Tibet Nyingchi Peach Blossom 10-Day Tour | Bomi, Nyingchi & Everest | 2026 Small Group (10 Travelers)

Upon arrival in Linzhi, the tour guide will meet you at the airport 24 hours a day and arrange for you to stay at the hotel. Today's trip is mainly to rest and adapt to the plateau, so that the body can gradually adjust to the best state to meet the next peach blossom journey.

★ Helpful Reminder:
On the first day of arrival, please rest more and avoid strenuous activities and high places. Drink plenty of warm water, avoid alcohol and cigarettes, and avoid hot baths to help you adapt to the plateau.

Walking into Gala Peach Blossom Village, there are pink flowers all over the place.The peach blossoms on the mountains are especially romantic against the snow-capped mountains. This place is honored as "the name card of spring in Tibet", and it only has a short flowering period every year, but it is enough to mesmerize people. The petals fall with the wind, as if you are in a poetic painting.Afterwards, we crossed the Sedera Pass and stood at a height of 4,728 meters above sea level.The view of the Namcha Barwa Peak from a distance. Known as "China's most beautiful snow-capped mountain", this huge peak is surrounded by clouds and mist all year round, and if the weather is clear, its sharp peaks, which look like swords piercing the sky, will suddenly appear. As we drive through Bomi in the late afternoon, the canyons, snow-capped peaks, forests and streams along the way are intertwined into a spectacular landscape, making the whole journey a scenic blockbuster.

➤ Gala Peach Blossom Village🌸
Tibet's most representative of the peach blossom viewing place, every April, pieces of peach forest bloom, pink and white flowers and the distant snow-capped mountains, blue sky. This is not only a paradise for photography enthusiasts, but also a sea of auspicious flowers in the hearts of Tibetans.

➤ Sedera pass (mountain range)
At an altitude of 4,728 meters, it is the best place to see Namcha Barwa. In the morning or dusk, the snow-capped peaks are colored by golden light, and the mountains look like burning giants.

★ Helpful Reminder:
Namcha Barwa, known as the "Shy Lady Peak", is always hidden in the clouds and mist. If you are lucky enough to have a clear day, you will be able to see its absolute beauty.

Walking into the peach blossom hinterland of Bomi County, the sea of flowers, snow-capped mountains and river valleys intertwine to form the most magnificent picture scroll in spring.. Our itinerary isIn addition to the famous scenic spots, you can also visit the secret peach blossom area hidden in the valley.The place is not crowded with tourists, only flowers, snowy peaks and streams. There are not too many tourists here, only flowers, snowy peaks and streams. When the spring wind blows, the flower petals fly with the wind, as if you are in a fairyland, which is the most suitable place to find your own "Tibetan spring". Along the way, you can not only experience the romance of nature, but also walk into the ancient villages and learn about human history.

➤ Bomi Peach Blossom Ditch🌸
With a total length of about 30 kilometers, the Peach Blossom Ditch is known as "China's largest peach blossom ditch". Every spring, the hills are filled with pink peach blossoms and the turquoise blue water of the river, which is a shocking sight. The blossom season here lasts the longest, and is one of the favorite spots for photographers.

➤ Garang Village, Garang Lake, and Garang King's Palace
Garang Village is the earliest place in Tibet where peach blossoms bloom, and is honored as the "First Village of Peach Blossoms in Tibet".The "Peach Blossom". During the flowering season, the lakes, villages and peach blossoms in the mountains reflect each other like a dream. The Garang Palace, standing in the mountains, not only carries the memory of a thousand years of dynasty, but is also a secret high point for flower viewing.The sea of pink flowers is spread out in front of you. Standing on top of the palace, the sea of pink flowers spreads out before you as far as the eye can see.The snow-capped mountains, lakes and peach forests are intertwined into a beautiful picture, allowing people to truly appreciate the magnificence and romance of spring in the snowy region.

➤ Lulang Forest Viewing Platform
The view of rolling hills and verdant forests with snow-capped peaks reflecting in the distance is magnificent. Known as the "Little Jiangnan", Lulang is not only a place of natural wonders, but also a place of tranquility and harmony in the Tibetan countryside.

