Tibet is probably the only destination among the Himalayas that's not as known for its adventure circuits as the rest are. But do not underestimate this destinations as just another trans-Himalayan area of the Himalayas. There's much more to Tibet than Buddhism, monasteries and cold desert-like weather. Climate & Trekking Season In Tibet, Tibet's high altitude and the atmosphere allow the sun's solar radiation to strike the earth with unusual intensity. Tibet can truly be described as the roof of the world. Lying to the north of the great Himalayan range, much of the country is high-altitude desert. With its spectacular mountain scenery and rich Buddhist culture, Tibet is indeed a remarkable place to visit. The World Renowned Mount Everest 8848m, Cho Oyu8201m, Shishapangma 8035m, and its mountains are situated in this land. Here you can find many centuries past intrigue monasteries stupas with marooned coloured robbed Buddhist monks. Expeditions from Tibet side on Everest, Cho-Oyo and Shishapangma have become more popular on these days due to very reasonable price for royalty and all the expedition costs. Furthermore, the land transportation access to the base camp of these mountains has made Tibet more attractive for mountaineering. There are many Himalayan peaks having more than 6000m. Above in Tibet side among them the most popular are Everest 8848, Cho Oyu 8201m, Shishapangma 8035, Lakhapa Ri and Gurlamandata. These are all allowed for foreigners to climb. Above The Himalaya Trekking (p) arrange fully guided and logistic support to climb the Peaks in Tibet.