Mount Everest is the highest mountains ( 8,848 meters ), located at the international border between China and Nepal. It has two Everest Base Camps, South Base Camp ( 5,364m ) in Nepal and North Base Camp ( 5,150m ) in Tibet. Especially, the north camp attracts numerous international tourists as well experienced mountaineers every...Read More
Frontier Pass is the official permission for all travelers from home and abroad, who want to tour the border between Tibet with other regions or other countries. Without this pass, travelers will not be allowed to travel these border area. 1. Who should apply for Frontier Pass? All travelers, whether they are Chinese or not,...Read More
Aliens’ Travel Permit, also known as “PSB Permit”, is a “must” for those who are planning to travel the “unopened areas” outside Lhasa. This permit is issued by the local Public Security Bureau ( PSB ) of Tibet’s different prefectures. 1. Who can apply for Aliens’ Travel Permit? All foreign tourists can apply for Aliens’...Read More
Tibet Tourism Bureau Permit is a must-have permission from the Chinese government for all foreign tourists to Tibet. It is also known as “TTB Permit” or “Tibet Entry Permit”. Some people also called it “Tibet Visa” or “Lhasa Visa”. 1. Who should apply for a TTB (Tibet Tourism Bureau) permit? All foreign tourists should apply...Read More
A Group Visa is a “must” for your Tibet tour from Kathmandu, Nepal. No matter whether you already have a China Visa or not, you need to apply for a new China Visa which is a group visa at the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu. This policy is regulated by the border treaty signed between Nepal...Read More
China Visa, also known as “Chinese Visa” or “China Entry Visa”, is an officially approved document issued by authorized bodies of the Chinese government. it in accordance with the laws of the PRC, to foreign tourists apply for entering, leave or transit through mainland China. Wherever places a foreign tourist plans to travel in China,...Read More
