I want to travel to Tibet. Give some advice to experienced people. ..

The soldiers and horses did not move, and the food and grass went first.

Entering Tibet is not like the legend in the Jianghu. You can't leave Tibet without spending 10 thousand yuan.

If you are an outdoor sports enthusiast or a self-help travel enthusiast, then 1000 yuan can easily walk the Yunnan-Tibet line.

Saving money in Lhasa, 2000 yuan can definitely complete a simple trip to Tibet in about two weeks.

After a preliminary trip to Sichuan, Tibet, Linzhi, Shannan, Everest and Ali, plus the cost of going back to Lhasa and going home, if you go by yourself, take more cars and charter fewer cars, 10 thousand yuan will be enough to support you to wander freely on the Tibetan Plateau for two months.

Of course, this budget may support the expenses of many chartered cars or group tourists for two or three weeks.

Bring a credit card unless you will only stay in big cities such as Lhasa. It is recommended to apply for a passbook for postal savings. As long as there are postal savings in large and small cities, you can easily take out your money stored in different places.

It should be noted that in the first line of Mount Everest and Zhangmu, only Shigatse can withdraw money, and Ali is Shiquan River.

Besides postal services, the bank with the largest number of outlets is Agricultural Bank of China, and China Construction Bank has finally achieved nationwide networking in Tibet not long ago.

Take enough cash, maybe this is the safest measure on the road.

Qinghai-Tibet, Sichuan-Tibet, Yunnan-Tibet, Xinjiang-Tibet and entry from Nepal can all be our choices.

But according to Uighurs, the most beautiful places are hidden in the most difficult places to reach.

Personally, the traditional Qinghai-Tibet line is the cheapest and easiest.

The combination of Yunnan and Tibet, the southern line of Sichuan and Tibet, is the most shocking and beautiful.

The 3000-mile-long new Tibet line is the most difficult and dangerous. The three-day trip, starting from Xinjiang, which is more than 800 meters above sea level, crossing the boundary mountain of more than 6,000 meters and staying in Ali, which is more than 4,500 meters above sea level, coupled with the lack of oxygen and changeable climate, has exceeded the normal endurance limit of many people.

Of course, for urbanites who have no time and are afraid of plateau reflection, flying into Lhasa is the best choice.

-Tibet traffic?

There is a shuttle bus to Qamdo, Tibet, from Shangri-La, Yunnan, south of Caiyun, to Deqin County on the Tibetan border, and there is also a sleeper car from Qamdo to Lhasa.

The two bus lines will meet at Bunda, a desolate plateau station.

There is also a shuttle bus from Qamdo to Chayu, a small border town between China and India. You can also transfer at Bangda, and you can see the primitive forest farm in southern Tibet.

The natural hazards of the Sichuan-Tibet line 102 landslide group should have been completed by now after a year of road closure. You can find a direct bus from Bomi to Bayi.

The 400 kilometers from Bayi to Lhasa has become a thoroughfare, and you can choose the size of the shuttle bus at will for 100 yuan.

There are already many shuttle buses from Lhasa, the capital, to Shannan, to Shigatse, to Bayi and to Ali.

Roads leading to all parts of Tibet have been repaired unremittingly, and many once natural moats have become thoroughfares.

Lhasa takes the southern route to the holy mountain and the holy lake of Alishan, and no longer needs the legendary two off-road vehicles and a truck.

It is said that there are many bridges on the road that can cross the water.

The most difficult way to enter Tibet is except the no-man's land of Shuanghu, and the reason for vehicles is Mount Everest and Ali.

There is already a two-way shuttle bus from the scheduled date to Shigatse, and every other day, 50 yuan can finish the road that it used to have to take by truck.

Climbing Mount Everest depends on your luck. Can you catch the baggage cars of foreign teams and tourist buses?

The route to Ali has been fiercely competitive. Tibetan antelope travel and Ali passenger kilometer are all sleeper buses every other day. The high price of 850 can already be cut to 500 yuan.

