anyone's been to lasha?
 

hello from tokyo,

was wandering if anyone has any feedback on Lasha?..
a friend is planning to be there early may and suggested I would fly over for a long week.....

wandering if its worth the effort?
thks
lg

Hello Lgny,
Greetings from Nepal,

It's pleasure to know that your friend is heading over to Lhasa. There are easy process of doing the tour at Lhasa.

So, if you need any further assistance please do write here..
cheers

hello NakulNepal and thanks for replying to my inquiry...

i was wandering if it is a doable trip for me at this time..I have to get myself from tokyo to Kathmandu and then Lahsa...
do you know what would be the best routing?..I guess Delhi, no?

I dont know how many days will one need to get a feel for the place..how many dollars will it be for a few days time meaning hotel/touring/etc

whats the weather like in may?...
I think I aksed a lot of questions!

arigato gozaimas as they here in tokyo!

lg

Hi,
yes of course it is easy to do visit in Lhasa.
You can select one of the travel agency in Nepal,they will provide you visa and everything.
Cheers
peter
http://www.omegatreks.com

It's unfortunate that all of the responses have been from spammers.

Our short visit to <b>Lhasa</b> was wonderful. Seeing the Tibetian culture, temples, and people was memorable. ((*))

Hello Lg,

Travel to Nepal from Tokyo via Bangkok is worth or second option is Delhi.

As you know that this site is prohibited for advertise that's why please check your mail to know on details.

Normally, Tibet visa and permit process takes 4 to 5days and there are fixed departure to Lhasa twice a week either tuesday or saturday...

Hi. I've been living &amp; doing voluntary teaching with some Tibetans including several Monks, recently in Himachal Pradesh - they mostly say Lhasa is a shell of it's former self. Many advised us to do India's Manali-Leh trip either via air or bus from June to early September &amp; see some of the marvellous monasteries in Leh and on the road over to Srinagar. Easy to fly to Delhi then fly up to Leh for a few days then return to Delhi via www.airdeccan.net

If you really want to go to Lhasa then it's relatively easy to book a trip from Kathmandu by road or air via an agent e.g. www.greenhilltours.com-they were
helpful with our initial trip plans. You'll need a Chinese visa before you go &amp; I understand there may be a requirement to travel in a group of 2-4 or more.

We decided not to go as the Chinese have apparently constructed many unsympathetic developments close to major sacred temples in Lhasa.

Also altitude sickness is a real concern for Manali/Leh &amp; Nepal/Tibet trips. Good luck.

hello to you all from tokyo..

I want to thank all those that gave a lot of insight on Lhasa..presently the trip is postponed..I think I spoke too soon...will keep the info in file...

tsayonara
lg