11-Day Small Group Nyingchi Peach Blossom Tour

About the 11-Day Small Group Nyingchi Peach Blossom Tour

The 11-Day Nyingchi Peach Blossom Small Group Tour is crafted to showcase the breathtaking spring landscapes of eastern Tibet—especially the world-famous peach blossoms of Nyingchi—as well as the cultural treasures of Lhasa, Shigatse, and the dramatic Himalayan scenery leading to Everest Base Camp. This journey is ideal for travelers seeking nature, culture, and adventure within a comfortable, friendly, small-group environment. Peach Blossom Season vs. Festival Dates

• The official Nyingchi Peach Blossom Festival for 2026 is expected to run from March 25 – April 5, featuring ceremonies and cultural show. The best time to see the peach blossoms in Nyingchi County is actually from early April to late April, when the flowers reach their peak along the river valleys.

👥 Small Group Experience (8–12 People)

This tour operates as a guaranteed small group with 8–12 participants, ensuring:

• More personal attention from your Tibetan guide

• Greater flexibility at scenic and photography stops

• A smoother pace and more comfortable travel environment

• A warm, social group experience

• Better opportunities for photos, interactions, and sightseeing

🏨 3-Star Hotel Accommodation Throughout

You will stay in carefully selected 3-star hotels, chosen for:

• Clean and comfortable rooms

• Reliable heating

• Hot showers

• Convenient locations near shops and restaurants

At remote locations such as Everest Base Camp, accommodation will be in tent guesthouses or nearby village lodges, depending on the season.

🛏️ Room Sharing Policy

This is a room-sharing–based tour:

• Solo travelers are paired with another guest of the same gender.

• If you prefer a private room, you may request a single-supplement upgrade (subject to availability).

This arrangement helps keep the tour cost reasonable for all participants.

📅 Fixed Departure Dates for 2026

This small group tour operates on fixed departure dates, especially during the peach blossom peak season.

Scheduled Departures:

• March 23 – First departure of the season • April 1 • April 8 • April 16 • April 23

All travelers begin the journey together on the scheduled start date.

✈️ Important Tour Start Condition – Arrival in Nyingchi

To join this tour, the first requirement is:

🔸 You must arrive in Nyingchi by air on the official start day of the tour.

The arrival time listed in the itinerary (e.g., 10:30 a.m.) marks the official start of the tour.

• Your Tibetan guide and fellow travelers will meet you at Nyingchi Mainling Airport.

• If you arrive after the official start time, you may miss part or all of Day 1 activities.

• Arriving one day early is possible and recommended during peak season.

Airport pickup is provided as long as you land on the same day as the group departure.

Special TOUR in Nyingchi

This itinerary is a special tour package that we have organized for you. You may choose to join a group tour or opt for a private tour. With over 15 years of experience in the tourism industry, we have carefully designed this itinerary to ensure a comfortable and memorable journey.

We also offer early-booking discounts. This tour is especially suitable for travelers coming from hot countries such as Singapore and from low-altitude regions.

✈️ Day 1 – Arrival in Nyingchi & Group Assembly Altitude: 3,000 m Distance: Airport → Nyingchi City: 50 km / 1 hr Arrive at Nyingchi Mainling Airport, meet your Tibetan guide, and join your fellow group members. Transfer to Nyingchi City to rest and acclimatize. Overnight in Nyingchi.

🌸 Day 2 – Nyingchi → Gala Peach Blossom Village → Sejila Mountain → Bomi Altitude: Nyingchi: 3,000 m •SeKem la Pass: 4,728 m •Bomi: 2,700 m Distance: 235 km / 5–6 hrs •Gala Peach Blossom Village: Walk among vibrant peach blossoms set against snowy peaks. •Sejila Mountain Pass (4,728 m): A breathtaking viewpoint overlooking the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon. On clear days, see the majestic Namcha Barwa Peak (7,782 m). •Drive through river valleys, forests, and snow-capped mountains toward Bomi. Overnight in Bomi.

🏔 Day 3 – Bomi → Laigu Glacier → Huakai Village → Guxiang Lake → Bomi Altitude: 2,700–3,000 m Distance: 160 km round trip / 4–5 hrs •Laigu Glacier: One of Tibet’s most beautiful and photogenic glaciers. •Huakai Village: A traditional Tibetan village with wooden houses and terraced fields. •Guxiang Lake: A serene alpine lake with mirror-like reflections of snow mountains. Return to Bomi. Overnight in Bomi.

