Tibet’s Natural Environment and Wildlife The Tibetan plateau was formed around 70 million years ago when the Indo-Australian and Eurasian tectonic plates collided. In simpler terms, the edge of the Indian subcontinent collided with the edge of present day China, creating the largest plateau on

It’s not a habit, but a dream of the lifetime! As many people thinking of visiting Tibet since a child with a favour of reading some books and watching TV programs. Began to keep a bucket list and accumulate finance for a budget travelling to

Things You Should Know Before You Travel To Tibet if you are looking for a few “what to know” pre-departure pointers, we’ve compiled a short guide you can use to pursue your own further research or inquiries. Many of the topics listed below are discussed

The world is vast and diverse, and when traveling far from home, we all long to experience the heart of places truly different from our own. Organising an authentic Tibet trip is likely to make you second home in the vast land of the world.

Kailash Tours, including Lake Manasarovar – must-see in this lifetime!!!​ For an excellent Kailash tours, take a ride around Lake Manasarovar, dip into its cold, but purifying waters, and have an audience with Guru Rinpoche in his cave at Manasarovar, and now you are ready

8 Benefits to Travelling in Tibet How you measure Tibet trip? The best investment you can make yourself is adventuring on the roof of the world although you travel so many places. As a saying goes that the world is a book, so Tibet should

My Travel Experience in Western China I almost didn’t come this way on my China tour, but I am so glad I did. I was inspired to travel to Zhangye after seeing photos of Danxia, the rainbow mountains, while researching beautiful places in the Middle