Location: Tibet, Asia
Overview:
Mount Kailash (6714m) , The farmed holy peak in west of Tibet . Mt. Kailash has long been an object of worship for four Major religious, for Hindu, it is domain of Shiva, It is also the abode of samvara-a multiarmed, wrathful deity worshipped in the chakrasamvara Tantric cycle of Tibetrian Buddhism. The joins of India also reverse the mountain as the site at which the first of their saints emancipated. And in the ancient Bon religion of Tibet, Kailash was the secred nine storeys Swastika Mountain, upon which the Banpo founder Shenrab alighted from haven. The 53 Km. Kailash circuit is the holist of all-Hindu as well as Buddist pilgrimages and the beacon, which draws most traveller to western Tibet. It is said that a single Parikarma erases the accumulated sins of a lifetime, while 108 cicurmbulation will achieve Salvation.
Lake Mansarovar - Sprawling below Mount Kailash is the sacred lake Manasarovar (4580m), where ritual bath will deliver a pilgrim to Brahm's paradise and drink of its water relinquishes the sins of a hundred lifetimes.

Lhasa

Lhasa is rightly one of the most featured and dreamt-about cities in the world. This is not only because of its remoteness, its high altitude at 3,650 meters (11,975 feet) means limited accessibility, but also because of its impressive heritage of over a thousand years of cultural and spiritual history that has helped to create the romantic and mysterious Tibetan religion. Differing from the inland cities and other places in Tibet, Lhasa is unique with an allure all of its own. In the Tibetan language, Lhasa means the Holy Land or the Buddha Land. It is the center of Tibet's politics, economy and culture. The city has also been appointed as one of the 24 historical and cultural cities of China. The splendor and grandeur of the Potala Palace in Lhasa remains a world-famous symbol of the enigmatic power of politics and religion in this region.

As the beautiful capital city of Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), Lhasa is situated in the South Central part of the region, on the North bank of the Kyichu River (Lhasa River) in a mountain-fringed valley. This ancient sprawling city, settled 1,300 years ago, covers 30,000 square kilometers (11,583 square miles), with a population of 400,000, of which 87 percent are Tibetans. The urban population is 180,000.
Generally the period from March to October is the best time to visit Tibet. Since Lhasa is located at such a high altitude it is wise to be prepared before starting your journey. Generally speaking, due to the large temperature differences during any given day in Tibet, warm clothes should be taken to keep away the cold. However, because it also receives a great deal of sunshine, sunglasses, suntan oil, and a sun hat are indispensable items if you're traveling anywhere in Tibet

Day by Day Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrive / Assemble in Kathmandu O/N Hotel.
Day 02: Half day sightseeing in Kathmandu O/N Hotel
             Visit to Pasupathinath and Boudhanath
Day 03: Fly to Lhasa.
Day 04: Sightseeing of Lhasa.
Day 05: Sightseeing of Lhasa.
Day 06: Drive to Xigatse.
Day 07: Drive to Lhatse.
Day 08: Drive to Dongba.
Day 09: Drive to Manasarovar
Day 10: Drive to Darchen.
Day 11: Parikrama to Diraphuk.
Day 12: Parikrama to Zutulphuk.
Day 13: Parikrama to Darchen, Drive to Manasarovar Lake (Houchu side).
Day 14: Drive to Dongba.
Day 15: Drive to Nyalam.
Day 16: Drive to Kathmandu.
Day 17: Depart Kathmandu for your flight home.

Cost includes:

1. Hotel in Kathmandu as above the Itinerary
2. Twin Sharing accommodation in tented camps and guest houses as per itinerary on full board basis during camping & on bed and breakfast from Lhatse and onward to Lhasa.
3. Tibet China Visa fees,transportation by 4WD Land Cruisers(FOUR CLIENTS PER LANDCURISER), supporting truck.
4. All trekking equipment such as two men tent, dinning tent, kitchen utensils, toilet tents, sleeping mattresses, camp chairs tables, all food stuff.
5. Gamow bags (life saving device incase of altitude sickness)
6. All sightseeing as per itinerary with English speaking guide
7. Monastery entrance fees, portable oxygen cylinders in case of emergency
8. Yak and Yak man for porter age of luggage and equipment
9. Travel permit to kailash AIR FARE FOR THE SECOTOR LXA KTM and all necessary transfers.

Cost does not include:

1. Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
2. LUNCH & DINNER during Tour to Sigatse, Gyantse & Lhasa
3. Nepal re-entry visa fees
4. Sleeping bag, Down jacket, Laundry, Telephone calls
5. Expenses of personal nature
6. Any kind of travel insurance, Emergency evacuation cost
7. Extra charges for hiring porters and vehicles in case of land slide and other natural calamities.
8. Gratitude tips.