How to Get to Tibet from Singapore

A trip to Tibet from Singapore is easy since Singaporeans holding an ordinary passport can enter China without a visa to stay up to 30 days for tourism. Even if there is no direct flight from Singapore to Tibet, there are many other ways for tourists to choose. Singapore travelers can travel through Chinese mainland or get to Kathmandu in Nepal and then set foot on the road to Tibet. So, if you are dreaming of the awe-inspiring landscapes and spiritual richness of Tibet right now, you can find abundant information to help you arrange a Singapore to Tibet tour here.

Singapore to Tibet via Chinese Mainland

The most direct and convenient way to get to Tibet from Singapore is through one of the cities on Chinese Mainland. Once you are in China, you can choose your own way to get to Tibet either by plane or train. Direct flights are available daily that connect major cities in Chinese Mainland and Lhasa, let alone there are transit flights. What's more, taking a train to Lhasa is also a popular option for most travelers who are eager to enjoy the breathtaking scenery along the road.

Fly from Singapore to Chengdu, then Get to Tibet from Chengdu by Train, Flight or Road

It is the most popular route for Singapore tourists to reach Tibet via Chengdu, thanks to its convenient and economical location. Once you arrive in Chengdu, you have two options. The first is to take a flight or train to Tibet immediately after getting off the plane. The second option is to explore the highlights of Chengdu before heading to Tibet. If you expect to get more information, read on to learn more.

Fly from Singapore to Chengdu

For Singapore tourists, traveling to Chengdu is easy. There are two direct flights available every day from Singapore to Chengdu. Both flights depart and arrive at the same airports: Singapore's Changi Airport and Chengdu Tianfu International Airport. The flight duration is less than 5 hours, so you can choose the one that suits your schedule best.

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Explore Highlights in Chengdu

Chengdu is a city located in the western part of China, with a rich history and splendid culture. It is also a modern city, full of energy and charm. Chengdu is home to famous historical and cultural attractions such as Kuanzhai Alley, Wuhou Temple, and Du Fu Thatched Cottage. Those interested in the mysterious Sanxingdui culture should definitely visit Chengdu. Additionally, Chengdu is famous for its Sichuan cuisine and all sorts of snacks. It is known as the "Mecca for Gourmet". If you can handle spicy food, then you should definitely try the hot pot. Another popular attraction in Chengdu is the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda, where many cute pandas are waiting for your visit.

Wuhou Temple

After Chengdu tour, you can travel from Chengdu to Tibet by train or flight

Take Tibet Train from Chengduto Lhasa

Chengdu West Station is the departure station for tourists to take the train from Chengdu to Lhasa. The total duration will be 34 hours and 30 minutes with seven stops on the road. It leaves Chengdu at 21:11 every other day and arrives at Lhasa at 7:41 on the third day.

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Fly from Chengduto Lhasa

There are more than 20 flights departing every day from Chengdu to Lhasa, which takes about 2 hours and 25 minutes. Some of those flights are departing from Chengdu Tianfu International Airport, while some are departing from Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport. Please double check your departure airport before you leave your hotel.

Overland Travel from Chengdu to Lhasa (Sichuan Tibet Highway G318)

If you want to slowly experience the charm of the Qinghai-Tibet route and have sufficient time, driving from Chengdu to Lhasa is also a good option apart from flying or taking the train. The most popular route chosen by most people is the National Highway G318, also known as the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, hailed as China's scenic highway. It stretches about 2,071 kilometers and involves crossing 12 high mountains. If the journey goes smoothly, self-driving typically takes 4-6 days, while cycling would take around 25 days. Along the way, you can enjoy many beautiful landscapes: snow-capped mountains, grasslands, gorges, glaciers, rivers, and more.

Fly from Singapore to Chongqing, then Get to Tibet from Chongqing by Train or Flight

Chongqing as a transit hub is also a good option. Tourists from Singapore can fly directly to Chongqing, and then choose to fly or take a train from Chongqing to Lhasa. If you have ample time, I recommend you explore Chongqing thoroughly. Chongqing also has many interesting attractions and delicious local cuisine that will not disappoint you.

