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How we plan private journeys from Lhasa
From first enquiry to permits and guides — what “bespoke” means when the office is minutes from the Jokhang.
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Travel notes, permit updates, and stories from the Tibetan Plateau, written by the team that plans your journey.
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From first enquiry to permits and guides — what “bespoke” means when the office is minutes from the Jokhang.
Read article →Saga Dawa, Shoton and local monastery festivals — how to build dates without turning the trip into a crowd sprint.
Forest, gorge and Bon sites east of Lhasa — for travellers who want more than the classic westbound loop.
Photography rules, dress, and how to move respectfully through chapels and courtyards.
How we schedule the first days in Lhasa, what symptoms to watch for, and why rushing the itinerary rarely helps.
The sacred circuit around Kailash — distance, Dolma La, and why we never rush the western approach.
The overland approach to Rongbuk and EBC — altitude, overnight options and what the day actually feels like.
Seasons on the plateau — clear skies, festival dates, and when roads toward Everest are most reliable.
Chinese visa support, the Tibet Travel Permit, and when extra paperwork appears for remote routes — explained simply.
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