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Motorcycle Tour Tibet and Everest on a BMW Motorcycle Tour Tibet and Everest on a BMW Motorcycle tour Tibet and Everest on a BMW Motorcycle tour Tibet and Everest on a BMW durada dificultat Vehicle de suport 9 días Normal-Hard Si Language guia en Si Do you want to shoot for one of the most mysterious and incredible places on the planet? We offer you the opportunity to ride it on a BMW Gs This route of 10 days, 6 of them on a motorcycle, will not leave you indifferent ... You will be able to see how small one feels in the Himalayas ... We will arrive at the base camp of Everest , we will enjoy the capital, Lhasa, its people, its gastronomy, its amazing landscapes, the Potala temple and much more ... In order to carry out this route, we need at least a group of 4 riders Prices are based on groups of 6 ... If the group is 4 or 5 there will be a small supplement itinerari 1 - - Lhasa - Welcome to Tibet, the Roof of the World! Your journey begins at Lhasa where you will be met by your tour guide at the airport and escorted to the hotel. You will have the rest of the day to explore the city on your own and acclimatize to the high altitude. Tips of the day: As part of the acclimatization, we recommend that you avoid strenuous exercise and even bathing. It is best to take it easy, drink plenty of water and rest as much as possible. Overnight 2 - Lhasa - Lhasa - 0 km We will apply for your temporary driving lisence in the morning and then we will start today’s Lhasa exploration with an exciting visit to iconic Potala Palace, regarded as one of the most beautiful buildings in the world.In addition,you will also visit Jokhang Temple which is considered the spiritual heart of Tibetan Buddhism.Our visit will not be completed without walking Barkhor Street, the ancient route to circumambulate Jokhang Temple.The last site of the day will be the famous Sear Monastery,where you will have the opportunity to observe monks debating in a courtyard as they have done for hundreds of years. Overnight hotel accommodations. Tips of the day: There are 1080 steps up to the top of Potala Palace.We recommend that you take it easy due to the high altitude; Taking photos is not allowed inside the palace; Today you will be mostly outdoors,please bring some water,a hat,sun screen and sun glasses. 3 - Lhasa - Xigaze - 365 km A thrilling motorcycle ride is about to begin today! We will leave the hotel after breakfast and ride to Shigatse, the second largest city in Tibet. Along the way we will admire the sacred Yamdrok Lake located at an altitude of 4,400m. The deep turquoise water of this natural treasure creates a breathtaking panorama against its mountainous backdrop. Covering over 360 square kilometers, Yamdrok is the largest freshwater lake in the northern Himalayan Range surrounding area. As we continue our ride through the Tibetan plateau, prayer flags announce our arrival at Karola Glacier (5,045m.), a stunning white mass that can be seen up close due to its proximity to the road. From there we ride to the historical city of Gyantse prior to arriving at our hotel in Shigatse. 4 - Xigaze - Tingri - 240 km Our day begins with a visit to the official seat of the Panchen Lama: Tashilhunpo Monastery, is the largest and most influential Gelug monastery in the Shigatse Prefecture. We will have the opportunity to walk the cobblestone alleys and visit halls and chapels in this culturally important site. Later in the day we head to Tingri. Overnight hotel accommodations in Tingri. 5 - Tingri - Tingri - 230 km We start our morning ascent passing through villages where locals cheerfully greet us. We continue to the Gyawu-La pass (5,198m) from where we can admire magnificent views of Mt. Makalu (8463m), Mt. Lhotse (8561m), Mt. Everest (8844m) and Mt. Cho Oyu (8201m) in a breathtaking composition of jagged mighty peaks. Our ride then continues to Rongbuk Monastery, the highest monastery in the world, on our way to Everest Base Camp. Arriving at this site is sure to be an unforgettable experience! We then head out on an exciting off-road ride to Old Tingri. Overnight hotel accommodations on Old Tingri. 6 - Tingri - Xigaze - 300 km We leave Old Tingri to retrace our previous route to Shigatse. Stunning views of pristine landscapes will accompany us throughout the day. Overnight hotel accommodations in Shigatse. 7 - Xigaze - Nam Co - 400 km This morning we ride through the Tibetan Plateau on our way to visit the famous Yangpachen Hot Springs on our way to Damxung. We will arrive the land is full of colorful prayer flags—Tanggula view poin and then pass the Nagenla Mountain pass( 5190M). Our next destination is Namtso Lake which is one of the three holy lakes in Tibet. Namtso Lake seems like melting into the sky and with star-studded islands. We are going to stay in Tashi Dor tonight. We are going to stay in a hostel with no private bathroom due to the limited conditions of this area. Please be aware about this when you receive this. 8 - Nam Co - Lhasa - 240 km We will ride in the dawn and leave from Namtso Lake after breakfast. We are back to the motorcycle rental company after we crossed Damxung County and Yangpachen. Our stuff will drive you to the hotel after the motorcycles are be returned. 9 - Lhasa - - This morning we will say farewell to Tibet, our guides and driver as this amazing journey comes to close. Transfer to Lhasa airport will be arranged for your flight home. Motorcycle F 800 GS R 1200 GS + $0.00 + $420.00 Dates i preus 2 persones, 1 moto en 2 persones, 2 motos en A 1 persona, 1 moto en habitació doble habitació doble habitació individual 2021-10-10 - $3,990.00 $4,950.00 $5,350.00 2021-10-18 2022-04-10 - $3,990.00 $4,950.00 $5,350.00 2022-04-18 prices per person Inclòs guia Vehicle de suport Assegurança bàsica esmorzar hotel Impostos locals dinar Mapes & Road Book Moto de lloguer Entrades Parcs Nacionals Monasteries entrance Begudes SENSE Alcohol On route snacks Aigua - Cafè Aparcament Gasolina & oli Foto - Vídeo record Moto de recanvi Trasllat no inclòs Begudes AMB Alcohol dipòsit fiança sopar Equip protecció Enduro Equip fred extrem Ferris vols mecànic Devolució moto en propines origen visats Una altra informació Suplemento de habitacion individual = 300 € Para este viaje se necesita llevar el carnet de conducir escaneado y también el carnet internacional Visado de Tibet (China) escaneado Los participantes deben ser mayores de 18 años y estar en buena condición física. El cliente debe llevar su propia equipación (Botas, casco, pantalones, chaqueta etc...) No esta permitido acompañante en esta ruta, solo pilotos. Los precios están basados en grupos de 6... Si el grupo es de 4 o 5 habrá un suplemento Despeses de cancel·lació Important notice, in case of cancellation: The flight tickets, supplements and optional services subscribed in this tour regardless of the basic program, are subject to 100% of early cancellation costs. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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