Shigatse, Everest, Holy Elephant Gate, Qilin Gorge 5-Day 4-Night Group Tour - Tibet 5-Day Tour

Lhasa-Holy Elephant Heavenly Gate-Siling Lake-Shigatse-Mount Everest-Qilin Gorge-Shigatse-Yamdrok Lake-Lhasa

🗓️ 5Día4Noche 📍 Lhasa
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5-day group tour of Shigatse Mount Everest + Elephant Trunk Gate + Qilin Gorge, setting aside conventional routes to let you experience distinctive lesser-known attractions in Tibet, such as Elephant Trunk Gate, Qilin Gorge, and Siling Lake, while also checking in at Tibet's classic popular attractions: Mount Everest + Yamdrok Lake + Tashilhunpo Monastery. Online consultation available.

Shigatse Everest Holy Elephant Gate Chilin Gorge 5-Day 4-Night Group Tour - Tibet 5-Day Tour
Shigatse Everest Holy Elephant Gate Chilin Gorge 5-Day 4-Night Group Tour - Tibet 5-Day Tour

Shigatse Everest + Holy Elephant Gate + Chilin Gorge 5-Day Group Tour. Departing from the usual routes, it takes you to experience Tibet's distinctive lesser-known attractions such as the Holy Elephant Gate, Chilin Gorge, and Siling Co, while also checking in at Tibet's classic popular sights: Everest + Yamdrok Lake + Tashilhunpo Monastery. Online consultation available.

Tour Highlights

  • Lhasa - Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains - Namtso Half-Lake Loop - Holy Elephant Gate (Namtso North Shore)
  • Holy Elephant Gate - Siling Co (Tibet's largest demon lake) - Qiangtang Grassland - Shigatse (Route B)
  • Shigatse — Gyatsola Pass — Gawu La Pass - Everest Base Camp
  • Everest Base Camp — Chilin Gorge - Tashilhunpo Monastery — Shigatse
  • Shigatse — Manla Reservoir — Karola Glacier — Yamdrok Lake —— Lhasa

