Lhasa “The Forbidden City” is the spiritual and political capital of Tibet Autonomous Region, and also a central administrative station for Communist Chinese Government in the region. Former abode of Dalai Lama (Living God for Tibetans) and some of the most ancient Buddhist culture and traditions, Lhasa has long been kept away from the foreign tourists and media. Heinrich Harrer's account of Tibet in "Seven Years in Tibet" gave first idea of the city, its culture, traditions and lifestyle, to the western world.

Few of the most revered and historical monuments to take a look during in Tibet are; Potala Palace (Winter Palace), Nobulingka (Summer Palace), Drepung Monastery, Sera Monastery, Ganden Monastery, Tashilhunpo Monastery and Jokhang Temple.

This trips aim is to introduce you the intriguing details of Tibet and its centuries old cultural and architectural wonders. One get to observe the nomadic lifestyle of remote Tibetans villages and mingle with them during the overland tour in the outskirts of Lhasa.