Trekking in Tibet. Tibet offers a great opportunity for trekking on the planet. The most extensive jumble of mountains stretching for almost 1900 miles (3000 km) and forming its entire southern boundary of the Himalaya and along its western extremity is the best realm for trekking. Between these two ranges are found all fourteen of the world’s 8000-meter peaks including Mount Everest. In Northern Tibet, the plateau is high arid and wide stretch known as the Chang Tang, the “Northern Plains,” while Eastern Tibet is bounded by a succession of mountains where three of Asia’s largest rivers cut deep, parallel gorges for the journey from the Plateau to the sea.

Many travelers consider Tibet a desolate, cold windswept desert on the roof of the World. But Tibet has an unusually diverse and strikingly beautiful landscape of snow-capped summits, lush rhododendron & conifer forests and fertile agricultural valley, too.

Trekking in Tibet can be categorized into Tibet pilgrimage trek, Tibet culture trek and sightseeing trek. Under Tibet pilgrimage trek we organize a three-day trek around Asia’s most sacred peak, Mt Kailash, in the remote Western Tibet. It is the pilgrimage destination of Buddhists, Bon, Hindus, and Jains. We can also explore ‘Tsaparang’ and ‘Guge Kingdom’, the repository of ancient Tibetan civilization along with Mount Kailash tour package. Recently paved roads and a new airport outside ‘Ali’ make the two-week trip a lifetime experience.

Other most popular treks in Tibet are Tsurphu to Yangpachen Trek, Tingri to Everest Base Camp Trek, Shalu to Nartang Trek, Lake Manasarovar Kora, Ganden to Samye Trek and Everest Advance Base Camp Trek, etc.

Best time for trekking
The best season for trekking in Tibet is from May through the end of November. The weather during these months is surprisingly mild, cool with warm temperatures and clear sky.