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: In 2 weeks you are not doing any grandiose trekking. Tibet will not be accessable in January so stick to Nepal. Kathmandu is worth a few days there with it's 7 world heritage sites. Perhaps Lantang or Helambu and a visit to Pokhara. : : : Unless you want to do a "let's see Europe in two weeks", I suggest you just stick to one of the destinations. : : You can do it, but I doubt the quality of it, and at the end you'll be tired as a dog. Are you from the US or something?... : : You' need to fly everywhere locally,e.g. to Pokhara to possibly do the Poon Hill trek (4-5 days), and obviously fly KTM ot Lhasa (over 400 USD return as China Airlines has monopoly). Driving there takes a few days, and you don't have that time. : : You'll also need to have the China/Tibet special visa in advance, as it take days or weeks to get it in KTM. : : I suggest you buy a good guide book, like the Lonely planet or something, and find out about some of these things before embarking on such a journey. : : : How do you think we should plan our two weeks trip in Nepal/Tibet/Himalaya, if we want to do some grandiose trekking as well as travel around in general? : : : If we trek in the Annapurna area, where should we go for a 1 week trek? : : : Is Kathmandu a good starting point? : : : How do you travel between Lhasa and Kathmnadu? Are there any trains or buses? How much is a flight ticket? : : : Thanks!

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