[2025 Lhasa Attraction] Travel Guide for Jokhang Temple (Updated Mar)

It's almost time for the annual winter trip to Tibet All 5A attractions are free of charge❗️❗️❗ I saw the golden mountain at sunrise, and also went to Yanghu Lake, Potala Palace, Yarlung Zangbo River, and Mount Namjagbarwa. I was so happy~ . Here is a [Tibet Solo Travel Guide] for your reference~~ . 🧳[Itinerary] Day 1: Hangzhou ⇢ Shanghai (Z164 train) Day 2: Spend an unforgettable 3 days and 2 nights on the train Day 3: Arrive at Lhasa Station in the afternoon ⇢ Polar Secret ⇢ Eat, shop, and rest Day 4: Lhasa City ⇢ Yanghu Lake ⇢ Karola Glacier ⇢ Rituo Temple Day 5: Shigatse ⇢ Tashilhunpo Monastery ⇢ Everest Base Camp Day 6: Everest Base Camp ⇢ Lhasa City ⇢ Potala Palace Night View Day 7: Barkhor Street Photoshoot ⇢ Jokhang Temple Day 8: Zaki Temple ⇢ Visit Potala Palace ⇢ Yaowang Mountain Day 9: Lhasa ⇢ Nyingchi ⇢ Stay in Suosong Village Day 10: Yarlung Zangbo River ⇢ Mount Namjagbarwa ⇢ Salongda Day 11: Suosong Village ⇢ Buddha Palm Dunes ⇢ Return to Lhasa Day 12: Lhasa Station ⇢ Transfer in Lanzhou ⇢ Arrive in Hangzhou . 🏨[Accommodation] I stayed in youth hostels most of the time, which made it easy to meet new friends and share meals and car rentals with them! 👉Day 3–4: Phuntsok Kangsang International Youth Hostel (Potala Palace Branch) 👉Day 4–5: Shigatse Phuntsok Kangsang International Youth Hostel 👉Day 5–6: Everest Basong Village No. 3 Goddess Homestay 👉Day 6–9: Lhasa Five-Year Class Youth Hostel 👉Day 9–10: Nyingchi Peach Blossom Land Homestay, where you can see snow-capped mountains when you wake up 🏔️ . 🍘[Lhasa Food] 🌟Polar Secret Tibetan Restaurant The restaurant is full of Tibetan cultural atmosphere, and the environment is very unique, making it a great place to take photos. The dishes combine local and Western flavors, which are a feast for the eyes and taste buds. Overall, it is very nice. 🌟Mr. Yak Yogurt Shop I recommend the fried barley with yogurt! It has a thick layer of milk skin on top, and the taste is rich! I basically have a cup every day. 🌟Guangming Qionggang Sweet Tea House Sweet tea is a must-try in Lhasa! This one is on Barkhor Street, and the yak beef noodles are especially delicious. The sweet tea is only 1 yuan per cup, which is very cost-effective. . 🧣[Tibet Outfits for October–November] ✔️A sweater or thick sweatshirt is enough during the day ✔️Add a jacket at night, and a windbreaker is suitable for all occasions! ✔️Thermal underwear is a must (I recommend bringing two sets for easy changing and washing) ✔️Bring a set of clothes and skirts for photos Be brave, Lhasa is really beautiful‼️‼️

🌟 Snow in Tibet is more than just white If you ask me where the most unforgettable snow scene is in winter? I will definitely tell you without hesitation: Tibet! The snow here is not just white, it is a poem, a painting, a dream. 🔹 The majesty of the snow-capped mountains: In Tibet, you can feel the majesty and mystery of the snow-capped mountains up close. Mount Everest, Namjagbarwa... Every snow-capped mountain is like a guardian, guarding the purity and sanctity of this land. 🔹 The tranquility of the lake: Namtso, Yamdrok... When these gem-like lakes are covered by snow, time seems to stand still, leaving only tranquility and depth. 🔹 The peace of the temple: Jokhang Temple, Potala Palace... Under the backdrop of snow, these religious holy places are more peaceful and solemn, making people awe-inspiring. 🧳 Guide to see snow scenes in Tibet 🔹 Best time: From November to March of the following year, Tibet at this time has the most beautiful snow scenes, relatively few tourists, and is the best time to watch snow scenes. 🔹 Dressing guide: Down jacket, thermal underwear, waterproof hiking shoes, thick socks, gloves, scarves... Keeping warm is the key, but also consider the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor, it is recommended to wear multiple layers of clothes for easy dressing and undressing. 🔹 Plateau reaction: Tibet is high in altitude, and plateau reaction is inevitable. Start taking Rhodiola two weeks in advance, maintain good sleep, do not exercise vigorously, and let your body slowly adapt to the plateau environment. 🔹 Transportation: You can choose to enter Tibet by plane or train, and let your body gradually adapt to the changes in altitude. When traveling in Tibet, it is recommended to charter a car or carpool, which is convenient and flexible. 🔹 Accommodation recommendation: There are good accommodation options in Lhasa, Nyingchi and other places. It is recommended to choose a hotel with oxygen supply equipment to ensure the quality of sleep. 