Looking for Nepal and tour packages, trips to Nepal and Tibet. Nepal to Tibet tour will take you to two Himalayan kingdom’s worldwide prominent for their phenomenal scene.
Nepal to Tibet tour will take you to two Himalayan kingdom’s worldwide prominent for their phenomenal scene, basic individuals with reliable conviction. Lying on the top of the planet, Tibet is comprehensively known for its interesting society of Tibetan Buddhism and exceptional landscape of consecrated mountains and sacred lakes.
The blessed city of Lhasa, Mount Everest, heavenly Mountain Kailash, the endless sacred lakes etc., makes Tibet a remarkable visitor goal of the earth. Tibet has turned into a dream put for a huge number of sightseers from everywhere throughout the planet.
The Tour from Lhasa to Kathmandu starts from Lhasa - the heart of Tibet, to Tsedang - the Tibetan civilization and Gyantse - traditional town Tibet and Shigatse - Tibet's 2nd largest city, and finishes at Katmandu - Golden heaven to the famous artists in the world. Another Large feast of landscape and exotic culture prepared for you.
Tourism is the major industry in Nepal, and the biggest wellspring of outside trade and income. Nepal is a hot spot objective for mountain dwellers, shake climbers and individuals looking for escapades. The Hindu and Buddhist legacy of Nepal and its icy climate are likewise solid attractions. Nepal holds 8 of the 10 most noteworthy mountains on the planet.
In 2007, the international tourists visited Nepal was 526,705, 37.2% increased when compared to previous years. 5% decreased in 2008. 11.78 days of Average foreign visitors visiting Nepal in 2008. The Nepal Government declared Nepal as Tourism year of 2011 because of 1 Million foreign tourists is visited during that year.
Route Map of Nepal to Tibet Tour Trip Lhasa & Acclimation -> Potala Palace ->Jokhang Temple and Barkhor -> Drepung Monastery/Sera Monastery->Tsedang ->Yambulakhang Palace ->Trundruk Monastery->Gyantse->Shigatse-> Sakya -> Zhangmu->Kodari ->Kathmandu->Nagarkot -> Pokhara - Back to Kathmandu
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