Journey details
Get ready to experience the exotic culture of Tibet! The Saga Dawa Festival is an important festival for Buddhists to celebrate the life of the Buddha. It is said that the Buddha had asked his partner not to cry or mourn his death when he died. After his death, he strictly restricted everyone to present flowers and lights. He had asked everyone to be happy and to work hard to follow his teachings and live a noble life. Death is an ultimate truth, and all compound objects such as the human body will surely collapse.
The Saga Dawa Festival is celebrated every year on the day of the full moon of the fourth lunar month of the Tibetan calendar. Every year, during the period of Saga Dawa, pilgrimages from all over the world come to Mount Fuji. Kailash plays Cora. The pole of the giant Tarpoche flag was demolished and replaced by a new flagpole. The colorful flagpoles point high to the Gyandrak monastery. The monks in the monastery performed a series of rituals accompanied by the music of long horns, shell cells and other instruments. The flagpole should stand upright, otherwise I think some bad things can happen in Tibet.
In addition, on this sacred occasion, the people visited many temples, monasteries and prayers. They lit the butter lamps and found peace in their hearts. Therefore, together with the HAN, be happy in the auspicious occasion of the Daga Saga Festival on the Saga Dawa Festival Tour.
Trip Profile
Destination: Tibet
Trip Grade: Moderate, Strenuous
Max Elevation: 5600 m
Total Duration: 14 days
Best Time: May - June
Group Size: 03 - 20 People
Day by day
Detailed itinerary.
Day 1 Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) Kathmandu
Day 2 Tour preparation and visit to the Kathmandu valley.
Day 3 Drive Kathmandu to Niagram 3,750 meters (150 km)
Day 4 Nie Ram - Free from the environment.
Day5 Nyalam - New Dongba 4600 meters (390 kilometers)
Day 6 New Dongba - Mansarovar 4558 meters (277 kilometers) Duration: 7-8 hours
Day 7 Mansarovar - Tarchen (40 km) Duration: 2-3 hours
Day8 (May 25, 2015): Saga Dawa Festival on the full moon of Tarboche (Festival)
Day 9 Tarchen - Tarboche (13 km by car) - Dirapuk (4860 m) (7 km long trip / 5 - 6 hours)
Day 10 Drapuk - Zuthulpuk (4760m) (18 km long distance / 9-10 km) (through the Dolma-la pass 5,200)
Day 11 Zuthulpuk - Tarchen (Darchen) (10 km / 4-5 hours) - Mansarovar- Dongba (at the end of Kailash Parikrama)
Day 12 Drive Dongba to Nyalam
Day 13 Drive to Kathmandu
Day 14 Farewell
Your trip price
What your journey covers.
Cost Included
- All Meals
- All ground and plane transportation
- All accomodation
- Full trek guide and staffs
- All trek pack and equipment
Cost Not Included
- Alcohol or Beverage
- Camera and other non trek accessories




