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Do I Need a Military Permit to Visit Tibet as a Tourist?
First off, while the Tibet Travel Permit is a total must-have for any Tibet trip, the Military Permit is only non-negotiable if you're planning to visit specific areas—not every traveler needs it! Don't stress: For regular, popular route
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How to Plan the Perfect Tibet Itinerary
Your perfect Tibet trip shouldn't involve racing to as many spots as possible. It's about matching the journey to you: your interests, your pace, and what leaves you feeling refreshed. To achieve this, a private customized Tibet trip is t
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Mount Kailash Weather: Seasonal Guide for Travelers
Don't let unexpected snow, rain, or cold ruin your adventure! I'm breaking down what to expect each season. The short answer? The best time for your journey is from May to early October. Now, let's dive into the details!
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Rongbuk Monastery: The Highest Monastery in the World
Some people believe the closer you are to heaven, the more you can feel unspoiled, devout faith—and Rongbuk Monastery is exactly the perfect place to see the world's highest peak and the world's highest monastery in a single frame. Perch
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Top 4 Must-See Natural Wonders in Shigatse
Almost every natural landscape in Shigatse is deeply tied to the Himalayas, allowing you to have an immersive experience of the grandeur of the Roof of the World. Here, you can get the most accessible experience of 8,000-meter-class peaks i
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Shigatse's Local Markets: Where to Buy Handicrafts and Souvenirs
Shopping is always part of the fun of travel, and Shigatse travel is no exception. Below are the must-visit local markets that most travelers swear by.
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Tibet Travel Tips for a Smooth and Respectful Journey
Here are some helpful reminders to make your Tibet trip more pleasant, and maybe you can share this article with a friend or family member who is about to travel to Tibet. A small change can surprisingly elevate your experience. Let's dive
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Is It Legal to Bring Tibetan Souvenirs Abroad?
I'm sure most tourists can't resist the urge to buy some Tibetan souvenirs like a colorful thangka or a cozy yak wool scarf, and most traditional Tibetan souvenirs are totally legal to bring abroad, as long as you stick to simple rules. L
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Tibetan Incense: Significance and Use
Have you ever looked at photos of Tibetan monasteries and noticed a soft, woodsy, earthy aroma lingering in the air? That aroma comes from Tibetan incense—and its ubiquity has a purpose. Far more than a pleasant scent, it is integral to bo
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Tibet's Glaciers: Visiting Guide and Safety
Tibet's glaciers come in a dizzy array of shapes, towering like frozen skyscrapers that catch the sun and throw back an unforgettable sapphire glow. Yet each visit is a race against time—rising temperatures are thinning those crystal wall
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Is Wild Camping in Tibet Legal?
No, wild camping in Tibet isn't allowed. In fact, it's tightly regulated, and doing it without permission can get you into trouble. Tibet is a highly ecologically sensitive area and has special management rules, so most protected zones li
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Can You Find Wi-Fi in Remote Tibetan Towns?
While in Lhasa, Shigatse, or Nyingchi, you'll find free Wi-Fi in almost every hotel, restaurant, and even coffee shops. It's fast enough for video calls and sharing photos of Potala Palace.
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How to Acclimatize in Shigatse Before Heading to EBC
Lhasa sits at 3,650m, Shigatse at 3,840m, and Everest Base Camp (EBC) jumps up to 5,200m. Climbing just 200m from Lhasa to Shigatse lets your body ease into slightly thinner air—no big shocks here. Then, when you head to EBC, that 1,360m c
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What to Know About Tibet’s Border Areas: Permits & Restrictions
If you're planning to visit Tibet's most iconic spots near the border, you'll need more than just your Tibet Travel Permit. Every foreign traveler heading to Tibet's most border areas must get a Border Pass, also called Frontier Pass.
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Drepung Monastery Travel Tips for Foreign Visitors
Drepung Monastery is one of Lhasa's “Big Three Monasteries” and the largest of Tibet's six Gelugpa Buddhist monasteries. With over 600 years of history, sprawling across 250,000 square meters, and sitting at around 3,800 meters above se
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