Songtsan Baiba Tent Camp is divided into two parts: the accommodation area and the public area. There are 30 accommodation tents, 4 catering tents and 1 public leisure tent. The public area includes the reception space where the front desk, boutique and lobby bar are located, as well as 5 public area tents that serve as restaurants, bars and public leisure spaces respectively.

The facilities in the tent include two 1.2m×2m single beds, bedside tables, two single sofas, coffee tables, side cabinets, luggage stools and other furniture. Each tent is equipped with a dry and wet bathroom with an area of ​​about 5 square meters (approx. 54 sq. ft.), providing smart toilets, showers and 24-hour hot water. Each accommodation tent has its own external deck with an outdoor table and two outdoor chairs.

The dishes served by the restaurant are all freshly prepared with local Tibetan ingredients including: fresh yak meat, tender and delicious, served with wild bamboo shoots and spices and local wild agera leaves; the steaming yak meat hot pot warms the heart and stomach; the yak meat sashimi is smooth and melts in the mouth.

The camp also provides free afternoon tea, and welcomes guests to sit under a hawthorn tree, while tasting well-paired snacks and refreshments. During the rainy season, native and delicious mushrooms sprout from the soil in the forest surrounding the camp.

Guests are able to learn how to shoot a Gongbu sound arrow, and experience the daily life of "Gongbu people," which has continued for thousands of years;Under the guidance of professional coaches, guests can learn how to saddle and mount a horse, step by step. After proficiency in these steps, guests can also try the "Forest Ride" and explore the secrets depths of the Tibetan forest.

About a 10-minute walk from Songtsam Glamping Baiba, guests  can reach a flat valley pasture where cattle graze leisurely. Families with strong physical strength can go up to the source of the stream "Longqu" for a hearty light adventure hike. 

Outdoor activities, which includes via ferrata (a protected climbing route), the first via ferrata experience in Tibet, rock climbing, and jungle trekking.