Who is more suitable for traveling in Xinjiang or Tibet?

For the answer to this question, I think I should use my own personal experience to answer it! Tibet is also very interesting, there is no doubt about it, but if you have to divide it into high and low places, I think Xinjiang, which I visited recently, is good and I strongly recommend it to everyone.

Tibet is a magical place, a mythical paradise, the top of the world, a holy land and the birthplace of the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers in China. In this ancient world, in its unique environment, it has nurtured many natural landscapes that cannot be copied and nourished unique history and culture. Everything about it is so mysterious and attractive. We always have too many reasons to challenge and explore this place, or by driving, cycling and hiking.

Today is Sunday. Anyway, when I am free, I will write a few more words: among several routes to Tibet, for some newcomers to Tibet, Sichuan-Tibet (National Highway 3 18) is the first one. This is a route with the most beautiful scenery and the greatest risk, and it is also the route that most people choose.

I won't talk about the first section of the Sichuan-Tibet line. After crossing Erlang Mountain, we entered Kangding area. From Ya 'an to Kangding is the western Sichuan Plateau. There are many mudslides in the rainy season, and some roads may be flooded. Drive carefully. Zheduo Mountain is the dividing line of nature, and the landforms on the east and west sides are very different. Mountains and valleys are in the east, and prominent plateaus are in the west.

Xinduqiao, full of grasslands and beautiful scenery, is a paradise for photographers.

The terrain of Li Tang is relatively flat, but the altitude is relatively high. Along the way, you have to cross Jianziwan Mountain and Kazila Mountain, which is where many tourists start to object to heights.

Batang: It's a small matter to start to enter the valley on the east bank of Jinsha River, and the road is tortuous. When you walk at night, you must pay attention to the flooded road.

Jinsha River Bridge: Sichuan and Tibet face each other across the river. It is recommended to cross the bridge on foot (except drivers). In the middle of the bridge, there is a sign crossing Sichuan and Tibet. It is also meaningful to take photos to indicate the license plate, but remember that taking photos is not allowed in the military station. It is easy to collapse after crossing the station, so be careful when crossing. Then there are rounds of winding roads, which is the time to test one's patience.

Mangkang: This is the intersection of Sichuan, Tibet and Yunnan. The roads are narrow and poor.

Bangda: Will you continue to take the 3 18 line or the 3 17 Dingqing and Baqing lines? There is also a road that few people take, that is, the selection point of provincial highway 308. Here I will talk about the 308 provincial highway, which is particularly poor (before 20 14), such as crossing the side dam and then entering Naqu, which is in the territory of Qingqing.

Basu: This is the danger zone of Hengduan Mountains. The sky road turns 72, and the Shujiang Grand Canyon is here. Crossing the Shujiang Bridge and walking in the cliff canyon, it is easy to collapse and fall off the mountain.

After Bomi and Lulang to Linzhi, Linzhi has a low altitude and fresh air, which is the best rest place before entering Lhasa.

Gongbu Jiangda: When you enter Milla Mountain, you will find that there are two natural dividing points on both sides of the mountain, which are also the dividing line of the region. On the one hand, Lhasa is cold and dry, on the other hand, Linzhi is warm and humid.

Many vehicles are dusty all the way, and their bodies are covered with thick dust. Some people like to write the words "wash the car in Lhasa" on the dust on the back glass of the car. It doesn't matter (me too). In order to increase the fun on the way, it's best to wash the license plate before entering Lhasa, otherwise it will be easy for the traffic police to check the car and I don't know whether to pay a fine.

We all call Tibet and Xinjiang's gameplay crossing. A crossing lasts for 7 to 20 days, and we March in a jeep every day.

Tibet is a more beautiful and diverse place than Xinjiang, with relatively continuous scenery, which means that at least one beautiful natural landscape or cultural landscape can be seen every day on average. However, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia are similar, lacking continuous landscape, and the distance between the two places is too far, which often takes two or three days of boring driving. Moreover, the landscape is single and highly similar. Relatively boring.

The first time I went to Tibet, I took the New Tibet Line, from Lhasa to Kashgar. Seeing beautiful scenery every day in Tibet has its own beauty and legend. In Xinjiang, it is a continuous Gobi. After driving on the straight road for a long time, I feel as if I haven't moved, similar to the feeling on the ocean.

Finally, at present, the safety level in Xinjiang is very lacking, and it is still very dangerous to park during this continuous long-distance driving.

Then I made a mistake about Xinjiang, which is not so dangerous. Xinjiang is beautiful, both in people and scenery.

During the summer vacation, I boldly went to a wave of Xinjiang, because at that time, the news was just about how chaotic Xinjiang was. When I decided to go, I was really empty.

Moreover, my friends have been telling me how Xinjiang is. Don't cry, TT, I'm afraid to pee before I leave.

Then I finally went. As it turns out, I really want to see what's going on outside. Many people upstairs say it's safe. It's just as good to go anywhere.

Xinjiang is really not as chaotic as it is seen on TV. Judging from my experience along the way, I feel that Xinjiang people are very good.

All the people who drove to cheer us up were Xinjiang's big brothers and sisters (all of whom were easily recognized as Xinjiang people). I feel very moved when I hear this. On the way, my eldest brother in Xinjiang will stop to say hello and chat, although I don't know what he is talking about =

Then we went into the herdsmen's aunt's house with a smile and asked for water to eat. It was so touching.

There will also be children in Xinjiang greeting you, uncles and aunts sending watermelons, and grandpa in Xinjiang telling me to stop and say hello, although I still can't understand what he is saying.

My grandfather in Xinjiang asked me to stop and say hello, although I still didn't understand what he was saying. When I bought honey, my brother in Xinjiang gave me a discount.

When the flat tire stopped to mend it, my brother in Xinjiang, riding a motorcycle, stopped to ask me what it was. I really had a good laugh that day, and then I had a flat tire and had to hitch a ride. I reached for the first car and stopped. My kind uncle and aunt sent me to a nearby city for tire repair, which made TT very moved.

When I was on the road, I felt the goodwill of the people in Xinjiang, so from my personal experience, Xinjiang is really not dangerous, OK TT?

And watermelon in Xinjiang is really super cheap! ! ! For the first time in such a big life, I can eat watermelon every day, so satisfied. It's so happy to have 34 cents a catty, TT.

Since someone wants to ride a bike, let's go climbing.

Too many. I forced more photos. Xinjiang is so beautiful, I'm really happy to ride a bike in such an environment, TT.

Moreover, the sky in Xinjiang is so blue. I have seen the most stars in the night sky when camping in the wild. In fact, the Milky Way is too shocking and beautiful for me, who comes from a city where I often can't see a few stars.

And the temperature in northern Xinjiang is very comfortable. Summer is cool and dry, just like autumn in Fujian. It is really comfortable. I feel comfortable without taking a bath for several days and sleep well every day.

All of the above are about northern and southern Xinjiang. You can ask the first answer. Finally, this is only a small landscape in Xinjiang. Xinjiang is so big, there are many beautiful people, such as Kanas, Nalati, Yili and all the scenery on the road, as well as southern Xinjiang. I hope more people will find the charm of Xinjiang while feeling it.

There are holidays, and the baby should act quickly. Don't work, work, work overtime and work overtime every day like Bian Xiao! When I want to travel most, I brush other people's travel notes.