Nyenbo Yurtse Trekking: Trek past fields of Edelweiss and yaks grazing near turquoise glacial lakes and discover the dramatic shark tooth peaks of Nyenbo Yurtse. This the home to Tibetan nomads who live at the base of a mountain that hovers at a lofty 5369 meters/17,615 feet.

And getting there is half the fun! Along the way to Nyenbo Yurtse you will get to walk through the mud-daubed alleys of Labrang Monastery and see the untamed grasslands and the nomads who worship there

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Whether you would like to taste an authentic local Tibetan delicacy or typical continental food, Tibetan family kitchen is a place to go to in Lhasa.

This restaurant is the top-rated restaurant on all the rating platform on the internet, including Trip-Advisor. You can find the review in this link.

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Imagine embarking on a journey that takes you far from the ordinary and deep into the heart of Tibet’s rugged beauty. Tibet Trekking Tours offers an adventure that promises a unique perspective on your outdoor experience in this captivating land. As you set foot on the ancient trails, you’ll find yourself in the company of nomads, gracefully walking alongside majestic yaks. The path meanders through a pristine valley, revealing the untouched nomad camps and villages that dot the landscape.

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Tsurphu to Yangpachen Trekking Tour is second most popular trekking tour in Tibet. It beguns from Tsurphu monastery and ends at Yangpachen Valley.

This trek is nicely balances between wilderness and cultural Experiences. With combination of monasteries visit and Alpine tundra and mountain panoramas.

Here you will initially walk across several high valleys before emerging into the broad and windswept yangpachen valley.

The best time is for this trek is from Mid April to Mid October

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