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Nepal-Tibet Overland Tour- Kyirong border in Tibet was reopened now

The latest news showed that on August 29, 2017, Kyirong border in Tibet was reopened for foreign travelers. That means foreign travelers can take an overland tour via Kyirong border to Tibet from Nepal. It not only saves the expensive flight cost but also offers a superb overland landscape along the driving trip. 1. Geographical position of Kyirong border：  Located in the Kyirong County, Shigatse, Kyirong border is an import trade channel between China and Nepal. It is adjacent to Zhangmu port and is the end point of the National Highway 216 (Xinjiang-Tibet Highway second line). Kyirong border from Nepal's capital Kathmandu is near 85 km; from China-Nepal highway section Kyirong docking distance is only about 30 km. 2. History of Kyirong border: Kyirong border not only has a boundary line of 162 kilometers, but also a long history.     1） In 789 AD, according to legend, when Nepal's Princess Bhrukuti married the Tibetan King Songtsan,
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Top Six Tour Sites in Tibet

As the roof of the world, Tibet has been always attractive for thousands of travelers from all corners of the earth.People may go after its splendid landscape or the unique religious charm that can pure the tired heart. No matter natural or cultural reason, Tibet is definitely a beautiful place worth visiting. So, where are the top 6 tour sites in Tibet you should not miss? With over 12 years’ experience, Great Tibet Tour had made the following list for all fans of Tibet tours . The Potala Palace, Lhasa Located in Lhasa, the Potala Palace is recognized as the symbol of Tibet Autonomous Region. It was built 1,300 years ago to celebrate the wedding of the 33rd. great King of Tibet - Srongtsen Gampo and Princess Wencheng. In 1645, it was reconstructed and became the winter palace for Dalai Lamas. Up to now, it is the largest well-preserved ancient palace in Tibet and alsothe highest architecture in the world which is complex of palace, castle, and temple. In 1994, the Pot
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