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Ultimate Guide for Danish Travelers Visiting Tibet
Traveling to Tibet from Denmark is pretty straightforward! You can fly from Copenhagen to Kathmandu, Nepal (about 12-18 hours with a stopover in places like Doha or Istanbul), then take a quick 1.5-hour flight to Lhasa on Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays. Alternatively, go via Hong Kong (15-23 hours from Copenhagen) and connect through cities like Chengdu or Xi’an by flight or train. Danes get a 15-day visa-free entry to China, so you’ll just need a Tibet Travel Permit, which a local agency can sort out with your passport scan. If entering from Nepal, grab a China Group Visa in Kathmandu—takes 3 days and needs an invite from a Tibetan agency. Easy peasy!
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