🔹 Essential items: Sunscreen, sunglasses, lipstick, thermos... Tibet has strong ultraviolet rays and dry air. These small items can greatly improve the comfort of travel. ⚠️ Precautions 🔹 Respect local customs: Tibet is a Tibetan autonomous region with unique religious beliefs and customs. When visiting temples, respect local religious beliefs, do not wear revealing clothes, and do not make noise. 🔹 Protect the environment: Do not litter, do not destroy the natural landscape. Let us protect this pure land together. 🔹 Safety first: The road conditions in winter may be complicated. Pay attention to the weather forecast before traveling. In case of bad weather, do not take risks. 🌟 Conclusion The snow scene in Tibet is a gift from nature and a fairy tale world in winter. If you also yearn for a snow trip, then Tibet is definitely a destination you can't miss. On this snowy plateau, you will find that some scenery can really be breathtaking. 📸 Don't forget to bring your camera and record this unforgettable snow scene.

6⃣ June in Tibet, I would call it the best time to travel🎈! Not to mention the fewer people and beautiful scenery, it coincides with Tibet's rainy season, the air is more humid, and the oxygen content is at its highest throughout the year🫁, making it less likely to suffer from altitude sickness. During the day, temperatures usually range between 20 - 25 degrees Celsius, and at night, they are around 10 - 15 degrees, neither cold nor hot, making it an especially good season for visiting👏. First, you need to choose a mode of transportation that suits you, based on your financial situation and time availability. Taking a plane✈ takes less time, while a train🚞 allows you to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way, but it requires more time. June in Tibet is also during the traditional festival 'Saga Dawa Festival', which is one of the grander ethnic traditional festivals in Tibet. Various ceremonies and traditional dance performances are held during this period, and the festival usually lasts for a month🔥 🌟Attraction Recommendations 📍Potala Palace: Standing on the Red Hill, it is the highest palace in the world👍. 📍Jokhang Temple: The first Buddhist temple in Tibet, built by Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. Every day, a large number of devout followers come to Jokhang Temple to prostrate and worship🙏. 📍Everest Base Camp: Located at an altitude of 5200 meters, it is one of the best places to view the world's 1⃣ highest peak - Mount Everest🏔. 📍Namtso: Known as 'Heavenly Lake', it is surrounded by beautiful scenery, with the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains stretching in the distance🌄. 📍Yamdrok Lake: Considered by locals to be 'turquoise earrings scattered by a goddess'. The lake water changes into a myriad of blue hues with the sunlight, which is breathtaking💙. 📍Sacred Mountain and Holy Lake Scenic Area: Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar in western Tibet's Ngari are the most popular tourist attractions, and June is also the best time to visit. Lake Manasarovar, one of the most beautiful high-altitude lakes in Tibet, is located at an altitude of 4718 meters within the Gangdise mountain range and is known as one of the 'three great holy lakes' of Tibet; while Mount Kailash is one of the most sacred Buddhist mountains in Tibet and a famous pilgrimage site🙏. ‼Precautions ⚠Ensure you get plenty of sleep the day before departure, do not catch a cold, and if you have a cold, it is not recommended to come to Tibet😷 ⚠Do not bathe or wash your hair for the first two days after arrival, as the climate in Tibet has a large temperature difference between morning and evening, and bathing can cause rapid evaporation of water, which can lead to a cold due to the quick loss of body heat❄ ⚠The distances between various scenic spots in Tibet are long, so it's a good idea to carry some small snacks like chocolate, cola, beef jerky, etc., to replenish your energy🍫 ⚠The outdoor UV rays are strong, and the sunlight is dazzling during the day, so it's best to bring sunscreen, a sun hat, and sunglasses🕶 to protect your skin and eyes. ⚠It is advisable to find a local tour group or leader in advance for a more worry-free experience🤗 ⚠People with severe hypertension, heart disease, respiratory diseases, and other conditions not recommended by doctors should not travel to Tibet💊 Are you ready for a trip to Tibet😃

