Kailash Tour via Lhasa

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Kailash Tour

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Mount Kailash darshan view at sunrise, Kailash motorcycle tour, Tibet

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Mount Kailash Tour via Lhasa – A Sacred Journey Through the Heart of Tibet.

The Mount Kailash Tour via Lhasa is the definitive Tibet pilgrimage for travellers who want more than the mountain alone. Over 16 days, you fly from Kathmandu to Lhasa, spend three nights in Tibet’s sacred capital visiting the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery, and Drepung Monastery, then travel overland through Shigatse to visit Tashilhunpo Monastery before continuing west across the Tibetan Plateau to Lake Manasarovar and Mount Kailash. The journey culminates in the Kailash Parikrama — the 53-kilometre circumambulation of the world’s most sacred unclimbed mountain, crossing the Dolma La Pass at 5,630 metres. This route is ideal for travellers who want the deepest possible Tibet experience: spiritual pilgrimage, Buddhist cultural heritage, and the raw grandeur of the Himalayan high plateau, all in one unbroken journey.

Why Choose the Mount Kailash Tour via Lhasa?

Most pilgrims reach Mount Kailash via the Kerung overland route from Nepal. That route is efficient, affordable, and well-designed — but it goes straight to the plateau without stopping in Lhasa. If you want to experience the full cultural and spiritual breadth of Tibet before reaching the mountain, the Lhasa route is the right choice.

Starting in Lhasa at 3,650 metres gives your body three full days to acclimatise before you ascend further onto the plateau. You are not rushing to altitude — you are easing into it while exploring one of Asia’s most extraordinary cities. The Potala Palace, the Jokhang Temple, the Barkhor market, Sera and Drepung monasteries — these are not tourist detours. They are integral chapters of the same pilgrimage, all pointing toward the sacred peak in the west.

From Lhasa, the overland drive to Shigatse takes you along the Yarlung Tsangpo River and delivers you to Tashilhunpo Monastery — the seat of the Panchen Lama and home to a 26-metre gilded Maitreya Buddha. From Shigatse, the route continues west across the high plateau, through remote Tibetan settlements and over Mayum La Pass, until the flat mirror of Lake Manasarovar appears on the horizon and Mount Kailash rises, pyramid-perfect, beyond it.

Tour Highlights — Mount Kailash via Lhasa

Fly Kathmandu to Lhasa — spectacular Himalayan aerial views, no overland Nepal-Tibet drive
Potala Palace — the iconic 13-storey winter palace of the Dalai Lama perched above Lhasa
Jokhang Temple — Tibet’s holiest Buddhist shrine, centre of the sacred Barkhor pilgrimage circuit
Sera Monastery — witness the famous afternoon monk debate, one of Tibet’s most alive traditions
Drepung Monastery — once the world’s largest monastery, home to nearly 10,000 monks at its peak
Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse — seat of the Panchen Lama, 26-metre Maitreya Buddha statue
Yarlung Tsangpo River drive — the highest major river on earth, 3,000 km route to the Bay of Bengal
Mayum La Pass crossing (5,220 m) — dramatic plateau pass with panoramic Himalayan views
Lake Manasarovar sacred rituals — sunrise puja, circumambulation, and ceremonial bathing
3-day Kailash Parikrama — Tarboche to Dirapuk, Dolma La Pass, Zutulphuk, back to Darchen

