A Tibet private tour is a fully personalized journey arranged exclusively for you and your travel companions. We offer a variety of tour options with both classic routes and custom itineraries, allowing travelers to take advantage of flexible daily schedules and the full attention of our friendly guide and reliable driver. This means you can spend more time at the sites you love, travel comfortably at your own pace, and enjoy a safer journey through Tibet’s challenging terrain. From ancient monasteries and bustling markets to remote valleys and towering Himalayan peaks, our private tours provide a once-in-a-lifetime experience that reveals the true spirit of Tibet.
Our classic Tibet private tours typically last 4-8 days and cover the most popular destinations. These relatively easy and slower-paced itineraries are ideal for families with children or senior members, particularly those visiting Tibet for the first time.
Our private cultural and spiritual tours of Tibet are designed for those who wish to gain a deeper understanding of this holy land. The tours include visits to some lesser-known attractions, participation in local festivals, or a niche tour such as Tibetan arts.
Discover the Roof of the World on foot or by by bike! Enjoy scenic treks, or high-altitude cycling routes guided by local experts. Whether you prefer gentle trails or challenging mountain passes, our bespoke tours allow you to move at your own pace.
Mount Kailash is located far from Lhasa. You can choose to get there by either an overland drive or a shorter flight. Whether you plan to complete the full Kailash Kora or simply visit without trekking, we can customize a meaningful and memorable trip for you.
Embark on an exhilarating journey across Tibet via the China-Nepal Friendship Highway. We also organize overland routes from Sichuan, Yunnan, Qinghai and Xinjiang, taking in dramatic gorges, vast grasslands, and holy mountains before reaching the heart of the plateau.
Experience Tibet on your own terms with a motorbike or self-drive expedition. Explore the plateau's landscapes with the flexibility to stop at remote monasteries, lakes and villages along the way. Enjoy an adventure that offers both excitement and independence.
Those who are suitable for a private tour include, but not limited to, the following:
The cost of a Tibet private tour can vary widely depending on factors such as group size, itinerary, travel season, and accommodation preferences. As a general guideline, a private tour for one to two travelers is usually 20%–30% more expensive than joining a group tour because the fixed costs (vehicle & guide) are shared by fewer people. Prices become more economical as the group size increases, especially for parties of five or more, where the per-person rate can drop significantly. Read more: How Much Does It Cost to Travel to Tibet? Price Guide 2026
Yes. You can select from a range of hotel options, including budget hotels, boutique Tibetan-style hotels, and international chains (There are 5-star hotels in most of big cities of Tibet, such as St. Regis, InterContinental, Hilton, etc.). Your travel consultant can recommend options based on comfort level and location.
It’s best to book at least 20–40 days in advance to allow time for permit processing and itinerary planning. Booking earlier is recommended during peak seasons (May–October), especially in 2026 when the Year of the Horse is auspicious in Tibetan Buddhism and attract many more tourists coming for pilgrimage.
Potala Palace
Mt. Everest
Yamdrok Lake
Sera Monastery
Namtso Lake
Mt. Kailash
From Jan, CzechThe trip went exactly as planned and we saw exactly everything that was promised in the program. I chose this travel agency by chance, but it turned out that I could not have chosen a better one for seeing Mount Everest, so I highly recommend it to everyone.
From Vicki, United KingdomOur guide in Lhasa called Phurbur was excellent and answered all our questions on Tibet as well as giving us loads of information and taking us to some cheap local eating places (as we requested) where he ate with us.