Fly from Singapore to Chongqing

Flying from Singapore to Chongqing is very convenient, as there are two flights daily from Singapore's Changi Airport directly to Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport. The distance between the two cities is 3167 kilometers, with a total flight time of about five hours.

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Explore Highlights in Chongqing

Located at the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers, Chongqing is renowned for its unique mountainous cityscape, rich history and culture, enchanting tourist attractions, and enticing cuisine, attracting countless visitors to explore its charm. Here, you can enjoy splendid performances of Sichuan Opera, experiencing the ever-changing artistic charm; you can stroll through ancient towns, savoring the ancient and rustic charm of Ba-Yu culture. You can also gather with friends around a steaming hotpot, chatting about the vicissitudes of life. The tourism resources here are abundant-you can visit the grand and exquisitely carved Dazu Rock Carvings, or check-in and take stunning photos at the breathtaking Hongyadong at night. If you are a food enthusiast, then a visit to the Jiefangbei Food Street in Chongqing will surely bring you some surprises. It is hailed as a paradise for foodies.

After Chongqing tour, you can travel from Chongqing to Tibet by train or flight

Take Tibet Train from Chongqing to Lhasa

The train from Chongqing to Lhasa will only take 33 hours and 45 minutes to get tourists to reach their destination. It departs from Chongqing West Railway Station at 21:56 every other day and arrives at Lhasa Railway Station at 7:41 on the third day.

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Fly from Chongqing to Lhasa

There are 12 to 13 direct flights from Chongqing to Lhasa every day. The most common departure time is 11:00, with the majority of flights departing in the morning. There are 88 flights per week. The highest number of flights depart on Monday, accounting for 15% of the weekly departures. The fewest flights depart on Tuesday. The duration of the flights is typically around three hours.

Fly from Singapore to Guangzhou, then Get to Tibet from Guangzhou by Train or Flight

Singaporean tourists can choose to fly directly to Guangzhou and then take a plane or train from Guangzhou to Lhasa. Before heading to Lhasa, you can spend one or two days here. Guangzhou is a city that blends modernity with tradition and exhibits a high degree of tolerance, it possesses unique charm.

Fly from Singapore to Guangzhou

Singapore can fly directly to Guangzhou, and there are many direct flights every day, with 6-8 direct flights available. The distance between the two cities is approximately 2648 kilometers, with a flight time ranging from 4 to 5 hours. Therefore, after confirming your itinerary, it's advisable to book your tickets in advance according to your schedule.

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Explore Highlights in Guangzhou

Guangzhou boasts many famous attractions. Among them, the most famous is the Canton Tower, also known as Small Pretty Waist, which is the iconic building of Guangzhou and a world-renowned sightseeing tower. Visitors can overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire Guangzhou city from here. After admiring modern captivating architecture, you can also visit some historical sites. Chen Clan Academy, built during the Guangxu reign, is a typical Lingnan-style architecture and the largest existing Qing Dynasty ancestral hall in Guangzhou. Here, you can experience the rich cultural and artistic atmosphere of Lingnan architecture. Yongqingfang, on the other hand, carries the brilliance and memories of several generations in the Xiguan old city, serving as a typical historical street block in the old city of Guangzhou.

After Guangzhou tour, you can travel from Guangzhou to Tibet by train or flight

Take Tibet Train from Guangzhouto Lhasa

It takes 53 hours and 2 minutes from Guangzhou Railway Station to Lhasa Railway Station, known as the longest train from China mainland. It may be cheaper than flying to Lhasa from Guangzhou, you should consider the long distance and the duration of the train. Every other day, the train will leave at Guangzhou Railway Station at 9:15 and arrive at Lhasa Railway Station at 14:17 on the third day.

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Fly from Guangzhou to Lhasa

About 7 non-stop flights connecting Singapore and Guangzhou can be found every day for Singaporean tourists to choose from. And some of those flights will take less than 4 hours. After they have experienced the charm of Guangzhou, they can choose one transit flight to get to Lhasa.

Fly from Singapore to Kunming, then Get to Tibet from Kunming by Flight or Train

Singaporean tourists can take direct flights to Kunming and then take a plane or train to Lhasa. There are four direct flights departing from Kunming to Lhasa every day. If traveling by train, a transfer is required as there are no direct trains to Lhasa.