Mount Kailash Tour via Lhasa Outline Plan

Day	Route / Destination	Max Alt.	Travel Mode	Key Activities & Overnight
01	Arrive Kathmandu	1,355 m	Flight / Van	Airport welcome. Hotel check-in. Evening visit to Pashupatinath Temple for the Ganga Aarti. Trip briefing. Hotel.
02	Kathmandu Sightseeing I	1,355 m	Bus / Van	Pashupatinath Temple, Guhyeshwari Mata Temple, Budhanilkantha (Jal Narayan), Swayambhunath Stupa. Hotel.
03	Kathmandu Sightseeing II	1,355 m	Bus / Van	Kathmandu Durbar Square (UNESCO), Boudhanath Stupa (UNESCO), Thamel market and local cuisine. Hotel.
04	Fly Kathmandu to Lhasa	3,650 m	Flight (1h 10m)	Scenic trans-Himalayan flight. Lhasa Gonggar Airport. Tibetan guide meets group. 65 km transfer to Lhasa city. Hotel.
05	Lhasa Sightseeing I	3,650 m	On foot / Van	Potala Palace (exterior circuit), Norbulingka Palace (Dalai Lama’s summer residence), Jokhang Temple. Barkhor Street. Hotel.
06	Lhasa Sightseeing II	3,650 m	On foot / Van	Sera Monastery (afternoon monk debate), Drepung Monastery (mountain slope, former largest monastery in world). Hotel.
07	Lhasa to Shigatse	3,900 m	Bus (~5 hrs / 270 km)	Drive west along Yarlung Tsangpo River. Afternoon visit to Tashilhunpo Monastery, Panchen Lama’s seat, 26m Maitreya Buddha. Hotel.
08	Shigatse to Saga	4,500 m	Bus (8 hrs / 490 km)	Drive through Lhatse junction and high plateau passes. Cross into Ngari Prefecture. Arrive Saga on Brahmaputra River. Hotel.
09	Saga to Lake Manasarovar	4,590 m	Bus (9 hrs / 545 km)	Cross Mayum La Pass (5,220 m). Document check at Mayum La post. Arrive sacred Lake Manasarovar. Visit Chiu Gompa. Lodge.
10	Manasarovar to Darchen	4,690 m	Bus (45 min / 37 km)	Sunrise puja and holy bath at Lake Manasarovar. Circumambulate lake by eco-vehicle. Drive to Darchen base camp. Guesthouse.
11	Darchen to Dirapuk (Parikrama Day 1)	5,080 m	Bus + Trek 13 km	Drive to Tarboche (Yam Dwar). Begin Kailash Kora. Trek to Dirapuk via gradual trail. Kailash North Face views. Guesthouse.
12	Dirapuk to Zutulphuk (Parikrama Day 2)	5,630 m	Trek 22 km (9 hrs)	Most sacred day. Early start for Dolma La Pass (5,630 m). Gauri Kund Lake. Descend to Zutulphuk (Milarepa’s cave). Guesthouse.
13	Zutulphuk to Darchen — Saga (Parikrama Day 3)	4,500 m	Trek 8 km + Bus	Final 8 km Kora to Zongdau. Reunite at Darchen. Long drive back to Saga. Late arrival. Hotel.
14	Saga to Kyirong	2,800 m	Bus (3–4 hrs / 180 km)	Descend from plateau. Return through Tibetan highlands to Kyirong border town. Better oxygen levels. Hotel.
15	Kyirong to Kathmandu	1,355 m	Bus (7–8 hrs / 186 km)	Cross Friendship Bridge immigration. Drive through Himalayan foothills. Arrive Kathmandu evening. Hotel.
16	Depart Kathmandu	1,355 m	Van to Airport	Breakfast. Airport transfer. Minimum 3 hours before international departure. Tour ends.

Note on Days 11–13: Horse and yak support for luggage and rider use is available during the Kailash Parikrama and must be booked in advance. Porters are available at Darchen. Pilgrims who are unable to complete any section of the Kora can return to Darchen with vehicle escort. Oxygen cylinders and first aid are carried by the support team throughout all three Parikrama days.

Day to day Itinerary Plan

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu

Max Altitude: 1,355 m | 4,445 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel Radisson or Similar
Mode of Travel: Bus / Van

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our representative will welcome you and assist with your transfer to the hotel. After check-in, you may rest or enjoy free time in the evening to explore the surroundings at your own pace.

Day 02: Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour

Max Altitude: 1,355 m | 4,445 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel Radisson or Similar
Mode of Travel: Bus / Van

After breakfast, we begin our sightseeing with visits to Pashupatinath Temple, Guheshwori Devi Temple, and Budhanilkantha (Sleeping Vishnu / Jal Narayan). After lunch, we proceed to Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple), offering panoramic views of Kathmandu Valley.

