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Overland Tour Sichuan-Tibet (Route 318)
Chengdu - Yajiang - Batang - Zuogong - Basu - Bomi - Nyingchi Bayi - Lhasa

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Duration: 10 Days 9 Nights
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Highlight

  • Route 318: A must-drive experience featuring stunning scenery, including snow-capped mountains, forests, grasslands, glaciers, canyons, and rivers.
  • Warmhearted Extras: Special arrangements like the “Princess Wencheng” live drama, handmade DIY activities, city walks, and small cultural experiences.
  • Tibetan ceremonial scarf, oxygen cylinder, glucose, Rhodiola roots, and a Himalayan High Altitude Challenge certificate.

Package price (per person per package):

Season 2 pax 3 pax 4 pax Single supplement
April - December MYR 13890 MYR 11680 MYR 10195 MYR 2275

Accommodations: Local 4 star hotels

  • Yajiang Yuecheng Hotel
  • Batang Vienna Hotel
  • Zuogong Yuexi Resort Hotel
  • Ranwu International Self-driving Camp
  • Bomi Zao Hotel
  • Nyingchi Pearl Hotel
  • Lhasa Thangka Hotel

Important Notes

  • Health: High-altitude considerations; not suitable for those with specific medical conditions.
  • Physical Fitness: Itinerary involves long drives; necessary supplies (e.g., water, snacks) should be prepared.
  • Flexibility: Sequence of sightseeing may change without reducing coverage.
  • Age Restrictions: Not recommended for children under 12 or travelers over 69 without consultation.
  • Refunds: No refunds for voluntarily skipping services.
  • Health Restrictions:

    • Not suitable for individuals with high blood pressure, heart disease, asthma, lung, brain, or kidney conditions, severe anemia, or serious colds.
    • Travelers with these conditions are advised to consult a doctor before joining the tour.
  • Age Restrictions:

    • This package is not recommended for children under 12 years or individuals over 69 years old. For travelers over 60, prior notice is required to make necessary arrangements.
  • Altitude Considerations:

    • The itinerary includes high-altitude destinations (e.g., Namtso Lake at 4,718m). Travelers need to be prepared for possible altitude sickness and should carry oxygen if concerned.
  • Documentation:

    • For visits to Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, original passports or identification must match the names on the permits. Entry will be denied if there are discrepancies.
    • Foreigners and Taiwan visitors need a Tibet Entry Letter, which requires application at least one month in advance.
  • Booking and Refund Policy:

    • Sightseeing and hotel arrangements are non-refundable if voluntarily skipped.
    • Changes due to force majeure (e.g., weather, strikes, traffic delays) will require mutual negotiation, but costs arising from such changes are not included in the package.
  • Physical Demands:

    • Long driving hours (2+ hours between attractions) are involved, so participants should be prepared with snacks, water, and patience.
  • Tour Behavior:

    • Participants must stay with the group throughout the trip and avoid separating or altering the itinerary independently.
  • Additional Costs:

    • Personal expenses (e.g., souvenirs, snacks, yak photo fees) are not included.
    • Toilets at some rest stops may charge a fee, which travelers must pay themselves.

Terms & Conditions:

  • Min. 2 adults per booking
  • Prices are quoted per person in Ringgit Malaysia (MYR) & subject to change without prior notice due to currency frustration.
  • All the above rates are not valid for high seasons, fair periods and special holidays and supplements will be applied.
  • Full payment is required once the booking is confirmed.
    Non-refundable once booking confirmation.
  • A passport copy and full vaccination certificate copy are required upon reservation.
  • Passport Validity: Please ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from return.
  • Hotel rooms are subject to availability. If the selected hotel room is unavailable, other similar accommodations will be provided with a price difference (if any).
  • Mayflower reserves the right to change or cancel any part of the itinerary due to unforeseen circumstances beyond its control without prior notice.
  • Mayflower does not accept responsibility for losses or expenses incurred due to delays by bad weather and other unforeseen incidents.
  • Mayflower Holidays Sdn. Bhd. reserves the absolute right to charge you an administration fee of not more than RM100 per person to cover the administration costs incurred by Mayflower Holidays Sdn Bhd for all amendments or cancellations.
  • In the event of cancellation, the refund amount will be in the form of a "Travel Wallet". Any handling fees incurred are non-refundable. Mayflower Holidays Sdn. Bhd. will evaluate the specific case and has the absolute right to decide whether should it be refunded.
  • Travel period: now until December 2025 

Note: The order of the sightseeing might be amended by the tour guide for time & customer value maximization but the places to be visited remain unchanged.

