Tibet, once the forbidden kingdom whose origins are hidden in legends, has always captured man's imagination. Long been held as one of the must see places in the world, for centuries the remote and rugged plateau of Tibet has been beckoning those on a spiritual search for a heightened state of enlightenment, as well as those who simply seek to be in the heights.

Tibet has been found its place in the modern day map, but remains symbol of spiritual devotion and human survival. The Tibetans, known as curious and amiable people, are probably the most religious on earth. Brightly painted monasteries with golden roofs and the deep crimson robes of monks starkly contrast the vast dusty plains and the dizzing heights of the white mountains, indeed the highest mountains in the world. 

Whether you arrive by flight or by vehicle across the highest plateau of the world, the first sight of Tibet is a breathtaking experience. Here one experiences a sense of timelessness, created by the moon like landscape, the ancient solid stone houses as well as the ever changing skies.