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12-Day Survey Of Great Four Sects of Tibeatn Buddhism(Chengdu Departure)

Tour Code:TE-MTD-1201
Start in:Chengdu
End in: Lasha
Destinations:Chengdu → Lhasa → Xigatze → Rongbuk → Reting → Chengdu

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Samye(built in 8th century):the premier monastery of Red Sect or Nyingma in Tibtan.
Mt Cho Oyu(8150m), Everest(8848m) and Lhotse(8516m)
Sakya(built in 1073):the premier monastery of Grey Sect or Sakya in Tibetan
Ganden (built in1409):the premier monastery of Yellow Sect or Geluk in Tibetan.
Nam Co (4718m) & Mt Nyainqentanglha (7114m)
Tsurpu (built in 1185):the premier monastery of White Sect or Karma Kagyu in Tibetan. 1. three meals a day, eat-out or eat-in according to the situation
2. 2-bed room basis at 3-star hotel or dormitry bed at guesthouse
3 One English guide
4 landcruiser(seat-shared)
5 Permits of Tibet Tourism Bureau and Public Security
6 Entries to attractions listed in the itinerary
7 Service Charge & Government Taxes.
8 Return air fare for Land+Air tour from Chengdu to Lhasa
Return rail fare for Land+train tour from Chengdu to Lhasa
One-way air ticket plus one way rail ticket for Land+Air+Train tour
1.Entrance and exit transport for Land Only tour
2. Visa Fees.
3. airport taxes & fuel recharges
4. Personal Expenses.
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In the event of cancellation we will refund any payment made to Travelevery (less any cancellation fee that is applicable) within 14 days of our receipt of your written cancellation request.
The cancellation fee will be calculated as follows:
A. Cancellation received more than 35 days before departure: 10 % of tour price, but may be applied for your next trip within 18 months.
B. Cancellation received from 21 to 35 days before departure: 10% of the tour price + full cost of Yangtze River Cruise if applicable.
C. Cancellation received from 7 to 20 days before departure: 20% of the tour price + full cost of Yangtze River Cruise if applicable.
D. Cancellation received from 3 to 6 days before departure: 50% of the tour price + full cost of Yangtze River Cruise if applicable.
E. Cancellation received from 2 to 0 days before departure: 100% of the tour price + full cost of Yangtze River Cruise if applicable.
No-show travelers will be charged 100% of the tour price full cost of Yangtze River Cruise if applicable.
After the trip has commenced, we are unable to refund any amount for unused services due to your early departure, late arrival, or missed days on tours.
Special Notes For Yangtze River Cruise:
The payment for the Yangtze River Cruise can not be refunded if the cancellation notice is received less than 35 days prior to the date of the cruise.

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2.Max pax: 3/1 vehicle, 7/2 vehicles, 11/3 vehicles, etc
3.Season:all year around & April to October is recommendable
4.Land Only means the tour fare excluding air fare or train fare;

Land+ Air means the tour fare including round air fare from and to Chengdu; Land+Train means the tour fare including round rail fare from and to Chengdu while Land+Air+Train means the tour fare including one-way air ticket and one-way rail ticket from and to Chengdu according to the booking.......

Day 1 Day1: Arrival in Lhasa either by plane or train

Transfer to hotel(3-star and room-shared basis)

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Day 2 Lhasa Sightseeing

Potala, religio-political center of Old Tibet; Jokhang, final destination of all sects; and Norbulinkha, Dalai Lama’s summer palace

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Day 3 Lhasa- Shigatseeing

400km ride to Xigatze(3800m), the capital of Rear Tibet, via Yamzho Yun Tso, the sacred lake,Gyantse( 3900m), the typical Tibetan town. Visits to Pelkor Chode(built in 1418) & Shalu(built in 998). Check-in at Shenghu Hotel or alike.

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Day 4 Shigatse- Tingri

Visit to Tashilhumpo, Panchan Lama’s seat. 260km ride to Tingri(4500m), where a nice view of Mt Cho Oyu(8150m), Everest(8848m) and Lhotse(8516m) is beheld. Guesthouse.

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Day 5 Tingri- Rongbuk

100km ride to Rongbuk(built in 1899, 4980m high). 9km yakcart ride by to Base Camp (5200m). Guesthouse.

Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Rongbuk

Day 6 Rongbuk- Sakya

160km ride to Sakya, (built in 1073, 4200m high), the premier monastery of Grey Sect or Sakya in Tibetan. Guesthouse.

Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Sakya

Day 7 Sakya- Lhasa

450km ride to Lhasa( 3700m). Jinsheng Hotel or alike

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Day 8 Lhasa sightseeing

Visit to Drepung(built in 1416, the largest of all) & Sera(built in 1419), both subject to Gelik

Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Lhasa

Day 9 Lhasa- Reting

60km ride to Ganden (built in1409,3800m high), the premier monastery of Yellow Sect or Geluk in Tibetan. Ride-on 65km to Reting (built in 1056) Guesthouse.

Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Reting

Day 10 Reting- Trupu

65km ride to Nam Co (4718m), by which stands Mt Nyainqentanglha (7114m), the Holy Mountain of the whole northern tribes.
Afternoon ride-on 320km to Tsurpu (built in 1185,4300m high), the premier monastery of White Sect or Karma Kagyu in Tibetan.Guesthouse.

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Day 11 Trupu- Tsethang

2-hour ride to Songkha Ferry, 1.5-hour boating across Yarluzangbo and 0.5-hour ride to Samye(built in 8th century), the premier monastery of Red Sect or Nyingma in Tibtan.Afternoon ride to Tsetang Town(3551m) and check-in at Longma Hotel or Yulong Hotel or Post Hotel according to reservation.
Tsetang is the cradle of Tibetan civilization.12km ride to Yumbulagang(built in 2nd century B.C), 1st Tibetan King’s Castle Via Trandruk Monastery(built in 7th century, subject to Geluk now), in which Pearl Thangkha is kept.

Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Tsethang

Day 12 Lhasa- Airport or Railway

Drop-off & exit.

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