Of course, if you look for a mail truck from Shigatse or take a truck at the Lahu checkpoint, you can walk to Ali nearly three thousand miles away with a fare of two or three hundred yuan.

From Ali to Shenshan, to Shenghu, to Pulan and Zada, the car rental fee from Shiquanhe is definitely high in Bilasa.

Let's choose a one-way van and a mail truck at around 100 yuan. The lost kingdom of Guge has only one shuttle bus to Zada every Saturday.

From Ali, take Xinzang to Yecheng. Now, you can set foot on the land of Xinjiang by taking the truck cab as long as 150 yuan.

But in the spring and autumn when going up and down the mountain, you should be prepared to pay twice as much.

A ride is definitely cheaper than a chartered car. A short ride will naturally meet a good driver who doesn't need money.

The worst road is no more than 20-30 yuan/100 kilometers.

If you want to see the celestial burial, if you want to go to Namtso, then I suggest renting a car with people around you in Lhasa.

Be patient. 800 yuan in two days, driving a Toyota 62 can take you six to the most beautiful Namtso.

The ticket price of more than RMB 0.00 per person/kloc-0 can also pull you to the direct supply ladder of Mozhugongka, but you have to get up at three in the morning.

There is still a big difference in the price of chartered cars in Lhasa. We know that two people from Shenzhen went to Ali for 18,000 yuan, and we know that there is also a Toyota 62 18 with the lowest price of 8,000 yuan.

The average daily price around Lhasa and 500 yuan is reasonable.

Toyota is still the most popular means of transportation in Tibet.

Foreigners who travel rarely take the 4500, and only domestic tourists prefer the more expensive Toyota 4500.

But not only the most expensive is the best, unless you have more money.

For the sake of safety and convenience of complaints, you must have a sign of Tibet tourism when choosing a car, otherwise someone will bargain.

You don't need to sign a short-distance charter contract, but you should tell the driver the route to take in advance.

Long distance is fine, just repair the car, and sign the intention on the driver's accommodation in advance.

Generally, drivers who solicit customers in many places on the road can stay for free.

-The most basic equipment for entering Tibet?

If you are visiting Tibet for the first time, if you have a preliminary understanding of Tibet's geography and history.

Then you can prepare your own equipment according to the length of your trip and the situation of your destination.

I'm not a device theorist. The practice of myself and my friends has proved that many things recommended by many articles are expensive and useless, but only increase the weight of the backpack.

The first and most important thing is the shoes you need to walk.

If you like hiking and climbing snow-capped mountains, if you want to go camping in the wild, if you want to stay in Tibet for a while.

Then professional hard waterproof hiking shoes are essential, and the best one is imported gore-tex hiking shoes, which are waterproof, breathable and warm, which is naturally unmatched by others.

If you just walk around the regular scenic spots, a pair of ordinary but strong sneakers can do it.

A pair of slippers or sandals is also essential. When you need a long ride, when you have the conditions to take a bath, or when you need to see the water, you will find its importance.

The second is the bag that needs to be carried outdoors.

There is no need to carry a huge backpack to shape your tall self-help image. This is a plateau, not a performance venue.

A backpack of about 50 liters and a weight of more than 30 kilograms is enough to put down your so-called necessities.

Of course, a 10 liter small bag or assault bag will also be of great use, when you tie the big bag as luggage in the car or put your backpack in the campsite.

The most commonly used items and food in a day's trip will be accommodated by it.

Finally, the costumes for Tibet.

Tibet has the longest sunshine time, but even in the hottest July and August, the temperature difference between day and night is huge.

In order to prevent the most dangerous cold.

Windproof and warm clothes and rain-proof clothes are necessary.

When it is affordable, a professional waterproof and breathable jacket will be your best companion when it rains or even climbs a snowy mountain.

If not, a sturdy military raincoat can achieve its effect, but it has the disadvantages of being airtight and heavy.

