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Welcome to Tibet (Tashi Delek)
Lhasa-based team
Tibetan guides and drivers who live on the plateau, not a reseller desk.
Permits filed free
The Tibet Travel Permit and every add-on paper, handled with each booking.
Group or private
Fixed-departure small groups, or a private 4WD built around your dates.
Door to door
Train tickets, airport pick-up and acclimatisation-paced itineraries included.
Featured itineraries
Routes travellers book first
Six itineraries that cover most first and second trips to Tibet — Everest, the railway, Kailash and the Nepal overland.
Tibet Group Tours8 Days Lhasa Yamdrok Shigatse Group Tour with Everest Base Camp
Book 8-day Tibet tour, most popular group tour in Tibet. Explore from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp, via Yamdrok Lake, Karola Glacier, Shigatse. This Tibet Group Tour with no shopping & stable departure guaranteed.
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Beijing Tibet Tours9 Days Classic Tibet Train Tour from Beijing
Ride the Qinghai-Tibet Railway on a 9-day Tibet & Beijing journey. Train tickets, permits and a Lhasa-based Tibetan guide arranged end to end.
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Tibet Private Tours4 Days Lhasa Private Tour for Best Highlights
Visit must-see sights like Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Barkhor Street, and dive deeper into Tibetan traditions.
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Tibet Private Tours15 Days Mount Kailash Pilgrimage Tour with Lhasa Shigatse & EBC
Private 15-day Mount Kailash & Lhasa tour, hand-built by Tibet Daily. Flexible itinerary, Lhasa-based Tibetan guides, Tibet permit arranged.
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China Tibet Nepal Tours7 Days Classic Tibet Nepal Overland Tour from Lhasa to Gyirong via EBC
7-day Private Tour: Classic Tibet Nepal Overland Tour from Lhasa to Gyirong via EBC. Route: Lhasa - Yamdrok Lake - Gyantse - Shigatse - EBC - Gyirong Port.
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Shanghai Tibet Tours13 Days China Group Tour from Shanghai with Holy Tibet Discovery
Join a small-group 13-day Shanghai & Tibet tour. Fixed monthly departures from Lhasa with Tibetan-licensed guides; all Tibet permits handled.
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Find your kind of trip
Group Tours
Fixed departures, shared 4WD, the best price per seat.
See departures →Private Tours
Your dates, your pace, your own guide and vehicle.
Build your route →Train Tours
The Qinghai–Tibet Railway in, flight or rail out.
Ride the railway →Everest Base Camp
Routes built around the north-side base camp.
Reach EBC →Tibet–Nepal Overland
Lhasa to Kathmandu across the Gyirong border.
Cross the Himalaya →Festival Tours
Shoton, Losar and the Tibetan festival calendar.
Time your trip →Tibet Travel Permit
The permit is our problem, not yours
Every foreign passport needs a Tibet Travel Permit, and no embassy issues it — only a registered Tibet agency can file the application. We do it every day.
Standard lead time before departure. Book three to four weeks out and the timeline takes care of itself.
A passport copy and your China visa page are all we need. No embassy queue, no office visit.
Permit filing is included in every Tibet Daily booking, group or private. No service fee.
How to Apply · Permit Cost · Processing Time · Restricted Areas · Permit FAQ
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How it works
From inquiry to Lhasa in three steps
Pick a route and month
Choose an itinerary, or tell us your dates and interests and we reply with a day-by-day plan and one price.
We file the paperwork
The Tibet Travel Permit, plus any Aliens’ or military add-ons your route needs, filed with the authorities in Lhasa. Originals reach you before boarding.
Fly or ride in, acclimatise, go
Your guide meets you in Lhasa (3,656 m). The first two days stay low while your body adjusts; then the route climbs.
Destinations
Where the routes go
Lhasa
Potala, Jokhang and the old town at 3,656 m.
Lhasa tours →Everest Region
The north-face base camp and Rongbuk, the highest monastery on earth.
Everest tours →Shigatse
Tashilhunpo Monastery and the road that leads to Everest.
Shigatse tours →All destinations
Every region we run tours in, on one page.
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Tibet travel, answered
Do I need a permit to visit Tibet?
Every foreign passport holder does. The Tibet Travel Permit is issued only through registered Tibet agencies — no embassy or consulate handles it — and checks come at airports, train stations and hotels. Tibet Daily files it free with every booking. The main exception: Hong Kong and Macau Chinese travellers entering on the Home Return Permit, who need no permit at all.
Can I travel Tibet independently?
No. Foreign travellers need a booked tour with a licensed guide, and a private vehicle for any route beyond Lhasa. A fixed-departure group seat is how most travellers keep the cost close to independent levels.
When is the best time to visit Tibet?
The main season runs April to October. May to June and September to October bring the clearest mountain views; July and August are warmer but wetter. Winter Lhasa is sunny, quiet and noticeably cheaper — only high passes and remote west Tibet are hard going.
Train or flight to Lhasa?
The Qinghai–Tibet Railway from Xining crosses the plateau in daylight and helps acclimatisation; flights from Chengdu, Xi’an or Kathmandu save a day. Train boarding requires the original permit, so train itineraries build in courier time — Tibet Daily handles that scheduling.
What about altitude in Tibet?
Lhasa sits at 3,656 m. Tibet Daily itineraries hold the first two days at city altitude before climbing, and guides carry oxygen on high routes. Most travellers adjust within 48 hours; come rested and skip alcohol on day one.
How much does a Tibet tour cost?
A group seat costs a fraction of a private tour on the same route; exact pricing depends on season, route and hotel level. Every quote covers guide, vehicle, accommodation, entrance tickets and all permit filing — the permit itself is never a paid extra.
Tell us your month. We handle the rest.
Send a travel month and a rough route — we reply with a day-by-day plan, one price, and the permit timeline that fits your dates.