Tibet Travel Information
The Highest Post Office in the World at EBC
Everyone loves to send postcards from the places they visit. This has been a tradition
Touring Tibet in the Summer “Rainy” Season
The high season for tourism in Tibet normally runs from April to November, with the
How to Adapt to the High Altitudes of Tibet
The Tibet Autonomous Region lies in the Qinghai Tibet Plateau, the highest plateau on the
When is the Best Time to Visit Tibet?
While there are best times to visit Tibet, the plateau region at the roof
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Trains to Tibet from Seven Gateway Cities
There are seven gateway stations to Tibet, as well as the added option of certain
Lhasa to Kathmandu Overland: an Experience of a Lifetime with Explore Tibet
I and my wife Kit Yeng are a couple of travel writer and photographer based
Drepung Monastery in Lhasa
Known in Chinese as Zhébàng Sì, Drepung Monastery has long been one of the major
Ultimate Tibet Trekking Adventures
Surrounded by the most extensive mountain ranges in the world, the Tibetan Plateau is the
How to get a Chinese Entry Visa to visit Tibet
Unlike traveling to most countries in Asia, traveling to Tibet is unlike anywhere else you
Dispelling the Myths of Traveling to Tibet
For anyone planning a trip to the Tibet Autonomous Region, there are a number of
Tibet Permits for International Travelers
Traveling to Tibet is unlike travel to any other place in the world. A land
Yushu Traditional Horse Racing Festival
On July 25th, 2019, the Yushu Traditional Horse Racing Festival and Gesar Culture Festival Ceremony
What Is Tibet Known For?
Tibet is known as the “Roof of the World”, the “Third Pole”, or the “Land
Meditating in Tibet – Top Tibetan Sites for Meditation
Meditation is a unique practice where individuals use certain techniques to train themselves to be
Is Tibet a safe place to Travel?
“The journey to Tibet is a long one, often fraught with danger and disaster, from
How to Plan The Mount Everest Base Camp Tour
The highest mountain peak on the planet, Mount Everest sits a massive 8,848 meters (29,029