🌲 Day 4 – Bomi → Lulang Forest → Bayi Town → Zhuoxincuo Lake → Sejila Pass → Jieba Village Altitude: •Bomi: 2,700 m •Sejila Pass: 4,728 m •Jieba Village: 3,200 m Distance: 260 km / 6–7 hrs •Lulang Forest: Known as the “Swiss Alps of Tibet,” featuring spruce forests, yak meadows, and alpine vistas. •Bayi Town: Stop for refreshments. •Zhuoxincuo Lake: A turquoise sacred lake surrounded by mountains. •Cross Sejila Pass again for another chance to see Namcha Barwa. •Continue to charming Jieba Village, known for its tranquility. Overnight in Jieba Village. Near the Draksum Tso lake

🏞 Day 5 – Jieba Village → Basongcuo Lake → Lhasa Altitude: •Jieba: 3,200 m •Basongcuo: 3,460 m •Lhasa: 3,650 m Distance: 360 km / 7–8 hrs •Basongcuo Lake: One of eastern Tibet’s most stunning alpine lakes. •Tsozong Gongba Monastery: Located on a small island in the lake. •Drubshi Village Visit: Enjoy butter tea, homemade barley beer, and experience rural Tibetan life. •Drive along river valleys toward Lhasa. Arrive in Lhasa by evening. Overnight in Lhasa.

🏯 Day 6 – Lhasa: Potala Palace & Jokhang Temple Altitude: 3,650 m Distance: Local sightseeing •Potala Palace: Explore the winter residence of the Dalai Lamas. •Jokhang Temple: Sacred spiritual center of Tibet, home to the Jowo Sakyamuni statue. •Walk the Barkhor Street kora and browse traditional Tibetan shops. Overnight in Lhasa.

🏔 Day 7 – Lhasa → Yamdrok Lake → Gyantse → Shigatse Altitude: •Lhasa: 3,650 m •Gambala Pass: 4,790 m •Shigatse: 3,900 m Distance: 350 km / 8–9 hrs •Yamdrok Lake: One of Tibet’s three sacred lakes, viewed from Gambala Pass. •Visit a local village for a traditional lunch. •Karola Glacier (5,100 m): A dramatic roadside glacier. •Gyantse: Famous for its ancient architecture and barley fields. Continue to Shigatse. Overnight in Shigatse.

🏔 Day 8 – Shigatse → Gyatsola Pass → Gawula Pass → Everest Base Camp Altitude: •Gyatsola Pass: 5,280 m •Gawula Pass: 5,198 m •EBC: 5,200 m Distance: 340 km / 7–8 hrs •Gyatsola Pass: First view of Everest and the Himalayas. •Gawula Pass: One of the best viewpoints for the Himalayan range—see up to five 8000m peaks. •Everest Base Camp: Enjoy the stunning sunset over Everest’s north face. Overnight at EBC Monastery Hotel or Tent Guesthouse.

🕍 Day 9 – EBC → Rongbuk Monastery → Shigatse Altitude: •Rongbuk: 5,154 m •Shigatse: 3,900 m Distance: 340 km / 7 hrs •Rongbuk Monastery: The highest monastery in the world. •View Mount Lhotse (8,516 m) and EBC wetlands. •Tashilhunpo Monastery: Seat of the Panchen Lama and home to the massive Maitreya Buddha statue. •Evening: Enjoy a Tibetan dinner with traditional song and dance. Overnight in Shigatse.

🏞 Day 10 – Shigatse → Nyemo → Lhasa Altitude: 3,900 m → 3,650 m Distance: 280 km / 5–6 hrs Travel back to Lhasa along the Yarlung Tsangpo River, the “Mother River of Tibet,” passing through pastoral landscapes and traditional villages. Overnight in Lhasa.

✈️ Day 11 – Departure from Lhasa After breakfast, transfer to the airport or train station for your onward journey. Your unforgettable adventure across eastern and central Tibet comes to an end. Safe travels and Tashi Delek! ✨

1. Travel Documents

• Tibet Travel Permit: Required for entry into Tibet. We handle the application process for you.

• Chinese Visa: Must be obtained before your Tibet Permit is issued.

• Passport Validity: Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date.

2. Budget & Payments

Yes, that’s correct — WeChat Pay is more widely used than Alipay in Tibet, especially in Lhasa and other major towns. Here’s a quick note you can include in your travel guidelines or website:

Digital Payments in Tibet

While both WeChat Pay and Alipay are accepted in many places, WeChat Pay is more commonly used, especially in local restaurants, teahouses, shops, and among Tibetan vendors. For the best experience:

• Set up WeChat Pay before arriving.

