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Showing posts with label Hot Tibet Tours. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Popular Tibet Train Tour

Tibet Train Tour offered by Tibet Travel Org will lead you go to Tibet by a new railway between China mainland and Lhasa. The “Tibet Train”,”Sky Train”, “Lhasa Express”, “Rocket to the rooftop of the world”, “World’s highest railway”; regardless of what it is called, this Qinghai Tibet railway is truly an engineering wonder. The Golmud-to-Lhasa section of Qinghai Tibet Railway offers the most breath-taking scenery. That segment also offers the record-breakers: the world’s highest passenger railroad (at Tanggula Pass – elevation: 16,640 ft.; 5072m) and the world’s highest railroad tunnel (Fenghuoshan – elevation: 16,093 ft.; 4905m). Over 80% of the journey is at altitudes above 13,000 feet; fully half the track on this sector was laid atop permafrost.
You cannot miss the chance to travel to Lhasa by Train from Beijing, Chengdu, Shanghai, Xining, to experience the world’s highest railway. CITS Tibettravel.org  provides more than 10 Tibet train travel packages.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Hot Tibet Tour - Lhasa to Kathmandu Overland Tour

It is a very famous route which starts from Kathmandu and ends in Lhasa through Friendship Highway. From Kathmandu (1300m) the road travels gently up to Kodari (1873m), before leaving Nepal to make a steep switchback ascent to Zhangmu (2300m), the Tibetan border town. The road then climbs to the top of Tong-la (5120m), continuing to Tingri (4390m) for the second night. The highway is very well traveled and is a pleasant journey.

It's an ideal route in that it takes in most of Tibet's main sights, offers superb scenery and features a spectacular roller-coaster ride down from high La Lung-la into the Kathmandu valley. It has stopovers at Gyantse, Shigates and EBC. Finally, we spend a couple of days in Lhasa, the heart and soul of Tibet and an object of devout pilgrimage, it is still a city of wonders. The medieval push and shove of crowds, the street performers, the stalls hawking everything from prayer flags to jewel-encrusted yak skulls, and the devout tapping their foreheads to the ground at every step is an exotic brew that few newcomers can resist.