Travel to the oldest watchtower complex in Tibet-Xuba FortressFeel the heavy traces of a thousand years of history; then walk into a human wonderland.Phasong Tso (1947-), chairman of government of Tibet (i.e. governor)The lake is surrounded by blue water and mountains, with mysterious and quiet temples on the lake's center island. Arrive Lhasa in the evening, check in and rest.

➤ Xuba Castle 🌸
The Xuba Fortress is located deep in the canyon, with towers and stone walls, just like a witness of time. This place is a blend of the Tubo, Han and Bengdiao cultures, and has been honored as the "living history of the snowy region". Under the setting sun, the old fort quietly watches over the valley and the village, like an epic poem lost in time. Some people say that standing in front of the fortress, one can feel the whispers of history and romantic imagination, as if one could see the scene of people's life a thousand years ago.

➤ Phasong Tso (1947-), chairman of government of Tibet (i.e. governor)
China's National 5A Scenic Area, with high mountain lakes as clear as emerald, is honored as "Little Switzerland". The snow-capped mountains, forests and lakes, and the temples on the island at the center of the lake add a mysterious atmosphere, making it an excellent place for photography and meditation.

Experience the religious and cultural core of Lhasa in depth: climb up to the majestic Potala Palace for a view of the holy city; stroll along the bustling Barkhor Street and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the ancient bazaar and beliefs; and finally, walk into the Da Zhao Monastery for a taste of the sacredness and majesty of Tibetan Buddhism, which is the closest thing you can get to the soul of Tibet.
➤ Potala Palace
A representative World Heritage Site in Tibet! The palace, monastery and lingam are all in one, with a collection of Buddha statues and thangkas. The view of Lhasa and the old city of Barkhor is magnificent and sacred.

➤ Barkhor Street
Lhasa's must-stop meridian path! Surrounding the Da Zhao Monastery, both sides are full of handicrafts and thangka stores, so you can stroll around without missing a beat.

➤ Jokhang Temple
"The heart of Tibet, the most important temple in Tibet. The temple enshrines the statue of Shakyamuni Buddha and is a fusion of Tibetan, Tang and Nepalese architectural styles.

★ Sweet Tea Afternoon Tea
Exclusive gift! Enjoy a relaxing and ceremonial meal with sweet tea and Tibetan dim sum while admiring the Potala Palace.

Journey from sacred lakes to alpine wonders on a day filled with natural beauty and cultural depth. Begin the morning at Yamdrok Lake, its jewel-like blue waters set against sweeping highland scenery. Continue to Karola Glacier for an up-close view of its dramatic ice formations, experiencing the purity and grandeur of the snow-covered world. In the afternoon, visit Palcho Monastery to appreciate the solemn presence of its ancient stupas and temples. Arrive in Shigatse by day’s end, marking the beginning of exploration in this important cultural center of western Tibet.

➤ Yamdrok Yumtso
One of the Three Sacred Lakes of Tibet, its crystal-blue waters shimmer like gemstones, changing hues with the light. Believed to be an incarnation of Guan Yin, the Goddess of Compassion, the lake is a revered pilgrimage site where travelers seek blessings, good fortune, and spiritual pea

➤ Karjola Glacier
The most spectacular highway glacier! At an altitude of 5,600 meters, the ice wall is as vertical as a giant icefall. Experience the pure white world of snow-capped mountains and blue sky from a close distance.

➤ Hakujuji Temple
This ancient temple is a blend of the three major sects and has the tallest stupa in Tibet, which is 42 meters high and enshrines 100,000 statues of Buddha. Climbing up the pagoda, you can see the snow-capped mountains and the old city, and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

➤ Rikaze
The second largest city in Tibet, at an altitude of about 3,800 meters, it is an important rest stop before heading to Mount Everest.