Day 03: Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour

Max Altitude: 1,355 m | 4,445 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel Radisson or Similar
Mode of Travel: Bus / Van

This morning, we visit Kathmandu Durbar Square and Boudhanath Stupa, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. In the afternoon, explore the lively streets of Thamel, ideal for souvenir shopping and enjoying local Nepali cuisine. This is a wonderful opportunity to experience the vibrant culture of Kathmandu.

Day 04: Flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa

Max Altitude: 3,650 m | 11,972 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mode of Travel: Flight

After breakfast, transfer to the international airport for your scenic flight to Lhasa—one of the most spectacular trans-Himalayan journeys. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. Upon arrival at Gonggar Airport, our Tibetan guide will receive you and escort you to your hotel in Lhasa city.

Gonggar Airport to Lhasa: 65 km | ~1 hour

Altitude of Lhasa: 3,650 m

Day 05: Lhasa Sightseeing Tour (Potala Palace, Norbulingka, Jokhang Temple)

Max Altitude: 3,650 m | 11,972 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today’s full-day sightseeing includes the iconic Potala Palace (outside circuit), the former winter residence of the Dalai Lama, followed by Norbulingka Palace, his summer residence. We conclude with a visit to the sacred Jokhang Temple, the spiritual heart of Tibet. Later, explore local markets and enjoy traditional Tibetan cuisine.

Day 06: Lhasa Sightseeing Tour (Sera & Drepung Monasteries)

Max Altitude: 3,650 m | 11,972 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Visit Sera Monastery, famous for its monk debates, followed by Drepung Monastery, once the largest monastery in Tibet, housing nearly 10,000 monks at its peak. Located on a mountain slope northwest of Lhasa, it offers deep insight into Tibetan Buddhism.

Day 07: Drive from Lhasa to Shigatse

Max Altitude: 3,900 m | 12,793 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mode of Travel: Chinese Bus
Drive Time: ~5 hours
Distance: 270 km

After breakfast, drive west to Shigatse, Tibet’s second-largest city. The route follows the northern highway along the Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River, a key corridor leading toward Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar.

In the afternoon, visit Tashilhunpo Monastery, founded in 1447 and the traditional seat of the Panchen Lama. The monastery houses a magnificent 26-meter-high gilded statue of Maitreya Buddha, adorned with approximately 300 kg of gold.

Day 08: Drive from Shigatse to Saga

Max Altitude: 4,500 m | 14,760 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mode of Travel: Chinese Bus
Drive Time: ~8 hours
Distance: 490 km

After breakfast, drive toward Saga, the gateway to Mount Kailash. En route, pass through Lhatse, a historic junction town connecting routes to Everest Base Camp, Kailash, Manasarovar, and Lhasa. Continue through high mountain passes and vast Tibetan landscapes before reaching Saga, located along the Brahmaputra River.

Day 09: Drive from Saga to Lake Manasarovar (Chiu Gompa)

Max Altitude: 4,640 m | 15,219 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mode of Travel: Chinese Bus
Drive Time: ~9 hours
Distance: 545 km

One of the most spiritually significant days of the Mount Kailash Yatra. Drive west across the Tibetan plateau, passing nomadic settlements and high passes. Stop at Mayum-La Checkpost for document verification, then cross Mayum-La Pass (5,220 m).

After reaching the eastern shore of Lake Manasarovar, explore the sacred lake by eco-vehicles. The tour concludes at Chiu Gompa Monastery, where we stay overnight.

Day 10: Lake Manasarovar to Darchen

Max Altitude: 4,690 m | 15,383 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mode of Travel: Chinese Bus
Drive Time: 45 minutes
Distance: 37 km

Perform holy rituals, prayers, and sacred bathing at Lake Manasarovar. After lunch, drive to Darchen, the base camp for the Mount Kailash Parikrama.

