Du lịch Tây Tạng chuyên sâu Lhasa - Yamdrok - Shigatse - Everest Base Camp - Nyingchi Bomi Ranwu Hồ 14 ngày

· Tibet Travel Permit application fee · Accommodation throughout the trip (standard twin rooms; due to limited conditions at Everest and Namtso, guests will stay in local guesthouses or tent hotels without breakfast) · Vehicle costs throughout Tibet (including road and bridge tolls, fuel, vehicle mountain entry fees; self-arranged during free time) · Driver and guide food and accommodation costs · One excellent local Tibetan guide with Chinese and English commentary, plus their accommodation and meal allowance · Travel agency service fee (including bottled water throughout the trip and oxygen supply from Lhasa to Everest) · Free airport pick-up and drop-off in Chengdu · One night's accommodation at a hotel near Chengdu Airport · Travel agency liability insurance (maximum coverage 200,000 RMB) · Hotel breakfast; guesthouses do not include breakfast

· Full-trip meals: As this is a group tour and due to the poor dining environment on the road, meals are not included (breakfast is included at hotels, but not at guesthouses). Group members will dine on their own, and the cost is approximately 30-60 yuan per person per meal. Our guide will provide you with the most suitable options; Tickets: All admission tickets throughout the trip need to be paid on your own. Round-trip transportation from your departure city to Lhasa (booking service available). Personal expenses, such as hotel laundry fees, telephone fees, excess baggage fees, beverage costs during meals, and optional paid activities such as Yangbajing geothermal hot springs 30-60 yuan, horse riding at Namtso and boat rides at Basum Tso; other expenses caused by irresistible objective reasons (such as natural disasters, strikes, wars) or flight delays, cancellations, and visa delays; Tips: (Standard: each person needs to pay no less than 30 yuan per day to the driver and no less than 30 yuan per day to the guide) All expenses not mentioned in "Price Includes".

· 1. Patients with severe high blood pressure or heart disease are advised not to go to Tibet, and tourists with severe colds should wait until they have recovered before entering Tibet. · 2. Tibet is located on a plateau, and most guests will experience altitude sickness to a greater or lesser degree. As long as you pay attention to rest and eat properly (do not eat too much, which increases the burden on your stomach and intestines) and relax, mild altitude sickness generally disappears in about 1-3 days, so there is no need to worry too much; a very small number of travelers may experience severe altitude sickness, and as long as you communicate promptly with the guide or driver, you can receive timely oxygen or be sent to a hospital. · 3. Because the routes in Tibet are long, much time is spent in the vehicle, and it is unavoidable that meals may not be eaten on time, so please bring some snacks and biscuits. · 4. Due to Tibet's special conditions, please pay attention to keeping warm. On the first day, please try not to take a shower, as showering accelerates blood circulation and increases the body's demand for oxygen. · 5. Tibet has strong sunlight and an especially dry climate, so sunscreen, sunglasses, lip balm, and similar items are essential. · 6. April to November each year is a relatively suitable time to travel to Tibet. · 1. The above itineraries welcome tourists from all over the world to sign up. Tourists from outside the mainland who travel to Tibet should consult customer service in advance to handle the relevant procedures. The above prices do not include tax. · 2. If you cancel the itinerary after registration for personal reasons, the refund standards are as follows: Cancellation more than 20 days before the itinerary starts: free cancellation. Cancellation 19-4 days before the itinerary starts: a penalty of 30% of the deposit paid will be charged. Cancellation within 3 days before the itinerary starts: a penalty of 50% of the deposit paid will be charged. Cancellation 1 day before the itinerary starts: the deposit is non-refundable. · 3. If increased costs are incurred or the itinerary cannot be toured normally due to force majeure factors such as landslides, mudslides, avalanches, floods, earthquakes, and other natural phenomena, or due to airline flight delays or cancellations, according to relevant tourism regulations our agency will not bear the corresponding compensation liability, but we will actively coordinate and handle the matter so that the itinerary can proceed smoothly. · 4. If guests fail to complete activities during the tour or leave the group early for personal reasons, it will be regarded as automatic abandonment, and the fees will not be refunded. · 5. June, July, August, and September each year are the peak season for Tibet tourism. Joining our agency can guarantee Potala Palace tickets. To protect the Potala Palace historic site, only 2,300 tourists can be received each day, so the Potala Palace visit may be moved earlier or later. · 6. Without affecting the originally set standards and attractions, our agency may change the order of attraction visits according to the actual situation on the day of the itinerary. · 7. Patients with severe high blood pressure, asthma, or heart disease should not join the group, and patients with colds should enter Tibet after recovery. · 8. Tibet is a border ethnic minority region, and tourism reception conditions are limited. We hope all tourists will have reasonable expectations, respect the cultural beliefs and living habits of ethnic minority compatriots, and live together harmoniously. · 9. If a natural single room occurs due to gender reasons, our agency will arrange a triple room (or a standard twin room with an extra bed), or the guest will pay the single room supplement. · 10. Shops in scenic areas and Tibetan folk villages are not shopping stops arranged by the travel agency. Please consider carefully. · 11. Optional paid items will be considered according to the group joining time that day and the proportion of participants in favor, and no forced consumption will be imposed.