Hundreds of pants will do. Although the air permeability is not good, you can breathe the wind by unzipping the two sides.

Personally, I don't think it's necessary to grasp such so-called professional things as sweaters and sweat-wicking underwear unless you want to climb the snow-capped mountains and cross the grass.

If you want to stay at Everest Base Camp or watch the sunrise in Namco, you may need a down jacket. The warmth of down jacket can bring you special courage.

Spare shirts, underwear and socks. Sometimes you can't change clothes for days. Take a few more pieces and keep them for washing together.

A strong belt is also necessary. On the way, I saw a lady's belt broken.

It is also a good choice to use the soft nylon backpack belt with buckle as the belt.

Besides hanging wallets, knives, cameras, etc. It may play an unexpected and important role at some critical moments.

The hat on your head, wearing a hat with a brim on your head in the strong sunshine, can prevent sun, wind and dust, and even prevent certain rain from blocking your sight.

A pair of sunglasses.

There is no need to remain calm. It can prevent strong reflection and snow blindness when crossing the snow.

Instead of climbing the snow-capped mountains, it will make it possible for you to walk farther and see more scenery outside the window under the scorching sun of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

Those who already wear glasses can go directly to the store to make a pair of sunglasses clips that can be turned up.

Sports watch.

/kloc-professional watches above 0/000 yuan are not needed.

As long as it is a quartz watch or an electronic watch with waterproof, dustproof and shockproof performance.

Although Tibetans don't have much sense of time, you have to have it yourself.

Even the pointer can face the sun and act as a compass.

-Buttered tea and sweet tea

Buttered tea and sweet tea are the most common drinks in Tibetan areas. If you want to stay in Tibet for a long time, learning to drink buttered tea and sweet tea is one of the compulsory courses.

You can't eat Ciba and air-dried meat without butter tea.

This kind of beverage made of brick tea, ghee and boiled water can quench thirst, satisfy appetite and turn greasy. It can eliminate the cracking of your lips and even weaken your altitude sickness.

Drink more butter tea and get used to it, and your Tibetan life will be happier.

As long as there are Tibetans, there may be butter tea everywhere. But the taste of buttered tea in the temple may be more rewarding.

Be careful not to drink it all at once. The host will keep adding tea to the bowl you put down, and it is polite to drink it when you leave.

Sweet tea made of milk and sugar is also a good drink in town.

If you don't like highland barley wine, I suggest you choose.

Maybe you will gradually like its taste.

It is absolutely beneficial to drink this high-calorie drink on the plateau.

Speaking of taste, the small teahouse full of Tibetans on the streets of Lhasa is the most authentic. The price of a cup of San Mao can definitely make you drink the purest milk flavor.

The one opposite Ya Hotel is the best sweet teahouse in Lhasa, although you may despise its mess and ordinary Tibetans around you.

-Tibetan food, Tibetan wine and air-dried mutton

When you come to Tibet, especially Lhasa, you usually have to taste Tibetan food and highland barley wine.

The suggestion for highland barley wine is that you might as well drink it. Putting highland barley wine in a bar must not disappoint people.

This kind of drink, which is also very common in Tibetan families, is only over ten degrees, and it is definitely not more terrible than beer.

It should be reminded that the strongest wine is highland barley wine in Yunnan Tibetan area, which can reach more than 40 degrees after purification.

Especially highland barley wine soaked with drugs.

But if you like hiding places and friends around you, you'd better drink freely. Feelings are the most important, and there must be a free bed beside you.

If you want to save money, just taste it. The cheapest highland barley wine in Lhasa Bar is in Gangla, Mei Duo. In the bar of this art gallery, there are three pieces of big glass.

If you like highland barley wine, go to the streets of Lhasa market and you can buy a large bottle of highland barley wine brewed by Tibetans for two yuan, which contains highland barley grains.

Lhasa beer is one of the best beers I have ever drunk. Although it is not as strong as Shenzhen Jinwei Beer, it is as mellow as Liquan in Guangxi.

