Tibet 8-Day Tour: Lhasa & Mount Everest | Hilton Upgrade

• Eligible Travelers：This tour is open to travelers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, as well as visa-free or visa-facilitated countries such as Malaysia and Singapore. Travelers of other nationalities are kindly requested to confirm eligibility with our travel consultant in advance.
• Refund Terms:(according to the standards of the Observatory)
  1. Date of departure... 41 days or more before departureCancellation will incur a penalty of 5% of the total tour cost.
  2. Date of departure... 31–40 days before departureCancellation will incur a penalty of 10% of the total tour cost..
  3. Date of departure... 21–30 days before departureCancellation will incur a penalty of 20% of the total tour cost.
  4. Date of departure... 2–20 days before departureCancellation will incur a penalty of 30% of the total tour cost.
  5. Date of departure... 1 day before departureCancellation will incur a penalty of 50% of the total tour cost.
  6. Date of departure... On the day of departure or afterCancellation will incur a penalty of 100% of the total tour cost.
• Force Majeure Clause:In the event that additional expenses arise due to force majeure factors, such as natural disasters or flight delays, the travel agency shall not be liable for compensation. However, we will make every effort to provide assistance and support in handling the situation.
• Early Termination of the Tour：Any early withdrawal or failure to participate in scheduled activities for personal reasons shall be deemed a voluntary abandonment, and all payments made are non-refundable.
• Admission Ticket Policy：From June to September, Tibet is a peak travel season. Potala Palace tickets require advance reservation, and visiting times may be adjusted due to capacity limits or regulatory measures.
• Itinerary Flexibility：The itinerary sequence may be modified due to on-site conditions, while ensuring that all planned attractions are delivered as scheduled in terms of standard and quality.
• Health Recommendations:Travelers with high blood pressure, heart conditions, asthma, or recent colds are advised to consult a physician prior to booking to confirm their suitability for high-altitude travel.
• Conditions of Participation:Due to limited local tourism reception conditions in Tibet, travelers are kindly asked to maintain reasonable expectations and respect local culture and customs throughout the journey.
• Accommodation arrangements:Solo participants will be matched with a same-gender roommate where possible. Should this not be feasible, a single room supplement will be required.
• No Forced Shopping：We guarantee a 100% shopping-free itinerary.If any forced shopping is encountered during the tour, we will refund CNY 5,000 as compensation.
• Optional Activities：Optional activities, if available, will be explained by the guide according to the tour schedule, and participation is completely voluntary.
• Language Services:An English-speaking guide is arranged by default. If a guide in another language is required, please inform us in advance so that arrangements can be made accordingly.

Tibet tours are arranged with Chinese- or English-speaking guides by default. If guides in other languages are required, please inform us in advance and we will assist with the arrangements.

• Oxygen supplementation: Each guest is equipped with 1 bottle of portable oxygen canister, which can be used immediately in case of minor discomfort during the trip, thus providing greater peace of mind when coping with the high altitude environment.
• Daily mineral water: Each guest is provided with two bottles (300 ml each) of mineral water per day, helping maintain proper hydration and reduce discomfort caused by the dry high-altitude climate.
• Onboard Medical Oxygen： Each vehicle is equipped with a 4-liter medical-grade oxygen cylinder to respond to emergency situations and ensure safety throughout the journey.
• Blessing Sutra Event: Each guest may take part in a prayer flag hanging ritual, experiencing Tibetan culture firsthand and creating a special and meaningful memory of the journey.
• Health Limitations: Travelers with a history of severe hypertension, heart disease, asthma, or other chronic medical conditions are strongly advised not to participate, as high-altitude travel may pose risks to health and safety.
• Special Requirements for Taiwan Travelers： Travelers aged 65 and above holding a Taiwan Compatriot Permit are required to provide a medical health certificate issued by a hospital. The certificate must include key health indicators such as blood pressure, blood glucose, and heart rate, and clearly state that the traveler is “fit for high-altitude travel.” The document must be stamped by both the attending physician and the hospital. (This requirement currently applies only to travelers holding a Taiwan Compatriot Permit. Travelers from other regions or countries are not subject to this requirement at this time.)
• Travelers Not Recommended to Join： Travelers who are pregnant, have diabetes requiring insulin injections, a history of brain or ophthalmic surgery, lung diseases, or major surgical procedures are strongly advised to avoid high-altitude tours, as such environments may pose potential health risks.

