Tell us your travel month.
We'll handle the rest.

Within 4 hours (Beijing time) an advisor who has actually walked the route will contact you. No sales calls — you get a draft itinerary you can change.

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A draft itinerary laid out against your dates
Daily altitude change, driving hours and named hotels
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Altitude preparation notes
Sleep and medication guidance for the two weeks before you fly, written for your medical situation
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One itemised price
Included and excluded in a list. Nothing gets added before you sign.
What happens after you send it
Your advisor first checks your destination against the month you chose and decides whether that window actually works. If it doesn't, they'll say so — for instance we don't recommend the Ngari route after November, and will suggest western Sichuan or different dates rather than take the booking anyway.

Tell us about your trip

By sending this you agree we may contact you by email or WhatsApp about this trip only. Your details are never passed to third parties.

Rather talk now? Message us on WhatsApp +853 6374 9948 — replies during China hours, 09:00–21:00 (GMT+8).

Drolma Yangzom
Waywander co-founder · 12 years based in Lhasa · Tibetan, Mandarin, English · shuhuai.duan@icloud.com

Before you send: four things worth knowing

Will I get sales calls?
No. One advisor contacts you, about the trip you described. Tell us you're no longer interested and we stop.
Does sending this commit me?
No. The draft can be revised until you're happy with it, including revising it and then not booking. We don't charge for planning.
How soon do I get a plan?
First contact within 4 hours (Beijing time), full draft usually within 24. In peak season (September–October) it can run to 48 hours — we'll tell you in advance.
How far ahead should I book Tibet?
At least 20 working days for the Tibet Travel Permit, 30 for Ngari. Sichuan needs no permit; Xinjiang's Pamir section needs 5 working days.