Why Travel from Tibet to Nepal
As two close neighbors geographically in the Himalayas, Tibet and Nepal shares some commons, but the natural scenery, local culture and history are quite different from each other. Traveling from Tibet to Nepal or from Nepal to Tibet, generally, the landscape and experience are always the same. If you’re in one the following situation, then you’re highly suggested to take a trip from Tibet to Nepal, rather than the opposite route.
Note: A Chinese Visa is not valid for entering Tibet from Nepal, unless you re-apply a Tibet Group Visa in Kathmandu, and the obtained Chinese Visa will expire.
2. Nepal has more international flights. After tour ends in Nepal, you can fly back home or transfer to other countries for further travel, while Tibet only has one international flights between Kathmandu, Nepal.
3. If you worry about high altitude sickness, you’re recommended to travel from Tibet to Nepal because you can have lots of time for acclimatization for high-elevation attractions, like Mount Everest and border area. The average altitude of Lhasa is about 3,700m, which is the best environment to adjust your body to high altitude and thin air on plateau. (Kathmandu has an average altitude of around 1,400. If you go to Tibet from Nepal, you will face huge increment of altitude and greater chance to suffer the stress when visiting Everest or Mt.Kailash.)