XZ01:Tibet Daily Tours- Lhasa City Sightseeing One Day Tour
PotalaPalace,
JorkhangTemple
Barkhor Street

Tour Itinerary:
Be met by your guide and driver at your hotel in the morning- Visit at PotalaPalace (1 hour)- Lunch at local restaurant(30 minutes)-Visit at Jokhang Tmeple (1hour) and Barkhor Street(1 hour)-Typical shopping (30 minutes)- Drop-off service at your hotel and end today trip.

Tour Choice :Tour by Daily Private Tours
Departure: Daily
Tour Style: Private Group
Duration: 9:00am-6:00pm

Tour Cost:
220 USD/PP based on 1 PAX
170 USD/PP based on 2 PAX
160 USD/PP based on 3-5 PAX
140 USD/PP based on 6-9 PAX

Cost Include: 1 Hotel pick-up & drop-off service, 2 Private mini van with driver , 3 Private English guide. 4 Boat tickets, 5 Chinese lunch.
Cost Exclude: 1 Tips to the guide and driver as your wish.

Attraction Description:
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	Potala palace The Potala Palace is stone-wooden structure with a wall as thick as two to five meters. Its foundation is deeply inserted into rock. All the body of the Wall is constructed with granite with a height of tens of meters. And the wall is reinforced by iron bars at intervals of certain distance which would make the wall solid and stable to withstand greater earthquakes.
	Tibet temple With the spread of Buddhism, the construction of monasteries developed rapidly and monasteries became the main body of Tibet ancient architecture. Due to the expenditure of a large quantity of financial resources as well as a large amount of material resources, those monasteries are the best embodiments of architectural achievements in Tibet.

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	. Bajiao Street Bajiao Street also called Barkhor Street, is an old and traditional shopping street in the center of Lhasa. It is also a place where Tibetan culture, economy, religion and arts assemble and a place to which a visit must be paid. Barkhor is the road on which pilgrims tramped out around JokhangTemple through centuries. Buddhist pilgrims walk by body-length kowtow along the street clockwise every day into deep night
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