Tibet - A Lost Eden in The Himalayas

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Tibet - a land that remained unknown till the very beginning of 20th century continues to spell her magic on the world with her store of mysteries and natural riddles. The atrocious weather, unreachable northern Himalayas and the tales of Yeti and Yak make Tibet even more abstruse and enigmatic. Would you not like the magical land of the famous novel ‘Seven Years in Tibet’ by Heinrich Harrer come alive just in front of you? You may get a chance to live a fantasy world as you embark for a trekking in the Himalayan valleys! Come explore Tibet, you never know what’s hidden for you at the end of this world - Tibet.

Bewitching Nature
As the nature masters in her craft, Tibet spreads her beauty wings with serene lakes and meandering rivers. A euphoric population of swans and geese makes the banks of lakes and rivers ecstatic and charming. Be cautious while wandering on the shore as you may be standing on any bird-egg.

Yalong valley – a hamper with meandering rivers and crystal lakes is probably the most popular destination in Tibet. Relic culture and exquisite artifacts make the region even more charming to discover. Yaluzangbu River, that feeds the valley, is the highest river in the world with an average elevation of 3000m. The picturesque beauty of Lhasa River and Yarlong Tsangpo River flowing round the neck of green hills will surely take your breath away. The mesmerizing beauty of Yarlong Tsangpo continues with its rambling course as it enters India as Brahmaputra. The Yangtze and Huang He are the other rivers of Tibet that leave no chance to spell magic on you with their magical vistas.

Nature was here in a mood to play with water. After creating a number of bewitching rivers, the sultry and alluring lakes followed to make Tibet more enchanting. Nam Tso, the second largest salt lake in Tibet is famous for capturing some of the most beautiful creations of nature. Once you are in Tibet, do not forget to visit the heavenly beauty of Nam Tso lake. Yamzho Yumco Lake situated at a height of 4400m above sea level is another jewel that you must add in your Tibet itinerary. Apart from the magnificent natural beauty of the surroundings, Samding Monastery is a must see near Yamzho Yumco lake where Doje Pamo, the only woman Living Buddha in Tibet stayed. The hot spring in Oiga is magic by itself which not only steals your heart with its tranquil beauty but is also famous for treating stomach and eye diseases. The serenity of a number of other lakes like Lake Pagsum Co, Lake Ra’og Co and Lake Tangra Yumco of Tibet will also touch your heart alike.