Day 11: Drive to Yama Dwar & Trek to Dhirapuk

Max Altitude: 5,080 m | 16,663 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mode of Travel: Bus + Trek
Trek Distance: 13 km | Duration: 6–7 hours

Drive to Tarboche (Yama Dwar), the ceremonial gateway to Mount Kailash. Those who have hired porters or horses meet them here. Begin trekking to Dhirapuk Monastery, following a gradual and scenic trail.

Pilgrims not participating in the trek return to Darchen and wait for the group to complete the Parikrama.

Day 12: Dhirapuk – Dolma La – Zutulphuk Trek

Max Altitude: 5,620 m (Dolma La)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mode of Travel: Trek
Distance: 22 km | Duration: ~9 hours

The most challenging and sacred day of the Mount Kailash Parikrama. Start early to cross Dolma-La Pass (5,620 m) and visit Gaurikunda Lake. Descend toward Zutulphuk, where Milarepa is believed to have meditated. Overnight stay in a basic guesthouse with dormitory accommodation.

Day 13: Zutulphuk to Zongdau & Drive to Saga

Max Altitude: 4,500 m | 14,760 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast, trek from Zutulphuk to Zongdau (8 km, ~4 hours), marking the completion of the Mount Kailash Kora. Drive back to Darchen and reunite with the group before continuing the journey to Saga.

Zutulphuk to Zongdau: 8 km | ~4 hours trek

Zongdau to Darchen: 4 km | ~20 minutes drive

Darchen to Saga: 495 km | ~8 hours drive

Day 14: Drive from Saga to Kyirong

Max Altitude: 2,800 m
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mode of Travel: Chinese Bus
Drive Time: ~3–4 hours
Distance: 180 km

After breakfast, drive to Kyirong, a scenic border town near Nepal. Enjoy a relaxed evening and overnight stay in Kyirong.

Day 15: Kyirong to Kathmandu

Max Altitude: 1,355 m | 4,445 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mode of Travel: Bus
Drive Time: ~7–8 hours
Distance: 186 km

After breakfast, drive to the Friendship Bridge and complete immigration formalities on both the Chinese and Nepalese sides. Continue the journey through the Himalayan foothills to Kathmandu. Lunch will be provided en route. Arrival in Kathmandu is expected in the evening.

Day 16: Final Departure

Meals: Breakfast

Our team will transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward flight. Please report to the airport at least three hours prior to departure, as per international flight regulations.

Permits Required for the Kailash Tour via Lhasa

The Lhasa route requires additional permits compared to the Kerung overland route because you are flying into Tibet and travelling through more restricted zones. All permits below are handled by our team once your booking is confirmed and your passport details are submitted. Permit processing begins 3–4 weeks before departure — early booking is strongly advised.

Permit / Document	Included?	Details
Tibet Travel Permit (TTP)	YES — Included	Mandatory for all foreign nationals entering Tibet. Issued by Tibet Tourism Bureau. Required before the Kathmandu–Lhasa flight. Without it, you are refused boarding.
Tibet Group Visa (Chinese Visa)	Processing Support Included	Individual Chinese tourist visas are not valid for Tibet. The group visa is applied for collectively. Requires valid passport (6+ months validity). Processing: 7–14 working days.
Alien Travel Permit (ATP)	YES — Included	Required for travel beyond Lhasa into restricted areas. Covers Shigatse, Saga, Ngari Prefecture (where Kailash is located), and the Kyirong border exit.
Kailash Restricted Area Permit	YES — Included	Specific to the Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar zone. Cannot be issued without a valid Tibet Travel Permit. Presented at checkpoints en route to Darchen.
Military Area Permit	YES — Included	Required for some sections of the western Tibet route. Applied for alongside the Alien Travel Permit. Handled as part of our group permit package.
Environmental Conservation Fee	YES — Included	Charged at the entry point to the Kailash environmental protection zone. Covered in the tour price.
Nepal Re-Entry Visa	Processing Assistance Included	If your Nepal visa is single-entry, you need a new visa to return from Tibet. We advise all participants to arrange a multi-entry Nepal visa before departure to avoid complications.