Practical Information

5 Days 4 Nights · Lhasa

🧭 Organización del itinerario

D1
Lhasa - Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains - Namtso Half-Lake Circuit - Sacred Elephant Gate (North Shore of Namtso)
In the early morning, you will depart from Lhasa and drive along the Qinghai-Tibet Highway, passing through the grasslands of northern Tibet. Along the way, colorful prayer flags flutter in the wind, and the scenery of the Changtang grasslands is boundless. In the distance, the Nyainqentanglha Mountains are snow-capped year-round, a breathtaking sight. Then arrive at Namtso, the "Heavenly Lake" and first among the three great sacred lakes of Tibet. [Namtso] is 4718 meters above sea level, with broad lakeshores surrounded by grasslands and clear lake water reflecting the surrounding snow mountains. The beautiful scenery is like a sparkling pearl inlaid on the vast Changtang grasslands. Afterwards, you will visit the core scenic area on the north shore of Namtso, [Sacred Elephant Heavenly Gate]. The large stone gate shaped like an elephant trunk lies quietly by the lake, with a crescent-shaped shoreline ahead, and the Nyainqentanglha Mountains and Namtso gazing at each other here. Snow mountains and lake water meet, and the lake surface is as blue as a mirror. Devout Tibetan believers have left traces of prayers around the area, and prayer flags and khatas flutter in this quiet and beautiful place. In the afternoon, when the sun sets in the west, it is the most beautiful time at Sacred Elephant Heavenly Gate, and it is easy to take great photos.
🍽️ Breakfast not included, lunch included, dinner included 🏨 Namtso
D2
Sacred Elephant Gate - Siling Lake (Tibet's Largest Devil Lake) - Qiangtang Grassland - Shigatse (Route B)
In the morning, you will depart from Namtso for [Siling Tso], the largest saltwater lake in Tibet, at an altitude of 4530 meters. It is now the largest saltwater lake in Tibet and the largest saltwater lake in China after Qinghai Lake in area. By the lakeside, the first things you often see are wild animals, either Tibetan wild donkeys or Tibetan antelopes. There are also Tibetan gazelles with heart-shaped white rumps here. After visiting Siling Tso, you will continue by vehicle through part of the Changtang Uninhabited Area. Along the way, you can see various wild animals and unnamed lakes of the Tibetan region. Finally, you will arrive in Shigatse. Tip: Due to uncertain factors such as weather and road conditions, the route from Sacred Elephant Gate to Shigatse may also take another route. Below are the details of Route A. Sacred Elephant Gate - Nyemo County - Shigatse (Route A) In the morning, depart from Sacred Elephant Gate, pass through Yangbajing along the way (in winter you can enjoy hot springs here), then after passing Nyemo County, arrive in Shigatse, the cultural center of Tsang.
🍽️ Breakfast included, lunch included, dinner included 🏨 Shigatse
D3
Shigatse - Gyatso La Pass - Gawu La Pass - Everest Base Camp
In the morning, you will set off for Tingri, then arrive at the Gyatso La Pass, which is also the pass of the Mount Everest National Nature Reserve. A huge reserve sign stands on the highway, and countless prayer flags flutter in the wind. The cement elevation marker is covered with colorful prayer flags. Above 4,000 meters, vegetation is sparse, the sky is delicate and soft, and the mountains are rough and hard. Next, you will visit the panoramic viewing platform of the Himalayas, [Gawu La Pass], where you can gaze at the pass with five 8,000-meter-class snow peaks (from left to right: Makalu, Lhotse, Mount Everest, Cho Oyu, and Shishapangma). Finally, you will arrive at [Everest Base Camp], where there is the 8848 monument and the 5200 Everest Base Camp elevation marker. Everest Base Camp is the highest viewing point that tourists can reach.
🍽️ Breakfast not included, lunch included, dinner included 🏨 Everest Base Camp
D4
Everest Base Camp - Qilin Gorge - Tashilhunpo Monastery - Shigatse
In the early morning, while the peaks are still sleeping in the dawn, you will face the rising sun and look up at Mount Everest, receiving a baptism of the soul from the world's highest peak, Mount Everest (8,844.43 m). You will admire the holy scene of the world's highest peak, with snow that never melts year-round, hanging glaciers, and towering silver peaks. On the way back to Shigatse, you will go to the Qilin Gorge scenic area. The canyon is about 200 meters deep and is a peculiar karst landform formed over tens of millions of years by glacial snowmelt erosion and cutting. It is a canyon stone forest landform about 15 km long, 500 meters wide, and about 200 meters deep. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that it suddenly breaks open from the originally flat ground. Inside the huge trench are towering sand and earth pillars like a forest, arranged in groups and in countless forms, spectacular and wondrously beautiful. After the visit, return to Shigatse city and visit the Tsang cultural center, Tashilhunpo Monastery. It is the seat of successive Panchen Lamas. For more than 500 years, it has attracted many Buddhist believers and visitors from home and abroad to worship and view. Inside the monastery, purple smoke rises from incense burners, offering lamps flicker, and the Buddhas have different dignified appearances. In the main hall, monks chant scriptures in orderly fashion, and visiting believers prostrate themselves before the Buddha statues.
🍽️ Breakfast included, lunch included, dinner included 🏨 Shigatse
D5
Shigatse - Manla Reservoir - Karola Glacier - Yamdrok Lake - Lhasa
After breakfast, you will depart from Shigatse and pass by the [Manla Reservoir Scenic Area], located in the canyon below Simila Mountain, inlaid like an emerald in the vast mountain body. The lake water is a translucent emerald green, tinged with a bit of worldly dust, like a jade or warm jade accidentally left by a heavenly maiden among the desolate mountain ranges. Next, arrive at Yamdrok Lake, one of the three great sacred lakes of Tibet, regarded in the hearts of Tibetans as "the turquoise earrings scattered by the goddess." At Gambala Pass, you can overlook Yamdrok Lake. Under different times of light, it reveals different layers and extremely rich shades of blue. Continue onward to Gambala Pass. Like all famous passes in Tibet, it has a huge mani pile, with layer upon layer of wind horse flags (colorful prayer flags) fluttering loudly in the wind. This is also the best place to overlook Yamdrok Lake. Finally, return to Lhasa, and the itinerary ends.
🍽️ Breakfast included, lunch included, dinner not included 🏨 None

✅ El precio incluye

· 1. Accommodation: 2 nights in an economy hotel in Shigatse; 1 night in a multi-person room in a tent or guesthouse at Everest. Twin standard room; if a single male or female guest appears, stay in a triple room or pay the single room supplement. · 2. Meals: Breakfast provided by the hotel; main meals (lunch and dinner) at designated restaurants, standard set meal at 15 yuan per meal. · 3. Admission: Admission to all attractions listed in the itinerary, except those noted as at your own expense. · 4. Vehicle: Tourist vehicle throughout the tour; vehicle size will be adjusted according to the number of participants that day. · 5. Guide: Driver-guide throughout the tour, no dedicated guide. · 6. Insurance: Travel agency liability insurance.

