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 Namtso
En route to Namtso, you'll take a far view of  Nyenchen Thanglha  snow chains of mountains, discover the immense grassland and dramatic natural  scene. You'll reach Namtso after you pass the Nagela Pass [5150m]. It is the most high-pitched salty lake. It signifies "holy lake" in the  Tibetan words. During the early summertime, flocks of wild ducks fly to  reside here and breed their offspring. Wild animals like black  bears, yaks, wild donkeys, bharals, foxes, roe deer and marmots can  frequently be saw around the lake. Highland thin-squama fish and non- squama fish are abounding in the lake. And close to the lake grow a few  renowned worthy medicinal plants like Chinese caterpillar fungus,  fritillaria and hsueh-lien-hua (also named snow lotus flower).you are able to  do a bit trekking at the lakeshore or even a little mountaineering  at Tashi Dor. In November. 14, 2005, Namtso Lake was designated as one of the  5 most beautiful lakes throughout China by Chinese National Geography  magazine. On the way back, you'll get a chance to enjoy hot-spring  at Yangbachen on your own expense if you'd like to.(B)
Accommodation: Hotel in Lhasa

Day 5: Departure from Lhasa
Your guide and driver will see you off at the airport or train  station. Your Tibet tour ends. (B)