What is it that comes to your mind when you hear the word China? Tune of a pinning music, men and women dressed in long silk robes, the Great Wall, dragons, etc. Very vivid to be honest, but China is not even partially the complete picture. In Southwest of China, lies a miraculous and stupefying answer – Tibet. Third Eye Travel brings to you the most mystical exploration in touring history with in-depth elucidation of every destination in its Tibet Tour Package.

Commonly referred as Shangri-la, the forbidden land, Tibet is also known as ‘the roof of the world'. The jaunt throttles of from the capital of Tibet, Lhasa. Rooted at the heart of this city is a 13-storey monumental palace of Potala, with 999 rooms it was home to the Dalai Lamas. Built on a steep mountain, touring it is just like a huge labyrinth which keeps going on and on. Without a guide there is no way out to this conundrum. With Tibet tour package, not only will you be guided through rather be explained the various perplexing printings on the wall. Lhasa enshrines the spirituality of its people with Jokahng Temple. It is the earliest wood-and-masonry structure built in Tibet. Pilgrims visit this place afoot, crawling or spinning prayer wheels but coagulate at this place in gruesomely huge numbers. The next homage place is the summer palace of Dalai Lama, the Norbulingka Park with an area of 360.000 sq meters and 374 rooms; it is the biggest man-made garden in Tibet. Samye Monastery is the first Monastery in Tibet featuring Buddhist laws and monks. It is here that the legendary debate of doctrines between the ancient Indian Buddhists and the Inland Buddhists took place. The largest known monastery in Sighatse is the Tashilunpo Monastery. Built in 1447, it is a blend of red and white buildings. The Maitreya Buddha made of copper with 22.4 meters is the highest statue in the world and the underline to this Monastery. Tashilhunpo is the seat of the Panchen Lama since the Fourth Panchen Lama took charge in the monastery, and there are now nearly 800 lamas. Besides the highest statue of the world, Tibet abodes the highest mountain peak of the world, Mt. Everest. Ambition of every trekker, this peak has its own sensation in the world map. The foot of this temple is another record holding temple, Rongbuk Monastery- the highest temple in the world.
Moving aside from temples and mountains, Tibet Tour Package lets you surrender yourself to the picturesque Lakes. Yamdrok Tso and Namtso Lake is the highlight of Tibet tour. Yamdrok being one of the three largest lakes in Tibet is a holy lake. Reclined in the south by Yarlong Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) river it is canvassed with incredible snow-capped mountain views. Namtso Lake is the host for the Trekking Namtso Festival, which is visited by pilgrims from across the world to pay homage. Ceremonial scarves are thrown into the river as a tradition in the hope of good luck, good health and good harvest. Tibet Tour Package doesn't culminate here. Gyantse, one of the most important trading centres between Indian, Sikkim, Bhutan, Tibet and China, is symbolic because of the Kumbum Stupa. A 32 m high structure, with over 100,000 images of Buddha and 77 rooms it is a superlative example of 15th century Newar art extant in the world.

            To sum up the Tibet Tour Package, no parchment of e-paper is big enough. The extreme unique structures both natural and man-made coexist here. The candid smiles of the natives will embezzle your heart. Religion, beauty, peace, adventure and what not could be accomplished in Tibet Tour.