HOTELS IN TSEDANG

Tsedang is the 4th largest city in Tibet and is relatively small in size and population. At the same time, being the region’s economic center, Tsedang welcomes many travelers. Its main street is bustling with hotels, restaurants, tea houses, and entertainment for locals and visitors alike. While there are no luxurious accommodations in Tsedang, there are several mid-range options that are comfortable enough to enjoy your stay.

The historic role of Tsadang is essential for the development of Tibetan culture. The region known as the cradle of Tibetan Civilization, attracts many visitors who want to visit Tibet’s first fort Yumbulaghang, first monastery Samye, and other important religious centers.

LOCATION OF TSEDANG

Tsedang is located to the southeast of Lhasa, in the Yarlung Valley. With the newly built roads, travel time between Lhasa is now very short.

Tsedang to Lhasa: 183 km / 114 miles. Travel time: 2.5 hours via a newly built highway.

Tsedang to Samye: 30 km/ 19 miles. Travel time: about 40 minutes.

SHAMCHU GARDEN HOTEL IN TSEDANG

This is a recently opened 3-star hotel conveniently located in the center of Tsedang, close to many restaurants and shops. In this hotel, you will find spacious comfortable rooms, Wi-Fi, friendly staff, and a hot breakfast buffet.

Alternative spelling: Xiangqu Garden Hotel
Hotel Address: 5 Hubei Avenue, Naidong District, Shannan
Phone number: 0893-7839998

Address of Shamchu Garden Hotel in Tsedang
Shamchu Garden Hotel in Tsedang

ROOMS AND HOTEL AMENITIES

Double room in Shamchu Garden Hotel in Tsedang
  • Modern spacious rooms Western style with elements of Tibetan decor
  • Air conditioning and heating in the room
  • Shower with hot water
  • Wi-Fi in the room
  • 24/7 front desk
  • Outside parking
  • Breakfast buffet
  • Restaurant on site

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