Terms of Service

Legal Requirement: According to regulations, foreign visitors and Taiwan compatriots entering Tibet must hold a Tibet Travel Permit issued by the Tibet Autonomous Region Tourism Bureau.

Application Obligation: You must provide us with a valid passport and China visa scan at least 20-30 days before your trip begins.

Policy Exemption: If the Tibet Travel Permit cannot be approved due to sudden government policy changes or force majeure, we will refund the entire deposit received, but will not be liable for any other losses incurred by the customer (such as international round-trip flight losses).

Force Majeure: We reserve the right to adjust the itinerary due to extreme weather, natural disasters, strikes, epidemics, war, government diplomatic policy changes, or unexpected road closures to Tibet.

Cost Handling: Additional costs resulting from these changes (such as extra meals and accommodation) are the responsibility of the guest. Refunds will be provided for unused attraction tickets due to shortened itineraries.

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Altitude Sickness: Most areas of Tibet are above 3,600 meters elevation. Guests should ensure their physical condition is suitable for high-altitude travel before booking.

Medical Insurance: We strongly recommend all foreign guests purchase international travel insurance covering high-altitude medical rescue and emergency evacuation before departure.

Safety Responsibility: Our guides will provide professional altitude sickness prevention guidance, but due to individual differences, we are not liable for health damage caused by altitude sickness.

Guests must comply with the laws of the People's Republic of China during their stay in Tibet.

Respect local Tibetan religious beliefs and customs (e.g., do not photograph inside temples without permission, do not touch Buddha statues).

Guests are responsible for any legal consequences resulting from their violations.