• Guests are advised to refrain from intense physical activity upon arrival and to avoid bathing during the first two days to support proper altitude acclimatization.
• Please carry sun protection items such as sunglasses, lip balm, and sunscreen to protect yourself from strong ultraviolet exposure at high altitude.
• Altitude sickness is a normal reaction at high elevations, and most travelers gradually adapt within 1 to 3 days. If you experience any discomfort, please inform your guide immediately.
• As travel distances can be long, guests are advised to bring their own snacks and dry food to help replenish energy and maintain stamina during the journey.
• Guests who maintain regular fitness routines are advised to suspend strenuous exercise prior to high-altitude travel.
• Guests may consider preparing appropriate high-altitude medications in advance, based on personal needs and medical advice.
• Keep good sleep and rest, and avoid staying up late to help your body adapt to the plateau environment faster.
• Maintain a light and balanced diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid overeating and alcohol, as these may increase strain on the digestive system and the heart–lung function at high altitude.
• Wear warm, layered clothing, as temperature differences between day and night can be significant at high altitude. Adjust layers as needed to avoid catching a cold, which helps reduce the risk of altitude-related discomfort.
• If you feel unwell during the journey, try slow, deep breathing, and use the onboard oxygen supply or your portable oxygen canister as needed. In the evening, you may also consider using oxygen equipment provided at the hotel to help relieve discomfort.
• Please remain relaxed and avoid excessive tension or anxiety, as psychological stress may also intensify altitude-related discomfort.
• When traveling in Tibet, it is recommended to moderately consume local butter tea, which may help alleviate altitude-related discomfort and boost energy levels.

CITS2Go is committed to delivering a travel experience unlike any you’ve had before—crafted especially for our valued guests.
The meeting point for this tour is Lhasa, and guests from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore, etc. can choose to travel to the meeting point by plane or train.

As the Tibet Travel Permit application is based on flight or train information, guests must confirm their flight or train schedule with our travel consultant before purchasing tickets, in order to ensure a smooth permit application process.

For airfare arrangements, guests may choose to have CITS2Go assist with ticket booking. However, we recommend booking flights independently, as this allows you to earn credit card miles or reward points and enjoy greater flexibility in planning pre- and post-tour travel, creating a more personalized and seamless journey.

CITS2Go aims to offer our valued guests greater flexibility and freedom of choice throughout their journey.

Breakfast is arranged daily, while time for other main meals is left to our guests’ own discretion, allowing greater freedom and flexibility in dining choices：
In Lhasa, Shigatse, and along the route to Mount Everest, guests are free to explore a wide variety of local dining options—from Tibetan and Chinese cuisine to street food and hot pot—all chosen according to personal preference, with no restrictions.

By not pre-arranging group meals, the itinerary becomes more flexible, offers greater freedom of taste, and avoids the limitations and unnecessary waste often associated with standardized group dining.

In special situations or when time is limited, the guide may assist in arranging or pre-ordering meals and will inform guests in advance. Participation is entirely optional, and individual preferences are fully respected.

Dining freely allows you to truly savor the unique flavors of Tibet.

• Tibet Travel Permit Application NotesTravelers holding foreign passports or Taiwan travel documents are required to obtain a Tibet Travel Permit when traveling to Tibet. Our company will handle the entire application process on your behalf—guests simply need to provide the required information as requested.
• Travelers from Hong Kong and Macau are not required to apply for a Tibet Travel Permit. All necessary
• Required Documents：
  • A scanned copy of the passport information page (Required for travelers other than those from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan)
  • A copy of a Chinese visa or Taiwan Compatriot Permit, depending on the traveler’s nationality/status.
  • Some special itineraries may require additional documents, such as military area permits. Our company will inform guests in advance if such documents are required.
• Processing Time：The letter of entry to Tibet needs to be applied 30-45 days in advance, so please register and submit your information as early as possible to avoid any disruption to your trip.
• Attention:Please do not purchase tickets that cannot be used for the Tibet Entry Letter to avoid extra loss. If you have any questions, please check with us first.
• Additional Notes:Tibet policy may be adjusted due to the period and region, if there is a temporary change, we will immediately notify and help to deal with it.
• age: According to the regulations, travelers holding a Taiwan Compatriot Permit are required to prepare a health certificate issued by a public hospital.

💡 Considerate reminder: although it is complicated to apply for Tibet entry procedures, but we will handle the whole process on your behalf, you only need to prepare the necessary documents, and you can wait for the departure without any worries!