About Tibet
Tibet is surely a destination apart from most in the world the rolling hills of the high plateau and the stunning Himalayas are none to any. Today in the age of information with jet aircraft highways and the net work of computers mysterious places are rare to be found. But Tibet is an exception. Refereed as Shangri La The Forbidden Land The Roof of the World and by many more the mysterious Buddhist Kingdom remained long closed to foreigners exerting a strong hold on the imagination of the world. For centuries it has fascinated mankind. It was hardly accessible to the outside world and has been always a challenge to human beings.
Tibet a “forbidden land” not only by man but also by nature attracted many explorers scholars and pilgrims and adventure lovers all in pursuit of “Real Shangrila”. It is not only the geographical and natural enchants but also a long historical culture and religion that appeal the foreigners to visit Tibet at least once in a lifetime.
Tibet covers 1.2 million sq. kms constituting one eighth of China’s land mass nearly as large as the total territories of Germany and France. With an average elevation of 4000 meters above sea level and over 50 peaks above 7000 meters Tibet has become a real paradise for mountaineers and explorers.
Lhasa is the spiritual and political capital of Tibet. It means in Tibetan “The land of gods”. There are numerous scenic spots and historical attractions. Shigatse is the second biggest town in Tibet. Shigatse means in Tibetan “The Estate that fulfills one’s Wishes “. Mt. Kailas the nearlegendary mountain in western Tibet is holy to both Hinduism and Buddhism. People come from far away lands to perform a pilgrimage one even circle the mountain on the stomach.
The popular time of the year to visit Tibet is May through October. To taste Tibet with its rich cultural heritage incredibly dramatic landscapes and fascinating political history is a lifetime dream. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any details you might wish to enquire certainly we can find a solution for any holiday requirement in Tibet.
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