8-Day Exploration Tour of Lhasa & Mount Everest Base Camp

Additional information

Other Reminders

• I. Notes on Handling Documents for Foreign Tourists
• Foreign and overseas Chinese tourists must apply for a Tibet Travel Permit to enter Tibet, and need to submit documents for processing at least 30 days in advance. Without a Tibet Travel Permit, it is impossible to purchase air tickets or train tickets to enter Tibet.
• Detailed Rules for Handling Tibet Travel Permits:

1. Review Period: Please allow at least 20 working days for official review. When applying, you need to confirm the departure city for entering Tibet.
2. Required documents: Foreign and overseas Chinese tourists must provide clear scanned copies of their passports and valid Chinese visas; tourists from visa-exempt countries do not need to provide visa materials.
3. Supplementary materials for special visas: Family visit visas require additional proof of family visit; M-type business visas require proof of employment in China.
4. Foreign visitors going to the Mount Everest Base Camp area, in addition to the Tibet Travel Permit, also need to apply for a Foreigner's Travel Permit. This document is a border pass and will be assisted by the travel agency.
5. Please provide accurate and complete information when booking: name, gender, ID number, nationality, and contact information. The guest shall bear all losses incurred due to incorrect information submitted by the guest.
6. II. Potala Palace Reservation and Visiting Instructions
7. During peak season, visitor slots for the Potala Palace are limited, and each travel agency has a restricted number of group reservations available daily. To ensure smooth entry, travel agencies will book tickets through multiple channels. Due to restrictions imposed by ticket channel rules, please cooperate with your tour guide's arrangements. The following situations are all considered normal arrangements:
8. Members of the same group may be split into multiple smaller groups, or merged with other unfamiliar tourists to enter the park for visits.
9. Different groups will be assigned different visiting time slots, and may also be arranged to enter the park on different dates.
10. Each group enters for a visit led by a different tour guide.
11. For some special ticket types, tour guides cannot accompany visitors into the museum. We appreciate your understanding.
12. The Potala Palace visiting time is randomly allocated by the Potala Palace Management Office, and guests cannot specify a visiting time. The actual tour route order may not be consistent with the reference itinerary.
13. III. Age requirements for joining the tour and accompanying persons
14. Minors under the age of 18 participating in the tour must be accompanied by at least 1 paying adult throughout the trip.
15. Tourists aged 70 (inclusive) and above participating in the tour must be accompanied by at least one paying guest aged 18-69 (inclusive) and sign the "Tourist Commitment Letter"; please assess your personal high-altitude adaptability.
16. IV. High Altitude Health Risk Warning
17. This itinerary passes through high-altitude areas, with a maximum altitude of 5190 meters, making it very easy to experience altitude sickness. Common symptoms of altitude sickness include: headache, shortness of breath, insomnia, and body fatigue.
18. Individuals with severe heart disease, high blood pressure, lung disease, severe anemia, severe colds, and pregnant women are not advised to register for this trip. Please do not conceal your personal medical history.
19. 2-3 days before entering Tibet, ensure adequate sleep and avoid staying up late. Tourists who are prone to altitude sickness can take Rhodiola in advance; during hot seasons, take as needed, and stop immediately if you feel unwell.
20. On the day of arrival in Lhasa, it is recommended to rest quietly in the hotel; try not to take a bath on the night of arrival to prevent colds from inducing pulmonary edema and worsening high altitude sickness. Do not engage in strenuous exercise, drink alcohol, or smoke when first arriving at high altitudes.
21. For mild altitude sickness, prioritize rest. If you experience persistent severe headaches, vomiting, or difficulty breathing, please inform your tour guide immediately. If necessary, use oxygen or seek medical attention in lower altitude areas; severe altitude sickness is life-threatening. Most tourists can gradually adapt to high altitudes after 1-1.5 days.
22. In high-altitude areas, please slow down your pace, drink more warm water, and eat an appropriate amount of fruit; carry high-calorie snacks such as chocolate and jerky; people with weaker constitutions can prepare American ginseng to replenish their energy.
23. V. Dress Code, Hotel, and Travel Tips
24. The diurnal temperature range on the plateau is extremely large. In high-altitude areas such as Mount Everest and Namtso Lake, night temperatures in summer can drop to 0-5℃. Please prepare windproof and warm jackets, hats, gloves, and non-slip shoes. The ultraviolet radiation on the plateau is strong, so please take precautions against sun exposure.
25. The hardware conditions of hotels in Tibet are not as good as those in inland cities. Some hotels do not have elevators and may not provide disposable toiletries. Hot water mostly relies on solar energy, so 24-hour constant temperature hot water is not guaranteed, and network conditions are not promised.
26. When going out in the evening, it is recommended to go with companions and inform the tour guide in advance.
27. VI. Driving and Religious Folk Customs Tips
28. Tibet is vast, and driving time on some sections of the road may exceed sightseeing time. Please prepare yourself mentally in advance. The driving duration marked on the page is only an estimate and will be affected by speed limits and road conditions. The actual situation will be based on the on-site conditions during the trip.
29. When visiting temples, please dress respectfully; photography is prohibited inside the halls, please do not step on the threshold, and please respect local religious and folk customs.

Prohibitions & Limitations

• This activity is not recommended for anyone with impaired physical mobility
• This activity is not recommended for pregnant women
• This activity is not recommended for anyone with certain medical conditions such as high blood pressure, epilepsy, etc.
• Please dress accordingly depending on the day's weather conditions
• For smooth entry, please refrain from wearing flip flops, shorts, tank tops, or sleeveless shirts
• It is your responsibility to inform the operator if you have any special health conditions. The operator is not responsible for any adverse effects which may arise from any treatment.

Accessibility

• Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
• Child seats are not available
• This activity is not stroller-friendly
• This activity is not wheelchair-accessible
• This activity is not stroller and wheelchair-accessible

Vehicle & luggage info

• Passenger capacity: 8 passengers excluding the driver

Confirmation

• You'll get confirmation within 24 hours. If you don't receive a confirmation email, reach out to our customer support.

Cancellation policy

• You'll get a full refund if you cancel at least 48 hour(s) before the activity date (destination local time)
• In case of unforeseen events or extreme weather, the operator reserves the right to cancel the tour. If this happens, you have the option to reschedule or request a full refund
• If you've participated in at least one activity, visited at least one attraction or used one of the tickets, refunds can't be issued
• Be aware that the approval of reschedules, amendments or refunds are subject to availability
• The activity will be cancelled if there is not a minimum of 2 participants. If this happens, you'll get a rescheduled time or refund
• To find out more about the cancellation policy, contact Klook customer support

Redemption information

• Visit each attraction once

Usage validity

• The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)

Eligibility

• Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
• Participants must be aged 2+ to participate in this activity
• Children aged 2-17 must be accompanied by a paying adult
• Children aged 12+ will be charged the same rate as adults
• Children aged 2-11 years old are booked at adult prices; if the scenic spot offers child ticket discounts, the difference in ticket price will be refunded according to the actual discount amount.
• Seniors aged 65+ should present a medical certificate before participating