• Link it to a Chinese bank card or use the “WeChat Wallet for tourists” feature (available with supported foreign cards).

• Always carry some cash (RMB) as a backup, especially in smaller or more traditional places.

• Bank cards: Limited acceptance—carry cash as backup.

3. Altitude Tips

• Lhasa Altitude: 3,650 meters. Mild symptoms like headache or fatigue are common on Day 1.

• Health Advice:

• Rest on arrival; avoid strenuous activity.

• Drink plenty of water and eat light.

• Avoid alcohol and caffeine for the first two days.

• Bring altitude medication (consult your doctor before the trip).

• Inform your guide if you feel unwell.

4. What to Pack

• Clothing:

• Layered outfits (mornings and evenings are cool).

• Windproof jacket and warm innerwear.

• Comfortable walking shoes.

• Daily Essentials:

• Sunglasses, hat, and high-SPF sunscreen.

• Lip balm and hand cream for dry air.

• Reusable water bottle, snacks, and any personal medications.

• Power bank and camera for your city explorations.

5. Photography Tips

• Potala Palace: Best light in early morning or late afternoon.

• Barkhor Street: Great for street shots and pilgrim portraits (ask before taking close-ups).

• Sera Monastery: Capture unique monk debate moments.

• Jokhang Temple: Low light—bring a steady hand or a phone with night mode.

6. Quick Prep Checklist

• Chinese visa and Tibet Travel Permit.

• Personal medications (including for altitude).

• Small change for local shops and tips.

• Travel insurance (covering high-altitude regions).

• Download useful apps (translation, map, WeChat, etc.).

• Stay flexible—weather and altitude can affect timing.

This short city tour focuses on spiritual sites, local culture, and scenic moments in Lhasa—all while keeping your health, comfort, and safety a top priority.

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Welcome to Tibetan Tours! Please read the following Terms & Conditions carefully before booking your trip. These terms form the basis of your contract with us and outline the responsibilities of both parties to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey.

1. Booking & Confirmation

• A deposit (typically 20-30% of the total tour cost) is required to secure your booking.

• The balance must be paid before the tour starts, either upon arrival in Lhasa or as arranged in advance.

• Bookings are confirmed only after we receive the deposit and issue a written confirmation.

2. Travel Permits & Documents

• We will assist in arranging necessary Tibet Travel Permits and other required documentation.

• You must provide accurate passport and visa information in a timely manner.

• We are not responsible for delays caused by incorrect or late document submission.

3. Cancellations & Refund Policy

• Cancellations must be made in writing. The following charges apply:

• More than 30 days before departure: full refund minus processing fee.

• 15–30 days before departure: 50% of the deposit.

• Less than 15 days before departure or no-show: no refund.

• If your tour is canceled due to government restrictions, natural disasters, or unforeseen events, we will offer alternative arrangements or a partial refund depending on the situation.

4. Tour Amendments

• Minor changes to the itinerary can be requested, and we will do our best to accommodate.

• Major changes after confirmation may incur extra costs, especially for accommodation or transportation bookings.

5. Health, Safety & Responsibility

• Participants are responsible for ensuring they are physically fit for high-altitude travel.

• We recommend consulting a doctor before your trip.

• Tibetan Tours is not liable for illness, injury, or personal loss during the trip but will assist in emergency arrangements.

• Comprehensive travel insurance (including emergency evacuation) is strongly recommended.

6. Payment Methods

• We accept payments via bank transfer, PayPal, WeChat Pay, or Alipay.

• All fees (e.g., transaction or exchange rate fees) are to be borne by the client.

7. Accommodation & Transport

• We provide clean, comfortable hotels with local charm. Specific hotels are subject to availability.

• Private transportation is included as per the itinerary. Upgrades can be arranged on request.

8. Responsibilities & Liabilities

• Tibetan Tours acts as a tour operator and arranges services with third-party providers (hotels, drivers, guides).

• We are not responsible for loss, injury, or delays caused by circumstances beyond our control (e.g., weather, political unrest, airline delays).

• We reserve the right to modify the itinerary for safety or logistical reasons.

9. Code of Conduct

• We expect travelers to respect local customs, religion, and traditions.

• Disruptive or disrespectful behavior may result in exclusion from the tour without refund.

10. Acceptance of Terms

• By booking with Tibetan Tours, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms & Conditions.

