西藏林芝桃花9日｜波密．林芝．不上珠峰-2027-10人小團

• Eligible Travelers：This tour is open to travelers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore, and other visa-free or visa-convenient countries. Travelers of other nationalities should confirm eligibility with our consultants in advance.
• Cancellation Policy:(Based on Tourism Bureau standards)
  1. Cancellation ... 41+ daysbefore departure: 5% of tour fee
  2. Cancellation ... 31–40 daysbefore departure: 10% of tour fee
  3. Cancellation ... 21–30 daysbefore departure: 20% of tour fee
  4. Cancellation ... 2–20 daysbefore departure: 30% of tour fee
  5. Cancellation ... 1 daybefore departure: 50% of tour fee
  6. Cancellation ... on or afterdeparture date: 100% of tour fee
• Force Majeure：In the event of additional costs caused by natural disasters, flight delays, or other force majeure circumstances, the travel agency bears no liability for compensation but will do its utmost to assist.
• Early Withdrawal：If a guest withdraws mid-tour or fails to complete an activity due to personal reasons, this is considered a voluntary forfeit and no refund will be issued.
• Ticket Policy：June to September is the peak travel season in Tibet. Tickets for the Potala Palace must be reserved in advance, and visiting times may be adjusted due to restriction policies.
• Itinerary Flexibility：The order of the itinerary may be adjusted to suit local conditions, but the standard of attractions remains guaranteed.
• Health Advisory:Travelers with high blood pressure, heart conditions, asthma, or respiratory illness are advised to consult a physician before registering to confirm suitability for a highland itinerary.
• Local Conditions:Reception Conditions: Tourism infrastructure in Tibet is relatively limited. Guests are advised to maintain reasonable expectations and respect local culture and customs.
• Accommodation: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-Shopping Guarantee：This tour guarantees zero shopping stopsIf forced shopping is found to occur, a refund of 5,000 CNY will be issued.
• Optional Activities：Based on the group's actual schedule, the guide will explain available optional activities. Participation is entirely voluntary — no pressure to spend.
• Language Services:The itinerary includes a Chinese-speaking guide by default. If an English-speaking guide is required, please inform us in advance for arrangement.

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 supply: Each person will be provided with 1 bottle of portable oxygen canister, which can be used immediately in case of minor discomfort during the trip.
• Daily Water SupplyProvide 2 bottles (300ml) of mineral water per person per day to keep you hydrated and to avoid discomfort caused by high altitude dryness.
• Vehicle Oxygen: A 4L medical oxygen tank is included in the vehicle to ensure peace of mind in the event of an emergency.
• Blessing Sutra EventThe ceremony will be held at the end of the day, and each guest will be able to participate in the ceremony of hanging sutra streamers to experience the Tibetan culture of praying for blessings and to leave precious memories behind.
• health limitations: Those with a history of chronic illnesses such as severe hypertension, heart disease, asthma, etc. are advised not to enroll to avoid compromising their health and safety.
• Special Regulations for Taiwan TravelersTravelers over 65 years of age are required to provide a health certificate issued by a hospital, which must contain values such as blood pressure, blood sugar, heart rate, etc., and state that the traveler is "suitable for traveling to the plateau", and must be stamped by both the doctor and the hospital. (There is no such requirement for travelers from other regions for the time being.)
• Not Recommended For:Pregnant women, diabetics requiring insulin, those with a history of brain or eye surgery, lung disease, or history of major surgery are advised to avoid participating in high altitude trips.

• Avoid strenuous activities upon arrival at high altitude. It is recommended not to shower or wash your hair during the first two days to prevent catching a cold and affecting acclimatization.
• Prepare sun protection items such as sunglasses, lip balm, and sunscreen to avoid excessive UV exposure.
• Altitude sickness is common. Most people adapt within 1–3 days. If you feel unwell, inform your guide immediately.
• As travel distances are long, it is recommended to bring snacks and dry food to maintain energy.
• If you regularly exercise, it is recommended to stop workouts in advance.
• Before departure, you may purchase medications suitable for high-altitude travel, such as Diamox, Rhodiola, or glucose powder for emergency use.
• Maintain good sleep and rest habits. Avoid staying up late to help your body adapt more quickly.
• Keep your diet light, eat more fruits and vegetables, and avoid overeating or alcohol to reduce strain on the digestive and cardiovascular systems.
• Wear layered warm clothing. Due to large temperature differences between day and night, adjust clothing accordingly to prevent catching a cold and reduce altitude sickness risk.
• If you feel discomfort during the journey, practice deep breathing and use oxygen cylinders or portable oxygen if needed. You may also use oxygen supply devices in hotels at night.
• Stay relaxed and avoid stress or anxiety, as psychological pressure may worsen altitude sickness.
• When traveling in Tibet, it is recommended to drink local butter tea in moderation, which may help relieve altitude discomfort and boost energy.

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 wants to give every traveler maximum flexibility and freedom of choice throughout the 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.

Keeping meals unscheduled makes the itinerary more flexible, caters to individual tastes, and eliminates the waste and constraints of fixed group dining.

In special situations or time constraints, the guide may assist in arranging or reserving meals in advance. Participation is optional and entirely up to the guest.

Free dining allows you to truly experience the unique flavors of Tibet.

Please respect local cultures and religious beliefs, maintain a friendly attitude, and avoid bringing controversial or sensitive items.

During the trip, please refrain from discussing politics, religion or other sensitive topics in public to avoid unnecessary misunderstanding or disturbance.

Traveling is an experience of meeting the world. By respecting others, you leave the best memories for yourself!

• Permit Application：Travelers holding foreign passports or from Taiwan must apply for a Tibet Travel Permit. We will handle the entire process; guests only need to provide the required documents. application process on your behalf—guests simply need to provide the required information as requested.
• Travelers from Hong Kong and Macau do not need to apply for a Tibet Travel Permit. All related procedures will be arranged by the travel agency.
• Required Documents:
  • Scanned copy of the passport information page (required for non-Hong Kong/Macau/Taiwan travelers)
  • Copy of Chinese visa or Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents (depending on identity)
  • Additional documents may be required for certain itineraries, such as military permits; we will inform you in advance
• Processing Time：The Tibet Travel Permit must be applied for 30–45 days in advance. Please register early and submit documents promptly to avoid affecting your itinerary.
• Important Notes:Please do not purchase flights that cannot be used for permit processing, to avoid potential losses. Contact us in advance if you have any questions.
• Additional Information:Tibet travel policies may change depending on time and region. In case of adjustments, we will inform you promptly and assist accordingly.
• Age Requiremen: Age Requirement: According to regulations, some travelers may be required to provide a medical certificate issued by a public hospital.

💡 Friendly Reminder: The permit application process can be complicated, but we handle it entirely for you. Simply prepare the required documents and wait for your journey with peace of mind.