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Tour Code: TBT17

Through Yarlung Valley to Mt. Namcha Barwa

18 days

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    Rising out of the lush forested valleys of South-Eastern Tibet, Namcha Barwa is considered one of Tibet's most inaccessible peaks. Beautiful to behold in its impenetrable serenity, it still remains (after a failed 1991 Japanese and Chinese expedition), the highest unclimbed peak of the Himalayas.

    The bulk of its massif causes the East flowing Tsangpo River, the highest flowing river in the world, to make a huge loop around the mountain to flow southward into India where it becomes the mighty westward flowing Brahmaputra.

    Beginning in Lhasa and taking in a preliminary route through Samye and Tsedang, we follow the course of the Tsangpo close to the disputed Indian border area to arrive at the village of Lusha near the big bend in the river. Passing through villages of the Loba people(a Tibetan minority group), we make our ways through the forested region of Pei to the Namcha Barwa Base Camp. The relatively low altitude of the base camp area(1600m.) affords astounding views of the vertical snow capped peak of Namcha Barwa(7756m.). After a circumambulation of the holy mountain of Atsom Neh, we continue to the Gyala monastery before making our return to Lhasa via Gongbu Jiangda and Ganden.

    This route offers more than the usual share of daily excitement and promises a captivating experience in what must be one of Tibet's most interesting and remotely beautiful areas.

ITINERARY:

Click for enlarge one!DAY 1:     Arrive Kathmandu
DAY 2:     Kathmandu
DAY 3:     Kathmandu to Lhasa
DAY 4-5:  Lhasa
DAY 6:     Lhasa to Tsedang via  Samye
DAY 7:     Tsedang
DAY 8:     Tsedang to Lusha
DAY 9:     Over Dosheng La
DAY10-11:To Base Camp
DAY12:    To Gyala
DAY13:    Gyala to Lusha
DAY14:    To Gongbu Jiangda via Bayi
DAY15:    To Lhasa via Ganden
DAY16:    Lhasa to Chengdu
DAY17:    Chengdu to Hong Kong
DAY18:    Leave Hong Kong

Price in USD/pax

Above 10 pax

6 to 9 pax

4 to 5 pax

Single Supplement

Land Cost

2956 3015 3474 425

    Land Cost in Mainland China includes: All transfers, all domestic flights/local airport taxes, land transport, 3 meals daily, service of guide and driver, sightseeing & entrance fees, tourist class hotels on twin share basis, tents in camping section, support horse/yaks and herders during trekking, a welcome and a farewell banquet. In China Hong Kong includes: All airport transfers, bed and breakfast, tourist class hotel on twin share basis. In Nepal: Airport transfers, bed and breakfast, accommodations on twin share basis, sightseeing & entrance fees, service of guide and driver, tour bus or jeep or van, porter service at the Nepal/China border.

    Landcost excludes: International flights and related airport taxes, supplementary trips and services not mentioned, personal expenses, visa costs, tips to tour guide and driver, supplement cost for those who wants to accommodate on a single basis.

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