5 Days Tour of Tsetang, Lhasa

D01:Arrival Lhasa airport and transfer to Testang town, Relax in the afternoon.

Distance:100 kilometers, 1.5 hour drive

D02:Yumbulhakang Palace, chang chu Monastery, Ancient Kings tomb.

AM:After breakfast, Drive to chong gyel visit the ancient king tomb of Tubo dynasty

PM:After lunch, Sightseeing of first castle which built in 2 century B.C--Yumbulhakang Palace and earliest temple of Tibet--Changchu Monastery.

D03: Tsetan--Samye--Lhasa

AM:After breakfast, Drive to samye Monsastery The earliest buddist monastery, which is boasts buddism, buddist statue and monks of Tibetan history. And erected in 762 A.D. Then drive to Lhasa through beautiful scenery of Yaulung valley, Yarlun Tsang po river and local village of countryside

D04:Lhasa city, Potala Palace. Johkang Monastery, Barkor market.

AM:After breakfast, Guide tour of Potala Palace, the highest Palace of the world. Built in 7th century, As the winter palace For Dalai Lama in the heart of the city.

PM:After lunch, Guide tour of Johkang Monastery which Erected in 7th certury, Barkor market.

D05:Transfer to the airport to take flight out.

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TourPrice Quotations ($USD/ Per Person):
The following quotations include land arrangement and the costs of air transportation within China as a package. Guests are responsible for their own international air arrangement. Tour price is quoted in U.S. dollars and based on tariffs and rates of exchange between U.S. dollars and Chinese Yuan in effect from time to time.
A better discount quotation will be offered if you can bring more than 10 guests to join our tour. The costs of your land tours in China will be waived if you can bring more than 15 guests to join our tour.

Quotations Inclusion:

1. Hotel Accommodation
Based on two adults sharing either one twin bedded room or one double standard bedded room.

2. Meals
Daily Western or Chinese breakfast at the hotel, Chinese lunch, and dinner in local specified Chinese restaurants. “B” stands for “ Breakfast”, L - Lunch, D - Dinner.

3. Transfers and Sightseeing
All transfers and sightseeing are by motor coach, car or other conveyance.  Transfers to and from airport and hotels will be provided only for the registered tour members.  Sightseeing is restricted to the sightseeing points described in the tour itineraries.  Additional sightseeing points not normally covered in the tour package price will incur extra charges on the spot.  Passengers must provide their own transfers to and from the specified hotel when arriving and/or departing on flights other than the ones described in the itineraries.

4. Transportation between Cities
Only covering the travels listed in the itinerary, including a domestic flight ticket (the economic class) or a train ticket (soft berth/seat).

5. Admission/Entrance fees
Only applied for the sightseeing and programs mentioned in the itinerary.

6. Tibet Travel Permit application fees
Only applied if you go to Tibet.

7. Domestic Airport Taxes
Only applied for the domestic flight listed in the itinerary.

8. Insurance
Since the coverage of China Life Tourist Accident/Casualty Insurance, we highly recommend that all our guests have their own county's insurance fully covering their international travels.

Quotations Exclusion:

1. Visa and Passport fees

2. Meals not mentioned in the itinerary

3. Single Room Supplement
Should a twin bed room is requested by a single guest, supplement fee will be charged on your own cost.

4. Any Personal Charges
Such as laundry, drinks, telecommunication, optional tour activities, excess or overweight baggage charges, items of a personal nature and any items not specifically listed as included.  
    
5. Tips for tour guides or drivers, waiters, chambermaids, porter age and on cruise.

6. Others
Airport taxes, airline taxes, fuel surcharge, China departure tax, or any other charges levied by local, state, or federal government agency.

7. Charges arising from deviation, any expense due to delay or change of schedule, over booking of accommodation, default of any third party, sickness, weather, strike, acts of God, acts of terrorism, force majeure, acts of government's civil disturbances, war, quarantine, customs regulations, epidemics, criminal activity or for any other cause beyond China Star Tours' control.