Begin your Tibetan adventure at the Potala Palace, the iconic former residence of the Dalai Lama. Explore its grand halls, sacred chapels, and panoramic views over Lhasa.

Potala Palace

Wander to Jokhang Temple, Tibet’s most sacred Buddhist site, buzzing with pilgrims and ancient rituals at the heart of the old town.

Jokhang Temple

Stroll the bustling Barkhor Street kora, a lively pilgrimage circuit lined with traditional shops, prayer wheels, and street food vendors.

Barkhor Street

Dine on authentic Tibetan cuisine at Makye Ame, a legendary yellow-hued restaurant overlooking Barkhor Street, famous for momos and yak butter tea.

Makye Ame

Visit the ancient Drepung Monastery, once the largest monastery in Tibet, set on a hillside with sweeping views and atmospheric chapels.

Drepung Monastery

Head to the vibrant Sera Monastery to witness the famous monastic debating sessions in its tranquil courtyards.

Sera Monastery

Enjoy a peaceful lunch with mountain views at Tibetan Family Kitchen, a local favorite for handmade momos and traditional stews.

Tibetan Family Kitchen

Take a sunset walk around Norbulingka, the summer palace of the Dalai Lamas, set in lush gardens with traditional Tibetan architecture.

Norbulingka

Embark on a day trip to the stunning Yamdrok Lake, one of Tibet’s three holiest lakes, with turquoise waters framed by snowcapped peaks.

Yamdrok Lake

Stop at the sacred Samding Monastery, perched on a hill overlooking Yamdrok Lake, and the only monastery in Tibet headed by a female lama.

Samding Monastery

Return to Lhasa for a cozy dinner at House of Shambhala Restaurant, tucked away in the Old Town and known for its Tibetan thukpa and atmospheric décor.

House of Shambhala Restaurant