Permit note: Tibet permits can be suspended or delayed at short notice due to political events, Chinese national holidays (especially National Day in October), or policy changes by the Tibet Tourism Bureau. We monitor permit conditions closely and will communicate any changes to confirmed bookings immediately. This is why early booking and flexible travel insurance are strongly recommended.

Review

OVERALL RATING: 4.9 / 5 | Based on 64 verified reviews

★★★★★ Suresh Krishnamurthy | India | June 2024 (Saga Dawa)

I had been planning this pilgrimage for eleven years. The Lhasa route was the right choice — there is no shortcut for a journey like this. Three days in Lhasa before the plateau gave my 64-year-old body exactly the time it needed. The Jokhang Temple at dawn with Tibetan pilgrims prostrating around us was one of the most moving things I have seen in my life. And then Kailash. I have no adequate words. The guide who walked with us on Day 2 of the Kora spoke about Dolma La with such reverence that I crossed it with tears already on my face. If you are considering this journey, stop considering. Book it.

★★★★★ Elena Marchetti | Italy | September 2024

I came as an art historian with a professional interest in Buddhist iconography and left as something harder to categorise. Tashilhunpo’s Maitreya Buddha is beyond what any photograph prepares you for. The Potala on the hill above Lhasa at golden hour is a sight I will spend years trying to describe to students. The logistics were immaculate — 16 days, nothing mismanaged, everything explained. The Kailash Parikrama on Days 11 to 13 was physically demanding but spiritually transformative. Day 2 crossing Dolma La at 5,630 metres with our Tibetan guide chanting mantras — I will return.

★★★★★ Harish & Meena Nambiar | India | May 2024

We chose the Lhasa route specifically for the acclimatisation and it made a real difference. My wife has mild hypertension and we were cautious. Three nights in Lhasa, gradual ascent to Shigatse, rest day at Saga — by the time we reached Manasarovar we felt genuinely ready. The team was diligent about checking on her throughout. She completed the Kora with horse support on Day 2 and it was the proudest moment of her pilgrimage life. The Jokhang Temple darshan and the Manasarovar sunrise puja were experiences that no amount of prior reading had prepared us for.

★★★★★ David Whitmore | Australia | October 2023

I had done Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit and thought I knew what high-altitude travel was. The Tibetan Plateau is something else entirely. The scale, the silence, the light — it operates at a different frequency. Lhasa deserves two more days than we had; I am going back just for that. But the combination of Lhasa cultural depth and the raw spiritual intensity of the Kailash Parikrama in one journey is extraordinary. The guides were excellent in Lhasa and on the Kora. A Tibetan monk joined our group for the Dolma La crossing and that alone was worth the entire trip.

★★★★★ Dr. Sunita Agarwal | India | August 2024

As someone who has read the Shiva Purana and the Mahabharata references to Kailash since childhood, arriving at Darchen and seeing the pyramid of rock rise against the blue sky was a moment of profound arrival. But what I did not expect was how deeply moved I would be in Lhasa. Sera Monastery’s debating monks reminded me of the scholarly traditions of ancient India. Drepung, the scale of it on that hillside — it puts a different kind of reverence in you. The Kailash Yatra is complete on the Lhasa route. I cannot imagine doing it the shorter way after experiencing this.

