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11-Day Yunan-Tibet Highway Exploration(South route)
Tour Code:TE-MTO-1101
Start in:Kunming
End in: Lasha
Destinations:Kunming → Lijiang → Deqin → Markam → Baxoi → Rawu → Bomi → Bayi → Lhasa → Tsethang
Start in:Kunming
End in: Lasha
Destinations:Kunming → Lijiang → Deqin → Markam → Baxoi → Rawu → Bomi → Bayi → Lhasa → Tsethang
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Travel Every’s clients start out from Kunming (2700m), the Spring City, over high mountain passes and turbulent rivers, through virgin forests and exotic settlements, experiencing both natural landscape and the multi-colored minority lifestyle in mystic religious atmosphere...
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 Beijing to Lhasa Return rail fare for Land+train tour from Beijing to Lhasa One-way air ticket plus one way rail ticket for Land+Air+Train tour A.Entrance and exit transport for Land Only tour B. Visa Fees. C. airport taxes & fuel recharges D. Personal Expenses. E. Single Room Supplement 1.Visa: All clients must be in possession of a valid passport and necessary visas or permits at the commencement of travel. All such documentation is the sole responsibility of the client. Your travel advisor may assist you in applying for the necessary travel documentation upon request. Travel Every accepts no responsibility or liability whatsoever for the failure of clients to obtain appropriate documentation. 2.Travel Health: Clients should take into account all international travel risks and familiarize themselves with health requirements applicable to the areas they intend to visit. The client is solely responsible for checking the safety and security conditions, vaccination, and other health requirements of governments in countries visited or transited. Travelers to Tibet are required to provide a doctor's certificate stating that the he/she is fit to travel and his/her blood pressure and heart condition are normal. This is a necessary requirement because of the possible effects that the very high altitude may have on certain people. 3. Baggage Allowance: In accordance with regulations of the General Administration of Civil Aviation of China, the free baggage allowance within China is 20kg for the economy class, 30kg for the business class, and 40kg for the first class, plus limited carry-on luggage. Excess baggage charges are the sole responsibility of the client. Regulations within China specify that all suitcases must have a locking device attached. Failure to follow this regulation may result in refusal by airport staff to load suitcases onto the aircraft. 4. China Travel Insurance: Travel Every tour packages include China Life Tourist Accident/Casualty Insurance up to a maximum of $29,000 provided free of charge as part of our package. We still highly recommend that you purchase full coverage travel insurance from your country of origin. Insurance provided by Travel Every is not applicable where only hotel or China flight booking are purchased through New Travel 5. 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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. 8. 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Day 1 Kunming-510km-Lijiang (2416m)
Having been the most important terminal market in North-west Yun’nan since Tang Dynasty, Lijiang Town was a masterpiece of China Town Planning, which is the organic combination both economicly and stratagemically. As a melting pot of cultures, its human landscape also melts into its natural landscape. Never ignore its water supply system in Lijiang. It is a wonder.
Breakfast:ExcludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Lijiang
Day 2 Lijiang-360km-Deqin(3280m)
There are 13 snow-capped peaks over 6,000 meters in Deqin and it is a coincidence that there are 13 nationalities living around. Deqin Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture is spoken highly of such as Shangrila, Home of Dance and Sing, Kingdom of Propagation, etc
Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Deqin
Day 3 Deqin-220km-Markam (3890m)
Markam was the first dak after entry into Tibet from Yun’nan since long ago, where there are agile and brave Khamba people with their leisurely Guozhuang Dance, elegant String Dance, various madrigals. Travel Every takes you into a sea of dancing and singing, a world of wildlife, a realm of Tibetan Buddhism. You can’t tear yourself away from the resplendent and magnificent monastries, gorgeous and sublime landscape and everything you have experienced.
Overnight at guesthouse
Overnight at guesthouse
Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Markam
Day 4 Markam-357km-Baxoi (3910m)
In turn to cross Lawu Mountain Pass(4358m), Lancang River, Dongda Mountain Pass(5010m), Bamda Grassland, Nujiang Mountain Pass(4839m) and to wriggle down to Nujiang Riverside,experiencing the up-and-down of both altitudes(average 2500m) and temperatures(average 20 degrees) and enjoy terrific beauty of nature.
