We will arrive at Nyingchi Milin Airport around 11:00 AM, and then visit Milin Peach Blossom Village. The Milin Peach Blossom Village is located within Milin County. Every spring, the entire village is adorned with pink peach blossoms, creating a picturesque scene. The blooming peach blossoms here attract many visitors to come and admire the beauty.

Next, we will head to Basomtso Lake. Basomtso Lake is one of Tibet's famous lakes, located in the Bomi County of the Nyingchi area. Each spring, the lakeside and the surrounding slopes burst into a stunning display of peach blossoms.

Departing in the morning, you will pass through the Tongmai Natural Barrier and arrive at Guxiang Lake.

Guxiang Lake is located in Guxiang Village, 33 kilometres from Bomi County in Tibet and 210 kilometres from Nyingchi Prefecture. The lake sits at an elevation of 2,600 metres, stretches 5 kilometres in length, with the widest point being 2 kilometres and the deepest point over 20 metres. Bomi Peach Blossom Valley, a scenic spot in Nyingchi, Tibet, was selected as one of the "100 Most Beautiful Scenic Photography Spots in Tibet" by China National Geography.

Midui Glacier is located in Yupug Township, Bomi County, and is one of the most important maritime glaciers in Tibet. The main peak of the glacier stands at an elevation of 6,800 metres, with a snow line at just 4,600 metres. The glacier is covered in snow year-round, creating a breathtaking and magical landscape. Due to the relatively warm temperature of the glacier's surface, it supports a variety of life forms, including ice worms, ice fleas, and other microorganisms. Influenced by the climate of the eastern section of the Himalayas, although Midui Glacier is situated at a latitude of 29°N, the temperature at the glacier's terminus is lower than that of glaciers on Bogda Peak, located at approximately 44 ° N. This is a unique phenomenon among modern glaciers in China.

Ranwu Lake, known as Ranwu Tso in Tibetan, is located in the southwestern corner of Baxoi County in Chamdo. The lake was formed by a landslide or mudslide blocking the river, creating a barrier lake. Due to its proximity to the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, Ranwu Lake is well-known to many travellers journeying along the Sichuan-Tibet route.

Galang Lake is located to the northwest of Bomi County in Tibet. Surrounded by green mountains and towering ancient trees, the area boasts stunning natural scenery and unique traditional architecture. Additionally, it is home to the ruins of the famous "Galang Dynasty" and the descendants of the Galang Kings, making it an ideal destination for tourism development.

Lulang Forest Sea is a forest nestled within a sea of clouds and mist. The entire scenic area is like a picturesque painting, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and lush forests. The valleys are filled with dense greenery, and within the forest, there are meadows as neatly manicured as if trimmed by hand. Many traditional homes are built in this heavenly forest, surrounded by winding streams and thousands of blooming wildflowers, creating a true paradise on earth.

Bonri Mountain is a sacred site highly revered by Bonpo followers. They place all their hopes for happiness in this life and liberation in the next on this mountain. To rid themselves of sins and illnesses, they make annual circumambulations around it. This ritual is not only a religious practice but also a deep aspiration for Bonpo believers worldwide, who hold the mountain in great respect.

Yaowang Mountain means "mountain of the corner" in Tibetan, which means that Yaowang Mountain is located at the corner of Red Mountain where the Potala Palace is located. At the end of the 17th century, in order to develop Tibetan medicine, Diba Sangye Gyatso built Menba Dratsang (medical institute) on Yaowang Mountain, and selected some lamas from various temples to study Tibetan medicine in the Dratsang. There is a statue of Medicine Buddha painted with sapphire in the Dratsang. Therefore, the Han people called this mountain "Yaowang Mountain". This medical school existed until 1959, also known as "Yaowang Mountain Lizhong Medical College".

Morning: Visit the Potala Palace to see its chapels, audience halls, golden burial chortens, Buddhist frescoes, and thangkas.

Afternoon: Explore Jokhang Temple, Tibet's holiest site, and then stroll around Barkhor Street to shop for traditional Tibetan artefacts and souvenirs.

Afternoon: Explore Jokhang Temple, Tibet's holiest site, and then stroll around Barkhor Street to shop for traditional Tibetan artefacts and souvenirs.

Morning: Depart from Lhasa for Yamdrok Lake, one of Tibet's sacred lakes known for its stunning colours and scenery at 4,441 metres above sea level. The "Jade Lake" in Tibetan, it blends turquoise waters with distant snow-capped mountains. Experience the serene beauty up close, with diverse mountain ranges, Tibetan villages, and grazing animals along the shore.

Afternoon: Pass by Karola Glacier, a majestic sight wrapped in mist and clouds, showcasing its geological significance and natural beauty. Continue to Gyantse, Tibet's "Heroic Town," glimpsing Gyantse Fortress from afar. Journey across the Gyantse Plain to reach Shigatse.

Morning: Travel by car through Lhatse to Xegar, crossing the 5,220-meter-high Gyatso La Pass. Catch a distant view of Mount Everest's majestic peak upon arrival in Xegar. After a brief stop at the pass, continue towards Tingri.

Afternoon: Arrive at the Everest Natural Reserve, the world's highest altitude nature reserve. Visit Rongbuk Monastery, renowned as the best vantage point for viewing Mount Everest at 5,100 metres. Take an eco-friendly vehicle to Everest Base Camp at 5,200 metres, where you can marvel at the world's tallest peak and possibly witness the ethereal Everest Cloud Flag fluttering like the flame of life.

In the morning, witness the majestic Mount Everest bathed in sunlight, its snow-capped peak and hanging glaciers creating a sacred and awe-inspiring sight. Feel humbled by the vastness and tranquility of the universe. After this encounter with Everest, return in the afternoon to Shigatse, nestled amidst the sprawling and magnificent Himalayas.

Before spending about 4 hours to drive back to Lhasa from Shigatse, we will visit the largest Monastery in west Tibet, the Tashilunpo monastery, as the last but famous historic sites for your Tibet tour. Tashilunpo monastery is one of the the six great Gelukpa institutions and was founded in 1447 by a disciple of Tsongkapa, containing the world's largest gilded copper image(26m high) of future god Jampa. Drive along the Friend-ship Highway back to Lhasa.

Take the train at 8:00 am. Some guests can return to Chengdu.

Around 8 AM, arrive in Xining, the capital of Qinghai Province. A private transfer will take you from the train station to Xining Airport. End your perfect Tibet journey！