Lhasa to Kathmandu by bus
I am planning to go to China for 3 months. The next country I would jump into ideally would be Nepal from Tibet, because next I would go India.
As I understand Tibet is now accessible by train from China, so this bit should be easy. However after the earthquake roads were damaged and a trip by bus to Kathmandu is showing conflicting information. Some claim that you can outright buy a ticket, others that it's not possible...
Is it possible to travel from Tibet to Kathmandu by bus? Can I cross the border overland all by myself without tours and such and get visa at the border there?
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How do you get from Lhasa to Nepal?
Nepal to Tibet by Air\u2014Most Recommended The best way to get from Nepal to Tibet has long been flying, i.e. from Kathmandu Tribhuvan Airport to Lhasa Gongga Airport. There was one flight per day each way between Lhasa and Kathmandu.How far is Kathmandu from Lhasa?
The overland distance from Kathmandu to Lhasa is around 1300 kilometers (808 miles), and takes from around seven days to complete the journey, though it can take longer depending on where you are visiting along the way. The overland distance from Kathmandu to Lhasa is around 980 kilometers and takes around 7 days.How do I get to Kathmandu by bus?
You can also reach Kathmandu by bus from India from either Gorakhpur or Varanasi to the Nepalese border at Sunauli. From Sunauli one can take a local bus to Kathmandu. There's also a newly la... unched direct bus services from New Delhi, India to Kathmandu.How do I get from Kathmandu to Tibet?
There is no direct connection from Kathmandu to Tibet. However, you can take the drive to Zhangmu, take the bus to Lhasa Beijiao Passenger Transport Terminal, then take the taxi to Tibet. Alternatively, you can take the drive to Tibet.Friendship Highway,Lhasa to Kathmandu by bus ep1-Trip to Nepal,Tibet,India ep9-Tsuo and Lhakpa pass
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