Trekking in Tibet is hiking at altitudes of between 4390m/14400ft to 5150m/ 16,900ft.Most of the trekking areas are arid haunting dry and wild and take commitment. Treks are in the main combined with journeys overland by Land Cruiser. All our trekking tours are fully catered camping packages inclusive of a all support crew.
 

Rigorous overland driving, trekking and camping in Tibet at altitudes between 4390m/14400ft and 5150m/ 16,900ft. Overland travel from Lhasa to Kathmandu, with nine days trekking in the Mt. Everest and Shisapangma areas. The trek portion of this tour is supported by a Nature Trails Sherpa team which includes a camp cook and helpers who will prepare all meals. All camping

The Tibet border at Kodari is a five hour drive from Kathmandu. Another one day's drive from Nyalam takes us to Saga. Tour duration (13-15 days). The tour is designed to provide some insight into Tibet and its way of life and culture with visits to some of Tibet's less well known Monasteries. The trek also provides the opportunity to partake in the Holy pilgrimage around Mount

Commence with a spectacular flight over the Himalayas followed by a comprehensive insight into Tibetan culture with visits to all the famous sights and monuments within Lhasa and its surrounds. Commence an overland journey by Land Cruiser to the famous Monastery at Rombuk and an excursion to the Base of Everest visiting a number of important sights of historical

Nam Tso is situated 190 km North of the Lhasa, it is one of the most famous lakes in Tibet. as well as being a very important pilgrimage sight. In the Tibetan “Nam” means Sky and “Tso” means Lake. The lake plays sanctuary to many species of migrating birds and other local birds. This is second largest saltwater lake in China and Chinese controlled territories it is the largest in

This is trek is quite special with only a few people trekking this region in a year. A Journey through the Kharta Valley, passing through several other verdant tiny valleys along the way which are dotted with beautiful lakes on a journey to the Khangshung face, the Eastern face of the Mt. Everest. This isolated region borders Mt. Everest in the West, to the South lies the jagged Himalayan

Ganden situated 45 km East of Lhasa on the Highway that follows the south bank of the Kyi Chu to Medro Gongkar. This is one of the most beautiful sites in central Tibet, which is considered as an abode of Champa, the future Buddha. The monastery perched on the ridge called Gokpo Ri, the site was chosen by Tsong Lhapa (1357-1419) for his first meditation where the