Lhasa is Capital of Tibet (3,700 m) is a cultural city with a history going back 1,300 years. Potala Palace is the most comprehensive art treasure house of cultural relics in Tibetan area of China. The magnificent Potala Palace, former seat of the Dalai Lamas, presides over the city. Built in 1645 on the top of a hill, the palace contains 1,000 rooms, 10,000 shrines and 200,000 religious statues. The old city revolves around the Jokhang Temple and the quaint Barkhor market that surrounds it. The Jhokhang, built in the seventh century, is the holiest Buddhist shrine in Tibet. Its mural paintings, finely worked golden roofs and other works of art are something to see. At a little distance from the old city core, Lhasa is also a modern capital of concrete high-rises, fancy department stores and wide boulevards.
 
 Couple of day's visits around Lhasa and your trip to Gyatse is located 260 km to the southwest of Lhasa. This trading town was a major stop on the legendary India-Tibet caravan route. Gyantse centerpiece is the Kumbum Stupa which is 32 m high and contains 77 rooms and 100,000 images of the Buddha.
 
 also shigatse is second Largest city in Tibet and you will visit to the Tashilagpo Monastery.continuse trip to Tingri and over the Pang La Pass (at 5200m) from where, in clear weather, the view of Everest, Makalu and Cho Oyo is stunning.Ronbuk is small village and there is only two acomodation.from Ronbuk you will have Great view of North face of Mt.Everest.from Ronbuk 8 k.m.drive to Everest base Camp and explore Base Camp with Top of the world.