Tibet Tour from Malaysia via Kathmandu

The international flights between Kuala Lumpur and some domestic cities in China are available. Most of the tourists planning a Tibet tour from Malaysia would like to enter into Lhasa from other domestic cities in China, such as Beijing, Chengdu, Shanghai, Lhasa and Chongqing. There is also a number of tourists would like to make a Tibet tour from Malaysia via Kathmandu. As a professional Tibet tour operator, Tibet Tour would like to provide some useful information regarding Tibet tour from Malaysia via Kathmandu, including the transportation and required permits.

Tibet Tour from Malaysia via Kathamandu – Transportation

It is pretty convenient for tourists to make a Tibet tour from Malaysia via Kathmandu since the direct international flights between Kuala Lumpur and Kathmandu has been opened. It takes about 3 hours to fly to Kathmandu from Kuala Lumpur. It should be noted that this flight would only be available on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. Tourists planning a Tibet tour from Malaysia via Kathmandu are highly advised to confirm the accurate flight schedule while planning the trip.

The direct international flight between Kathmandu and Lhasa has also been opened. Though a certain number of tourists planning a Tibet tour from Kathmandu would like to enter into Tibet overland so as to enjoy the valley landscapes of Himalayas, there is also a large number of tourists prefer to take the flight to Lhasa so as to enjoy a more relaxing journey. It takes only about 1.5 hours to fly to Lhasa from Kathmandu. Tourists making a Tibet tour from Malaysia via Kathmandu by air will have the chance to take a bird-view of Tibet Plateau.

Tibet Tour from Malaysia via Kathamandu – Required Permits

Tourists planning a Tibet tour should note that The Tibet Travel Permit (also called Tibet Entry Permit) is the most basic required permit. As a professional Tibet tour operator, Tibet Tour will help tourists to deal with the related application matters and tourists are required to provide us the scanned copy of your passport and China Visa (L), as well as your occupation. Generally, foreign tourists would apply for China Visa from the Chinese Embassy in your own country. And that China Visa would be regarded as valid only for tourists planning a Tibet tour from other domestic cities in China.

Tourists planning a Tibet tour from Malaysia via Kathmandu should note that the China Visa issued by the Chinese Embassy in your own country is not valid. Instead, ourists are required to apply for the China Visa from the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu. Tibet Tour will send you the visa invitation letter and Tibet Entry Permit issued by Tibet Tourism Bureau. Then our branch office in Nepal will help you to deal with the visa application matters. The China Visa (L) is valid up to 30 days.