Because... I'm afraid you won't want to come back, and the aftereffects will be very strong after you come back😭 Sisters, I have bravely traveled to Tibet alone and returned😎! The best way to travel to Tibet alone is to travel with a group. I arrived in Lhasa two days in advance and spent two days in the city. The scenery in Tibet is really beautiful👏. Let me tell you some truth: Tibet from June to August is not suitable for a spontaneous trip. If you set off without any preparation, you will step on thunder😭. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : After joining the tour group, we went to see unforgettable attractions in this life, such as Yanghu Lake, Karola Glacier, Mount Everest Sunset, Amazhimi Peak, Himalayas, etc. The girls in the group were very easy to get along with and helped take a lot of beautiful photos📷. The driver drove very steadily and was also accommodating to our itinerary. We didn't go to any so-called shopping stores. We just had fun. The driver also paid for us to visit local people's homes out of his own pocket. It felt very magical, hahahaha, and the houses in Tibet are really beautiful 😃. So the overall feeling is very good💖 Are you not excited about such a trip to Tibet😜

Guys😎, listen to me🎤, Tibet is a place full of mystery and endless charm🤩! It is located on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in the southwest of China💪, a sacred place in the hearts of many👼. Let's talk about the geographical location of Tibet😀, it's like a dazzling pearl set on the plateau👑, radiating a unique light✨. The sky here is as blue as a gem😍, and the clouds are as white as cotton candy🤩, making one feel as if they are in a dreamy world🎈. Tibet in June🎈, the climate is warm and pleasant🌼, it's a great time for tourism😎! Guys, you can embark on this wonderful journey🚶, and feel the unique charm of Tibet😍. 💃The travel route is all planned out👏: Potala Palace - Jokhang Temple - Barkhor Street - Namtso - Yamdrok Lake - Mount Everest - Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon - Nyingchi - Lulang Forest👣. 🎈9 must-visit attractions👀: 🏯Potala Palace: This magnificent palace🏰 is the symbol of Tibet🤩. Open from 9 am to 5 pm every day👀, it houses countless precious cultural relics and artworks🤩, which will open your eyes👁️. ⛪Jokhang Temple: As one of the most famous temples in Tibet🙏, it opens from 8 am to about 6 pm every day🤔, filled with a strong religious atmosphere🧐. 🛍Barkhor Street: You can fully experience Tibetan customs👒, and find various characteristic handicrafts🎁, it's just great😎! 🌌Namtso: Like a fairyland😍, the lake is clear and transparent💧, and the beauty is breathtaking👏. 🐏Yamdrok Lake: The lake and mountain scenery👍, makes one linger and forget to return🤩. 🧗‍Mount Everest: The highest peak in the world👍, its grandeur and magnificence are truly indescribable😲. 🏞Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon: The masterpiece of nature is fully displayed here🤩, it's astonishing😎. 🌳Nyingchi: The beautiful forests and pastoral scenery🌾, as if you are in a fairy tale world🎈. 🌌Lulang Forest: The endless forest gives a refreshing feeling😍. Guys🤩, each of these attractions has its own characteristics👏, and both Namtso and Lulang Forest are free😎! Isn't that exciting💓💓💓! 💃Regarding the fees within the scenic areas🤔, different attractions may vary😜. For example, in some temples👀, there may be additional charges for visiting special halls or participating in religious ceremonies👼. 🤩So how exactly do you enjoy these attractions🤔? You must visit the Potala Palace carefully👀, to feel its history and cultural heritage🧐; at Namtso🧐, you can choose to walk by the lake🚶, ride a horse🐎, or enjoy the lake view👁️; Yamdrok Lake is suitable for photography📷, any random shot is a masterpiece👍; Mount Everest is a challenge😎, you can participate in mountaineering activities👣, but be sure to pay attention to safety🤗. 👏I also need to mention some personal travel tips for you guys🤗: Take altitude sickness seriously😷, be prepared in advance😎, bring the necessary medicine💊 and oxygen tanks🎈. The sun in Tibet is very strong☀️, don't be careless with sun protection👒, or you'll get tanned😜. Respect the local religious and cultural customs🙏, this is very important👍. 😍Next is the time for food recommendations🤩! Guys, get ready to drool😎! 🍜Tibetan noodles: Chewy texture👄, rich broth👀, super satisfying with one bite😍. 🍵Butter tea: Fragrant aroma👃, endless aftertaste👏. 🌰Nuts: A rich variety🤩, nutritious and delicious😎. 🍠Highland barley cake: Sweet and tasty😍, one of the traditional Tibetan foods👍. 🍲Beef hot pot: Fresh and tasty beef🐂, you can't stop eating🤩. 🍇Grapes: Sweet and juicy😍, one after another😜. In short😎, Tibet is a place full of longing🤩. Its beautiful scenery😍, delicious food😍, and unique culture🤩, all make people want to return again and again🤗. Guys🎈, pack your bags🎒, and go on a spontaneous trip to Tibet🚶!