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Tour FAQ

1️⃣ What is the best time to visit Tibet?
The best seasons to visit Tibet are from April to June and September to November. These months offer stable weather, clear skies, and excellent visibility for iconic sights like the Potala Palace, Everest Base Camp, and Namtso Lake. July and August are also popular due to warmer weather, but these months bring more rain and larger crowds

2️⃣ Will I need a visa for China and a permit for Tibet?
Yes. To enter Tibet, international travelers need:
🅰️ A Chinese Visa (obtained from a Chinese embassy or consulate).
🅱️ A Tibet Travel Permit, which is arranged by your Tibetan tour operator Without both, you cannot

3️⃣ How long does it take to process the Tibet Travel Permit?
The Tibet Travel Permit takes about 10 to 15 working days to process. It’s best to book your tour at least 1 month in advance to allow time for the permit and travel arrangements.

4️⃣ What is the difference between a Group Chinese Visa and an Individual Chinese Visa?
An Individual Chinese Visa is issued directly by Chinese embassies and is typically used for general travel across China.
A Group Chinese Visa is usually arranged in conjunction with a Tibet tour from Nepal. It’s a single-entry visa issued to a group (5 people), all traveling together, with one shared visa document.
Note: If you’re entering Tibet from Nepal, you must use a Group Chinese Visa, even if you already have an individual visa—it will be invalid for this entry.

6️⃣. What’s most important to prepare for a Tibet trip?

   Clothing: Layered clothes for changing weather, warm jacket, gloves, hat, and sunglasses.
   Health: Altitude meds, sunscreen, basic first aid kit.
   Electronics: Power bank, universal adapter, camera.
   Offline Maps & VPN: Internet restrictions apply; Google, Facebook, and WhatsApp may not work without a VPN.
   Cash & Payment Apps: See more below.

7️⃣. What are the highest altitude areas visited by travelers in Tibet?

   • Everest Base Camp (5,200 m / 17,060 ft): The highest accessible point for most tourists.
   • Mount Kailash Trek (Up to 5,630 m / 18,471 ft): For pilgrims and trekkers.
   • Namtso Lake (4,718 m / 15,479 ft): One of the highest saltwater lakes.
   • Gyatso La Pass (5,248 m / 17,218 ft): En route to EBC.
   • Tanggula Pass (5,072 m / 16,640 ft): Highest point on the Qinghai-Tibet Railway.

8️⃣ How do I pay for things in Tibet during my tour?

   • Cash (RMB/Yuan) is still widely used, especially in remote areas.
   • WeChat Pay and Alipay are common in cities like Lhasa and Shigatse. International travelers can now link foreign cards to these apps.
   • ATMs are available in major towns (Bank of China, ICBC), but not reliable in rural areas.
Tip: Always carry some cash for local markets, small restaurants, and rural stops.

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11-Day Small Group Nyingchi Peach Blossom Tour

Tour FAQ

2️⃣ Will I need a visa for China and a permit for Tibet?
Yes. To enter Tibet, international travelers need:
🅰️ A Chinese Visa (obtained from a Chinese embassy or consulate).
🅱️ A Tibet Travel Permit, which is arranged by your Tibetan tour operator Without both, you cannot

3️⃣ How long does it take to process the Tibet Travel Permit?
The Tibet Travel Permit takes about 10 to 15 working days to process. It’s best to book your tour at least 1 month in advance to allow time for the permit and travel arrangements.

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11-Day Small Group Nyingchi Peach Blossom Tour

Tour FAQ

2️⃣ Will I need a visa for China and a permit for Tibet? Yes. To enter Tibet, international travelers need: 🅰️ A Chinese Visa (obtained from a Chinese embassy or consulate). 🅱️ A Tibet Travel Permit, which is arranged by your Tibetan tour operator Without both, you cannot

3️⃣ How long does it take to process the Tibet Travel Permit? The Tibet Travel Permit takes about 10 to 15 working days to process. It’s best to book your tour at least 1 month in advance to allow time for the permit and travel arrangements.

Tour Gallery

2️⃣ Will I need a visa for China and a permit for Tibet?
Yes. To enter Tibet, international travelers need:
🅰️ A Chinese Visa (obtained from a Chinese embassy or consulate).
🅱️ A Tibet Travel Permit, which is arranged by your Tibetan tour operator Without both, you cannot

3️⃣ How long does it take to process the Tibet Travel Permit?
The Tibet Travel Permit takes about 10 to 15 working days to process. It’s best to book your tour at least 1 month in advance to allow time for the permit and travel arrangements.