Fly from Singapore to Kunming

There are two direct flights from Singapore to Kunming, one of which departs from Changi Airport around noon and arrives at Changshui Airport approximately four hours later. The other flight departs at 10 PM and operates on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and weekends, flying directly to Kunming. The distance between the two cities is 2643 kilometers, and a direct flight takes about four hours to cover this distance.

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Explore Highlights in Kunming

Kunming is the capital city of Yunnan Province. Its climate, with its eternal spring-like weather, warm and humid, makes it a tourist paradise. If you have a layover in Kunming, why not visit these attractions to add beautiful memories to your journey?

Dianchi Lake, the largest freshwater lake on the Yunnan Plateau, is located at the foot of the Western Hills, resembling a crescent moon. It's one of the must-visit places in Kunming. In winter, you can feed red-billed gulls at Haigeng Dam, and in summer, you can cycle around the lake for sightseeing. The Stone Forest Scenic Area boasts typical karst landforms, where you'll be amazed by the wonders of nature. Guandu Ancient Town is one of Kunming's famous historical and cultural ancient towns, featuring architectural styles from various dynasties including Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing. At night, the ancient town comes alive with bustling shops where you can sample many local delicacies. In summary, in Kunming, you can relax in nature and explore its unique history and ethnic culture.

Dianchi Lake

After Kunming tour, you can travel from Kunming to Tibet by flight, train or road

Fly from Kunming to Lhasa

There are four direct flights from Singapore to Kunming, known as the "Spring City" in China thanks to its moderate climate. After your tour in Kunming, you have three direct flights to choose from to get to Lhasa, which will take less than 4 hours.

 Take Tibet Train from Kunming to Lhasa

There is no direct train from Kunming to Tibet, you can choose Lanzhou, Xining, Chengdu, or Chongqing as your transit station, and from the transit station take train to Tibet. Typically, tourists choose Lanzhou as their transit station from Kunming to Lhasa because it takes relatively less time and is more cost-effective.

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In addition, all the trains to Tibet will go through Xining, so you can fly from Kunming to Xining for the direct train to Lhasa. The Qinghai-Tibet Railway originates in Xining, nestled on the eastern edge of the Tibetan Plateau. There are 2-3 trains departing from Xining Railway Station every day with only about 20 hours on the road. And all trains from other major cities to Lhasa will stop at Xining Railway Station. As the train departs from Xining, prepare to be mesmerized by the engineering marvel and plateau scenery.

Overland Travel from Kunming to Lhasa

Generally, an overland trip from Kunming to Lhasa takes about four to ten days, covering a total distance of 3,272 kilometers. You will pass through destinations like Dali, Lijiang, Shangri-La, and Deqin, then switch to the National Highway G318 after Mangkang, passing through places like Bomê and Nyingchi before reaching Lhasa. You can enjoy the scenery along the way, take photos, and deeply experience the unique landscapes of the plateau.

Fly from Singapore to Beijing, then Get to Tibet from Beijing by Train or Flight

Beijing is a crucial transportation hub in China, with thousands of flights departing and arriving at its airports daily, as well as a mature high-speed rail network connecting various cities in mainland China. Therefore, you can choose to fly directly from Singapore to Beijing and then take a plane or train to Tibet. After arriving in Beijing, if you're interested in this historically rich and modern city, you can spend two days exploring Beijing.

Fly from Singapore to Beijing

If you want to use Beijing as a transit station to Tibet, you can directly choose a direct flight from Singapore to Beijing. Flights depart from Singapore's Changi Airport and arrive at either Capital Airport or Daxing Airport. However, flights arriving at Daxing Airport typically depart around midnight, so it's generally recommended to choose daytime flights for safety reasons. The distance between Changi Airport and Beijing Capital Airport is 4490 kilometers, with a flight time of approximately six hours.

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Explore Highlights in Beijing

As the capital of China, Beijing is not only an international metropolis but also a city rich in history. Here, you can witness the bustling urban landscape with towering skyscrapers and visit modern architectural marvels like the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube from the Olympics. Beijing is also a city steeped in history, serving as the capital during five dynasties, and boasting a rich collection of ancient architecture.

