4 jours de visite privée de Lhassa

Type de visite : Visite privée, toutes les parties de l'itinéraire peuvent être personnalisées.
Guide & Driver: English-speaking guide, experienced driver with air-conditioned car
Repas : 3 petits déjeuners sous forme de buffet occidental, 2 déjeuners

Faits marquants :
A pilgrimage to dive into the core of the Tibetan Buddhist life.
See Potala Palace against blue sky and explore this Buddhist treasure trove.
Observe lamas’ passionate debating on Buddhist doctrines in Sera Monastery.
Visit Jokhang Temple, the ultimate pilgrimage site to find life-size Sakyamuni.

Jour 1 Arrivée à Lhassa
Thanks for booking our 4 days private Lhasa tour to explore one of the world’s highest city! Upon arrival, your guide will greet you outside the Baggage Claim area at Lhasa Gonggar Airport with an altitude of 3,650 meters (11,975 ft.). Then go on a comfortable private drive to the hotel for a 3-night stay.

Jour 2 Lhassa
After breakfast, your Lhasa tour will first start with the 500-year-old Monastère de Drepung, located in the western suburb of the city.Continue with a refreshing break at the Parc Norbulingka, the most beautiful and largest man-made park in Tibet. This park has lied there for 200 years and used to be the Summer Palace of successive Dalai Lamas, the spiritual leaders of Tibet. Next is the Monastère de Sera, another great monastery with a scale second to Drepung in Tibet. We will take you to witness lamas debating on Buddhist doctrines, held during afternoon from Monday to Saturday, which the monastery is especially famed for.

Jour 3 Lhassa
Your excursion to the splendid Palais du Potala is scheduled in the morning.After lunch, head to the city center for the Temple Jokhang. As old as the Potala Palace, this Buddhist temple represents the architectural combination of Tibetan, Han, Nepalese and Indian styles. It worships the rare life-size statue of Sakyamuni at the age of twelve, and that’s why the temple becomes the holy center of Tibetan Buddhism. Out of the temple, mingle in local life on Barkhor Street, a thriving bazaar and the city’s most famous pedestrian street.