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Famously known as "The Roof of the World", Tibet is one of the oldest cities and a cultural hub alive in Central Asia today. Ever since, Heinrich Harrer gave their first-hand encounter of Tibet in his book "Seven Years in Tibet", many tried exploring the desolate plateau of the forbidden Himalayan kingdom. Locked away at the higher-altitude and from curious eyes, it has long excited the Western world and media for exploration and discoveries.

Tibetans, the Butter-tea fanatics, have managed to keep their tradition alive for centuries. Lhasa (3,650 m/11,975ft), also known as "The Forbidden City", is the spiritual and political capital of Tibet. Former home of the Dalai Lama, the numerous religious and historical monuments, including Potala Palace (Winter Palace), Nobulingka, Drepung Monastery, Sera Monastery, Ganden Monastery, Tashilhunpo Monastery, and Jokhang Temple, add exotic flavors to the city.

The rugged terrain, varying altitudes, and mostly inaccessible landscapes keep Tibet apart from the rest of the world. The region is mainly inhabited by Tibetan Buddhists, along with a minor population of Bon, Muslims, and Christians scattered in the region. Tibet, at large, has still remained unexplored by tourists, therefore, making it one of those extraordinary destinations where adventure lurks around every corner!

Mt. Kailash, a mountain in the western region of Tibet, is considered holy by Hindus and Buddhists alike. People from various parts of the Indian Subcontinent make a pilgrimage to the Kailash once a year. It is also the source of four major Asian tributaries.


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  • An excellent trekking adventure, we experienced far more than we could have imagined, excellent views, wonderful people, especially our guide “Pemba” who explained local customs, flora and fauna. Generally made the trek a lot of fun. Highly recommend a guide and Nepal Vision for a fulfilling trekking experience.

    Paul

  • This trip was an absolute dream. Every day brought a new thrill, from the heart-pounding rush of rafting on the Trishuli River to the breathtaking sunrise at Sarangkot. The bungee jump in Kushma was pure adrenaline—I’ll never forget that feeling. Nepal’s landscapes, combined with the nonstop adventure, make this a must-do. Thank you Nepal Vision Team for this trip.

    Olivia Mayer

  • can’t thank Nepal Vision Treks enough for this incredible experience… Manaslu is beautifulOur guide Pemba was always patient and supportive… Karta checked in regularly, ensuring all logistics were taken care of. The trek was challenging but well worth it, thanks to this amazing team… danyebad namaste(hope its right)

    Jorge Alvarez

  • We did a short trek with Nepal vision on February 2024.Both view point Muldai and Poonhill are awesome Their service was so amazing highly recommended the company Nepal Vision  

    Jenettle L

  • We had the most incredible time only made possible by our inspiring guide, Om Prakash  and the powerful engine of Dipak. Om Prakash was caring, attentive, motivating and patient - the most wonderful man. Possibly the best guide ever!!!

    Christopher Morris

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