6 Days Tibet Tour from Nepal, Package Cost 2025 and 2026
Our Tibet tour for 6 days starts from Kathmandu. So, if you are already in Kathmandu (Nepal) and want to travel to Tibet, it is one of the best packages. Likewise, travelers who are not in Kathmandu must be available in the city at least one day before the trip starts to catch the Kathmandu-Lhasa flight.
Traveling to Tibet from Nepal is easy because local travel companies like us will arrange the tour for you. As you may or may not know, traveling independently in Tibet is prohibited. Foreigners have to join an organized tour with licensed companies like us.
We will help you obtain the Tibet travel visa and arrange transportation, a local guide, and accommodation. We, Welcome Nepal Treks, have partnered with one of the very reliable and reputed Tibetan travel agencies to run our tours there.
This helps us ensure the safety, comfort, and satisfaction of our guests. The Tibet tour 6 days is one of our short tour programs. We also have many other tour programs in Tibet. Travelers looking for a quick trip to Tibet will love our Tibet tour 6 days itinerary.
Even though it is a short tour, you will explore three Tibetan cities- Lhasa, Gyantse, and Shigatse. The tour will be adventurous, fun, and exciting. From the iconic Potala Palace to the ancient Tashilhunpo Monastery, you will have an incredible time exploring the highlands of Tibet.
Bookings are open for 2025 departures. Feel free to contact us anytime if you have any questions regarding the trip or the Tibet tour 6 days cost.
Major attractions during the 6 days Tibet tour from Kathmandu
The scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa
You will start and end the 6 days Tibet tour from Kathmandu. So, the package includes two international flights from Kathmandu to Lhasa and Lhasa to Kathmandu. It will be a two hour long flight across the Himalayan range.
The aerial views of the Himalayan mountains during the flights will leave you speechless. It will be one of the most unbelievable views you will behold in your life. You will realize how vast and mighty the Himalayas are.
Historical monuments in Lhasa
Lhasa is the capital of Tibet. It is located 3,655 meters above sea level. In Lhasa, you will explore many historical monuments such as Potala Palace, Jokhang Market, Norbulingka, Sera Monastery, and Drepung Monastery. These are some of the top tourist sites in the city, which will present you with a close glimpse of traditional Tibetan art and architecture.
Potala Palace was built in the 7th century on Marpo Ri (Red Hill). It is one of the most stunning structures in Tibet, boasting a great history, and houses hundreds of Buddhist relics, scriptures, and murals. Potala Palace has long served as the winter residence of the Dalai Lama.
Norbulingka used to be the winter residence of the Dalai Lama. Constructed in the 18th century, it was first made into a beautiful garden and meditation center. Gradually, the garden was expanded, and a palace was also added.
Jokhang Temple dates back to the 7th century. It is a pilgrimage site in Tibet and is known as the spiritual heart of the country. Here, you will see a gorgeous blend of Tibetan, Nepalese, and Indian architecture.
Sera Monastery and Drepung Monastery are two of the three Gelugpa University monasteries in Tibet. These monasteries house the most important and prestigious colleges for monastic education in Tibet.
Bustle of Barkhor Market
The Barkhor Market surrounds the Jokhang Temple. It is like the tourist hub in Lhasa, where you will meet travelers from all around the world. The market is huge and boasts hundreds of shops selling thousands of artisanal products, handicrafts, and delicious Tibetan snacks and food.
Visit tourist sites in Gyantse
While traveling from Lhasa to Shigatse, you will stop at Gyantse and visit a few tourist sites, such as Palcho Monastery and Kumbum Stupa, Gyantse Dzong, and Ganden Chökhorling Monastery. These are some of the famous tourist sites in Gyantse.
Places you can explore in Shigatse
You will spend a night in Shigatse. Here, you will explore the seat of the Panchen Lama, Tashilhunpo Monastery. Likewise, you will also visit the Shigatse Fortress, which is reminiscent of the Potala Palace.
Rongbuk Monastery and the North Everest Base Camp can be reached within a day's drive from Shigatse. If you have one extra day, consider extending the tour.
The Sakya Monastery is another destination you can extend from Shigatse. It is situated around 130 kilometers from Shigatse. Sakya Monastery is a unique Tibetan monastery with Mongolian-style architecture.
Enjoy stunning landscapes and mountain views while driving from one Tibetan city to another
Tibet is known as the roof of the world. In this country, you will travel above 3,000 meters. The cities are connected by pitched highways that navigate high mountain passes. You will cross the Kora La (5,010 m) & Kamba La (4,794 m) passes while traveling from Lhasa to Shigatse.
The mountain views and landscapes from the passes are breathtaking. During the tour, you will see many stunning Himalayan mountains and Yamdrok Lake. The scenery of the high Tibetan plateau will enrich the journey and take it to the next level.
Learn Tibetan culture, traditions, history, art, and architecture
Travelers will have many opportunities to learn Tibetan culture and traditions during the 6 days Tibet tour. Every historical site you visit will present you with rich Tibetan art and architecture and a close glimpse of their norms, values, and beliefs.
Taste delicious Tibetan dishes and local street foods
No tour is complete without delicious food, local snacks, and beverages. During your tour in Tibet, you will definitely have many opportunities to try local delicacies. More so, our Tibetan guide will also introduce you to hidden gems where you can try authentic Tibetan food.
Tsampa is one of the staple foods in Tibetan meals, and you must try it. Likewise, Tibetan dumplings, thukpa, shapale, and yak meat dishes are some other must-try dishes. We also recommend you try Tibetan steamed bread called Tingmo. Some popular drinks you should taste are butter tea and chang (Tibetan barley beer).
