Trekking In Tibet - the land of spirit and dream; is always mysterious to trekkers.
The Himalaya Ventures Tour specialises in Tibet trekking and Tibet adventure trekking tour. We are delighted to give introduction to trekking in Tibet. Today, as the travel industry in the whole world is increasing, the Tibetan traditional Adventure caravan is becoming one of the most famous and off the beaten trail adventure travel destination in the world. Tourists not only follow the foot step of the famous trekkers or climbers who used to travel to Tibet before but also like to discover more and more adventure trekking routes and off the beaten trek in the Himalayan region of Tibet. The Himalaya Ventures Tour, being as a local Tibetan travel agent, we have been exploring to the most parts of Tibet and design our best Tibet treks but we are still on our way to explore more unique and authentic trekking in Tibet throughout the entire plateau of Tibet because Tibet, the largest and the highest plateau on the earth, is surrounded by the most extensive jumble of mountains found on any continent. Stretching for almost 1900 miles (3000 km) and forming its entire southern boundary is the Himalaya, and along its western extremity is the equally rugged Karakoram. Between these two ranges are found all fourteen of the world's 8000-meter peaks ( 26250 feet or more), including Mount Everest. In northern Tibet, the plateau is a high, arid expanse known as the Changthang, the northern plains while eastern Tibet is bounded by a succession of mountains where three of Asia's largest rivers cut deep, parallel gorges on their journey from the plateau to the sea.
We have Tibet trekking routes in the entire Tibetan plateau (geographic Tibet ), area encompassing over 800,000 square miles ( 2.1 million square km ) which includes the four traditional regions of Tibet: Utsang ( Lhasa and Shigatse were the original capitals, respectively ), which together comprise central Tibet; Ngari-Korsum, the westernmost region, which included the Mount Kailash area and extended into Ladakh; Amdo, the land of nomadic herders in the northeast; and Kham, the forested, easternmost edge of the Plateau. The ideal time for trekking and for travelling throughout Tibet is Spring and autumn, from mid April to mid July and end August to mid November, when skies are generally clear and the high mountain peaks rise to a vivid blue sky. While the climate is best in spring and autumn.
Ganden to Samye Trekking - 9Days
Ganden to Samye Trek has much to offer: lakes, beautiful alpine landscapes, herders’ camps and sacred sites, as well as two of Tibet’s greatest centres of religious culture. This route connect between the two most great monastery with tranquility beauty strenthen all way. This demanding trek crosses over two passes over 5000m, connects two of Tibet’s most important monasteries and begins less than 50km from Lhasa.
The Everest Base Camp Trekking - 12Days
This Everest Base Camp provides a heady mix of solitude, wildlife sighting and physical challenge. You will accomplish 70 km trekking in 4 days and the route of Tibet trekking is on the plateau with altitudes ranging from 4400m to 5200m. On the way to Everest Base Camp you will the north-face of Mt. Everest and view the most magnificent scenery on the world's highest mountain.
Tsurphu to Yangpachen Trekking -9Days
This Route begins at Tsurphu Monastery and crosses several high valleys before coming into the broad and windswept Yanpachen valley, ends at Yanpanche Monastery. It combines alpine tundra, monasteries, hot springs, a lots nomads, and remote nunnery. This trek perfectly balances cultural and wilderness activities, available from mid-April to mid-October.
Mt. Kailash / Manasarovar Trekking - 15Days
Mt. Kailash is recognized as the lofty mountain in the world, and the center of the world by Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, Bon - native religion in Tibet and Jainism. At 6656 meters above sea level, Mt. Kailash, shaped like a pyramid. It became the center of worship for four sects a long time ago, including Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism and Bon, which is also the Mount Olympus in the east, a fascinated place for tens of thousands pilgrims of china, India and Nepal.