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Wearing Tibetan clothes in the Jokhang Temple is the best way to travel in Tibet Jokhang Temple, is the end of the pilgrimage of Tibetan Buddhism, the sacred of the Jokhang Temple, not inferior to the Potala Palace, located in the octagonal The core area of the street. You can often see pilgrims licking their heads at the entrance of the Jokhang Temple. It shows that the status of the Jokhang Temple in the eyes of the Lhasa people is high, and more people are turning around the Jokhang Temple every day. It can be seen that the Jokhang Temple, a Tibetan Buddhist temple with a history of more than 1,300 years, is in the hearts of Tibetans. Tickets: 85 yuan (can only be paid in cash) The area of Jokhang Temple is not very large. If you visit it yourself, you can visit it in 10 minutes, but please ask a tour guide. It is quite fun to listen to the history of the Jokhang Temple. Also be sure to ask a tour guide to explain, we are a tour guide outside the Jokhang Temple, one person 50 yuan, each person sends a headset. Wearing Tibetan clothes in the Jokhang Temple is the best way to integrate into the local Tibetans. After a few laps at the Jokhang Temple, I will involuntarily recall the six-word mantra. Its hard to have such a calm time in the middle of the week, so that I can calm down and think about the meaning of life and the true meaning of life. Of course, the Jokhang Temple is also the best place to take pictures. No matter where you go, there are red wall yellow wall background decoration, wearing bright Tibetan clothes to take pictures, all are big.

A seven-day exploration of Lhasa, Nyingchi, and the Grand Canyon, capturing all the beautiful scenery! This super practical guide will help you navigate Tibet. Save it now! 📅Itinerary: DAY 1: Departure point➡️Lhasa. Private transfer to hotel, free time to acclimatize to the plateau environment, check in to Lhasa oxygen-supplied hotel. DAY 2: Kading Gou Scenic Area—Lulang Forest Sea—Sejila Mountain. Experience the plateau's natural scenery in one day. DAY 3: Gala Peach Blossom Village—Benri Scenic Area—Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon—Namcha Barwa. Explore the canyon and admire the stunning snow-capped mountains. DAY 4: Basum Tso—Island in the heart of the lake. Enjoy the tranquility amidst the picturesque lake and mountains. DAY 5: Potala Palace Square—Chakpori Hill—Potala Palace—Norbulingka—Jokhang Temple—Barkhor Street. In-depth tour of Lhasa city, experiencing Tibetan culture. DAY 6: Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain Viewing Platform—Nagenla Pass—Namtso. View Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain from afar and get close to the holy lake of the plateau. DAY 7: Lhasa➡️Departure point. End your pleasant Tibet trip with a private transfer to the airport for your return journey. Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Potala Palace: A jewel of Tibetan architecture, housing countless rare and precious treasures. A must-see! 🌊 Namtso: The lake reflects the snow-capped mountains, creating a picturesque scene. It is one of the most precious holy lakes in Tibet. 🙏 Basum Tso: As the holy lake of the Nyingma sect of Tibetan Buddhism, it has a strong religious atmosphere, making it a good destination for a pilgrimage. **Pre-trip Essentials**: 👕 Clothing: Lhasa and Nyingchi have large temperature differences between day and night. It is recommended to bring a warm jacket and choose cotton underwear for comfort. 👒 Sun Protection: The plateau has strong ultraviolet rays. Prepare sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses to protect your skin and eyes. 💳 Documents: Don't forget your ID card, driver's license, and any special discount certificates. 💊 Common Medications: Altitude sickness medication, cold medicine, and motion sickness medication, just in case. 🍫 Snacks: Bring some chocolate and small bread to replenish your energy on the road. 📱 Electronic Devices: Mobile phone, charger, power bank. Take photos and stay connected. The charm of Lhasa, the beauty of Nyingchi, and the grandeur of the Grand Canyon—the journey is filled with scenery. Don't forget to leave your footprints and memories!