The Forbidden City, an imposing complex of ancient buildings that served as the imperial palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties, is hailed as one of the world's five great palaces. Here, you can marvel at the grandeur of ancient royal power and unique architectural art.

the Forbidden City

The Great Wall is one of Beijing's iconic attractions. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Great Wall bears witness to China's long history and stands as a masterpiece of ancient defensive engineering. Choose different sections for hiking or sightseeing and experience the magnificent landscape of this great feat of human endeavor.

The Summer Palace is another must-visit destination in Beijing. As the largest royal garden in China, the Summer Palace blends traditional garden architecture with natural scenery, earning its title as the "Royal Garden Museum." Strolling here, you can experience the tranquility and elegance of a royal garden.

Lastly, don't miss out on Beijing's hutong culture. You can choose to bike or walk through these narrow alleys, experiencing the traditional life of old Beijing, tasting authentic Beijing snacks, and immersing yourself in the unique charm of this ancient city.

After Beijing tour, you can travel from Beijing to Tibet by train or flight

Take Tibet Train from Beijing to Lhasa

Beijing West Station has one train to Lhasa daily, which takes 39 hours and 43 minutes to get to Lhasa Railway Station. This train leaves for Lhasa at 19:53 and arrives at Lhasa at 11: 36 on the third day.

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Fly from Beijing to Lhasa

There are 5-6 direct flights connecting Singapore and Beijing, the capital city of China, and the flights take about 6 hours. It is very convenient for Singaporean tourists to travel to Tibet with Beijing as their transit stop. And there are 1-2 direct flights that depart daily for Lhasa from Beijing Capital International Airport, which will take 4 hours and 15 minutes.

Fly from Singapore to Shanghai, then Get to Tibet from Shanghai by Train or Flight

Shanghai is one of the cities in China with a well-developed transportation network, boasting the largest airport group, port group, as well as an extensive highway and railway network. Therefore, you can also choose to fly directly to Shanghai from Singapore and then travel to Lhasa via Shanghai. You can also opt to embark on an unforgettable journey in Shanghai.

Fly from Singapore to Shanghai

There are over ten direct flights from Singapore to Shanghai, so you can choose a convenient time for your journey. Flights departing from Singapore will take off from Changi Airport and arrive at Pudong International Airport after approximately five to six hours of flying time. The total flight distance is 3810 kilometers.

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Explore Highlights in Shanghai 

Shanghai, one of China's most prosperous cities, is known as the "Magic City" and the "Pearl of the Orient." Shanghai is a fusion of modernity and traditional culture, possessing a unique urban landscape.

Shanghai boasts many famous attractions. Firstly, the Bund is a must-visit destination. This picturesque waterfront promenade is an iconic landmark of Shanghai, lined with numerous historically significant buildings. Here, you can overlook the Huangpu River, admire the night skyline, and experience the modern vibrancy and historical charm of Shanghai. Yuyuan Garden is a classical garden in Shanghai. This historically significant garden blends the essence of Jiangnan gardens, featuring exquisite architecture and beautiful landscapes, making it a great place to appreciate traditional Shanghai culture.

Additionally, the Shanghai Expo Park is another not-to-be-missed attraction. This park, which hosted the 2010 World Expo, has now become a cultural center integrating technology, art, and creativity, featuring many astonishing buildings and exhibitions, offering insights into Shanghai's future development direction. Lastly, Huaihai Road is a shopping paradise in Shanghai. This famous commercial street gathers various fashion brands, boutique stores, and local delicacies, making it a paradise for shoppers and food enthusiasts alike, allowing you to experience the unique modern urban atmosphere of Shanghai.

After Shanghai tour, you can travel from Shanghai to Tibet by train or flight

Take Tibet Train from Shanghai to Lhasa

The train from Shanghai to Lhasa is the second longest train from major cities in Chinese mainland to Tibet, which will take 44 hours and 32 minutes. But it leaves every day to make it convenient for tourists from Singapore to make a better choice. Every day at 18:33, the train will depart from Shanghai Railway Station and take travelers to Lhasa Railway Station at 15:05 on the third day.

