The Best Time for Mount Kailash Trekking

1. WELCOME TO EXPLORETIBET.COM

2. Explore Tibet International Travel Co.,Ltd Explore Tibet International Travel Co., Ltd is a legal entity that is registered as a Tibet travel company based out of Lhasa of Tibet. Explore Tibet is the top local Tibetan travel agency with Tibet tours developed by our team of local Tibetan tour guides utilizing their intimate knowledge of Tibetan culture, history, and environment. We specialize in tailor-made bespoke tours across the entire Tibetan plateau. It is our mission to help travelers experience Tibet as we do. This is why most of our travelers are returning travelers or direct referrals from our previous clients. All of our Tibetan tour guides speak English, Chinese, and Tibetan, have years of experience in guiding tours and high-altitude trekking, and are well-versed in Tibetan Buddhism and history. They hail from every region of Tibet and are intimately familiar with the land, its stories, and its people.

3. Tsedang & Its History Noted to be the fourth largest city in Tibet, Tsedang, alternatively known as Zêtang, Zedang, Tsethang, Tsetang, and even ZedangShanan in Chinese, is located in the Yarlung Valley, southeast of Lhasa. Part of the Nedong District of Shannan Prefecture, has been the capital of the Yarlung region of Shannan for thousands of years, and was a seat of the ancient Tibetan Emperors. The city is also the capital of Shannan Prefecture, and is the second largest settlement in the history of the U-Tsang region. Read more information about Lhasa and History CLICK.

4. Gyantse & Its History Gyantse in Shigatse Prefecture of Tibet Autonomous Region was once considered to be the third largest city in Tibet, although there are now several much larger towns in the region. Located in the Nyang Chu Valley, the town lies on what was once one of the ancient trade routes between Tibet and the Sikkim Province of India. Old trade routes led from Gyantse to Shigatse to the west and up over the Karo La Pass into central Tibet. Read more information about ShigatseCLICK.

5. Tingri & Its History Tingri was an important trading town for the local people, who would trade Tibetan wool, salt, and livestock for grain, rice, and iron from the Nepali Sherpas. To the north lies the upland basin known as the Tingri Plain, which was one of the best pasturelands in the area, at more than 4,500 meters above sea level. Fed by shallow, fast flowing snowmelt rivers that make it a lush grassland, it is ideal for grazing animals, and has long been the home to many nomadic herders. Once covered in gazelles, blue sheep, and antelopes, the plains were a major source of meat in the past, though many of the animals were hunted almost to extinction.. Read more information about ShigatseCLICK.

6. Contact Information Explore Tibet International Travel Co., Ltd Address: 4-5 House, Namsel No.3, Doudi Road, Lhasa. Tibet. 850000 Call: +86-13398000993 Email: sales@exploretibet.com Website: https://www.exploretibet.com/