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In 2025, we offer 15 best Tibet Group Tours for traveling in small groups at budget prices!
Discover Tibet with one of the BEST and LARGEST LOCAL TEAM - Asia Odyssey Travel - backed by 15 years of experience, trusted local guides, skilled drivers, and reliable vehicles. With our all-inclusive Tibet Group Tour packages and guaranteed departures throughout 2025, we make exploring Tibet easy and affordable. Our commitment to delivering top-quality service at the most competitive prices.
What Types of Tibet Group Tours Do We Offer?
(1) Classic Tibet Group Tours: Our expertly crafted itineraries take you to iconic destinations such as Lhasa, Mount Everest Base Camp, Yamdrok Lake, Namtso Lake, and Nyingchi. We offer 5 to 16-day itineraries that explore the nature and culture of Tibet.
(2) Sichuan-Tibet Group Tours: For an epic overland journey from Chengdu to Lhasa, join our Sichuan-Tibet Group Tour via the G318 route to experience breathtaking natural landscapes, or take the G317 route to explore both primitive cultural and natural sites.
(3) China-Tibet Group Tours: Want to explore beyond Tibet? Combine your Tibet tour with other top destinations in China, such as Beijing, Xian, Chengdu, for 15 days' trip.
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Join our popular Tibet Group Tours and explore Tibet’s classic destinations hassle-free! Our group packages cover everything - top attractions, comfortable stays, transportation, meals, and travel permits. With Tibet group tour options from 8 to 16 days at budget-friendly prices, find your perfect adventure today!
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Start your China Tibet adventure from Beijing or Shanghai, the ideal gateways to explore must-see destinations like Xian, Chengdu, and Guilin. For a complete experience, choose an all-encompassing Tibet tour covering Lhasa, Yamdrok Lake, and Mount Everest. Short on time? Opt for a 4-day Lhasa tour packed with highlights. The following are our top 3 recommended China Tibet group tours, promising the best experiences at the lowest prices. Pick your favorite!
Top Reasons to Take Tibet Group Tours with Us
At Asia Odyssey Travel, we don't "sell tours" - we offer unparalleled service to every traveler. With our local office based in Lhasa, we have a dedicated team of local English-speaking guides, experienced drivers, and regular tourist vehicles to provide you with the best service at every step of your journey.
Thirteen years ago, we started as a Tibet-based travel agency offering group tour packages to the Roof of the World. With our extensive experience, we’ve specialized in organizing tours to Lhasa, Shigatse, Mount Everest, Mount Kailash, Guge Kingdom, Yamdrok Lake, Namtso Lake, Nyingchi, and more. Our unparalleled expertise in the region promises a journey of a lifetime to some of the world's most awe-inspiring destinations.
What to Expect Tibet Group Tours with Asia Odyssey Travel
Professional & Knowledgeable Tibet Local Guides
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Tibet Group Tour FAQs - Plan Your Tibet Group Travel Worry-free
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1. Do I need to get a Tibet permit to visit Tibet? How long does it take to obtain?
All foreign travelers are required to obtain a Tibet Travel Permit to visit Tibet. The permit can only be applied for through a registered travel agency in Tibet (we are local based Tibet travel agency with office setting in Lhasa) and is required to purchase flight or train tickets to Tibet. The permit is necessary to enter Tibet and visit certain areas within the region, including Lhasa and Mount Everest Base Camp. Travelers should plan ahead and allow sufficient time for the permit application process, as it can take one to two weeks to obtain the necessary permits.
All foreign travelers are advised to make their bookings at least one week in advance and send the necessary documents to us for obtaining the permits. However, if you plan to visit Mount Kailash, it is recommended to book at least two weeks in advance, as it may take longer to obtain the necessary permits.
Learn more about Tibet Travel Permits & How to Obtain >>
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2. When is the best time to visit Tibet?
The best time to visit Tibet is from April to October, during the spring, summer, and autumn seasons. The weather during this time is mild and dry, with clear skies and comfortable temperatures.
The peak tourist season is from late June to early October. However, visiting in the shoulder seasons of April-May and mid-October to November can offer fewer crowds and lower prices. You can decide your best time to come to fulfill your Tibet dream.
Besides the weather condition, there are some grand festivals such as Saga Dawa Festival (May/June), Tibetan New Year (February) and Shoton Festival (August). If you are interested in the cultural experience in Tibet, feel free to contact our travel experts to match your ideas and likes.
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3. Do We have to have at least 2 pax to make a small group tour?
Planning your Tibet group tour is easy, as there is no requirement for a minimum of 2 people from the same country to form a small group tour. Whether you are a solo traveler or traveling with your family or friends with different nationalities, you are welcome to join the group tour.
Regardless of the itinerary you choose, in most cases, the tour will depart as scheduled as long as there is at least one person in the group.
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4. Can I have my own group tour?
Yes, if you are traveling with a group of friends or with your family, you can customize your own group tour. Please contact your professional travel consultant to discuss and arrange a customized group tour that meets your needs and preferences.
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5. I’m a solo traveler, do I have to pay the single supplement?
Actually, it depends on the room configuration. If the solo traveler chooses to stay in a twin-bed standard room, a single supplement may apply. However, if the solo traveler agrees to share the room with another traveler in the group, the single supplement can be waived. If you are a solo traveler, please let us know your preferences and we will do our best to accommodate you.
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6. Do I need to be in good physical condition to take a Tibet tour?