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Day 1
Chengdu → Khamding → Zheduo Mountain → Xinduqiao Town → Yajiang (415 km)
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  • Depart from Chengdu in the morning via the Chengdu-Ya'an Expressway to Ya'an, also known as the "Rain City."
  • Continue along the Ya'an-Kangding Expressway, passing through Tianquan County and crossing the Erlangshan Tunnel (13.4 km), often referred to as the "natural moat" for its engineering marvel through the rugged terrain of the Erlang Mountain.
  • Stop at Luding Bridge, a historically significant site from the Long March, where the Red Army secured a key victory.
  • Ascend Zheduo Mountain (4298m), with its breathtaking views and high-altitude scenery.
  • Arrive at Xinduqiao Town (3300m), a photographer’s paradise with its idyllic Tibetan villages, vast grasslands, and dramatic mountain backdrops.
  • Continue your descent through the Gao'ersi Mountain Tunnel (elevation: 4000m) and arrive in Yajiang, where you’ll check in to the hotel for a restful evening.
Day 2
Yajiang → Litang → Litang Monastery → Sister Lakes → Batang (305 km)
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  • After breakfast, travel along the famed Sichuan-Tibet Highway (318), navigating the exhilarating Sky Road Eighteen Bends with its sharp turns and stunning views.
  • Drive over Jianziwan Mountain (4659m) and cross the Kazila Mountain Plateau (4718m), surrounded by endless horizons of alpine beauty.
  • Arrive in Litang, the "Pearl of the Plateau," located at 4014m on the vast Maoyar Prairie. Visit the historic Litang Monastery, the birthplace of the 7th and 10th Dalai Lamas, and learn about its deep religious significance.
  • Admire the serene beauty of Sister Lakes, two turquoise alpine lakes set against a dramatic backdrop of rugged peaks and vast open spaces.
  • Continue to Batang, where you’ll stay overnight.
Day 3
Batang → Mangkham → Zuogong (260 km)
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  • Depart from Batang in the morning and cross the Jinsha River Bridge, officially entering the Tibet Autonomous Region. The bridge marks the division between Sichuan and Tibet and offers stunning views of the river.
  • Ascend Rau Mountain (4358m) and Kyaw Ba Mountain (3880m), two striking peaks with unparalleled vistas.
  • Reach Dongda Mountain Pass (5080m), one of the highest points of the journey, where the dramatic landscapes highlight the vastness of the Tibetan Plateau.
  • Arrive in Zuogong, where you’ll rest for the evening.
Day 4
Zuogong → Bangda → Yela Mountain → Basu (290 km)
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  • After breakfast, pass through Bangda (4400m), a small but significant Tibetan settlement.
  • Climb Yela Mountain (4839m), the largest natural hazard along the Hengduan Mountain Range, with stunning and rugged terrain.
  • Experience the heart-pounding 72 Turns of Tianlu, an iconic zigzag section of the Sichuan-Tibet Highway known for its tight curves and stunning valley views.
  • Continue to Basu, where you’ll stay overnight.
Day 5
Basu → Ranwu Lake → Midui Glacier → Bomi (240 km)
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  • Depart from Basu and arrive at Ranwu Lake (3850m), a serene turquoise lake nestled amidst snow-capped peaks and lush forests.
  • Visit the Midui Glacier Scenic Area (2900m), ranked among China’s six most beautiful glaciers by China National Geographic. Witness its breathtaking natural beauty, where forests, rivers, and glaciers converge.
  • End the day in Bomi, often called the "Little Switzerland of Tibet," and check in for the night.
Day 6
Bomi → Lulang → Nyingchi (230 km)
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  • Depart Bomi after breakfast and head to Lulang Town (3700m), also known as "Dragon King Valley" in Tibetan. This picturesque town is often described as "the place where the gods live."
  • Ascend Sejila Mountain (4702m), and if weather permits, enjoy a panoramic view of Nanga Bawa Peak (7782m), the 15th highest mountain in the world.
  • Descend into the lush Niyang River Valley and continue to Nyingchi, where you’ll check in for the night.
Day 7
Nyingchi → Basongtso Lake → Mila Mountain Tunnel → Lhasa (470 km)
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  • Take the scenic Linla Expressway, hailed as the most beautiful self-driving highway in China.
  • Visit Basongtso Lake Scenic Area (3480m), a sacred lake surrounded by dense forests and snow-capped mountains.
  • Pass through the Mila Mountain Tunnel (5012m) and descend along the Lhasa River Valley, eventually arriving in Lhasa.
  • Check into your hotel and enjoy free time to explore the city.
Day 8
Lhasa Sightseeing
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  • Begin the day with a visit to the majestic Potala Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site built in the 7th century. Explore its rich history as a political and spiritual center of Tibet.
  • Take photos at Potala Palace Square and the Medical Hill Viewpoint, featuring the iconic view depicted on the RMB 50 note.
  • After lunch, visit the sacred Jokhang Temple, home to a revered golden statue of Buddha Shakyamuni at age 12.
  • End the day with a stroll through Barkhor Street, where you can sip Tibetan sweet tea, mingle with pilgrims, and immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture.
Day 9
Lhasa → Namtso Lake → Lhasa
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  • Drive to Namtso Lake (4718m), one of the most beautiful and sacred lakes in Tibet. Its stunning turquoise waters are surrounded by dramatic mountain ranges, offering a serene and otherworldly experience.
  • Cross the Laganla Pass (5190m), a high-altitude vantage point with breathtaking views of the Tibetan Plateau, before returning to Lhasa for the night.
Day 10
Lhasa → Yamdrok Lake → Airport Transfer
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  • Visit Yamdrok Lake (4441m), a holy lake revered by Tibetan Buddhists, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and picturesque landscapes.
  • Stop at the Kambala Pass, where you’ll enjoy sweeping views of the lake and surrounding valleys.
  • Conclude your journey with a transfer to the airport for your departure.
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MYR 10195

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Includes

  • Accommodation: 9 nights in 4-star hotels (oxygen-equipped, twin sharing).
  • Meals: 9 breakfasts and 2 main meals (excluding beverages).
  • Transportation: 7-29 seat vehicle for groups of 2-12 people.
  • Sightseeing: Entry tickets for scenic spots listed in the itinerary.
  • Guiding Services: Bilingual tour guide.
  • Permits: Tibet Entry Letter for foreign or Taiwan guests (requires application one month in advance).

Excludes

  • International airfare
  • Travel Insurance: Personal accident or travel insurance (recommendation to purchase separately).
  • Force Majeure: Costs due to strikes, delays, weather issues, or other uncontrollable events.
  • Personal Expenses: Laundry, calls, beverages, etc.
  • Tipping
  • Optional Activities: Not listed in the inclusions.
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