Tibet, known as the “Roof of the World,” is a land of mysterious charm, with towering snow-capped mountains, vast grasslands, and sacred lakes that seem to touch the sky. This 2-day tour takes you from Lhasa, the capital city, to the stunning Namtso Lake, offering a glimpse into Tibet’s unique natural scenery and profound culture.
Highlights
- Potala Palace: Perched on Red Hill in Lhasa, the Potala Palace is an iconic Tibetan architectural masterpiece. Its massive structure, with 13 stories and 117 meters in height, combines white and red palaces, symbolizing the center of Tibetan Buddhism and historical administration. The intricate decorations and harmonious integration with the natural landscape make it a world-famous landmark.
- Namtso Lake: One of the three sacred lakes in Tibet, Namtso is a vast expanse of turquoise water surrounded by snow-capped peaks. At an altitude of about 4,718 meters, it is one of the highest lakes in the world. The lake's clear water reflects the blue sky, creating a surreal and sacred scene.
- Nagenla Pass: Standing at an altitude of 5,190 meters, Nagenla Pass is a key gateway to Namtso Lake. Here, you can overlook the entire Namtso Lake and be greeted by strong winds and fluttering prayer flags, feeling the grandeur of the Tibetan plateau.
