Tibet is a region of some 500,000 square miles set at an average altitude of 3000 meters; it is as big as Western Europe. In the rain shadow area of the vast Himalayan mountain range; its average yearly rainfall is regularly exceeded by an average rainy month in Holland. It is a land of endless steppes, where glittering peaks rise out of high altitude dry lands and desert and beautifully Verdant River gorges flourish under cobalt striking blue skies. Landlocked in a mountain fastness, behind the world's highest mountain range it has been known as Shangri-La. The land of snows and the Roof of the World. Tibet is enriched by the lingering impression of the most lavishly decorated huge monasteries & temples, saffron colored monks, ever smiling people & their typical lifestyle and above all, the challenging Himalayas.

Cho oyo Cho Oyu, Tibet, the world's 6th highest mountain at 8,201m, is located just west of Mt. Everest and Lhotse along the border of Nepal and Tibet.

Shisapangama A number of Himalayan peaks above 6000m lie in Tibet which are open to foreign climbers. Himalayan Glacier Trekking P. Ltd is fully capable of organizing such expeditions