Pure Lhasa beer is brewed with unpolluted Yaowangshan spring water.

You don't need Budweiser beer to come to Tibet. Drink Lhasa beer with friends around you.

There is no need to be afraid of altitude sickness. People around me have never seen an example of falling down because of drinking beer and highland barley wine.

Not to mention hiding wine. Drinking a lot is still a bit dangerous. It's really a plateau.

In fact, even many Han people who have been in Tibet for a long time say that they don't like Tibetan food.

It is said that Tibetan famous dishes include beef tongue, roast lamb chops, Xia Qing (mixed raw meat pulp), roast mutton with sausage and radish, and roast beef with potatoes.

In fact, if you have been to Xinjiang or the north, you will feel that Tibetan food without too much seasoning can't be compared with others.

So now Sichuan cuisine is also popular in Tibet, and even Sichuan hotpot is very popular.

Tibetan food with the highest proportion of authentic Tibetans in Lhasa is said to be in Arocang. If you have money, go to the Snow God Palace next to Potala Palace to eat Tibetan food.

If you want to eat Nepalese food, Yuxue Restaurant next to Yuxue Hotel is also a good choice.

If you can eat mutton stewed after slaughter and enema in yurts in agricultural and pastoral areas, then you will know what is the most authentic Tibetan food among Tibetans besides Ciba.

They are so fresh and delicious, but maybe you need a stronger stomach.

Yogurt bibimbap may not suit you, but if you have the chance, you must eat the best yogurt in Tibet.

After eating yogurt made by herdsmen, its delicious taste will definitely make you despise yogurt in the city forever.

Air-dried mutton may be one of the most distinctive foods in Tibetan areas. My friend used to eat several kilograms of air-dried meat at a time when he was in northern Tibet and Ali.

I also like it in many close contacts with it.

Don't be biased. This kind of dehydrated and air-dried raw mutton in winter may have a little hair and bacteria on it, but pick up the part cut for you by Tibetan friends and chew it well, and you will gradually appreciate its delicious taste.

Most importantly, it also contains high protein and high calories.

In fact, the diet in Tibet has diversified.

In addition to the really remote farming and pastoral areas, there will be Sichuan-style, northern and even halal canteens in other places with Han nationality.

As long as you can eat pasta or spicy food, there won't be too many opportunities to eat dry food on the way.

-Stay in Lhasa?

Lhasa may be the core of many people's activities in Tibet, and I have seen many articles recommending accommodation in Lhasa, but it is always a little different from what I have seen in Lhasa for dozens of days. Let's talk more.

If you have money, you can spend it at public expense or at home. There are many high-end star-rated hotels and standard rooms in Lhasa, and the conditions and safety will be quite good.

If you are a self-help traveler, you have only two choices. If you stay for a long time, you can rent a suite, which will not exceed 300 yuan every month. You can even find a roommate who is willing to share the cost by leaving a message.

In addition, most people can only stay in hotels with more self-help.

Lhasa relatively recommended Balangxue, Jiri and Yaya Hotels, all in beijing east road.

According to what I know and my long practical experience.

If you like cleanliness and privacy, if you like to run around during the day and go clubbing at night, then the first choice is Ya Hotel.

In May and June, a double room only needs 50 yuan, and an extra bed is 20 yuan, which is closest to Jokhang Temple and Potala.

There is a lounge chair in the middle of the yard, where you can bask in the sun and read books comfortably.

Brown learned to lose things, lost things on auspicious days, and never lost things in Asian hotels.

The door there is unlocked for 24 hours, so you can go out safely. Most people who live there are foreign self-help travelers.

Longer hot water, later locking time, free storage and more cordial service.

Many long-term friends and I regard it as the first choice for recommendation.

Unfortunately, after being acquired by10 million, the free laundry there has now become a charging system, which is also the reason why I moved to Jiri.

Although the accommodation in Jiri is better than that in Biya, a quadruple room only needs 20 yuan/person.

