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Tibet Honeymoon Tour

Spending a honeymoon in Tibet can offer a unique and memorable experience. With breathtaking landscapes, including the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, and pristine lakes like Yamdrok, Tibet provides a stunning backdrop for a romantic getaway. The region is also steeped in rich cultural heritage and traditions. Visiting ancient Sera Monastery and Drepung Monastery, walking along bustling Barkhor Street and exploring Tibetan history can be an enriching experience.

With careful planning, our Tibet honeymoon tours are tailored to suit the preferences and interests of couples, ensuring a personalized and intimate trip. As a professional agency, we have designed wonderful honeymoon trips for many newlyweds. With local guides and drivers as well as our expert consultant, we can make your honeymoon unforgettable.

Top 2 Tibet Honeymoon Tour Packages

We’ve selected two best Tibet honeymoon trips for lovers, both ensure a wonderful travel experience! Our 5-day Nyingchi Lhasa tour presents you with the breathtaking scenery in Nyingchi, including the lush Lulang Forest and tranquil Basumtso Lake. Drive to Lhasa, you’ll visit the world heritage sites of Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. If you want a more exciting tour, check out our 8-day tour package to Shigatse and Everest Base Camp. Admiring the towering snowy peak, the luminous Milky Way and breathtaking sunset and sunrise views make your honeymoon unique and unparalleled. Read on for more details and join us on the well-planned honeymoon trip to Tibet!

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    Best Eastern Tibet Journey
    Wonderful Nyingchi Lhasa Tour

    5 Days Nyingchi Bomi Lhasa Honeymoon Tour

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    Route: Lulang Forest - Mt. Namjia Bawa - Niyang River - Basum Tso - Potala Palace - Jokhang Temple - Barkhor Street

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    Best honeymoon trip
    Vast forests and beautiful lakes
    Lhasa city experience

    Group size: Min.1 pax

    From $On Request

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    Top Lhasa Everest Tour
    Everest Base Camp Adventure

    8 Days Lhasa Shigatse Mount Everest Small Group Tour

    Promo: Once-in-a-lifetime chance to face the tallest mountain in the world

    Route: Potala Palace - Jokhang Temple - Barkhor Street - Sera Monastery - Yamdrok Lake - Korola Glacier - Pelkor Monastery - Tashilunpo Monastery - Everest Base Camp

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    Group size: Min.1 pax

    From $925

Tibet Honeymoon Tour by Destinations & Themes

Our all-inclusive itineraries are carefully planned with Tibet attractions encounters. Explore our varied tour packages and join us for an exploration of profound history and splendid culture!

Tibet Honeymoon Tour within Lhasa City & Surrounding (4 Days)

Lhasa, also known as the “City of Sunlight”, boasts with rich religious atmosphere and a modern city vibe. In Lhasa, you can visit the world-famous Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, which represent the enduring love between King Songtsen Gampo and Princess Wencheng. The temple and palace are adorned with effigies of the royal couple. Their love story adds romantic elements to your honeymoon trip in Tibet.

  • 4 Days Lhasa City Honeymoon Tour

    4 Days Lhasa City Honeymoon Tour

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    Best trip for new couples
    Historical story of Potala
    Delve into local customs

    Group size: Min.1 pax

    Tour price: free enquire >

Tibet Honeymoon Tour from Nyingchi (5 Days)

Nyingchi marks the lowest elevation region in Tibet with breathtaking landscapes. The snowy Mount Namcha Barwa, lush Lulang Forest, and crystal Basumtso Lake form a captivating scenery. Traveling in this picturesque land, you can fully relax your body and mind and enjoy private time with your lover.

  • 5 Days Nyingchi Bomi Lhasa Honeymoon Tour

    5 Days Nyingchi Bomi Lhasa Honeymoon Tour

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    Best honeymoon trip
    Vast forests and beautiful lakes
    Lhasa city experience

    Group size: Min.1 pax

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Tibet Honeymoon Tour with Yamdrok (6 Days)

Revered as a sacred place by pilgrims, Yamdrok Lake maintains its natural and primitive ecology. The clear waters, green grasslands, blue sky, white clouds and wandering yak paint a stunning picture and form a tranquil atmosphere. Join hands with your lover to explore its endless charm and create a sweet memory lasting in your lifetime.

  • 6 Days Lhasa Gyantse Shigatse Honeymoon Tour

    6 Days Lhasa Gyantse Shigatse Honeymoon Tour

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    Best choice for couples
    Explore Tibetan monasteries
    Stunning holy lake

    Group size: Min.1 pax

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Tibet Honeymoon Tour with EBC (8 Days)

Mount Everest is an excellent option for those who want a special location to commemorate their love. In Chinese, “love is higher than mountains and deeper than water” is often used to describe sincere love. As the highest peak in the world, Mount Everest is an ideal place to witness a love that is greater than the mountains. Traveling to Everest Base Camp, you can have a sweet moment with your lover appreciating this towering peak.

