13-Day Bhutanese Tibet Neykor (Enter by Road – Exit by Air)

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  • 13 Days
  • Min Guests : 30

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Tibet is a sacred destination that beckons pilgrims from Bhutan seeking spiritual renewal and enlightenment. This ancient pilgrimage route, steeped in rich cultural heritage, offers serene monasteries, and a profound sense of tranquility. As you traverse the mystical trails, you’ll connect with the deep-rooted spiritual traditions that resonate through the land. The journey of Bhutanese Tibet Neykor is not just a physical trek but a transformative experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of Tibetan Buddhism and the sacred energy of the Himalayas. Join fellow seekers and embark on a pilgrimage that promises both inner peace and a connection to the divine.

Highlights of Bhutanese Tibet Neykor

  • Holy sites in Lhasa
  • Holy sites in Tsedang and Samye
  • Sites in Shigatse
  • Drak Yerpa
  • Shang Zablung
  • Drigong & Tirdom
  • Drakar Taso
  • Milarepa Birthplace

Price Includes

  • Necessary Tibet travel permits
  • Nice accommodation with breakfast
  • On trip transport
  • Experience & English speaking Tibetan tour duide
  • Entrance fee
  • Visa procession

Price Excludes

  • Meal (lunch & dinner)
  • Tips for guide
  • Personal expenses

What to Expect

This enhanced Bhutanese Tibet Neykor itinerary provides a rich blend of cultural, historical, and spiritual experiences, optimizing your travel time between remarkable sites in Tibet.

13 Day Bhutanese Tibet Neykor Program

Day 1: Kathmandu to Kyirong

  • Morning: Early drive from Kathmandu (175 km, approx. 6-7 hours) to cross the Kyirong border.
  • Afternoon: After clearing customs, drive 25 km to Kyirong town and check in at Phubtsok Khangsang Hotel.
  • Evening: Visit Kyirong Jowu Lhakhang, an important religious site.
  • Overnight: Phubtsok Khangsang Hotel.

Day 2: Kyirong to Lhatse

  • Distance: 340 km, approx. 6 hours.
  • Morning: Breakfast followed by a visit to Mangyul Jamtrin Lhakhang, a 7th-century temple.
  • Afternoon: Explore Milarepa’s Birthplace and meditation sites like Drakkar Taso.
  • Evening: Brief stop at Phegu Tsho.
  • Overnight: Roof of the World Hotel.

Day 3: Lhatse to Shigatse

  • Distance: 273 km, approx. 5 hours.
  • Morning: Drive to Shigatse, stopping at Sakya Monastery en route.
  • Afternoon: Visit Tashi Lhunpo Monastery, a major religious center.
  • Overnight: Tashi Chothar Hotel or Shiga Yabgcha Hotel.

Day 4: Shigatse to Gyantse

  • Distance: 95 km, approx. 2 hours.
  • Morning: Visit Zhalu Monastery, a hub of scholarly learning.
  • Afternoon: Explore Kumbum Stupa and Palcho Monastery in Gyantse.
  • Overnight: Gyantse Yutok Hotel.

Day 5: Gyantse to Samye

  • Distance: 295 km, approx. 4.5 hours.
  • Morning: Visit Druk Ralung Monastery and Gombala Pass.
  • Afternoon: Marvel at Yamdrok Lake, a sacred body of water.
  • Evening: Arrive at Samye.
  • Overnight: Samye Xinyun Hotel.
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Day 6: Discover Samye

  • Morning & Afternoon: Explore Samye Monastery, Drak Yangdzong, and nearby important historical sites.
  • Overnight: Samye Xinyun Hotel.

Day 7: Samye to Tsethang

  • Distance: 33 km, approx. 35 minutes.
  • Day: Hike to Chimphu Meditation Cave and explore Samye Chimphu and Drakmar Yarmalung.
  • Overnight: Longma or Yarlung Hotel.

Day 8: Discover Tsethang

  • Morning: Visit ancient sites like Tradruk Temple and Yarlung Shel Drak.
  • Afternoon: Explore the Vairochana Cave.
  • Overnight: Longma or Yarlung Hotel.

Day 9: Tsethang to Lhasa

  • Distance: 148 km, approx. 2 hours 15 minutes.
  • Morning: Visit Shugsheb Nunnery and Mindroling Monastery.
  • Afternoon: Arrive in Lhasa.
  • Overnight: Banak Shol Hotel.

Day 10: Explore Lhasa

  • Day: Visit the Jokhang Temple and Norbulingka Palace, significant cultural sites.
  • Overnight: Banak Shol Hotel.

Day 11: Free Day in Lhasa

  • Activities: Spend the day shopping or exploring Lhasa at your leisure.
  • Overnight: Banak Shol Hotel.

Day 12: Discover More of Lhasa

  • Day: Visit Potala Palace, Jowu Ramoche, and Sera Monastery, iconic spiritual landmarks.
  • Overnight: Banak Shol Hotel.

Day 13: Departure from Lhasa to Kathmandu

  • Morning: Fly from Lhasa Gongkhar Airport at 12:45 am, arriving in Kathmandu at 12:05 am (1 hour 35 minutes flight).
 

Embark on a sacred journey with the Bhutanese Tibet Neykor and deepen your spiritual connection to the Himalayas. Book your pilgrimage today and walk in the footsteps of ancient traditions, discovering the profound serenity and divine blessings of this extraordinary route. Don’t miss this life-changing experience—reserve your place now!

FAQ

What is the Neykor pilgrimage and its significance?

The Bhutanese Tibet Neykor pilgrimage is a sacred journey in Tibet, particularly revered by Tibetan Buddhists and those from Bhutan. It involves visiting holy sites, including Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar, which are believed to purify the soul and bring spiritual enlightenment.

What should I expect in terms of accommodations and services?

Our Tibet pilgrimage tours feature comfortable accommodations, typically rated four stars in major cities like Lhasa, Tsedang, and Shigatse, and quality hotels in other locations. We prioritize excellent service to ensure a smooth and enriching experience throughout your journey.

Are there any physical requirements for the pilgrimage?

While the Neykor pilgrimage can involve trekking and elevation changes, it is designed for a range of fitness levels. However, participants should be prepared for high altitudes and variable weather. It’s recommended to consult with your doctor before traveling, especially if you have any health concerns.

What is the best time to undertake the Neykor pilgrimage?

The ideal time for the Neykor pilgrimage is during the spring and autumn months (April to June and September to November) when the weather is mild and the landscapes are stunning. These periods are also culturally significant, with various festivals and events taking place.

Do I need a visa to enter Tibet from Nepal, and how do I obtain it?

Yes, you will need a visa to enter Tibet from Nepal. Travelers typically apply for a Chinese visa in Kathmandu, which permits access to Tibet. In addition, a Tibet Travel Permit is necessary and can be easily arranged through us. We will also provide an invitation letter to ensure you obtain the Tibet group visa without any issues.

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