14-Day Tibet Tour with Mt. Kailash and Lake Manasarovar

Pilgrimage to Mt. Kailash — \”Center of the World\”

Mt. Kailash, 1,220 km (730 miles) distant from Lhasa, is regarded as the \’Father Mountain\’ and the center of the world by Tibetan Buddhists. Even when it has nothing to do with religion or beliefs, many travelers are still attracted by the area\’s remote beauty, atmosphere of reverence, and extreme scenery.

The Ali (Ngari) Prefecture area where Mt. Kailash is located is considered to be \”the Tibet of Tibet\”. It is one of the areas with the lowest population density in the world. The holy mountain and the holy lake stand aloof from the world there, where the mysterious Guge Kingdom flourished and fell. It is also a paradise for the plateau\’s wild animals.

With this 14-day Tibet tour including a 3-day Kailash kora (pilgrimage circuit) and a visit to Lake Manasarovar, you can experience the most primeval and extreme beauty of Tibet.

Mt. Kailash and Lake Manasarovar Tour Map

Tour \’Wow\’ Points

Make a Once-in-a-Lifetime Kailash Kora

Pilgrimage to the holy mountain worshipped in Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, Jainism, and Bonism. Do a 3-day trek to witness the mysterious phenomenon of this mountain, which cannot be explained.

Stand between Holy Lake and Ghost Lake

Enjoy the tranquility and pureness of Lake Manasarovar and the gloomy color and windless waves of Lake Rakshastal — \’the Lake of Ghosts\’.

Find Traces of the Lost Guge Kingdom

Climb up the soil cliff to discover the remains (earth fort walls) of a splendid kingdom that disappeared overnight.

Feast Your Eyes on the Unique \”No-Man\’s Land\” Landscape

Stand in front of the unbelievable \”soil forest\”, which has never been seen by most travelers.

Stray into the Wild Animals\’ Plateau Paradise

Driving across the vast grasslands, yaks, Tibetan antelope, and Tibetan donkeys might be running right by your side.

See Premonitions on the Sutra Wall in the Most Mysterious Monastery

Discover Sakya Monastery to learn the history of how Tibet was incorporated into China\’s territory in the Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368). Witness the mysterious sutra wall, which is believed to show signs of disasters in the world.