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We are a grassroots Tibetan travel company established by Wangden Tsering, a Tibetan entrepreneur with extensive experience managing travel agencies and organizing tours in Tibet and mainland China. Our company is based in Tibet, with offices in Xining and Lhasa. All of our staff both in office and in the field are Tibetan with many years of traveling and guiding experiences in Tibet. We are committed to providing high-quality, environmentally sustainable travel services with a Tibetan touch.
We created SnowLion Tours with the idea that as Tibetans, we could utilize our local expertise to create authentic journeys to off-the-beaten-path locations. By sharing with you our intimate knowledge of Tibetan culture and land, we can show you the best Tibet has to offer.
The Central Tibet or Tibet Autonomous Region, which averages above 3600m, is home to the Mt. Everest, Mt. Kailash .etc. himalayan ranges, Glaciers, holy lakes, and many of the most famous monasteries in all of Tibet. Lhasa is one of the best places to get a glimpse of modern Tibetan life, while just outside the city many farmers and nomads persist in their traditional lifestyles.
Amdo Tibet, this is refer to Tibetan areas of Qinghai, Gansu and Sichuan Provinces. This region is best for travelers interested in camping, hiking, staying with nomads, Tibetan homestays, horseback trekking, shopping for traditional artwork and crafts, circumambulating the holy Mt. Amnye Machen, attending to shaman and Molam Great Prayer festivals and visiting famous monasteries.
Kham Tibet, this is refer to Tibetan regions of Qinghai, Yunnan and Sichuan Provinces. Kham is known for its verdant grasslands, craggy mountains, It is best for travelers interested in wildlife photography, attending horse racing festivals, great scenic with snow caped peaks and rivers, alpine lakes, staying with nomads, visiting small monasteries, camping, and bird watching.