Chinese Embassy at least two days before the tour begins and the visa is granted the evening before the tour begins. The regular visa fee is US$ 26 however for emergency processing, there will be an extra fee.

Getting into Tibet

All our itineraries are based on entry and exit from Kathmandu. However, you can also enter from Mainland China such as Chengdu.

A direct flightAir China flies between Kathmandu and Lhasa across the mighty Himalayas. This flight offers spectacular views of Mt. Everest, Makalu and many other Himalayan giants. All our trips, which begin by flying into Lhasa, can be joined from Kathmandu, Beijing, Hong Kong, Chengdu or Bangkok (via Chengdu). In the cities above you will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel. You will then have he chance to see the sights before being transferred to the airport the next day for your flight to Lhasa. Additional accommodation in Kathmandu, Beijing, Hong Kong, Bangkok or Chengdu can be arranged, please ask us for more detail.

 

Transportation in Tibet

The roads in Tibet can at times become quite rough and impassable for many vehicles, It can at times become quite rough and impassable for many vehicles, so for this reason we use best Land cruiser 4WDs (Toyota 4500). These vehicles are extremely reliable and will make the journey as comfortable as possible. As for the trekking and climbing there will be a truck for carrying luggage and trek equipments. We’ll drive for several hours, stopping along the way for photographs or places of special interest, before stopping for lunch at around midday. After lunch we continue our journey, generally arriving at our destination by 3 or 4pm.

 

Health and Altitude Problem

Traveling in Tibet involves high altitude and can be strenuous. Clients with heart and lung problems or blood diseases should consult their doctor before booking trips. Simple headache, fever, loss of appetite or stomach disorders are normal in a first few days. We advice you to drink a lot of liquids (about 3-4 liters) per day and not to strain yourself. Clients under medication should bring their own personal medicines. No special inoculations are required to visit Tibet.
 
Photography and filming
It is always better to enquire before taking photographs and filming inside any monuments. Most of these monuments have certain additional fee charged for taking any photos or filming.
 
 

General Info

People

Climate

History

Geography

Religion

Festivals

 
 
nepalclimbind.com - News and events about travelling in nepal

Special Packages

- Ghorepani Poonhill
- Gokyo Valley
- Dolpo Jomsom
- Nepal Panorama Tour
- Namtso Lake Trek

 
 
nepalclimbind.com - News and events about travelling in nepal

Hot Packages

•  Island Peak
•  Pilgrimage Tour
•  Royal Bhutan Tour
•  Simikot / Purang
•  Garden to Samye

•  Mustang Trek I

 

Join Our Mailing List

Join Our Mailing List

Tell A Friend

Home  -  About Us  -  Terms & Conditions  -  Inquiry  -  References  -  Feedback  -  Sitemap  -  Contact Us

Copyright © 2005 Everest Excursion . All rights reserved.