Many people like his bench outside the long balcony, which is the largest and has the largest number of self-help tourists all over China.

The restaurant downstairs has a simple Tibetan opera performance every day.

But I will urge you to pay the rent every day here, and I will lock the door at any time to prevent theft. The hot water in public toilets also ends early.

The TV in the room can let us stay indoors during the World Cup, but after all, the World Cup is over.

Balang School is the most famous, but it has the highest house price and the oldest conditions.

Relatively remote location, so that you need to take three rounds, rather than walking conveniently.

Finally, there is the Longjue Rosa Family Hotel next to the second day traveler bar in Lhasa.

The house with many people there is the largest, and the Tibetan style is also very strong, which is quite comfortable and convenient. You can also choose to try it.

-Accommodation in other areas

Accommodation along Yunnan-Tibet, Sichuan-Tibet, China-Nepal, Ali and Xinjiang-Tibet highways is much more convenient now.

In the passing counties and towns, except the tent hotels opened by Tibetans in the past, the commodity economy is now developed, and smart and hardworking businessmen in Sichuan and other places occupy every place where drivers may stop.

Naturally, your driver will also be familiar with every small place on the roadside where you can rest and stop.

For this reason, you can only listen to the driver's wishes when you get on the bus. Generally, you don't have many choices after getting off the bus.

Because it is Tibet, so don't care too much. There is a bed that is not too expensive and a quilt that is not too dirty. I believe that if you are tired on the road, you can sleep.

The experience is that in small roadside counties, the guest houses with the most parking by drivers, such as grain bureau guest houses, transportation guest houses, meteorological guest houses, postal guest houses and county government guest houses, are still relatively cost-effective.

The cheapest hostel 10 yuan/person. You don't have to bargain too hard. You can usually find beds below 20 yuan.

These relatively standardized unit guest houses are generally convenient places to find cars.

Compared with postal guest houses around the country, the conditions and hygiene are the best.

Accommodation in big cities is not necessarily more expensive than on the road. The cheapest accommodation is the Public Security Department Hostel in Bayi (on Shenzhen Avenue, only 10 yuan/bed), while Shigatse is the hostel for the aged and the hostel for Mount Everest, or the standard of 10 yuan.

Accommodation at the base camp of Mount Qomolangma and under the sacred mountain and lake of Mount Alishan is relatively expensive, but if you have the patience to ask more families and negotiate the price, you can find a relatively clean berth in 30 yuan.

As for the road to Medog, the only county town with no road, there are many simple plastic sheds or wooden houses. 10- 15 yuan can sleep in a lower berth or a bed, but lice may be inevitable.

Walking to the county forestry bureau guest house is the best choice, and there is even cable TV.

Only when exploring some uninhabited or sparsely populated areas on foot can you use the necessary tents.

-Hitchhiking in Tibet

It goes without saying that there are shuttle buses or chartered buses.

Backpack to a remote place, ask the local people if there is a shuttle bus first. If not, consider hitchhiking.

Cars can be off-road vehicles, military vehicles or trucks.

You are lucky to get on a passing SUV and military vehicle.

In Tibet, the most likely mode of transportation is to take the cab of a truck or "carry a suitcase".

There is no trick to finding a car. Ask the local hotel owner, go to the parking lot, ask by the roadside, look at the license plate, stop and even sweep the street.

To get a ride, you must first have enough time and patience, and make full mental preparations first. It's normal that you can't find a car for a day or two or the cars you meet are all people. Wait by the roadside with time and patience.

In addition, it may be national characteristics. Tibetan drivers have a weak sense of time. They stopped on the road for an hour or two and stopped to talk to familiar drivers for a long time. Then be more patient and understand those drivers who are hard and lonely.

Unless you don't choose Tibetan drivers' cars, they are actually quite friendly.

If possible, take a book about Tibet. Maybe it can accompany you through the anxious time.