Embark on a 7-day in-depth tour of Lhasa, Shigatse, and the Potala Palace, exploring Tibetan customs and experiencing the magnificence and mystery of the snowy plateau. It's definitely worth the trip! -------- 🗺️Suggested Itinerary: Day 1: Arrival in the Holy City Arrive in Lhasa by plane/train. A private car will pick you up and take you directly to your hotel. Check in to a highly-rated 4-diamond Tibetan-style hotel with oxygen supply, rest and adjust to the altitude, and prepare for the upcoming adventure!🏨 Day 2: Potala Palace - Jokhang Temple Visit the mystical Potala Palace and immerse yourself in the rich Tibetan culture. Afterwards, head to the Jokhang Temple to experience religious devotion and tranquility.🙏 Day 3: Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain Viewing Platform - Namtso National Park - Namtso Lake - Nagqu Pass - Northern Tibet Grassland Ascend the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain Viewing Platform for a panoramic view of the magnificent mountains and rivers. Explore Namtso National Park and experience the magical charm of nature. Cross the Nagqu Pass and appreciate the vastness and openness of the plateau. Finally, stroll through the Northern Tibet Grassland and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature.🌄 Day 4: Yamdrok Lake - Mount Gangbala - Karola Glacier - Manla Reservoir - Gyantse Dzong Admire the picturesque scenery of Yamdrok Lake and climb Mount Gangbala to experience the grandeur of the plateau. Visit the Karola Glacier and marvel at its majesty and mystery. Explore the Manla Reservoir and experience the tranquility and beauty of the plateau's water town. Finally, visit the historic Gyantse Dzong to learn about Tibetan history and culture.🏰 Day 5: 318 National Road 5000km Monument - Gyatso La Pass - Mount Everest Base Camp - Mount Everest - Rongbuk Monastery Take a photo in front of the 318 National Road 5000km Monument to commemorate this historic moment. Cross the Gyatso La Pass and experience the vastness and openness of the plateau. Arrive at Mount Everest Base Camp and gaze upon the majestic Mount Everest. Visit Rongbuk Monastery and experience the mystery and solemnity of religion.🏔️ Day 6: Makalu Conquer Makalu, experience the hardships and joys of mountaineering, and enjoy the beautiful scenery from the summit.🏞️ Day 7: Farewell to Tibet Depart from Lhasa by plane/train, concluding this unforgettable Tibetan journey. Take home cherished memories and enriching experiences as you embark on your return trip.🛫 -------- Essential Travel Tips: - Customs and Etiquette: When visiting religious sites, please respect local customs and avoid touching Buddha statues and other religious objects.🙏 - February Climate: The temperature in Lhasa and Shigatse in February is moderate, but there is a large temperature difference between day and night. Remember to bring warm clothes and sunscreen.🧥☀️ - Souvenir Prices: When buying souvenirs such as dried yak meat, it's a good idea to compare prices at several shops and bargain reasonably to enjoy the fun of shopping.🛍️💰 - Visiting the Potala Palace: Prepare in advance for your visit to the Potala Palace. Bring your ID card, be mindful of altitude sickness, and maintain a positive attitude.😊🌄 -------- From the sunshine of Lhasa to the faith of Shigatse and the legend of the Potala Palace, may your Tibetan dream never fade!🏔️✨

Winter Love Song! An in-depth 9-day tour of Nyingchi-Lhasa-Basumtso, to see the unique charm of the snowy plateau. A super practical guide is here! 🚗Itinerary: DAY 1-DAY 2: Travel to Chengdu and enjoy a day of free exploration. The next day, depart for Nyingchi and explore the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon. Stay overnight in Suosong Village, where you'll have the opportunity to admire the sunset over Mount Namcha Barwa. DAY 3: Depart from Suosong Village and visit Mount Benri and Lulang Forest. Stay overnight in the picturesque town of Lulang. DAY 4: Leave Nyingchi and pass by the beautiful Basumtso Lake before finally arriving in Lhasa. DAY 5-DAY 8: Explore Lhasa in depth, including visits to the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, and experience the charm of Barkhor Street. You will also visit Yamdrok Lake and Namtso Lake to experience the magnificence of the plateau lakes, and visit Drepung Monastery and Sera Monastery. DAY 9: Conclude your Tibet trip and return home with wonderful memories. Pre-trip Essentials: 👕 Clothing: Bring a fleece-lined jacket and thermal underwear, as well as versatile pants and shoes. It's still quite cold there in February, especially in the mornings and evenings, so make sure you stay warm. 🎒 Accessories: Don't forget sunglasses, a sun hat, and sunscreen; the UV rays there are no joke. Lip balm is also a must-have, as the dry climate can be harsh on your lips. 📘 Important Documents: Be sure to bring your ID card, and if you have a driver's license and vehicle-related documents, bring those as well, as they are essential for self-drive tours. 💊 Emergency Medications: Prepare motion sickness medication, altitude sickness medication, cold medicine, and band-aids, just in case. 🍫 Snacks and Drinks: Bring some chocolate and nuts to snack on when you're hungry on the road. Oh, and a thermos is also essential for a comforting sip of warm water. 🌈The wind of Nyingchi, the charm of Lhasa, the tranquility of Basumtso—beautiful scenery accompanies you all the way. Don't wait any longer; start your Tibet journey now!🎉

