Tibet

Welcome to Tibet, a land of Buddhist culture and tradition, incredible landscapes, artistic monasteries, and centuries-old caravan trails. It is an extraordinary destination.

It’s surrounded by four of the world’s ten highest peaks, the Tibet plateau famed as the “Roof of the World”; the average altitude is above 4000m. The mountain Qomolangma (Everest) is between Tibet and Nepal, and it is 8848m high, the highest peak in the world.

Tibet has a long historical culture. Ancient remains show that humans lived here from 4 to 20 thousand years ago. Tibetans are so diligent and brave that they create vital and diverse cultural customs. This nation is filled with unique traditional culture, a rich tapestry woven with legends, myths, rituals, and festivals, and a nation that keeps dancing and singing.

Tibet covers an area of 102 million square km and has a population of 2.3 million. However, here is the third-longest virgin forest with plenty of evergreen trees. Wild animals are indicative of Tibet’s abounding natural heritage: wild cattle, donkey, yellow lamb, antelope, roe-deer, deer, leopard, tiger, bear, wolf, lynx, otter, snow pig, snow chicken, and yellow duck, etc. The nature reserves and extensive wilderness make Tibet a virgin land for ecological travel.

Due to the different geographical conditions, the South grassland and North Plateau temperatures differ sharply. The South is warm and rainy. The mean annual temperature is 8 degrees centigrade, with the lowest being 16 degrees centigrade and the highest being 16 degrees centigrade in July. The most rain falls from May to September. The North climate belongs to a continual climate. The mean annual temperature is below 0 degrees centigrade. Freeze time covers a half year. The highest temperature is less than 10 degrees centigrade in July. It is warm from June to August. It is a relatively dry area in the North. The weather differs sharply during the day and night. The best time for traveling is from March to October.

You can do city sightseeing, trekking, mountaineering, mountain biking, etc.