Secondly, if you want to take a truck, especially if you want to move big boxes, you must definitely be prepared to suffer hardships. After getting off the bus, your backpack, clothes and even your cheeks may turn into dust, so it is necessary to bring towels and wet tissues.

If you can't stand the dust, you can bring an extra mask, but the Tibetans who ride are not used.

It's normal for your stomach to be tossed by the bumpy road. Don't eat too much.

If you can, don't choose a carriage instead of a taxi to save a few dollars, unless it's a short trip or you don't feel like a big box.

If you have a heavy car, don't choose a light car. The light car will have a much stronger sense of bumps.

Don't choose the flat-headed old Dongfeng Cummins. After all, the performance and security are much higher.

Be sure to bring water and spare food.

In remote areas and broken roads in Tibet, it is possible to break roads and repair cars at any time.

You can't think in a down-to-earth way. Whether there will be the next dinner is anybody's guess.

Only the reserved drinking water and food can make you have more patience and a greater sense of security.

It is a suggestion to take at least one day's dry food when riding.

Find a rope to tie the backpacks tightly to the roof or the side of the car, otherwise the bumpy road is likely to make them disappear on the road.

If you have the courage to go to Ali with Tibetans, or if you don't have a coat and don't want to dirty your sleeping bag, I suggest you prepare an extra military coat. There is a great temperature difference between day and night in Tibet.

Many trucks bound for Ali and other places have no tarpaulins, so they can be wrapped up like sleeping bags to keep warm at night.

If you are a boy, don't stand by when the car breaks down. Like an old man, help push the cart and help the driver do what he can, which is good for your future trip.

When you sit in the cab at night, don't just sleep alone. Chatting with the driver and lighting a cigarette for the driver are very important for your personal safety and his personal safety.

Go to places where there are few trucks, such as Everest, Shenshan and Guge. It is unlikely that you want to take a chartered bus from China tourists.

On the contrary, it is easier to get on the baggage car of foreign travel teams. Negotiation and communication depend on your language with the tour guide or truck driver.

One more thing, don't dress too professionally when hitchhiking. Bright coat, many plug-ins, a man's long hair, then who will you kill if you don't kill the rich?

It's better to be simple and ordinary.

Finally, I still need a ride. The probability that one person may find a car is many times greater than that of two or three people.

Out of sympathy, out of safety, or even just because of the empty space, the driver will probably pick you up with only one person, not several people.

If you smoke, prepare several packs of ordinary domestic mid-range cigarettes sold locally. Ordinary drivers and Tibetans smoking in the same car can be simply lubricated.

If you don't smoke, it doesn't matter if you don't prepare cigarettes Even the driver will give you a toast. After all, you will give him a ride according to the fare, unless you take a free car, then it is also basic courtesy to buy a pack of cigarettes as a thank you on the way.

As for the price of hitchhiking, drivers in Tibet are generally honest and won't charge exorbitant prices. Before getting on the bus, ask them locally or with the same passengers, and you will easily know the local customary ride price.

Of course, the trunk is different from the cab.

A little more kind smile, a little more patience in hitchhiking.

-Security in Tibet?

Only people who don't know Tibet will think how dangerous and wild it will be

Many people's articles also describe the short journey of chartered cars through Tibet as "crossing the line of life and death"

Be careful not to catch a cold, get rid of altitude sickness and take time to adapt to it.

Tibet, for us ordinary travelers, is a much safer place than inland and coastal areas.

In this place where the whole people believe in Buddhism, it is a tradition of faith not to kill or steal.

A friend did a criminal investigation in Lhasa and found that only 20% were Tibetans.

It is definitely safer to put your backpack in a hotel, car or temple than in the city where you come from.

The death rate of traffic accidents in Tibet is relatively high, but the roads in Tibet are still being repaired. Now many natural disasters in history have become thoroughfares.

There are still many dangers in exploring the plateau and climbing the snow-capped mountains, but after all, most friends are just ordinary tourists, and the only difference is their backpacks.