Lhasa Travel Guide I. Best Time to Visit - Spring/Autumn (May-October): Mild climate, ample oxygen, ideal for outdoor activities. Enjoy the sunshine at Jokhang Temple Square in spring (March-May) or admire the peach blossoms in Nyingchi (peak bloom: late March to mid-April). - Summer (June-August): A summer retreat. Namtso Lake thaws, offering breathtaking scenery. - Winter (November-February): Fewer tourists, perfect for immersing yourself in Tibetan culture. Remember to pack warm clothes. II. Must-See Attractions 1. Potala Palace - Highlights: The world's highest palace and castle complex, a stunning blend of the White Palace and the Red Palace, housing numerous precious artifacts. - Tips: Book tickets online one day in advance. Visiting time is limited to one hour. - Photo Spot: Yaowang Mountain Observation Deck (featured on the back of the 50 RMB banknote). 2. Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street - Jokhang Temple: The spiritual center of Tibetan Buddhism, enshrining the Jowo Shakyamuni statue. Visit early in the morning to witness the devout pilgrims. - Barkhor Street: A thousand-year-old pilgrimage circuit. Shop for Tibetan jewelry and Thangka paintings, savor Tsampa and butter tea, and experience a Trip Moments photoshoot in traditional Tibetan attire. 3. Namtso Lake and Yamdrok Lake - Namtso Lake: The second largest saltwater lake in Tibet, with jade-like waters. Hike around the lake or stay at a lakeside hot spring resort. - Yamdrok Lake: One of the three holy lakes, its waters change color with the light. The best photo spot is the Gangbala Pass. 4. Nyingchi Peach Blossom Valley (Seasonal Recommendation) - March-April only: Snow-capped mountains and wild peach blossoms create a picturesque scene. Recommended spots include Gala Village and the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon Observation Deck. Participate in events like the Peach Blossom Festival's drone maiden flight and the communal stone pot feast. 5. Off-the-Beaten-Path Attractions - Sera Monastery Debates: Every Monday to Saturday at 3 pm, monks engage in lively debates on Buddhist doctrines, offering a glimpse into unique religious culture. - Norbulingka: A model of Tibetan gardens, once the summer palace of the Dalai Lama, perfect for a leisurely stroll. III. Recommended Itineraries Classic 3-Day Tour - Day 1: Potala Palace → Yaowang Mountain → Jokhang Temple → Barkhor Street (Trip Moments photoshoot in Tibetan attire). - Day 2: Lhasa → Yamdrok Lake → Lhasa (round trip approx. 6 hours). - Day 3: Sera Monastery (debates) → Norbulingka → Lhasa Museum. Nyingchi + Lhasa 5-Day In-Depth Tour - Days 1-2: Scenic views along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway → Acclimatization in Lhasa. - Day 3: Lhasa → Basum Tso (5A scenic spot) → Peach Blossom Valley → Nyingchi. - Day 4: Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon → Lulang Forest Sea → Visit a Tibetan family. - Day 5: Return to Lhasa, visiting the Niyang River scenic belt along the way. IV. Practical Travel Tips 1. Altitude Sickness - Avoid strenuous activities upon arrival in Lhasa. Drink plenty of water and eat small, frequent meals. Take ibuprofen for headaches, and seek medical attention if symptoms worsen. - Take the train to Tibet (e.g., Qinghai-Tibet Railway) for gradual acclimatization. 2. Cultural Respect and Taboos - Photography is prohibited inside temples. Circumambulate clockwise and avoid pointing at Buddha statues. - Refrain from discussing sensitive political and religious topics. 3. Transportation and Accommodation - Flights: Lhasa Gonggar Airport operates the Lhasa-Chengdu-Hong Kong route (Wednesdays and Sundays). Hong Kong and Macau residents need a Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau Residents. - Accommodation: Stay near Barkhor Street or the Potala Palace. Choose from Tibetan guesthouses (e.g., traditional courtyard style) or high-end hotels with oxygen supply. 4. Food Recommendations - Must-try Tibetan dishes: Tsampa, butter tea, yak meat hot pot, and barley wine. - Unique experience: Lulang stone pot chicken in Nyingchi (the stone pot contains minerals, and the chicken is tender). V. Important Notes - Sun Protection and Warm Clothing: The plateau has strong UV rays, so pack sunglasses and sunscreen. The temperature difference between day and night is significant, so bring a jacket or down coat. - Environmental Awareness: Do not litter. Taking stones or lake water from holy lakes and mountains is prohibited. - Travel Documents: Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan residents need a Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau Residents. Foreign visitors require a Tibet Travel Permit. Lhasa is a city where faith and nature intertwine. Whether it's the devotion of pilgrims or the travelers' pursuit of beauty, everyone can find their answers here. Plan your trip in advance, respect local culture, and you're sure to have a soul-stirring journey!

