Homestays w: Tibet, China

Spring Festival Activity Preview As seasons change, warmth remains. This Horse Year Spring Festival, our Xizang and Han staff will join guests on New Year's Eve to make dumplings and *Guthuk* (Xizang's noodle soup), celebrating the arrival of the new year and sharing the warmth of reunion. Lobumtsang · Sanctuary Nestled in Xingfu Community, Chengguan District, Lhasa, Lobumtsang offers expansive views of the nearby Potala Palace. The name "Lobumtsang" originates from the owner’s Mi-nyag family heritage, meaning "Home Sheltered by the Divine Dragon." Legend has it that two centuries ago, this land was regarded as a dwelling of sacred dragons, where previous settlers met with misfortune. Yet, the owner’s grandfather settled here with his family, living in peace and prosperity—a tale cherished by locals ever since. Our boutique homestay blends authentic Xizang's style with Nepalese influences, equipped with high-quality amenities and heartfelt service. Each room is designed for comfort in all seasons, featuring a television, refrigerator, in-room safe, oxygen concentrator, humidifier, and premium brand bathroom essentials. Every piece of furniture is hand-painted by local artists with traditional Xizang's motifs, each carrying profound meanings and showcasing distinctive Xizang's artistry. Our team includes Xizang, Han, and Nepalese members, offering a diverse menu of Xizang, Chinese, Nepalese, and Western cuisine. The viewing restaurant not only overlooks the Potala Palace but also serves as a window into local daily life. At Lobumtsang, we welcome you with the warmth of home and the sincerity of Xizang, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay in Lhasa.

The Lhasa Chijiang Larang Historic Hotel (Bakuo Street Jokhang Temple Branch) provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Lhasa Chijiang Larang Historic Hotel (Bakuo Street Jokhang Temple Branch) offers a pleasant stay in Lhasa for those traveling for business or leisure. The hotel is conveniently located just 9km from Lasa Railway Station and 58km from Lhasa Gonggar International Airport. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Red Palace, Zhu Cang Dachen Yamen Ruins and Dazhao Temple Square all nearby. In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings. Our guests consider this hotel to have excellent service. This hotel is particularly popular with those traveling with families.

The Tashitakge Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Tashitakge Hotel is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Lhasa. The hotel is only 9km from Lasa Railway Station and 58km from Lhasa Gonggar International Airport, giving guests a number of convenient transportation options. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Potala Palace Square, Yaowang Mountain Viewing Platform and Ramoche Monastery all nearby. At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city. If you demand a high level of service, our guests have indicated that this hotel has excellent standards. For guests traveling alone, this hotel is consistently one of the most popular choices.

Arro Khampa embraces reverence for nature, respect for ancestors, and gratitude for freedom as its core values. With a vision centered on pristine nature, local character, and creative living, it shapes a comfortable, multi-dimensional space for modern travelers. “Arro Khampa” means “Come, friend” in the local language—a warm greeting once exchanged among caravan travelers and traders along the ancient Tea-Horse Road. In the welcoming inns along the route, weary horsemen would unpack their heavy loads, gather around the hearth after greetings, and share stories and drinks. This simple yet heartfelt salutation reflected their deep camaraderie and tradition of mutual support. It was this spirit of unity and cooperation that helped them overcome the perils of one of the world’s most treacherous trade routes, sustaining and thriving along the way. Lhasa, a key hub on the Tea-Horse Road, holds special significance for Arro Khampa. It was both a resting point for caravans and a starting point for journeys into farther lands. Nestled along the Lhasa River in a developing creative district next to the old town, the lodge offers an urban retreat that balances community and privacy. Rooted in the contemporary expression of local culture, it believes in the spirit of adventurers and dreamers, and welcomes every guest with genuine, heartfelt hospitality.

Welcome to our newly opened scenic guesthouse in Lhasa, the perfect choice for exploring the Potala Palace. Located in the heart of Lhasa, our guesthouse is within walking distance to the iconic palace. Our fourth-floor viewing terrace offers the best panoramic view of the Potala Palace, whether it's bathed in the morning sunlight or glowing in the evening sunset, every moment here is picturesque. Understanding the challenges of high-altitude travel, we have thoughtfully equipped each room with an oxygen machine, ensuring you can rest easy without worrying about altitude sickness. Additionally, air purifiers are provided in every room, delivering clean and fresh air, making your stay as comfortable as a breath of spring air. For guests arriving by car, we offer free parking, allowing you to explore Lhasa with ease and without the hassle of finding a parking spot. The design of our guesthouse blends modern comfort with traditional Tibeten aesthetics, with every detail showcasing Lhasa's unique cultural heritage. Here, staying with us is not just about accommodation but an enriching spiritual experience. At night, standing on the viewing terrace, you can witness the Potala Palace illuminated brilliantly against the starry sky, as if stepping into a fairyland. This place is not just a stopover for travelers but a sanctuary for the soul. We look forward to welcoming you, making our guesthouse your warm haven in Lhasa, and witnessing every beautiful moment of your journey with Lhasa.

The House of Shambhala Heritage Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Lhasa will find that the House of Shambhala Heritage Hotel is a fantastic accommodation choice. The hotel is conveniently located just 10km from Lasa Railway Station and 60km from Lhasa Gonggar International Airport. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Potala Palace, Shannan Minzhulin Temple and Danjielinsi. When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities. When it comes to Lhasa hotels, the House of Shambhala Heritage Hotel is highly regarded for its excellent facilities.

Danzhe linshe oxygen enriched hotel is located in the northwest corner of the Jokhang Temple, in the courtyard of "danjielin Temple", the head of the four Dalin temples in Tibet. In the room, you can receive the baptism of Buddhism from a short distance, and you can have a panoramic view of the blue sky and white clouds, red house and white tiles through the large glass windows of the courtyard. It is a successful example of the transformation of traditional Tibetan courtyard, which skillfully implanted modern life elements into traditional architecture.The hotel is located at No.10, danjielin lane, close to Beijing Middle Road, kang'ang East Road, dosenger Road, Potala Palace, Dazhao temple, Xiaozhao temple, danjielin temple, cuomeilin temple, Shenli Times Square, Lhasa department store, and ancient Tibetan Hospital. It is about 2 minutes' walk to Dazhao temple and bakuo Street, which is absolutely the best geographical location It is the best choice to appreciate different ethnic customs or to perform special worship. All kinds of century old restaurants, big and small, are all around. The well-known Maji AMI Western food bar, namasede restaurant and guangminggang qiongtian teahouse are nearby. Enjoy the sunshine all the time, at the same time, you can taste the pollution-free green pure land food.The interior of the hotel adheres to the minimalist light luxury style. The clear and bright sunshine is sent into the hearts of the guests along the quiet and comfortable of the Tibetan temple. In a moment, the bottom of the heart is fresh, leisurely, peaceful and clean. When you are in the inner hall, your heart is like a long stream of clear spring, washing away all the trivial matters.