10-Day Lhasa Neykor (One Way by Flight)

10 Days
Min Guests : 30

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Embark on a transformative 10-day Lhasa Neykor pilgrimage, where spirituality and breathtaking landscapes come together. This journey begins in Lhasa, the spiritual heart of Tibet, where you’ll explore iconic sites like the Jokhang Temple and Potala Palace. As you follow the sacred Neykor route, experience the profound energy of ancient monasteries and participate in traditional rituals that deepen your connection to Tibetan Buddhism. With stunning vistas of the Himalayas and rich cultural experiences along the way, this pilgrimage offers an unforgettable path to inner peace and enlightenment. Join us on this sacred adventure through the heart of Tibet!

Highlights of 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 Lhasa Neykor itinerary provides a well-structured and professional overview of your 10-day adventure in Tibet, emphasizing key cultural and spiritual sites while allowing for meaningful exploration.

10 Day Tibet Neykor Program

Day 1: Arrival in Kyirong, Tibet

Distance: 175 km | Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Details: Travel approximately 6 hours to the Nepal-Tibet border. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel in Kyirong. In the afternoon, visit Kyirong Jowu Lhakhang, a significant local temple.
Overnight: Kyirong Town.

Day 2: Kyirong to Lhatse

Distance: 350 km | Duration: 5 hours
Details: Visit the birthplace of Jitsen Milarepa and his meditation cave, Kangtsuphu. Along the way, stop at Gungthang Lamo, the picturesque mountain pass associated with the great master Guru Rinpoche, followed by a brief visit to Phegu Tsho.
Overnight: Lhatse

Day 3: Lhatse to Shigatse

Distance: 156 km | Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Details: En route to Shigatse, visit Sakya Monastery. Upon arrival, explore Tashi Lhunpo Monastery, one of the most important monasteries in Tibet.
Overnight: Shigatse

Day 4: Shigatse to Gyantse via Zabulung

Distance: 95 km | Duration: 2 hours
Details: Visit Shang Zabulung and Zhalu (or Khando Nangsa Yoebum’s Temple) on your way to Gyantse. In Gyantse, explore the Kumbum Stupa and Pelkor Chode Monastery, both significant cultural landmarks.
Overnight: Gyantse

Day 5: Gyantse to Samye

Distance: 295 km | Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes
Details: Journey to Samye, visiting Druk Ralung and Dorjee Drak Monasteries. Enjoy breathtaking views at Gombala Pass (4,900 m) and the scenic Yamdrok Yumtso Lake.
Overnight: Samye

Day 6: Samye to Lhasa

Distance: 120 km | Duration: 2 hours
Details: Visit Samye Monastery, Hepori, and Sonkar Stone Stupa. You have the option to hike to Dra Yangdzong in the morning, followed by an evening visit to Samye Monastery, before proceeding to Lhasa late at night.
Overnight: Lhasa

Day 7: Explore Lhasa

Details: Spend the day visiting Jokhang Temple, Norbulingka Palace, and Jowo Ramoche, immersing yourself in the rich cultural heritage of these landmarks.
Overnight: Lhasa

Day 8: More of Lhasa

Details: Explore the majestic Potala Palace and Sera Monastery. If time allows, visit Phabongkha Monastery as well.
Overnight: Lhasa

Day 9: Sacred Sites in Lhasa

Details: Visit the revered Drak Yerpa and Vairocana Cave. Alternatively, explore Druk Goenpa, Neythang Dolma Lhakhang, and Zhabdrung’s birthplace. Enjoy some free time in the evening to relax or explore local shops.
Overnight: Lhasa

Day 10: Departure to Kathmandu

Details: Take a flight from Lhasa to Kathmandu, either directly or via Chengdu, concluding your spiritual journey through Tibet.

FAQ

What is the Neykor pilgrimage and its significance?

The Bhutanese Lhasa 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 Lhasa 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 Lhasa 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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