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Mount Everest Basecamp

Mount Everest Basecamp

Explore Mt Everest's Tibet side on a holiday to China

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Around 600 kilometres from Lhasa set amongst some of the world’s most starkly beautiful and extreme landscapes is the mighty Mount Everest. Towering to 8,848 metres above sea level, the earth’s highest mountain is an once-in-a-lifetime sight, and there is no better place to view it than base camp. Located under the gaze of its north face, on the Tibet side, the sweeping views of Everest and its massif are unsurpassed. Visit the monks at Rongbuk Monastary before following the gravel track to base camp itself, where you’ll find unobstructed views, nomad tents and the world’s highest post office.

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Tibetan Wonders
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Tibetan Wonders
24 days from $9,380pp
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Kunming (2N) - Dali (2N) - Lijiang (2N) - Zhongdian (2N) - Lhasa (4N) - Shigatse (1N + 1N) - New Tingri (2N) - Rongbuk (1N) - Gyantse (1N) - Tsedang (1N) - Chengdu (2N)
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  • Physical Rating 4
    Extended walking. Physical activities on challenging terrain.
Tour Highlights:
  • Journey to Shangri-La
  • Discover Shaxi ancient town
  • Soak up mystical Lhasa
  • Explore Tibet's temples
  • Cross the Tibetan Plateau
  • Gaze upon Mount Everest
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Tibetan Railroad
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Tibetan Railroad
18 days from $8,980pp
 
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Xian (2N) – Xining (1N) – Qinghai-Tibet Railway (1N) – Lhasa (3N) – Shigatse (2N) – Mt Everest Base Camp (1N) – Shigatse (1N) – Gyantse (1N) – Tsedang (1N) – Lhasa (1N) – Chengdu (1N)
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  • Physical Rating 4
    Extended walking. Physical activities on challenging terrain.
Tour Highlights:
  • Overnight on the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, the world's highest train
  • Stand in awe of Mt Everest
  • Experience the spectacular Terracotta Warriors in Xian
  • Discover the palaces, temples and monasteries of Lhasa, Shigatse and Gyantse
  • Dine on delicious local Tibetan cuisine
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