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1. Wie kommt man nach Lhasa?
Es gibt in der Regel zwei Möglichkeiten, nach Lhasa zu gelangen: die Einreise nach Tibet von Kathmandu aus und die Reise nach Lhasa vom chinesischen Festland aus.
Anreise nach Lhasa von Kathmandu aus: Die erste Möglichkeit ist ein Direktflug von Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport nach Lhasa Gonggar Airport. Eine andere Möglichkeit ist die Fahrt auf dem Landweg von Kathmandu nach Lhasa über den Hafen Gyirong.
Anreise nach Lhasa vom chinesischen Festland: Sie können von Städten wie Peking, Shanghai, Chengdu, Xining, Xi'an, Chongqing, Guangzhou und Lanzhou mit dem Tibet-Zug nach Lhasa fahren. Sie können auch nach Lhasa fliegen. Wenn Sie auf dem Landweg reisen möchten, können Sie die G318 Autobahn von Chengdu nach Lhasa, die G214 Autobahn von Lijiang nach Lhasa, die G109 von Xining nach Lhasa oder die G219 Autobahn von Kashgar nach Tibet nehmen.
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1. How many days are needed for a Kathmandu–Kailash–Kathmandu tour?
Most travelers choose 10–15 days, depending on the route. The overland Gyirong route takes 10 days, while the helicopter route via Purang requires 11–12 days.
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2. Do I need a Chinese Visa before traveling from Kathmandu to Tibet?
No. You will obtain the China Group Visa in Kathmandu. We assist with all paperwork and accompany you to the Chinese Embassy for processing.
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3. What permits are required for Kailash?
The required permits include the Tibet Travel Permit, Restricted Area Permit, Aliens' Travel Permit, and Border Pass—all arranged by our team.
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4. When is the best time to visit Mount Kailash from Kathmandu?
The ideal season is May–October, when the border is open and weather conditions are suitable for both overland travel and helicopter flights.
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5. Is the Kailash Kora difficult?
The 54 km Kailash Kora is moderately challenging, especially the ascent to Dolma-La Pass (5,630 m). Most healthy travelers can complete it with pacing and proper acclimatization.
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6. Is the helicopter route safer than the overland route?
The helicopter route is faster and more comfortable, but the overland route offers gradual altitude ascent and better acclimatization for some travelers.
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7. Can elderly travelers join this pilgrimage?
Yes—if in good health. We recommend a pre-trip medical check and choosing a private or helicopter option for better comfort.
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8. What accommodations are available along the route?
Kathmandu, Saga/Purang, and Darchen offer hotels or standard guesthouses. During the Kora, accommodation is basic shared lodging in monasteries or pilgrim shelters.
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9. Are meals included in the tour?
In Tibet, breakfasts are usually included, with lunches and dinners available at local restaurants or arranged by the guide depending on the route.
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10. Can I customize a private Kathmandu–Kailash–Kathmandu trip?
Yes. We can customize the pacing, upgrade hotels, add extra spiritual days at Lake Manasarovar, or arrange a private vehicle and guide.