After arriving at Gonggar Airport in Tibet, complete immigration formalities and drive an hour to Lhasa. It’s advisable to rest and take an easy for the remainder of the day, due to Lhasa’s altitude.
Overnight at hotel.

Am: Potala Palace.
This morning, we will visit the Potala Palace, which dominates the city of Lhasa. A spectacular building, it contains the private quarters of the Dalai Lama as well as numerous grand staterooms and many important chapels. There has been a palace on this site since the 5th or 6th century, but the present palace was constructed in the 17th century. A visit to the Drepung Monastery this afternoon will complete a truly awe- inspiring day. Founded in the
14th century, this monastery was once the largest in the world with a population of around 10,000 monks. These days that figure is down to several hundred, but there is still much here of interest as it was left relatively unscathed during the Cultural Revolution.

Jokhang Temple: Situated in the heart of old Lhasa houses Tibet’s most precious religious relic, a golden Sakyamuni
Buddha that was brought as a gift by the Chinese princess Wen Cheng on her wedding to the Tibetan King, Songtsen Gampo. Devout pilgrims prostrate themselves at the entrance of the temple and make the inner holy circuit to offer yak butter to the gods and pay homage to the golden statue of Sakyamuni. Surrounding the Jokhang Temple is the busy bustling Barkhor Bazaar. A marketplace, which is the religious and social focus of Lhasa. This is the Spiritual
Center of Tibet and is also the heart of Lhasa.

Barkhor Bazaar: Barkhor, a circular street at the center of Old Lhasa, is the oldest street in a very traditional city in Tibet. It is a place where Tibetan culture, economy, religion and arts assemble and a place to which a visit must be paid.
It has been said that in the seventh century Songtsen Gampo, the first Tibetan King (617 – 650) who unified Tibet, married Chinese Princess Wencheng and Nepal princess Tritsun. Later Princess Tritsun built Jokhang Temple to accommodate the twelve-year-old Jowo Sakyamuni, brought to Tibet by Princess Wencheng.

Barkhor is the road, where pilgrims tramped out around Jokhang Temple through centuries. Buddhist pilgrims walk or progress by body-lengths along the street clockwise every day into deep night. Most of Lhasa & floating population is comprised of these pilgrims. The pilgrims walk outside four columns on which colorful scripture streamers are hung, a custom, which began in the Tubo period (633-877) as a way to show respect.
Dinner and overnight at hotel.

Am: Visit the Norbulingkha: The ‘Jewel Park’ as it is known in Tibetan, was built in the 18th century and served as the Summer Palace of the Dalai Lamas. This colorful garden landscape was the site of picnic and public gatherings. The place is richly decorated, creating an atmosphere of peaceful repose.
Pm: Visit the SERA Monastery: 5 Km (3 miles) north of Lhasa. Sera’s setting is one of the prettiest Once a community of more than 5,000 monks, it was virtually extinguished by the Chinese invasion. The restored monastery sits below the brow of the hill on which Tsongkhapa built a hermitage and spent several years in meditation. One of the monk disciples started building the Sera in 1419 AD”.
Dinner and overnight at hotel.

Am: After breakfast visit Tashilhunpo Monastey. This monastery is one of the largest functioning Monastery in Tibet and there is much to explore within its high surrounding wall. Later visit local market and have lunch in a nice restaurant.
After lunch continue along the Friendship Highway, marveling once more at the barren yet spectacular landscape of Tibet. Beyond the small town of Lhatse we cross Gyamtso La (5,220m) and descend to the plains, passing monasteries and camps of nomadic herder to New Tingri. From Tingri we ascent towards Gawa La (5,198 m / 17,049 ft.) from here you witness Panoramic view of Majestic Himalayas including Mt. Everest, Cho Oyo, Makalu, Lhotse and Shisapangma. Later continue through winding road to Youpa village.
Dinner and overnight at guesthouse.

Am: After breakfast visit Tashilhunpo Monastey. This monastery is one of the largest functioning Monastery in Tibet and there is much to explore within its high surrounding wall. Later visit local market and have lunch in a nice restaurant.
After lunch continue along the Friendship Highway, marveling once more at the barren yet spectacular landscape of Tibet. Beyond the small town of Lhatse we cross Gyamtso La (5,220m) and descend to the plains, passing monasteries and camps of nomadic herder to New Tingri. From Tingri we ascent towards Gawa La (5,198 m /
17,049 ft.) from here you witness Panoramic view of Majestic Himalayas including Mt. Everest, Cho Oyo, Makalu, Lhotse and Shisapangma. Later continue through winding road to Youpa village.
Dinner and overnight at guesthouse.

