Day 1: Arrival in Lhasa
On your arrival at the train station or Lhasa Gonggar airport, our  guide will greet you and transfer to the hotel. The rest day is free  to acclimatize the high altitude.
Accommodation: Hotel in Lhasa

Day 2: Lhasa
Pick you up from the hotel. Visit Drak Yerpa(2.5 hour), a site that  has profound significances in the Tibetan religious  culture. There's a saying  goes like this: "Lhasa is the shrine of  Tibet, Drak Yerpa is the  shrine of Lhasa. Not coming across Drak Yerpa in  Lhasa is simply like making a  clothes without the collar." The entry to  the Yerpa Valley is approximately  16 kilometer northeastern of Lhasa on the northern  bank from the Kyichu River.  From that place, it's additional 10 kilometer to the  renowned ancient meditation  caves. In the afternoon, you will go on visiting the Sera Monastery(2  hours), which is one of Gelugpa (yellow hat) religious sect monastic colleges. Sera Monastery is well-known for its Buddhism philosophic debate  exercise. (B)
Accommodation: Hotel in Lhasa

Day 3: Lhasa
Pick up from your hotel. Today you will visit the highlights of Tibet,  Potola Palace and Jokhang Temple Both of them are the focal points of pilgrims from whole Tibetan world,  innumerous pilgrims are perambulating as well as bowing down in their  solid religion. Potala Palace is the worldwide acknowledged cardinal landmark  of Tibet. The large structure itself holds a small world inside  them. For the most part it's famous because of residence of the Dalai Lama lineages.  Jokhang temple is the most scared shrine in Tibet which was constructed in  seventh century and placed at the center of old town in Lhasa, the circuit  around it named Barkhor street, which is a right place to buy  souvenirs. (B)
Accommodation: Hotel in Lhasa

Day 4: Lhasa to Shigatse
It will take you approximately 1.5 hour to drive up to Kambala pass[4794m high] from Lhasa, you'll take a glance of Yamdrok Lake at that place, which is among the three sacred lakes in Tibet. And then drive approximately 1.5 hour and reach the foot of Naiqinkangsang Snow Mountain. It is one of the holy mountains in Tibet. If you look upward to the Snow Mountain you will witness the beautiful "flag cloud"(the creature of the wind and the snow) floating and beaming in the air. After 20 minutes drive, Karo-la Glacier will be in your eyes. It has a beautiful fame of "Ice Queen"  on the roof of the world. It's approximately 5,600 metres north of the major peak of Karo-la Mountain. You will have a long-distance of this masterpiece of nature. You will reach a valley and see Manlha Water Control Project from a distance afterwards. It is situated in Gyantse County, which consists of a dam, flood water discharge tunnels as well as a power plant. The power plant established capacity compasses 20,000 kilowatts. The project will allow for irrigation for over 43,000 hectares of farming area. After lunch in Gyantse, drive to Pala Manor. Pala Manor is the best-preserved manor in Tibet. It is around 10 minutes driving from Gyantse downtown. It will present you the life-style of the former wealth possessors family. The Pala Manor we visit now still holds 57 houses on an landed estate of 5000 square metres. The maze of rooms is luxuriously decorated with delicately sculptured beams and painted rafters. You are able to experience how exceedingly rich life they had at that time. Nevertheless, by contrast to the luxuriousness of the lairds, the whips, ankle-irons and penalization cells that were applied for controlling and persecuting the poor slaves and their broken, narrow, moist and dark rooms will deeply astonish you forever. Late afternoon drive to Shigatse.(B)
Accommodation: Hotel in Shigatse  

Day 5: Shigatse to Lhasa Lhasa
Visit Tashilump Monastery in the morning. Tashilunpo Monastery was constructed in1447 by the first Grand Lama. Have lunch in Shigatse.
Discover the desert scenery and the scenery along the Brahmaputra en route back to Lhasa. You are able to also see devout Christians bowing down and measuring their pilgrimage route with their flesh as well as blood on Tibetan Plateau if you're lucky. Visit Dolma Lhakhang temple on one's own expense en route to Lhasa if you'd like to. It is situated in Nyethang (approx. 30 kilometres southwest of Lhasa) district, Chushu County. Late afternoon drive back to Lhasa. (B)

Day 6: Departure from Lhasa
See you off.  (B)