After all, there is a difference between outdoor adventure and self-help tour.

The hardest and most dangerous season in Tibet is the plateau in winter, but how many of us will venture into Ali in winter?

So Tibet is already the safest.

Even countless lonely girls came in with backpacks, and some walked home safely with backpacks.

-About charity

In this place where there are countless gods, travelers should learn to give.

When you see Tibetans kowtowing, when you see Tibetans reaching out to you, when you walk into a temple.

Change it in advance and take out a dime to do some charity.

When you have no change. The Lama in the temple can change you, even the beggar in the street can change you.

They are not greedy, you just need to give everyone a dime.

No one who kowtowed on the road around the corner in Tibet died of hunger and cold because of lack of money.

All beings are equal, and your kindness will have good results.

As for the practice of giving small gifts to children in pastoral areas, there has been much controversy.

My advice is not to disturb their quiet life.

-Places worth visiting in Tibet

Let's order Lhasa and its surroundings first.

The splendor outside the Potala Palace can never replace the splendor inside. Tickets to 70 yuan are very valuable, but you'd better keep up with a tour group inside, and after listening to the introduction of the tour guide, you will definitely benefit a lot.

Jokhang Temple and Bajiao Street should take the turning road. Watching the sunset in Lhasa from the upstairs of Jokhang Temple is the most beautiful moment.

Drepung monastery, as the largest Buddhist temple in the world, should not go to its Sera Temple, where there is a scene of debating scriptures.

There are many stone carvings of Wang Yaoshan and the turning road at the foot of the mountain is absolutely necessary.

The Guandi Temple on Mopan Mountain stopped by.

Demolish the monument of Sichuan-Tibet Highway and the cowhide raft under Lhasa River. Its night is also beautiful, but you have to have the same quiet mood.

Lalu wetland can let you see the grasslands and wetlands where there are cattle and sheep recently. It will be a good choice to go by bike.

You can go to Norbulingka, but the ticket of 30 yuan is not worth it.

Gandan Temple of the Yellow Sect can also take a bus to Jokhang Temple Square.

Watching the celestial burial at the largest celestial burial platform in Zhigong Temple, I got up at three in the morning.

Go to Yangbajing Hot Spring to see geothermal energy, and go to Namco to see the most beautiful Shenhu Lake. It's best to stay by the lake for one night and watch the sunset glow.

Go to Samye Temple and Shenshan in Shannan area, from Yarlung Zangbo River to Highbury Shenshan, stay in the temple, and take a truck from Samye Temple to Qingpu practice ground in the morning. I believe you will never regret all this.

The scale of Changsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan is a little too small, and the tickets are not worth it.

Cuogao Lake in Linzhi, many azaleas in Lulang Forest Farm and roadside, Nanga Bawa Peak in Paixiang, and the big bend entrance and exit of Yarlung Zangbo River. They are fine, too.

However, it's a bit risky to walk into Medog, but now it's a good season, and the snow at the mouth of Xueshan Mountain should melt.

I suggest you find a porter to go in together, and you can get to the county seat in 8 yuan/Jin.

It is best not to choose according to the high price of local mountains.

Tashilhunpo Temple in Shigatse, Everest Base Camp and Zhangmu Port are self-evident. Many friends even went directly to Nepal, and it is easy to get a visa with a passport in Lhasa.

The rivers and mountains along the highway in Changdu area are the best scenery in themselves, but the forest farms in Wuhu and Chayu are good.

However, tourists are not welcome in the National Security Bureau after tea, even if you carry a border card with you.

The road to Ali and its sacred mountains, sacred lakes, ghost lakes, Pulan and Guge are very touching and can be compared with its difficult journey.

Tibet is so big that there are many articles about it.

I just wrote down a few words that I personally realized. Although there are still many omissions, I still hope to have some reference value for friends who are going to Tibet.

The road needs to be walked by yourself, and the scenery needs to be felt by yourself.