After breakfast, our trekking support team load the Yak Caravan with all our Camping gears, food supplies and fuel. After the full preparation we begin our first day trek which start from Youpa village, we ascend gradually through grasslands and rugged trail reached to camp site in an enchanting Showo Tso which is approximately 10km. Showo Tso is an alpine lake under the Showol ass. When the weather is good, you can see Mt.Everest (the highest peak in the world at 8,844 m) and Mt. Makalu (the fifth-highest peak in the world at 8,463m). Rest of the day is free to stroll around Camp site while enjoying the surrounding beauty of Gama Valley.
Dinner and overnight at Camp.

Enjoy outdoor breakfast while enjoying the sunrise refection of Mt. Everest and Mt. Makalu on the Showo Tso. This
is only the best location to enjoy the view of Mt. Makalu in whole trek. After breakfast start climb towards Showo La (4,900 m / 16,072 ft.) and descend down to Dolshang valley at an altitude of 4,030 m / 13,218 ft. During the trek we pass through gushing brooks covered by vibrant unknown flowers and shrubs. Dolshang forms the initial parts of Gama valley and picturesque brooks surrounded by beautiful snow-capped Mountains and massive colorful orchid flowers. Therefore, Dolshang is also knows as Orchid valley. Once getting down to the valley you instantly find yourself intoxicated by the alluring scent of Orchids. This stunning waterfulls, exuberant meadows, snowly peaks etc. makes your wonder if you venture into a fairyland.
Dinner and overnight at Camp.

Dolshang is a demarcation point of climate and vegetation in Gama Valley. The lower altitude below Dolshang, the more abundant the vegetation will become. Dolshang is the uppermost boundary of the
virgin forest distribution in Gama Valley. In the morning, we continue to hike up from Dolshang and pass through the virgin forest. As we climbed over the ridge, we could look back at the breathtaking panorama of the Gama Valley. If we arrive at the right time, you can even capture the grandeur of Mt. Makalu. At around noon, we will reach Tsonang-tso Lake. Its crystal-clear water reflects the spectacular view of the surrounding snow-capped peaks. After lunch, we need to pass another mountain pass to reach the scenic Xialong Pasture (4,400m), blanketed with colorful wildflowers. If the weather is good, Everest will always show in front of us from the pasture. The final part of the trek will lead us to the camping site of Tangsung Camp (4,510m/14,972 ft).
Overnight at Camp.

Enjoy sunrise breakfast at Tangsung Camp. This is one of the most picturesque spots, where one can witness sunrise over giant snow-capped mountains including Mt. Everest, Lhotse and Makalu together.
After breakfast start trek following zigzag trails we move down to the Badang, where the Ega Prairie (4,310m/14,136 ft.) is situated. During the descent, looming canyons and glaciers to your right, where flowing water forms the headwaters of the Gama Valley. We need to wade through rugged and gigantic rocks to make it to Paltang (4,950m/16,336 ft.) Campsite. Paltang is a large pasture as well as a super viewing platform from where we can get the closest view of Mt. Everest.
Dinner and overnight at Camp.

Today,s trek is tough but rewarding. From Paltang, we will trek to the Everest Base Camp of the Eastern Slope (5,320m /17,450 ft). The initial part of the trek involves a gravel slope of about 45 degrees, from which you can gaze at the spectacular glacier on the north face of Mt. Everest. After crossing two seasonal alpine lakes, you will continue trekking along the river valley and finally get up to base camp on the eastern slope of Everest. It,s a relatively gentle meadow where very few people arrive here. After the exploration we will return back to Campsite in Palthang.
Dinner and overnight at Camp.

After breakfast, start backtrack to Tangsung.
Dinner and overnight at Camp.

After breakfast start trek north to Tsosho – rim (5,013m / 16,442 ft.). This is the highlight of entire Gama Valley trek. This is also the best shooting point in the east slope route of Mount Everest. Tsosho-rim consists of 5 small alpine lakes, located at the foot of Tuolagang Poche Snow Mountain. We will camp by the nearest small lake to the grassland. Weather permitting one can see Mt.Everest, Mt.Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, and other peaks.
Dinner and overnight at Camp.

We start very early from Tsosho Rim towards Langma La pass (5,350 m /17,548 ft.) it takes three stages of climbing to reach the Langma La Pass, among which the first stage of climbing shortly after setting off from the camp has a steeper slope. Langma La Pass is the highest point of the entire trek. After passing the pass, it begins to descend
straight down, and after crossing the rocky beach, it descends all the way to the lakeside of Latsetso. Continue down the river valley, cross the large meadow at the lower part of the mountain, and you will see the road. After crossing the small iron bridge, continue along the road and take a big turn, you will see Lhundupling Village at the bottom of
the mountain. Upon arrival in a village meet waiting vehicle and drive to New Tingri. Upon arrival check in at hotel for hot shower and rest.
Dinner and overnight at hotel.

After leasurely breakfast at hotel. Leave Tingri and start drive to Shigatse for lunch. After lunch transfer to Shigatse train station for Journey to Lhasa. Upon arrival in Lhasa City transfer to hotel. Rest of the evening is free.
Overnight at hotel.

After breakfast, transfer to Gonggar Airport for final departure to onwards Journey.