❌ El precio no incluye

· 1. Personal expenses of guests, and transportation costs for entering and leaving Tibet from outside the province. · 2. Breakfast and dinner in Lhasa are not included, and accommodation in Lhasa is not included. · 3. Other expenses caused by irresistible objective reasons (such as natural disasters, strikes, wars) or flight delays, cancellations, and visa delays. · 4. All expenses not mentioned in "Cost Includes".

📌 Información de reserva

· 1. Patients with severe high blood pressure or heart disease are advised not to travel to Tibet, and visitors with a severe cold should only enter Tibet after recovering. · 2. Tibet is located on a high plateau, and most guests will experience altitude sickness to a greater or lesser degree. As long as you rest well and eat properly (do not eat too much, which increases the burden on your digestive system) and stay relaxed, mild altitude sickness generally disappears within about 1-3 days, so there is no need to worry too much; a very small number of travelers may experience severe altitude sickness, and as long as you promptly communicate with your guide or driver, you can receive oxygen or be taken to a hospital in time. · 3. Because the routes in Tibet are long, much of the time is spent in the vehicle, and it is inevitable that meals may not be eaten on time, so please bring some snacks and biscuits with you. · 4. Due to Tibet's special conditions, please keep yourself warm, and try not to take a shower on the first day, as showering speeds up blood circulation and increases the body's demand for oxygen. · 5. Tibet has strong sunlight and an especially dry climate, so sunscreen, sunglasses, lip balm, etc. are essential. · 6. April to November each year is a relatively suitable time to travel to Tibet. · 1. The above itineraries welcome tourists from all over the world to sign up. Tourists from outside the mainland who travel to Tibet should consult customer service in advance to handle the relevant procedures. The above prices do not include tax. · 2. If you cancel the itinerary after signing up for personal reasons, the refund standards are as follows: Cancellation more than 20 days before the start of the itinerary, free cancellation. Cancellation 19-4 days before the start of the itinerary, a penalty of 30% of the deposit paid will be charged. Cancellation within 3 days before the start of the itinerary, a penalty of 50% of the deposit paid will be charged. Cancellation 1 day before the start of the itinerary, the deposit is non-refundable. · 3. If due to force majeure factors such as landslides, mudslides, avalanches, floods, earthquakes and other natural phenomena, or airline flight delays or cancellations, additional costs are incurred or the itinerary cannot be visited as normal, according to relevant tourism regulations our agency will not bear the corresponding compensation liability, but our agency will actively coordinate and handle the matter so that the itinerary can proceed smoothly. · 4. If due to the guest's own reasons an activity during the tour cannot be completed or the guest leaves the group early, it will be regarded as automatic abandonment, and the fee will not be refunded. · 5. June, July, August and September each year are the peak season for Tibet tourism. Joining our agency can guarantee tickets to the Potala Palace. In order to protect the Potala Palace heritage, only 2,300 tourists can be received each day, so the Potala Palace visit may be moved earlier or later. · 6. On the premise of not affecting the originally set standards and attractions, our agency may change the order of attraction visits according to the actual situation on the day of the itinerary. · 7. Patients with severe high blood pressure, asthma or heart disease should not join the group, and patients with colds should enter Tibet after recovering. · 8. Tibet is a frontier ethnic minority region, and tourism reception conditions are limited. We hope all tourists will have reasonable expectations, respect the cultural beliefs and living habits of ethnic minority compatriots, and live together in harmony. · 9. If a natural single room occurs due to gender reasons, our agency will arrange a triple room (or a standard twin room with an extra bed), or the guest will pay the single room supplement. · 10. Shops in scenic areas and Tibetan folk villages are not shopping stops arranged by the travel agency, so please consider carefully. · 11. Optional paid items are considered according to the group's schedule that day and the proportion of participants in favor, and no compulsory consumption is imposed.

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