Tibet is fast turning into one of the most preferred and favorite destinations for the global travelers. There are several areas of tourist interest offered by Tibet for the young and old alike. Travelers who have taken Tibet private tour in the past have come back with memories to be cherished for life.
Located in the Southwest part of China, Tibet boasts of snow-clad peaks, beautiful rivers, mountains ad unique culture. Also referred as the “Roof of the World”, Tibet is visited by travels from all over the globe. Lhasa, capital of Tibet, is known as the heart and soul of the country, boasting of popular pilgrimage spots and abode of famed spiritual leader Dalai Lama. You can enjoy Tibet trekking as well.
Jokhang Temple, Potala Palace, Norbulinka Palace, Drepung and Sera Monasteries, are some of the famous and popular places of tourist interests in Lhasa. Jokhang Temple, situated at the center of old Lhasa, is considered to be the spiritual center of Tibet. Elegant buildings and grand constructions, combined with exquisite artwork and religious atmosphere, are the landmarks of Potala Palace.
Norbulinka Palace, known as the summer abode of Dalai Lama, is one of the important tourist attractions in Lhasa. Mt Everest also known as Mt Qomolangma, considered to be the highest peak in the world, is situated in Tibet at the border between Nepal and China. Your trip to Tibet is considered as incomplete without visiting Mt Everest.
For the water lovers, Tibet has Namtso Lake, situated at an altitude of 4720 meters. The lake, with blue colored and crystal clear water, is said to be the highest salt water lakes, ever to be found in the world. For the followers of Hindu, Buddhist and Bon religions, Tibet has Mt Kailash and Lake Manasarova , considered to be sacred mountain and holy lake and visited by millions of people every year.
For the lovers of history, culture and art, there is Shannan region, situated in western part of Tibet. Considered as the richest regions of Tibet, Shannan is known as the birthplace Tibetan culture, with several cultural and historical relics. Apart from the above mentioned, Shannan region is also home to various holy hills, lakes, forests and mountains.
For the foodies, Tibet cuisine is greatly inspired and influenced by Indian and Chinese cooking methods. Barley, meat and dairy products are some of the main ingredients which are used in Tibetan dishes. Momos, a version of Chinese baozi but heavier, are loved and savored by people all over the world. Sha Balep and Shab Tra are some of the popular non-vegetarian local dishes of Tibet.
