Is it appropriate to go to Tibet in winter? What should I pay attention to when I go to Tibet in winter?

Tibet is a dream place for many travelers. Rumor has it that everyone has been there and everyone has evolved. This is a very pure and sacred place. The tourist season is usually in spring, summer vacation or holidays, so is it appropriate to travel to Tibet in winter? Will it be cold in Tibet? What should I pay attention to when traveling to Tibet in winter? Let's introduce Bian Xiao's works to you.

Winter is still very suitable for going to Tibet. Although the weather is bad, Tibet in winter is really beautiful and completely different, so it is still worth going in winter, but it is very dangerous, so you must make preparations in advance before going.

1, the advantages of traveling to Tibet in winter

Air tickets are very cheap. It's much more comfortable to fly into Tibet!

Little tourists, you can't see so many colorful jackets in Jokhang Temple Square.

The price of the inn will be very low, and so will many chartered tours. Many scenic spots will be in the off-season, and the price of Potala Palace is unlimited, which is half that of the peak season.

In winter, the sun shines brightly. Have a sweet tea and chat, and feel the comfort of slow pace.

Glaciers will be very beautiful, hahahaha, super beautiful ~ girls take pictures in a red dress, very beautiful!

2. Disadvantages of traveling to Tibet in winter

Although it doesn't snow, it will freeze like Namco. It's not that beautiful, and it's cold by the lake!

There will be dark ice on the road, and driving to other scenic spots will be hard and even dangerous.

Not suitable for camping in scenic spots such as Mount Everest.

Winter is very dry and windy. But it's dry all year round, and I'm used to it. It doesn't matter.

3, winter tour of Tibet Raiders

Although the scenery is not as good as spring and summer, it has a unique style.

If you just travel, it won't rain a drop in Wan Li and Wan Li in winter. It's just a little cooler in the morning and evening, and you need to add more clothes (usually a thermal underwear as the base, a shirt, a coat and sometimes a trench coat). In the remote area of Shigatse, ask the local people when traveling in winter. In some places, it is difficult to go out because of strong winds in autumn and winter 12.

But not everyone is suitable for going to Tibet in winter.

Those who are afraid of the cold, those who go to high places in summer, those who like to get together with Han tourists to find a sense of security, and those who can't stand the poor accommodation (most mainland businessmen, mainly tourists, have gone home) will go crazy when they encounter travel delays and want to go to areas with particularly high altitudes. If they meet one of the requirements, don't go.

Those who like the primitive Tibetan experience are not afraid of cold and high, and have plenty of time to go wherever they want. Welcome to Tibet in winter! Several other people also mentioned that winter accommodation tickets are cheaper, and the scenery and ethnic customs are Tibetan.

If you only stay in Lhasa, it will be quite comfortable in winter.

However, it is recommended not to go above 5000 altitude in winter. The weather is too bad, and it is the kind of bad weather that will cause personal accidents and outdoor accidents.

Everest base camp closed, and Ren Gang Qi Bo turned to the mountain. Forget it, the road of Ali Dabei Line is closed.

If you are a humanities lover, you will feel the simplest and truest Tibet in winter. To quote a friend of mine who lives in Tibet and Nepal, "Lhasa in winter belongs to Lhasa people."

If you love natural scenery more, frozen sacred lakes, clean glaciers and lazy sunshine will never let you down.

Even if you do nothing, just basking in the sun in Lhasa will be very comfortable.

The lakes in Tibet are really beautiful, and the freezing scene in winter is also spectacular.

The most famous holy lakes are Namtso and Yangzhuoyongcuo. I went to Yanghu, Basongcuo and Skinlacuo this time, but I think Lamulacuo, Mabian Yongcuo and Baimalin Cuo are more meaningful. I will try to go to Tibet next time.

This is Glacier No.40, named after boundary pillar No.40 in China and Bhutan. It is one of the few glaciers in China that can be climbed without any equipment, but it can only climb to the second floor. It is 5300 meters above sea level here, and the snow mountain behind the glacier is Bhutan.

Driving on a road with no road, 40 glaciers are now famous. As we approached the glacier, there were Tibetans squatting, and there was a Tibetan mastiff on the roadside. If you don't give something, you won't let it pass.

Drive across the lake, then walk 10 minutes to the foot of the glacier.

If you think it's normal to just look at glaciers, let's take some photos of people and compare them.

Why is this glacier suitable for winter? 95% of the days in winter in Tibet are sunny and the weather is relatively stable. Whether it is snow-capped mountains, lakes or glaciers, it is best to see the sun!

However, the ultraviolet rays on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau are not generally strong.

The above three places are my favorite and highly recommended places, which are suitable for traveling in winter.

To put it simply, the route usually set by the team is:

Day 1: Lhasa-Pumoyongcuo-Tui Village

Day 2: Tuicun -40 Glacier-Lhasa

You can choose to live in Tui Village, but the conditions are simple, the altitude is high, and there is no water. You can also choose Langkazi, where the conditions in the county are relatively better.

At that time, I set off directly from Lhasa and stayed on the plateau at an altitude of 5000 meters for 6 hours, which was very exciting. Seeing yaks and Tibetan antelopes many times has made the animals sprout.

When I came back, the tire got stuck in a nail. Fortunately, Tibetans who collected tolls helped us change the tires together. Although it took us nearly 2 hours to return to Lhasa after 10 in the afternoon, it was also a rare experience to think about, so we should cherish it.

Pay attention to traveling to Tibet in winter.

In winter, the oxygen content in Tibet is 5% lower and the climate is drier.

Air tickets are very cheap. I am from Shanghai to Chongqing, China Eastern Airlines 360 yuan; Chongqing to Lhasa, Air China 400 yuan; Both of them include tax, and the time period is good)

If you have been to the Spring Festival, you can take a bus from Sichuanese. When the price drops to 700 yuan, you can go home while playing.

You can't spend the night in Namco and Everest base camp in winter. You have to go back and forth on the same day or choose to live in a neighboring county.

Generally speaking, when winter comes, it is still very, very suitable to stay in Lhasa.