TIBET EXPLORER

20 days from GBP2,499 to GBP2,849 including flights

Tripcode: ACL

Our Clients’ Reviews

Hilde Gos

I've lost my heart in Tibet, so I have to go back to find it.

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
I loved the vast emptiness, the endless skies, the mountains, the people we met on the way, the children, serious and playful at the same time! I read a lot before going there and have read a lot more since coming back, and would recommend this to anyone travelling there. It helps you to understand the current situation and to be a respectful and sensible traveller.

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Colin Burnett

Mountains and more mountains (wonderful)

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Visiting the Potala Palace, and achieving Everest base camp.Because we had no adverse affects to the altitude,it has givenus the confidence to one day attempt a trekking peak.

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Hugo Busbridge

I loved tibet

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
I think there were loads of inspirational parts to the trip, I have been wanting to go to tibet for years and years and finally going meant a lot to me. But I think bits that stick out most are Ganden monastery as it was so much quieter and felt really alive and Everest Base camp because we had perfect weather. There are loads more aswell.

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Kenneth Norman

Watching the sunset on the North Face of Everest from Rongbuk Monastry was a unforgettable experienc

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
As a life long lover of mountains the first views of the 8000 meter peaks from the top of the Gyatso La (5,280 m) were literaly just breathtaking - a line of the worlds highest peaks to gaze at and identify. Walking with the pilgrims around the temple Kora paths is a an intensely moving experience.

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