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Fly from Shanghai  to Lhasa

12- 13 direct flights are available between Singapore Changi Airport and Shanghai Pudong International Airport every day, which means that tourists in Singapore can have many choices to get to Shanghai as they wish. As for the flight to Lhasa from Shanghai, there are only transit flights available that will stopover at cities such as Chengdu and Xi'an for about 1-2 hours.

Fly from Singapore to Xi’an, then Get to Tibet from Xi’an by Train or Flight

If you are a history enthusiast, perhaps using Xi'an as a transit hub would be a great choice. You can first take a direct flight to Xi'an from Singapore, experience the charm of Xi'an, and then choose to fly or take a train to Lhasa.

Fly from Singapore to Xi’an

This direct flight departs from Changi Airport in Singapore and arrives at Xi'an Xianyang International Airport, with a total duration of five hours and twenty-five minutes.

Notice: There are no direct flights running from Singapore to Xi’an on Wednesdays and Fridays. So if you want to enjoy Singapore Xi’an Tibet tour, you’d better avoid planning your trip on Wednesdays and Fridays.

Explore Highlights in Xi’an

Xi'an is the capital city of Shaanxi Province and one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization. As one of the four ancient capitals of China, Xi'an boasts rich historical relics and cultural landscapes.

The Terracotta Army, part of the ancient mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, is hailed as one of the Eight Wonders of the World. Here, there is a vast number of life-sized terracotta sculptures depicting ancient warfare scenes and daily life. Visitors can marvel at the magnificence and grandeur of ancient China here.

the Terracotta Army

The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is one of Xi'an's landmarks and the epitome of ancient Chinese architecture. As the repository of Buddhist scriptures by the Tang Dynasty monk Xuanzang, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda not only has a long history but also serves as an important symbol of Buddhist culture. Climbing to the top of the pagoda, you can enjoy panoramic views of Xi'an and experience the blend of ancient and modern.

The ancient city wall is one of the largest and best-preserved ancient city walls in China. Surrounding the city center of Xi'an, the wall stretches approximately 14 kilometers and was built during the Ming Dynasty, with a history of hundreds of years. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll or bike ride along the wall, feeling the weight and atmosphere of the ancient city.

Huaqing Pool, located in the northern suburbs of Xi'an, is a historical royal hot spring resort. Here, there are hot springs, ponds, and ancient buildings amidst picturesque scenery and pleasant climate. Visitors can relax and rejuvenate in the hot springs, enjoying the benefits of hydrotherapy.

After Xi’an tour, you can travel from Xi’an to Tibet by train or flight

Take Tibet Train from Xi’an to Lhasa

The train starting from Xi'an Railway Station to Lhasa Railway Station is available every other day, taking 34 hours and 45 minutes. It leaves Xi'an at 23:35 and arrives at Lhasa at 10:20 on the third day. And the trains from Shanghai to Lhasa and Guangzhou to Lhasa will stop at Xi'an.

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 Fly from Xi’an to Lhasa

As for flights from Xi'an to Lhasa, tourists can choose one from the 6 direct flights that depart daily from Xi'an Xianyang International Airport. The flight duration will be about 3 hours and 45 minutes.

Singapore to Tibet via Nepal

Taking a plane to Kathmandu from Singapore first and then transferring to Tibet is another option for tourists who prefer to experience more on this Singapore to Tibet tour. It will be a lifetime journey for adventurous tourists as they will never forget it. There is one direct flight from Singapore Changi Airport to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu every day, taking only 5 hours and 30 minutes.

Fly from Singapore to Nepal, then Get to Tibet from Kathmandu by Flight or Overland

Singaporean tourists wishing to travel to Lhasa can also choose Nepal as a transit hub, taking a direct flight to Nepal and then deciding whether to fly or travel overland to Lhasa.

Fly from Singapore to Kathmandu

There is a daily direct flight from Singapore to Kathmandu. Similarly, departing from Changi Airport, after about five hours of flight time, you will arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Nepal.

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Explore Highlights in Kathmandu

As the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu is known as the "City of Angels" and boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage as well as breathtaking natural landscapes. You can stroll through Durbar Square, admiring numerous ancient temples, palaces, and sculptures, learning about Nepal's long history and cultural traditions, and experiencing the strong religious atmosphere and vibrant life scenes.

