




Norbulingka
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Norbulingka Ticket + Private Group Independent Explanation



- Adult ticket: Passengers 120 cm (inclusive) or taller
- This product is a one-on-one service.
- After the order is successfully placed, please wait for the merchant to confirm the order (there may be delays during peak season; if the order is not confirmed, please wait patiently). Once confirmed, the booking is successful.
- Visitors do not need to exchange tickets in person at Norbulingka. Staff will notify visitors of the specific meeting time and location at 7 PM the night before. Please ensure your mobile phone is accessible at that time (if you receive an electronic QR code ticket and meeting time/location, please contact customer service support staff promptly to avoid delaying your itinerary). Visitors only need to arrive at the meeting point on time according to the guide's notification. If any consequences arise from failing to arrive at the meeting point on time due to personal reasons, you will be solely responsible!
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- Verify and use directly with "contact person's mobile phone + valid ID + reserved name"
- Norbulingka
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Guide
Norbulingka, meaning "Treasure Garden," is the summer palace where successive Dalai Lamas conducted their summer affairs, housing a large number of relics and treasures. The garden is divided into three areas: the front park with the eastern entrance pavilion, the central core palace area, and the western Golden Linka area, which is mainly composed of plant jungles. Norbulingka boasts a beautiful environment with a wide variety and abundance of plants and flowers, and dense tree shade, resembling Lhasa's "Shangri-La."
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Norbulingka

Guidebook
Norbulingka, meaning "Treasure Garden," is the summer palace where successive Dalai Lamas conducted their summer affairs, housing a large number of relics and treasures. The garden is divided into three areas: the front park with the eastern entrance pavilion, the central core palace area, and the western Golden Linka area, which is mainly composed of plant jungles. Norbulingka boasts a beautiful environment with a wide variety and abundance of plants and flowers, and dense tree shade, resembling Lhasa's "Shangri-La."