What scenic spots in Tibet are misunderstood, so don't go? How shocked was it after going there?

Many people will tell us when they come back from tourism, don't go to this place, it's not fun, what scenic spots in Tibet are misunderstood and don't go? How shocking it was after I went there. I think Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple and Shuanghu Lake are very shocking.

Potala Palace has a history of 1300 years. It is the highest and most magnificent palace in the world, and it is also spreading the brilliance of Tibetan culture infinitely. Tibetans lucky enough to enter Potala Palace regard it as a reward and gift of life, and many tourists are no exception.

People in Jokhang Temple often say that "Jokhang Temple is in front and Lhasa is behind". Jokhang Temple is as sacred as Potala Palace, and saints come here to practice the scriptures every day.

In Namco, I felt very real clouds scattered on the turquoise lake, and my heart felt calm at this time. The prayer flags reflect the Tibetan people's devotion to the gods and depict the sacred beauty in the sky.

Shuanghu is a free translation of "two lakes" in Tibetan. Located in the northwest of Tibet Plateau, it borders Bango County in the east, Shenzha in the south and Gaize County in Ali area in the west. Because there are two lakes in Kanglin, 5 kilometers to the east and 10 kilometers to the north, namely Kangmulu Lake and Yajiao Lake, the "Double Lake" is named after this.

Judging from the natural conditions, living environment and population distribution, Shuanghu, which is located in remote areas, is the most remote and sparsely populated area in China. In contrast, even Medog, a famous county town in Tibet, which is the only town without roads in the country, is much more lively.

A large no-man's land in northern Tibet isolates the two lakes from the world. Its average altitude is 5000 meters, the air is thin, the climate is harsh and changeable, and the population per square kilometer is insufficient 1, which makes the world rare hardship and desolation. The blank on the map attracted the explorer's attention.