You can climb up to the "Monkey Temple," also known as Swayambhunath Temple, as it sits atop a small hill, offering a panoramic view of Kathmandu and a serene and sacred atmosphere. Patan Durbar Square, located in the southern part of the Kathmandu Valley, is one of Nepal's ancient kingdoms. Here, you can experience the beauty of the blending of ancient and modern, appreciate Nepal's unique architectural style and cultural traditions. If you love nature, there are magnificent mountains, tranquil lakes, and lush fields here, offering beautiful scenery. Visitors can hike, bike, or even take hot air balloon rides here, experiencing the wonders and magnificence of nature.

After Kathmandu tour, you can travel from Nepal to Tibet by flight or overland

Fly from Kathmandu to Lhasa

Currently, Nepal is the only country with direct flights to Lhasa. If you are traveling with limited time or don’t want to spend a lot of time on the way, taking a flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa will be the best option. Although the ticket price is a bit expensive compared to traveling by land, it only takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes to get from Kathmandu to Lhasa. However, there is only one direct flight every Monday. More flights would be available on holidays. In addition, if you are lucky, you will have the opportunity to overlook the magnificent scenery of Mount Everest from the airplane window when the plane flies over the Himalayas.

Travel overland from Kathmandu to Lhasa via Friendship Highway

So, overland travel is the cheapest way to get to Lhasa from Nepal at present. The driver will escort you from Kathmandu to Lhasa via the Sino-Nepal Friendship Highway. Travelers from Singapore will take the vehicle to get to the border and cross at Gyirong Port. The road from Kathmandu to Gyirong Port will take about 5-6 hours and travelers better leave easily in the morning. After taking a rest at Gyirong Town, head to Mount Everest Base Camp to admire the breathtaking landscapes and visit the Rongbuk Monastery. Then, keep traveling and appreciating the views and culture along the road from Shigatse to Gyantse and then reach Lhasa in the end.

 Notice: since China Tibet Nepal Railway is under construction, it’s unavailable to take Kathmandu Lhasa train to Tibet. We’ll keep you posted on the latest news.

Tibet Travel Permit for SingaporeTourists

The Visa-Free policy for Singapore citizens allows them to enter China for up to 30 days without a visa. But applying for a Tibet Travel Permit is a must for nationals of Singapore who plan to go to China for a Tibet tour. Once you decide to travel to Tibet, you need to book a tour with a qualified travel agency since international tourists are not allowed to travel to Tibet independently. Then your travel agency will assist you in applying for your Tibet Travel Permit with a scanned copy of your passport. It normally takes about 15 days for the Tibet Tourism Bureau to issue the permit. Then it will be issued to your hotel in China for you to hold and show when you check into the flight or train to Tibet.

For certain remote areas outside Lhasa that you want to travel to, those places may require additional permits. If your tailor-made Tibet tour includes places like Everest Base Camp, your travel agency will mark down and help you apply for the required permits to ensure a completed Tibet tour for you.

For visitors traveling to Tibet from Nepal, no matter what nationality they are, they will need to apply for a Tibet Group Visa. Only a local travel agency can help you with the application through the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu. When you arrive in Kathmandu, you need to leave your passport to your travel guide to go through the application process, which will take about three working days. When received, you will be arranged to take the vehicle to Lhasa from Nepal.

Notice: Good news for tourists from France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Austria, Singapore, Malaysia, Belgium, Hungary, Ireland, Luxembourg, and Switzerland! You can tour to Tibet from Nepal to enjoy the stunning scenery and splendor culture without the Chinese Group Visa.

Conclusion

In summary, if you're a Singaporean looking to travel to Tibet, you have several transportation options. You can either take a flight to a major city in Chinese Mainland and then continue your journey to Tibet by plane or train, or you can also travel through Nepal directly to Tibet.

And we, Tibet Horizon, as a specialized and reputable travel agency focusing on Tibet tours, not only assist in obtaining the necessary permits for your entry into Tibet but also offer customized itineraries tailored to your needs. Our services include arranging accommodation, transportation, guided tours, and more to ensure you have a pleasant and unforgettable journey. So, if you'd like to learn more about traveling to Tibet, please feel free to contact us or leave us a message.