  • Lhasa Shigatse Mount Everest Join-in Small Group Tour

    8 Days Lhasa Shigatse Mount Everest Small Group Tour

    Promo: Once-in-a-lifetime chance to face the tallest mountain in the world

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    Group size: Min.1 pax

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Tibet Honeymoon Tour Service & Reviews

Why Join Our Tibet Honeymoon Tours?

  • Professional Tibetan local travel agency specializing in Tibet honeymoon tours

  • Seasoned local tour guides follow the clients’ health conditions with emergency backup plans

  • Experienced drivers, well-equipped vehicles, oxygen cylinders, and bottled water ensure a safe Tibet honeymoon tour

  • Well-crafted itineraries covering Drepung Monastery, Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Yamdrok Lake, EBC, Lulang Forest, etc

  • One-stop service arranging travel documents, accommodations, restaurants, and ticket booking for you

  • Trained travel consultants providing 1 to 1 customized tour service

  • 24/7 services to help with altitude sickness and unexpected problems

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Tibet Honeymoon Tour Travelogue

Discover wonderful moments recorded in our clients’ photos and videos of their honeymoon trips in Tibet!

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Honeymoon tour to Yamdrok Lake
Honeymoon tour to Potala Palace
Honeymoon tour to Yamdrok Lake

Tibet Honeymoon Tour Faqs

  • 1. What is the best time to join a Tibet honeymoon tour?

    The best time to join a Tibet honeymoon tour is generally from April to June and from September to October. During these months, the weather is relatively stable, with clear skies, mild temperatures and less rainfall, making it ideal for appreciating beautiful landscapes and visiting historical and cultural sites. In summer, the weather may be rainy, but the temperature is higher and tourists can witness the celebration of Shoton Festival. In winter, the weather is cold but tourists can enjoy a lower cost of transportation and accommodation and feel less crowded as there are fewer tourists. Also, Losar, the Tibetan New Year, often falls in February or March.

  • 2. What permits are needed to join a Tibet honeymoon tour?

    To visit Tibet, you typically need the following permits:

    Tibet Travel Permit: This permit is issued by the Tibet Tourism Bureau (TTB) and is required for all foreign travelers visiting Tibet.

    Aliens' Travel Permit: Travelers traveling to partially restricted areas such as EBC, Basumtso Lake, Samye Monastery, etc. need to obtain Aliens’ Travel Permit via Tibet Travel Agency (like Tibet Horizon).

    Military Area Entry Permit: Travelers visiting military-sensitive areas such as Mount Kailash, Lake Manasarovar, etc, need to apply for a Military Area Entry Permit.

    Our Xizang (Tibet) tour packages include Tibet Travel Permit and all the necessary Tibet travel documents. If you book with us, we’ll help apply for the permits needed to ensure a smooth and worry-free Tibet honeymoon tour.

  • 3. What about the accommodation during Tibet honeymoon tours?

    Lhasa and Shigatse, as major tourist destinations in Tibet, offer more diverse options from 3-to 5-star hotels to local guesthouses. They provide basic to luxury facilities, all ensuring a comfortable stay. For private travelers, you can choose according to your standards. However, in remote areas such as EBC, only cozy tents and guesthouses are available.

  • 4. What to eat during Tibet honeymoon tours?

    We have handpicked restaurants with food safety guarantees for our clients. You can enjoy unique Tibetan, Sichuan, Nepali, and Indian cuisines along the way. Specialties include yak hotpot, sweet tea, butter tea, roasted pig, tsampa, barley wine, stone pot chicken and spicy diced chicken. Nepali and Indian dishes feature chicken masala and various curries. You can also find Indian dishes in Tibet. Also, if you have any special dietary requirements, please keep our guides informed and they will help you check food composition when you order dishes.

  • 5. How to deal with possible altitude sickness when traveling in Tibet?

    Traveling on the Tibet Plateau with an average altitude of over 4,000 meters, it’s common for some tourists to experience altitude sickness. The symptoms of altitude sickness can include headache, nausea, and dizziness.

    To minimize the effect of altitude sickness, it is important to allow time to acclimate to the high altitude and to take precautions to prevent altitude sickness. Travelers should drink plenty of water, eat light meals, and avoid alcohol or caffeine. It is also recommended to take a slow path in the first two days after entering Tibet. The itineraries of our Tibet honeymoon tours are hassle-free, taking you to the landmarks in Lhasa and allowing you to explore the stunning sites and cultural splendors on a slow path.

    If you feel uncomfortable, tell your guide. We have prepared oxygen tanks in our vehicles. You can inhale oxygen and take medication when necessary. If symptoms of altitude sickness persist or worsen, we’ll help transfer you to the hotel or hospital to seek medical attention immediately.

  • 6. Does Tibet have its Valentine’s Day?