FAQ

Question	Answer
What is the difference between the Lhasa route and the Kerung overland route?	The Lhasa route includes a flight to Lhasa, 3 nights in Tibet’s capital, and visits to Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Sera and Drepung Monasteries, and Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse. It takes 16 days versus 14 for the Kerung route and costs more. The main advantages are superior altitude acclimatisation, significantly richer cultural content, and a more complete Tibet experience.
Is the Kathmandu–Lhasa flight included?	Yes. The Kathmandu to Lhasa return flight ticket is included in the Mount Kailash Tour via Lhasa price. This is a key difference from the overland Kerung route. The flight takes approximately 1 hour 10 minutes and offers spectacular aerial views of the Himalayan range.
Can I visit inside the Potala Palace?	Potala Palace interior entry requires a separate advance booking and is not included in the standard tour. We can arrange interior entry at additional cost if booked 4–6 weeks before departure. The exterior circuit and immediate surroundings are included and deliver extraordinary views of the palace and the city.
Why is the Lhasa route better for altitude acclimatisation?	The Lhasa route gives you 3 full nights at 3,650 metres before you ascend to Shigatse (3,900 m), Saga (4,500 m), and the plateau. This staged ascent reduces acute mountain sickness risk significantly compared to driving directly from Kathmandu into Tibet. Most participants on the Lhasa route arrive at Manasarovar and the Kailash Parikrama in better physical condition.
What permits are required and are they included?	Six permits are required: Tibet Travel Permit, Tibet Group Visa, Alien Travel Permit, Kailash Restricted Area Permit, Military Area Permit, and Environmental Conservation Fee. All are included in the tour price except the Group Visa, for which processing assistance is included. All permits must be arranged before the Kathmandu–Lhasa flight.
Is solo travel possible on the Lhasa route?	Yes. Solo travellers join a group departure. Independent solo travel in Tibet is not permitted for foreign nationals — the Tibet Group Visa requires group-based travel under a licensed operator. Solo participants on our fixed departures receive the standard group rate.
What is Saga Dawa and when is it?	Saga Dawa is the holiest month on the Tibetan Buddhist calendar, commemorating the Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and passing. The most auspicious day is the full moon, typically in May or June according to the Tibetan lunar calendar. Completing the Kailash Kora during Saga Dawa is believed to multiply the spiritual merit of the circumambulation. Dates change annually — contact us for 2025 and 2026 Saga Dawa dates.
Can seniors complete the Kailash Tour via Lhasa?	Many participants in their 60s and 70s complete this tour. The Lhasa acclimatisation is especially beneficial for older travellers. We strongly recommend a pre-trip medical check, fitness preparation starting 2 months before departure, and advance booking of horse and porter support for the Parikrama. Our guides are trained in altitude sickness recognition and response.
What food is provided on the tour?	All meals are vegetarian. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided daily. In Kathmandu and Lhasa you eat at hotels and local restaurants. Across the plateau and during the Kailash Parikrama, our cook prepares hot meals at camps and guesthouses. Packed lunches are provided on long driving days. Dietary requirements beyond vegetarian can be accommodated with advance notice.
What happens if I cannot complete the Kailash Parikrama?	It happens more often than tour operators admit — and it is fine. If you cannot complete the Kora on any of the three days, vehicle escort back to Darchen is arranged. The Kailash Parikrama is a physical and spiritual challenge; there is no shame in listening to your body. Your guides will monitor your condition and advise you. Our first-aid kit and oxygen are present at all stages.

What's included

Accommodation in Kathmandu (twin/triple sharing).
Basic guesthouse/lodge accommodation during Tibet/Kailash portion.
All rooms on shared basis unless private room supplement is requested.
All vegetarian meals as per itinerary.
Packed or hot meals during Kailash Parikrama and remote areas.
Mineral water or boiled drinking water provided daily.
Airport transfers in Kathmandu.
Private vehicle throughout the Nepal portion.
Deluxe bus/van or 4WD (as per group size) in Tibet region.
Experienced English/Hindi speaking Nepali tour guide.
Chinese/Tibetan local guide as required.
Support crew, cook, and helpers throughout the trip.
Oxygen cylinders and basic first aid kit for high altitude safety.
Tibet Travel Permit.
Mount Kailash Entry Permit.
Restricted Area Permit and Environment Conservation Fees.
All necessary border formalities and documentation assistance.
Guided Kathmandu sightseeing tour including entry fees (Pashupatinath, Guhyeshwari, Jal Narayan).
Manasarovar Lake exploration.
Parikrama (circumambulation) of Mount Kailash by foot.
Down jacket (on returnable basis).
Duffle bag for packing.
Sleeping bag (on returnable basis).
Basic travel insurance for Nepal side (check with your agent).
Tibet/China group visa processing support.
Nepal re-entry visa assistance.
Pick-up and drop-off at Kathmandu airport on arrival/departure.
Kathmandu to Lhasa flight ticket.