Recommended tourist attractions in Tibet! Wedding photos in Tibet! [Explore Tibet for just CNY 3,000 per person! A tried-and-true 7-day budget travel guide, including tips to avoid tourist traps] Just back from Tibet! My friends keep asking me about my money-saving travel tips. Students and working professionals, take note of this real experience report👇 🌄[Must-visit attractions review] 1️⃣Potala Palace (Tickets: CNY 200) - Money-saving tip: Book 7 days in advance through the mini program. Free admission in winter! Renting an audio guide (CNY 30) is more cost-effective than hiring a tour guide. - Recommended photo spots: Yaowang Mountain Observation Deck (free), Potala Palace Square reflection (bring your own mineral water to splash on the ground). 2️⃣Jokhang Temple + Barkhor Street (Combined ticket: CNY 85) - Be sure to walk the kora with the locals (free experience). The aroma of yak butter tea mixed with chanting in the early morning is so soothing. - Bargain for Tibetan clothing photoshoots down to CNY 299, including makeup and styling (don't choose the CNY 199 option, the cosmetics are of poor quality). 3️⃣Namtso (Carpool: CNY 200/person) - The lake thaws in May and is incredibly beautiful! Avoid the CNY 680 group tours; carpooling from hostels is more affordable. - Stay in Tibetan homestays in Damxung County (CNY 80/person), which is half the price of those in the scenic area. 4️⃣Yamdrok Lake (Chartered car, shared cost: CNY 150) - The most stunning of the three holy lakes! No need to buy the CNY 60 observation deck ticket; drive 2 km down for free photo opportunities. 5️⃣Mount Everest Base Camp (4-day carpool: CNY 1,800) - Remember to bargain for stargazing tents down to CNY 80/bed. Take free photos of the Milky Way after 10 pm. - Apply for a border permit in advance at your registered residence (free). Don't pay for agency services! 6️⃣New ways to explore Nyingchi (Bus: CNY 120) - Stay in a Tibetan home in Suosong Village during the Peach Blossom Festival in March (including breakfast and dinner: CNY 150/day). - Hike through Gang Spruce Forest for free in September and encounter wild macaques. 🍵[Local food list] ✔️Guangming Tea House: CNY 1 sweet tea with unlimited refills (bring small change). ✔️Seasonal Tibetan Set Meal: CNY 58 matsutake mushroom chicken soup noodles, super tasty. ✔️Adia Milk Tea: CNY 22 signature milk tea, a must-try, more cost-effective than a certain brand. ✔️Roadside tsampa CNY 3/piece with butter tea, a remedy for altitude sickness. 🚌[Transportation tips to avoid scams] ▶️Take train Z164 (Shanghai-Lhasa) for the most scenic route into Tibet. ▶️Didi is 30% cheaper than taxis within the city. Public transportation is CNY 1 for the entire city. ▶️Don't fall for the "private viewing platform" fee scam when going to Yamdrok Lake. 🏠[Recommended hostels based on personal experience] ➰Five Years and One Day (Potala Palace Branch): CNY 50/person, rooftop access for night photography. ➰Pingcuo Kangsang: A gathering place for literary youth, with plenty of carpooling information. ⚠️Real and painful lessons learned 1️⃣Don't take a shower on the first day! I stubbornly did and suffered from altitude sickness, ending up in a clinic. 2️⃣Don't touch jewelry casually! Street vendors have many tricks to force sales. 3️⃣Buy oxygen tanks at pharmacies for CNY 15. Prices triple in scenic areas. 4️⃣Visit Zaki Temple on Wednesdays for wealth blessings. White wine + khata only cost CNY 20. The highland wind awakens the soul. Every frame here is like a palette overturned by the gods. Youth is priceless, take a hard seat train straight to Lhasa.

