Things to do in Sa'gya

I was satisfied with the overall Sakya Monastery day trip from Shigatse. There was a minor issue encountered along the way, but the tour operator communicated promptly and handled it with sincerity and responsibility. Sakya Monastery has a long history; the ancient temple, with its red, white, and gray walls, houses tens of thousands of ancient scriptures and exquisite murals, possessing immense cultural value. This tour included a guided tour by a professional monastery guide. The guide provided detailed explanations of the historical connections between Phagpa, Sakya, and Central China. Many of the stories behind the murals and artifacts are completely incomprehensible without explanation, so a guided tour is a must when visiting Sakya. The itinerary was relaxed, allowing ample time for leisurely exploration, and overall, it was a reliable tour.

Driving outside Saga Town, you can hardly see any trees taller than a person. As the altitude is over 4,300 meters, the plateau has a relatively dry semi-arid climate. Before the rainy season arrives, there are large areas of snow on the hillsides. There are also Gobi deserts, desert oases, wetlands, and snow-capped mountains, which present a diverse landscape.

National Highway 318, Lhazi, Tibet - People's Square, Shanghai, 5000 km monument. For Shanghai people, the name of this national highway is the pride and honor of their hometown's foreign aid construction, the dream place where the eastern magic city's economy and technology stepped out, and it is also an extension of another dream of the western development.

The experience was excellent. It's so convenient for tourists who don't drive to get to Yamdrok Lake. The driver was also very nice and made sure to stop at each viewpoint for a good amount of time so that tourists could enjoy the view and take photos. Thumbs up!

The scenery was stunning; we were lucky with the weather and managed to capture the golden sunrise over the mountains and the Milky Way. However, aside from taking photos, the long drive was exhausting, so be aware of altitude sickness and the need for wind protection and warmth. Other services were limited, and there wasn't much to do, making it less convenient. Overall, it's worth a visit!

This time, I booked a small group tour of 8 people from Shigatse to the Mount Everest base camp, and the overall experience was excellent. The driver drove very steadily, and the schedule was reasonable. He reminded everyone along the way to be aware of altitude sickness, dress warmly, and prioritize safety, and was patient and helpful when needed. Although Mount Everest was constantly shrouded in clouds due to weather conditions, preventing us from seeing the entire peak, which was a bit of a disappointment, natural weather is uncontrollable, and the itinerary itself was fine. The vehicle was clean, and with a small group, it wasn't too crowded. The high-altitude valleys, mountain passes, and Everest Base Camp along the way were all very unique, and the driver was responsible, without rushing us or forcing us to spend money. Overall, the service exceeded my expectations, making it a safe and smooth trip to Mount Everest, and I highly recommend it.

Driver Danba Dunzhu is extremely responsible, especially punctual, and has excellent driving skills. He carefully reminds drivers of all safety precautions every time the car is restarted. He is the best driver I've encountered so far in my trip to Tibet.

[Scenery] The setting is quite beautiful, the third goddess of Mount Everest, the charm of nature lies in this, attracting everyone who has a yearning in their hearts [Fun] It is the most worthwhile trip in one's life to feel the purity of the great snow-capped mountains of nature [Value for money]