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đThree-Country Cross-Border Self-Drive: Immerse in South Asian Flair (Nepal), Tibetan & Yunnan Landscapes (China), and French Colonial Relics (Vietnam)
Experience a once-in-a-lifetime journey across three nations: wander Nepalâs vibrant markets, traverse Tibetâs spiritual plateaus and Yunnanâs lush valleys, and discover Vietnamâs historic colonial sitesâall in one epic route.
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Morning: Enter Everest National Nature Reserve. En route via Latse, stop at Gyawu La Pass(5,200m), whereâon clear daysâyouâll witness five 8,000m+ peaks: Makalu, Lhotse, Everest, Cho Oyu, and Shishapangma, their icy summits piercing the heavens.
Afternoon:head to the long-awaited Everest Base Camp. En route, stop at Gyawu La Pass, where, if lucky, you can see five snow-capped peaks over 8,000m from left to right: Makalu, Lhotse, Mount Everest, Cho Oyu, and Shishapangma. Here, the snow-clad mountain range stretches before you, offering a stark confrontation with the grandeur of the universe. After alighting, take photos with the 8,848.86m Mount Everest monument, then freely visit the Rongbuk Monastery, the worldâs highest-altitude temple. Many mountaineering experts consider Rongbuk Monastery the best vantage point to view Mount Everest. Visit the worldâs highest-altitude themed post office beside the monastery, where you can drop postcards into the mailbox. After the visit, proceed to the hotel/guesthouse at the appropriate time.
Morning: Explore Tashilhunpo Monastery, seat of the Panchen Lama, housing the worldâs largest seated Maitreya Buddha statue (26m tall).
Afternoon:Ride to Gyantse for Pelkor Monastery, famed for its 100,000-Buddha stupa blending Tibetan, Han, and Nepali architecture.
Arrive at Yamdrok Lake (4,441m) at sunset, its waters deepening into sapphire solitude.
Evening: Reach Lhasa.
Potala Palace: Ascend the 13-story fortress-palace, a UNESCO gem where Dalai Lamas ruled.Chakpori Thousand Buddha Cliff: Marvel at 7th-century rock-carved Buddhas expanded over centuries.
Afternoon:
Jokhang Temple: Witness pilgrims prostrating before the 12-year-old Sakyamuni Buddha statuebrought by Princess Wencheng.
Barkhor Street Kora: Walk the ancient pilgrim circuit, tracing devoteesâ footsteps past prayer wheels and teahouses.
MorningïŒJourney along the Lhasa-Nyingchi Expressway (Chinaâs most scenic high-altitude highway) to Basum Tso, a sacred lake of the Nyingma school, recognized by the UNWTO.
AfternoonïŒPanoramic views from Dache La Viewpoint.Visit Tsodzong Gompa Monastery (1,000+ years old) â spin prayer wheels to the rhythm of ancient mantras.
Morning: Photograph barley fields and traditional houses in Rulung Tashi Gang, a postcard-perfect Tibetan village.
Lunch: Savor stone-pot chicken stew (free-range Tibetan chicken + Himalayan medicinal herbs).
Afternoon: Navigate the former "Tongmai Death Road," now tamed, to reach Ranwu Lake(3,850m). Capture Mirror Lakeâs reflections of Annapurna Glacier at dusk.
Yanjing Salt Terraces: Explore 1,300-year-old wooden salt pans along the Mekong River (Naxi ethnic craft).
Jiajia Noodles: Eat until you drop â stack pebbles to count your bowls!
Afternoon:ÂArrive at Feilai Temple, the ultimate viewpoint for Meili Snow Mountainâs sunset glo
AfternoonïŒSpend the night in Dali Ancient Town.
Morning: Pedal along Erhai Lakeâs west shore (Longkan Wharf â Panxi Villageâs "S-Bend").
Cultural Touch: DIY Bai tie-dye at a workshop using indigo and ancient patterns.
Afternoon: Drive to Kunming (1,890m), Yunnanâs "Spring City."
Hotel Type / Travel Time | May-01 - May-31 | Jun-01 - Jun-30 | Jul-01 - Aug-20 | Aug-01 - Oct-14 |
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Economic Class (3-StarHotels) | 3150 | 3160 | 3370 | 3200 |
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