Central Tibet Trek is a wonderful trek that allows you to experience the wild landscape of Tibet. You can explore the sacred and pristine Buddhist culture. You can also visit the ancient temples and monasteries of Tibet. Tibetan inhabitants and their unique Buddhist culture, beliefs, magnificent wildlife, and snow-capped peaks are the main attractions of Tibet.
Gyama valley is a broad agricultural tributary of the Kyi Chu River. This valley lies in the east of Lhasa. Barley fields sprawl across this valley floor. It is splendid, with small villages, settlements, and temples, including the shrine commemorating the birthplace of Song Tsen Gampo.
The trekking takes us 4 days from Gyama to Samye and is one of the finest routes in central Tibet. After visiting Samye Monastery, we will trek across the Yarlung Tsangpo River and drive to Tsetang. The next morning, we will go to Lhasa. From Lhasa, we continue our journey by driving to Tashido near Namtso Lake and camping there for one night. From Namstso Lake, it will take 3 days to trek to the town of Damshung via the Kong-La pass, an unforgettable route. So, what’s keeping you from being part of this moderate adventure?
The best seasons to explore the Central Tibet Trek are April, May, June, July, August, September, and October.