Baxoi means Village at the foot of Warrior Mountain. Overnight at guesthouse
Baxoi means Village at the foot of Warrior Mountain. Overnight at guesthouse
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Day 5 Baxio-90km-Rawu(3850)
The road runs across an alm with a nice view of snowy peaks and glaciers and into Rawu Valley with variform large icicles, and finds a beautiful meadow around Rawu Lake, primitive forest on the mountainside, further up there are colored rhododendrons and boscages reach snow lines. Overnight at guesthouse
Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Rawu
Day 6 Rawu-218km-Bomi (2700m)
Sightseeing of Rawu Lake: Water birds in large number are above inverted reflection of forest, glaciers and snow peaks in bluish green lake water, limpid and flat as a mirror.
Bomi , which means "ancestor" in Tibet, enjoys a warm and wet climate due to Southwest Monsoon from Indian Occean, thus gains the names of Tibetan Switzerland, Pearl in Green and so on.The road comes to its most beautiful section with standing trees, gliding rills, hovering eagles on the background of snow-capped mountain, quiet lake, village or farming land.Overnight at guesthouse
Bomi , which means "ancestor" in Tibet, enjoys a warm and wet climate due to Southwest Monsoon from Indian Occean, thus gains the names of Tibetan Switzerland, Pearl in Green and so on.The road comes to its most beautiful section with standing trees, gliding rills, hovering eagles on the background of snow-capped mountain, quiet lake, village or farming land.Overnight at guesthouse
Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Bomi
Day 7 Bomi-233km-Bayi (3000m)
Sightseeing of the spectacularity where Niyang River pours into Yarlungzangbo and overlooking Mt Benri, the holy mountan of Tibetan Local Religion, Mt Namjaqbarwa(7756m).
Overnight at guesthouse
Overnight at guesthouse
Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Bayi
Day 8 Bayi-460km-Lhasa
It is exciting to spend hours at Basong Tso (3700m), which hides in virgin forests and is especially canonized by Nyingmpa (Red Sect). The scenery here is beyond praise
Overnight at hotel.
Overnight at hotel.
Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Lhasa
Day 9 Lhasa Visit
Potala, the largest castle in the world used to be the religio-political center of Old Tibet, the winter palace of Dalai Lama and the cemetery stupas of deceased Dalai Lamas and now it is a great museum of art and teasures.
Jokhang, the final destination of all sects, is where the city and Tibetan Buddhism began.
Norbulinkha, Dalai Lama's summer palace, gives you some ideas of Dalai Lama's life and the history of Tibet.
Jokhang, the final destination of all sects, is where the city and Tibetan Buddhism began.
Norbulinkha, Dalai Lama's summer palace, gives you some ideas of Dalai Lama's life and the history of Tibet.
Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Lhasa
Day 10 Lhasa-170km- Tsethang
Morning 160km 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. 30km ride to Tsetang Town(3551m), the cradle of Tibetan civilization, and check-in at Longma Hotel or Yulong Hotel or Post Hotel according to reservation.
Afternoon 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. Overnigth at Hotel
Afternoon 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. Overnigth at Hotel
Breakfast:IncludedLunch:IncludedDinner:IncludedLodging:Tsethang
Day 11 Drive to Airport or Railway Station and Exit
End the tour.
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Private Tour Prices ( Based on per person and shown in US dollars )
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2-4 Travelers | 5-9 Travelers | 10 Travelers &above | Children price | Single supplyment | |||
| Mar.2008-May.2008 | 1995 | 1943 | 1871 | -- | 151 | |||
| Jun.2008 | 2023 | 1972 | 1900 | -- | 151 | |||
| Jul.2008-Aug.2008 | 2066 | 2015 | 1943 | -- | 158 | |||
| Sep.2008-Oct.2008 | 2038 | 1986 | 1914 | -- | 158 | |||
| Remark : The above prices will daily float with the USD-RMB exchange rate, all the prices will be confirmed by the exchange rate on the day when you book this tour. | ||||||||
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