Yes, it is recommended that travelers be in good physical condition to take a Tibet tour, as many tours involve hiking and trekking at high altitudes. The average elevation of Tibet is over 4,000 meters (13,000 feet), and some of the popular tourist destinations, such as Mount Everest and Mount Kailash, are even higher. Travelers with heart or lung problems, high blood pressure, or other medical conditions that may be affected by high altitude should consult with their doctors before traveling to Tibet.
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7. Should I worry about altitude sickness when travelling in Tibet?
The average elevation of the region is over 4,000 meters and altitude sickness is a common concern for travelers visiting Tibet. Not everybody will suffer from altitude sickness when traveling in Tibet and most visitors will be in good condition when they arrive.
The symptoms of altitude sickness can include headache, nausea, dizziness, and shortness of breath. It is important to allow time to acclimate to the high altitude and to take precautions to prevent altitude sickness. Travelers should drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol and caffeine, and eat light meals that are high in carbohydrates. It is also recommended to take it easy for the first few days, avoiding strenuous activities and allowing time to adjust to the new altitude when arrive in Lhasa. Some travelers may also benefit from taking medication to prevent or treat altitude sickness.
If symptoms of altitude sickness persist or worsen, it is important to seek medical attention immediately. Many hotels and travel agencies in Tibet have oxygen supplies on hand to help alleviate the symptoms of altitude sickness. It is important to consult with a doctor before traveling to Tibet, especially if you have a history of heart or lung problems, high blood pressure, or other medical conditions that may be affected by high altitude.
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8. At what age are children suitable for Tibet tour?
There is no specific age requirement for children to take a Tibet tour, but it is important to consider the high altitude and the physical demands of some of the activities involved. Children who are too young or not physically fit may not be able to participate in some of the more strenuous activities, such as trekking or hiking at high altitudes.
It is recommended that children be at least 4 years old to take a Tibet tour, as younger children may have difficulty adjusting to the high altitude.
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9. Normally, how many tourists travel in a small group tour? Where are they from?
Typically, small group tours in Tibet will have 6-12 travelers, and you will have the opportunity to meet and travel with tourists from different parts of the world. This can be a great chance to make new friends and connect with people from different cultures and backgrounds.
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10. What are the accommodations like on a Tibet tour?
There are two main types of accommodation choices on a Tibet group tour: basic standard and comfortable. In major cities like Lhasa, there are a variety of accommodation options available, ranging from 3 star to 4 star hotels. In more remote areas, such as near Mount Everest or Mount Kailash, the accommodations may be more basic, with simple guesthouses or tented camps. We will email you the detailed hotel arrangement after your booking.
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11. How to get to Tibet? Can you help me book Tibet train or flight to Lhasa?
Basically, there are two ways to reach Tibet: from Chinese mainland and from Nepal.
From Chinese mainland: The most common ways to get to Tibet are by train or by air. The Qinghai-Tibet Railway is the highest railway in the world and offers stunning views of the Tibetan Plateau. There are also several flights to Lhasa Gonggar Airport from major cities in China, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, and Xi'an. You need the Tibet permit to board the train or flight. We can help you book the Tibet train or flight to Lhasa and obtain the Tibet permits.
From Nepal: Travelers can take a non-stop flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa or go on an overland tour to Lhasa, which usually takes about 8 days. To enter Tibet from Nepal, travelers need a Tibet travel permit and a Group Tourist visa.
Latest Tibet Group Tours Reviews from Our Customers
Adolfo M
1. Most important.. Great, immediately and Clear communication. ( a travel agency that Answer all your questions will make your life so much easier )
2. Helpful... Gotta say Kayla (AOT sales representative) save me more than twice when I experienced problems that didn't had anything to do with the trip ( Chinese Visa, emergency travel to another city in China)
3. Organized... Well , This is by far one of the best organized tours I have take ,
Everything on time, food ready where it was programmed , they expected us at the places that were scheduled, I have travel to 55 countries so I know what I'm talking about. SUSAN was the name of our tour guide and she was more than wonderful, complete knowledge of what she was talking about and also a lot of experience in the travel agency business (16 years) , make our life so much easier.
4. What you paid is what you get.. well this is very important, as many times you paid for one thing and you have that feeling that it wasn't worth it, well with Asian Odyssey Travel you get what you pay.
5. Resolving problems/issues... well , this is the real deal , when you have an agency that helps you when unexpected trouble hits you... Kayla solve all our problems because of a problem not related to them or the trip. She and the agency went beyond their duty to help us to solve several issues non related to the group, this is by far the best point why I would choose them again.
About the trip.... well, what else I can add of this magnificent place, I think choosing the correct agency will decide your experience in China.
GalleryDestination(s): Tibet
Date of Experience: Sep 11, 2024
Tour Customized by: Kayla
You May be Interested in This Tour: 8 Days Lhasa Yamdrok Shigatse Group Tour with Everest Base Camp
Evans S
Destination(s): Tibet
Date of Experience: Nov 01, 2024
Tour Customized by: Teresa
You May be Interested in This Tour: 5 Days Classic Lhasa Group Tour with Yamdrok Lake
John W
Australia
Special mention and thanks need to be made to Mandy at Asia Odyssey. She answered all the questions l had on the tour and payments. She obtained the Tibet travel permit for me and helped me with the apps that I needed for travelling in China and saw to it that l got picked up at the airport as arranged.
Destination(s): Tibet
Date of Experience: Oct 10, 2024
Tour Customized by: Mandy
You May be Interested in This Tour: 8 Days Lhasa Yamdrok Shigatse Group Tour with Everest Base Camp
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