Not all Tibet tours are created equal!
Many locally based tour operators in China advertise low prices by cutting corners on accommodations, meals, guide quality, transportation, or guest experience. It is common for travelers to discover that lunches and dinners are not included, forcing them to pay additional costs throughout the trip. At Tibetan Trails, we believe your journey should be transparent, comfortable, and worry-free. That’s why our itineraries typically include all meals during the tour, quality accommodations, professional transportation, permits, bottled water, and experienced local guides so you can focus entirely on enjoying your adventure.
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Not all Tibet tours are created equal!
Many locally based tour operators in China advertise low prices by cutting corners on accommodations, meals, guide quality, transportation, or guest experience. It is common for travelers to discover that lunches and dinners are not included, forcing them to pay additional costs throughout the trip. At Tibetan Trails, we believe your journey should be transparent, comfortable, and worry-free. That’s why our itineraries typically include all meals during the tour, quality accommodations, professional transportation, permits, bottled water, and experienced local guides so you can focus entirely on enjoying your adventure.
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Strap on your boots and and get ready for adventure! Our week-long trip will begin in Qinghai’s provincial capital, Xining, and finish in Gansu’s provincial capital Lanzhou. A...
This trip has it all. We pack in a huge amount of diversity in just 5 days.
This is a one-of-a-kind 2 week expedition that focuses on sighting and studying the elusive snow leopard, along with other wildlife and birds of prey native to the...
For centuries Gansu was a vital trade corridor between China and Central Asia. From Lanzhou a 1200-kilometer section of the Silk Road stretches through barren desert in the...
This is our most rugged, adventurous trip for those looking to trek to 4,800 meters to stand on top of a glacier on Qinghai’s tallest mountain, Amnye Machen....
Lanzhou, the capital of Gansu Province is often known as the beginning of the Silk Road. But Gansu is so much more than camels and desert trading towns....
Mount Gongga, also known as Minya Konka by the local Kham Tibetans, is the highest mountain in Sichuan province, China. It is also known to locals as “The...
Do you have a dream to travel to Tibet? Or do want to go on a trip that takes you to a place which is far from all...