Himalayan Glacier Trekking provides a couple of interesting fixed departure itineraries for the exploration of the Tibetan plateau. Traveling in Tibet requires group sizes of a minimum of 4 people because traveling alone is out of the question. Some itineraries however allow for individuals to travel in Tibet. Fixed departures normally appeal to individuals or couples wishing to be with a group. We are more than happy to inform you that you can personalize your departure just simply to e-mail us and indicating the date of your choice. If your time of departure doesn’t fit in our departure lists or you don't like the itineraries we offer, you can send us details of your requirements through Trip Plan.

Tour Name Price Days Difficulty                     Instant Lhasa On Request 4 Moderate       Visit famous Potala Palace (one time seat of power of the Dalai Lamas) towering over Lhasa with its 13 stories and 1000 rooms, the monasteries of Drepung and Sera, Norbulingka Palace...[more]                 Mt. Everest Base Camp On Request 11 Moderate       These 11 days Trans Himalayan tour includes most of the cultural sites if Tibet in Lahsa as well as in route and The Kangshung face of Mt. Everest (8848m) base camp...[more]                 Lhasa Overland On Request 8 Moderate       Fly in & drive out 8 overland tours is one of the classical tour offers Potala Palace, Drepung and Sera, Norbulingka and many more interesting places and landscape in route to Katmandu...[more]                 Mt. Kailash via northern route On Request 20 Moderate       This itinerary appeal beaten path to explore Holly Mountain (Hindu God, Shiva's' residence) via northern route, the best for your time and value...[more]                 Mt. Kailash Via Humla On Request 19 Moderate       Visit remote valley of Humla, the far west of Nepal and Holly Mt. Kailash.Cross the border between Nepal & Tibet on foot Visit the magical waters of the fabled Lake Manasowrovar...[more]                 Kailash Trip via Zhang Mu On Request 16 Moderate         Few mountains in the world rival the grandeur of Mount Kailash (6714m) , the famed holy peak in Western Tibet. Kailash has long been an object of worship for four major religions...[more]