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• Donkey, horse, and dog meat are forbidden; in some places, fish is also forbidden.
• You must wait for the master to lift the cup before you can drink buttered tea.
• You must turn the prayer wheels clockwise.
• You must not touch a Tibetan person’s head, not even a child’s.
• Never wipe anything with the Tibetan character paper.
• When you visit a nomad’s tent, men should sit on the left and women on the right.
• You cannot accept or deliver articles with one hand

• An overland trip package to Tibet often includes:
• Transportation
• Lodging
• Meals
• The services of an experienced guide
• All required documentation and permissions.

The ideal time to travel for you should always depend on your availability. Because of Tibet’s milder monsoon than Nepal’s, spring through autumn (March to November) is the best time to visit.

Anybody with an average fitness level may actually be able to physically complete the Mount Kailash Manasarovar Lake trip; prior experience is unnecessary. However, we usually suggest you begin training two to three months before your departure date. Walking, hiking, jogging, or—better yet—running on an incline treadmill are some exercises you may do to get in shape.

The Central Tibet and Everest Base Camp trek routes can be physically challenging because of the high altitude and varied terrain. You should hire an experienced and certified local guide and keep doing physicals for 1 month before joining the trek.

April through October are often the best months to visit because of the consistent weather and ideal hiking conditions.

• It’s crucial to give your body enough time to adjust. In Lhasa, there is a day for acclimatization.
• Take your time with things and start slowly.
• Remain hydrated.
• do a gradual ascent and think about stopping for a day or two at a lower level.

Since temperatures can drop dramatically at high elevations, warm clothes, such as thermal layers and a down jacket, are imperative. Trekking boots, a top-notch backpack, sunglasses, and a sunhat are additional goods you should bring.

The trek is moderately challenging. It entails trekking at high heights, with some difficult and steep paths. Both physical fitness and appropriate acclimatization are crucial.

Typically, the ideal seasons for this trek are spring (April to May) and fall (September to October), when the weather is clear and comfortable.