Over the vast mountain passes of the plateau, we gradually approach the Himalayan hinterland.Over 5,000 meters by the time it reaches the Gawra Pass.In front of us are five 8,000-meter snow-capped mountains: Makalu Peak, Luozi Peak, Zhuoyou Peak, Mount Everest, and Shishapangma Peak. Layers of snowy mountains, the peak of the clouds and fog, the trend of heaven and earth in this condensed into a speechless grandeur. In the afternoon, we came to Jombo Monastery, the highest temple in the world, standing quietly, facing Mount Everest, bells and wind intertwined, like a dialogue with the sky.We arrived at the Everest Base Camp to see the "Sunshine Mountain" at sunset.As the golden light gradually ignites the summit, the mind is left speechless.Under the starry night sky, the silhouette of Everest and the Milky Way reflect each other, which is a rare time in life to have a heart-to-heart conversation with the top of the world.

➤ Gawula Pass Viewpoint
At an altitude of 5,198 meters, this is one of the most spectacular places to see the Himalayan peaks. The view from here is unparalleled, with five 8,000-meter snow-capped mountains at once. Standing at the pass, the sky and the earth seem to merge, giving you a deep feeling of "the insignificance of mankind and the greatness of nature".

➤ Rongbuk Monastery
The world’s highest monastery, perched on a mountain summit at an altitude of 5,154 meters. More than a sacred place of faith, it offers one of the best vantage points for viewing Mount Everest. At dawn and dusk, the gentle sound of temple bells and fluttering prayer flags seem to suspend time—capturing the profound silence and solemn majesty between heaven and earth.

➤ Everest Base Camp
Located at an altitude of 5,200 meters, it is a must-see for pilgrims and explorers. At dusk, you can enjoy the magnificent "Sunrise Mountain", and at night, you can look up at the starry sky, where the Milky Way is intertwined with Mount Everest, making you feel as if you can touch the heartbeat of the universe. For many people, this is a must-visit holy place and the most profound baptism of the soul.

Early in the morning, enjoy the spectacular view of Mount Everest's "Golden Mountain at Sunrise", then cross the Gyatso La Pass to see the snowy peaks in the distance, and finally walk into the historic Sakya Monastery to experience the richness of Tibetan culture.

➤ Everest Sunrise Gold Mountain
Must See Spectacle! Early morning sunshine on the snowy peak of Mount Everest, reflecting the golden light. The blue sky and white snow reflect the unforgettable picture of the plateau.

➤ Gyatso La Pass
A must-see point on the way back from Everest! At an altitude of about 5,200 meters, the colorful streamers reflect the Himalayan peaks. Snowy mountains, wilderness and highway are intertwined, hang a streamer to bring blessings home.

➤ Sakya Monastery
It is an important Buddhist shrine in Tibet! The unique gray, red and black walls of the temple are home to 10,000 Buddha statues, thangkas and the giant Ganjur, making it known as the "Second Dunhuang".

Depart from the sacred site of Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse and continue the journey aboard the Lhasa–Shigatse Railway, often called the “Sky Railway” of the Tibetan Plateau. The ride takes approximately 2.5 hours, offering sweeping views of snow-capped mountains, open grasslands, and the majestic Yarlung Tsangpo River—making the return journey just as memorable and awe-inspiring.

➤ Zashlunpo Monastery
The most important monastery in the Shigatse region, Tashilhunpo Monastery has long been the traditional seat of the Panchen Lamas. It is home to the world’s tallest statue of Maitreya Buddha, standing 26.2 meters high, and its grand assembly hall can accommodate up to 4,000 monks. A visit here offers a profound insight into Tibetan Buddhism and the rich cultural heritage of western Tibet.

➤ Lari Railway (Shigatse–Lhasa Railway)
Known as the “Sky Railway” of the Roof of the World, the journey from Shigatse to Lhasa takes just about 2.5 hours. Along the way, breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, deep valleys, and the majestic Yarlung Tsangpo River unfold like a living landscape painting. As the train winds between the plateau and the sky, shifting light and shadows flow across the terrain with changes in altitude and mountain contours—each moment resembling a living thangka brought to life. This is more than a return journey by rail; it is a quiet farewell to the world’s highest plateau. Inside the comfortable carriage, gaze peacefully at prayer flags and grazing herds in the distance. Lhasa draws closer ahead, while the heart carries home an enduring memory of the Tibetan highlands.

★ Helpful Reminder:
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