    Yes, Tibetan Valentine’s Day is called Fairy’s Day, which falls on October 15th in Tibetan Calendar. The tale goes that, Bandanlamu, one of the supreme gods in Tibetan Buddhism, had three daughters. The oldest daughter, Baibadongze was not good looking, with the face of a frog, but she was full of tenderness or affection and fell in love with the general, Chizunzan. When Bandanlamu knew this, she was strongly against it. In a violent rage, she drove away Chizunzan to the southern bank of Lhasa River, and made the rule that only on Oct, 15th of Tibetan Lunar Calendar can they see each other across the river. Unlucky as Baidonglaze was, she was kind and amiable to protect the women and children, so people made Oct, 15th as the Fairy’s Day to worship her. Modern Tibetan youth associate Valentine's Day in the West with the Fairy’s Day in Tibet. Because only on this day can Baidonglaze meet her lover and talk about her lovesickness and affection. On this day, many young Tibetans also ask their lovers out and present them with flowers and gifts.

  • 7. What’s a Tibetan wedding ceremony like?

    The Tibetan wedding ceremony is rich in cultural traditions and customs that reflect the region's unique heritage.

    The process begins with a proposal, where the groom's side seeks the bride's horoscope and consults an astrologer to determine compatibility. If compatible, an engagement follows with the exchange of gifts and the selection of an auspicious date for the wedding by an astrologer or lama.

    On the wedding day, a procession from the groom's side goes to the bride's home to welcome her with gifts. Before entering the bride’s door, a dedicated person will sing a “Door Song”. After entering the door, the groom’s side will present qiema and hada and a dedicated person will sing a “Colored Arrow Song”. The bride’s uncle will pin the colored arrow on her collar, Then, one end of a hada is tied to the bride's ring, and the other end is led by the uncle, who slowly leads the bride out of the house. As the bride gets on the horse, the sound of "Horse Song" is sounded. When the bride dismounts, it is accompanied by the chanting of "Badi Song". Immediately afterward, the mother-in-law will come forward to greet the bride. The mother-in-law carried the milking bucket in her hand, carried cow dung on her back, and had a ”pang” on her shoulder, which symbolizes weaving. These are given to the bride, which is an important ceremony throughout the wedding.

    Then, a grand feast is held with family and friends. Traditional Tibetan music and dancing are integral parts of the celebration. Specific foods are prepared for the wedding, such as Tibetan dumplings and barley wine.

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  • Mr. Wong from Singapore, asked on December 27th, 2023

    Traveling to Nyingchi from Shanghai

    Hello, my wife and I are planning a Tibet tour next year. Before going to Tibet, we want to visit Shanghai first. If we want to include Nyingchi in our route, how can we travel to Nyingchi first?

    Mr. Karma from Tibet Horizon, answered on December 27th, 2023

    Dear Wong, thank you for reaching out for us with your question!

    Currently, there’s no direct flight from Shanghai to Nyingchi. If you want to travel to Nyingchi first, you can take a transit at cities like Xi’an, Chengdu, or Chongqing. You can even take one or two days tour these cities. The whole journey will be smooth and you can land in Nyingchi to begin your Tibet exploration.

    Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions!

  • Mrs. Gross from Austria, asked on May 22nd, 2024

    Vegetarian Food in Tibet

    Hi! I’m planning my honeymoon tour and considering a Lhasa visit. I’m a vegan but I found that famous local dishes include yak and yogurt and local restaurants may not specify ingredients on the menu. Will it be troublesome when I visiting Tibet?

    Mr. Karma from Tibet Horizon, answered on May 22nd, 2024

    Dear Gross, thank you for considering a Tibet honeymoon tour. Your visit won’t be troubled by diet requirement at all!

    In Tibet, there’re many restaurants offering vegetarian dishes because on special days or festivals like Saga Dawa Festival, many people will avoid eating meat or fish. You can eat delicious dishes made of potato and barley and taste local snacks such as sweet tea and tsampa. Therefore, you don’t need to worry about what to eat during your Tibet trip.

    If you have further question or need assistance in planning your Tibet honeymoon tour, feel free to contact us!

  • Mrs. Nielsen from Denmark, asked on May 28th, 2024

    Accomodation in Shigatse

    Hello! My husband and I are planning a Tibet trip after our wedding ceremony in October. What about the accommodation is Shigatse? Does there have any 5- or 4-star hotel?

    Mr. Tashi Wangyal from Tibet Horizon, answered on May 28th, 2024

    Dear Nielsen, thank you for considering a Tibet tour and extending your question to us!

    As the second largest city in Tibet, Shigatse offers varied choices for accommodation. From luxury hotels to budget hostels, travelers can choose according to your standard. GesarHotel, Wanrun International Holiday Hotel, Hilton Shigatse, and Manasarovar Hotel are of the best hotels in Shigatse, offering luxury facilities. If you need more detailed information, please feel free to contact us!

    We warmly congratulate you on your happy wedding and look forward to your arrival in Tibet!

  • Mr. Martin from Sweden, asked on June 25th, 2023

    How much time is needed for a honeymoon trip?

    Hello, my wife and I are getting married this month, and we would like to spend our honeymoon in Tibet after the wedding. We’re wondering how long we should plan for our trip?

    Mr. Kalsang Younten from Tibet Horizon, answered on June 26th, 2023

    Dear Martin, Thank you for your question!

    It is recommended to allocate at least 7 to 10 days to fully experience Tibet's natural beauty and cultural landmarks. Depending on your physical condition and interests, the duration of the trip can be adjusted accordingly.

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