Tibet Autonomous Regions has long been known as the ” Roof of the world” and is no idle statement. The land veiled in secrecy, closed to the outside world for centuries.” The Roof of the World” is now open to you. The valley bottom of Tibet is higher than the highest mountain elsewhere. Its snow- covered plateau is the highest in the world.

Apart from Everest, which Tibetans see from the other side, many a mountain ranges are over 15000ft. We are introduced with chanting monks’ stopped in prayer, the nomadic herds men of the Tibetan plateau mingle and wade through prostrating citizens as they circumambulate monasteries on their bellies while prayer flags fan the burning incense as the smoke rise towards the heaven, to God who govern by a faith compassionate to living thing.

Tibet, “ The Roof of the World”, is a great land of beauty and mystery for tourists, mountaineers and explorers. When you step on the soil of the roof of the world, climb upon the world’s highest peak, put on the beautiful Tibetan dress, ride the Tibetan pony or Yak.

“ The boat of the Alpine plateau”, look at the melting of the charming pastoral songs, spend a night in a nomad’s tent, taste a mouthful of aromatic sweet Tibetan barley beer, drink a cup of specially flavoured yak butter tea, eat some tasty mutton, sit around blazing, crackling fire, enjoy the melodious music from the “ Dannijan” Six stringed lute, bask in the romantic charm of a night on the high plateau grassland and explore on foot the mysterious, unhabited, open spaces, the holy mountains and the sacred lakes, you will have on overwhemling and intoxicating experience which will be the most unforgettable time in your life. The best seasion for tours in Tibet is, April- November.