Visit the UNESCO world heritage site, Kathmandu Durbar Square along with the tour guide in a private vehicle. Observe the typical wood-carved temples and buildings reflecting ancient Kathmandu city.  

After then we will be heading towards Swyambhunath. The monkey temple is where you can observe the religious harmony and tolerance between the Buddhist religion and Hindu religions along with that enjoy the panoramic view of Kathmandu city. 

Visit the Pashupatinath Temple, one of the biggest pilgrimage sites for the Hindu religious people in South Asia. Explore the surroundings, and observe the ritual body cremating ceremony process of the Hindu people at the bank of the holy Bagmati river. 

Then visit another pilgrimage site nearby the Pashupatinath Temple known as Guweyswori Temple. Explore the surroundings and then you will go to visit another UNESCO world heritage site Boudhanath Stupa. It was built in 600 A.D. and is one of a kind of stupa reflecting Buddhism in the world. Explore the surroundings of Boudhanath Stupa and after completing your sightseeing get back to the hotel and rest.

Accommodation: Overnight in Yatri Suites and Spa or similar

Today, you will visit two ancient cities near Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur. In Patan, you will be visiting other UNESCO World Heritage sites: Krishna Temple and Patan Durbar Square.  Later on, visit the Patan Museum, where you can learn more about the history of Patan and the kings who reigned here. Later, visit the Golden Temple, a major attraction for both Hindu and Buddhist people, and Banglamukhi Temple.

In Bhaktapur, you will be amazed by the architecture, as until today the city has been able to be kept intact in its old form. You can observe the old wood-carved buildings all around Bhaktapur and then you will visit another UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bhaktapur Durbar Square Explore the surroundings and afterward visit the Nyatapola-Temple, one of the tallest pagoda-styled temples in Nepal. After completing your sightseeing get back to Kathmandu and check in the hotel and have a rest.

Accommodation: Overnight in Yatri Suites and Spa or similar

Welcome to Lhasa airport. Upon arrival, our Tibet agent will welcome you to Lhasa Gonggar Airport (LXA). Then you shall be transferred to the hotel by a private vehicle. Lhasa is situated on the north bank of the Kyi-chu River. Kyi Chu means "Place of the Gods" in Tibet. For the rest of the day, let your body acclimatize to the higher altitude.

Accommodation: Overnight in a hotel at Lhasa

After breakfast, we will drive to Drepung Monastery. It is suited 8 Km west of Lhasa and is said to be the largest monastery in the world, housing over 10,000 monks. Drepung in Tibetan means "Richmond". We will also visit the Sera Monastery which is sprawl with golden roofs and whitewashed walls. It was founded in the fifteenth century and is well-preserved to date. The monastery is suited just a few miles north of Lhasa at the foot of Tatipu Hill in the northern suburb of Lhasa City. It's home to several hundred monks.

There's also a restored monastery that sits below the brow of the hill where Tsongkhapa has been built. It is famous for debating activities occurring between 3 to 4 pm and is a daily routine.

Accommodation: Overnight in a hotel in Lhasa.

Today you will visit Jokhang Temple situated in the heart of Old Lhasa. It houses Tibet's most precious religious relic, a golden Shakyamuni Buddha. It is the most respected shrine in Tibet bustling with spiritual worshipers. The temple is the ultimate pilgrimage destination for Tibetan Pilgrims. Surrounding the Jokhang Temple, there's a Barkhor Marketplace. Barkhor Marketplace is the religious and social focus of Lhasa. You can do some shopping in the Barkhor market- a Tibetan crowded city center.

Barkhor Street is a magical place showing the original outlook of Lhasa visitors. It is paved by hand-polished stone boards. Later in the day, we will be visiting the Potala Palace; a legendary palace built atop a single hill. This palace is Lhasa's cardinal landmark and is a wonder of Eastern architecture. The Palace is composed of two parts, the Red Palace at the center and the White Palace at the sides.

Accommodation:  Overnight in a hotel in Lhasa.

In the morning, after breakfast, we will drive from Lhasa to Shigatse. First, we will drive over the Gampala pass (4790 m) for a glimpse of Yamdrok-Tso Lake (4400 m). The lake is surrounded by snow-capped mountains and offers spectacular views of Holy Mount Nyenchen Khangsar (7191 m). It’s the highest mountain near Lhasa.

Later, we pass by the Korola Glacier on the roadside. At Manak Dam Lake, you can hang the prayer flag. Then, we will arrive at Gyantse. Historically, Gyantse is Tibet's third-largest city (after Lhasa and Shigatse). In Gyantse, we will visit the famous Pelkor Monastery and GyantseKumbum and also enjoy the Far view of Gyangtse Fortress. After some time, we will reach Shigatse, which is the second-largest city in Tibet.

Accommodation: Overnight in a hotel at Shigatse.

Today, we drive back to Lhasa via Gyantse. You can stand on the viewing platform and view the vast Yalong Riverbed. Finally, we reach Lhasa. Upon reaching Lhasa, check in to your hotel and have a rest.

Accommodation: Overnight in a hotel in Lhasa.

Today we will have a flight from Lhasa to Kathmandu. After you get back to Kathmandu, our representative will pick you up at the airport. After that, we will arrange flights to Pokhara. With the hawk's eye view of the capital from the sky, you will be leaving for Pokhara, the beautiful and touristic city. You will then be transferred to your hotel and can rest. You can also stroll around the streets of Pokhara if you want.

Accommodation: Overnight in Batika Classic Hotel or similar.