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Sean Zhang- Our Travel Consultant

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Expertise

  • Tibet

    Lhasa, Namtso Lake, Shigatse, Gyantse, Everest, Mount Kailash

  • China

    Guilin,Beijing, Xian, Shanghai, Yangtze River Cruise, Yunnan, Sichuan

"Hi everyone, I'm Sean Zhang. Right now I'm in the big family of Chengdu Bamboo International Tours, a company full of friendliness, enthusiasm and livingness.

Biography

I grew up in the Landscape City of Leshan which is marvelous and eye-catching. Leshan City is a renowned tourist resort as it boasts the 'No.1 Buddha under Heaven' -- Leshan Giant Buddha scenic area and Mt.Emei scenic area.

I enjoy travelling and I like mountain climbing best. I love to see different views and take our customers to see the different scenery. If you would like to travel in China, you only need a brave heart, a backpack and then go ahead. When you are walking on the way, experiences can deposit your temperament.

Moreover, wider knowledge may expand your breadth of mind. I am. I’m waiting for you; making all efforts to provide the best quality service. Let’s go!"

Tibet
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Tibet & China Travel Tips from Sean

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  1. When is the best time for Tibet tour?

    It is suitable for travel to Tibet from April to early November, and the best time is August and September. But if you only stay in Lhasa, you can go there any time of the year. Get real time weather report in different places of Tibet.

  2. When is the best time for Everest tour?

    Early May and early October are the best time to visit Mt. Everest. Due to the clear weather, you have great chance to see Mt. Everest's true face (if you are lucky). From December to February, you'd better not to go to this area because it is too cold - except you are real Great Adventure People.

  3. Can I travel with children?

    Tibet may not be an ideal destination for young Children. The climate and generally harsher conditions in Tibet may not be ideal for young children. The sights and attractions are not those which children like to visit and facilities will be very primitive. If you do decide to bring your young child to Tibet please ensure that you bring all your child's daily needs with you.

  4. Are the Tibetan dogs are dangerous?

    Tibetan dogs are dangerous. Do not approach any stray or wild dogs you see and carry a stick if you plan to wander off on your own or at any time after dark.

  5. What kind of Tibet travel documents I need?

    Besides a valid passport and a valid Chinese visa, you need two different kinds of permits for traveling in Tibet: the entry permit (TTB permit) and the Aliens' travel permit (if you want to visit the unopened area in Tibet).

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