🔔When the New Year's prayer wheel slowly turned 3680 circles I heard the purest echo of the snowy plateau⛰️ First time in Tibet, don't know how to plan? Take this sincere 3-day travel guide to Lhasa. The itinerary is relaxed and not tight, which can help you easily adapt to the altitude sickness. You can have a comfortable and enjoyable time even when you first arrive. Hurry up and like and collect it! 🚏Quick overview of the itinerary Day1️⃣: Tibet Museum→Norbulingka→Xingyue Bodhi Cafe (Potala Palace Viewing Store) 🌟Tibet Museum: The museum has a rich collection of items, from ancient Tibetan books to exquisite thangkas, from mysterious religious instruments to distinctive ethnic costumes, each of which carries the rich history of Tibet, helping you quickly build a cognitive framework for this land. 🌟Norbulingka: Across the road from the Tibet Museum, it is the pearl of Tibetan gardens. Palaces are scattered around, trees are shady, and Tibetan architecture blends perfectly with the natural landscape. Take a leisurely stroll and feel the unique charm of Tibetan gardens. 🌟Star Moon Bodhi Cafe: It’s the right place to come during afternoon tea time! The price per person is only 40r. You can order a pot of sweet tea, find a perfect spot, and wait for the sunset over the Potala Palace. Every shot you take will be a stunning piece. It's worth it! Day2️⃣Sera Monastery → Potala Palace Square 🌟Sera Monastery: Built on the mountain, it is magnificent and even more solemn under the blue sky and white clouds. At three o'clock in the afternoon, the debate venue was extremely lively, with monks debating fiercely. Although cameras were not allowed, mobile phones could be used to record this unique cultural spectacle. 🌟Potala Palace Square: In the evening, the square's musical fountain dances to the melody, and the water splashes under the lights are like a dream. In the distance, the Potala Palace, decorated with lights, exudes a sacred and solemn atmosphere, so beautiful that it is breathtaking. Day3️⃣Potala Palace→Barkhor Street→Jokhang Temple 🌟Potala Palace: Be sure to book tickets in advance and enter on time. The White Palace and the Red Palace fully display the unique style of Tibetan architecture, and the exquisite murals and precious Buddha statues are dazzling. Climb up to the observation deck, and you can have a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery of Lhasa city, and every shot you take will be a blockbuster. 🌟Barkhor Street: A street full of Tibetan style, with many shops and a wide variety of Tibetan handicrafts. Each piece embodies the wisdom and ingenuity of the Tibetan people. You can choose as many as you want and bring the beautiful memories home. 🌟Jokhang Temple: The temple is filled with incense and smoke. The believers kowtowed devoutly with focused and determined expressions, which was deeply moving. The life-size statue of Sakyamuni at the age of 12 enshrined in the temple is the most sacred in the hearts of believers and attracts countless people to worship. ⚠️Guide to anti-altitude sickness: 1️⃣Prevention in advance: Take Rhodiola rosea 1 week before arriving in Tibet to prepare your body. 2️⃣Choose the right hotel: give priority to hotels with oxygen supply equipment to alleviate the effect of altitude sickness: diffuse oxygen supply > oxygen concentrator oxygen supply > no clear oxygen supply facilities. 3️⃣ Notes: Do not wash your hair or take a bath two days before arriving in Tibet, ensure adequate sleep, and keep the itinerary relaxing and leisurely to give your body enough time to adapt. Save this guide now, come to Lhasa for a winter date, and experience the purity and beauty of the plateau!

Jokhang Temple is the religious and cultural center of Lhasa, but first-time visitors may encounter some pitfalls. Here's some FAQ and advice to help you better plan your trip.🌟 1. Tickets and Opening Hours 🎟️ • Pitfall: Some visitors miss out due to being unaware of the opening hours.😢 • Suggestion: Confirm the opening hours in advance (9:00-18:00). It is recommended to visit in the morning for better lighting and fewer crowds.⏰🌞 2. Dress Code and Etiquette 👗 • Pitfall: Inappropriate attire may result in denied entry.🚫 • Suggestion: Dress respectfully, avoid revealing clothing, and respect religious customs. Hats and sunglasses must be removed inside the temple. Please refrain from loud conversations.🙏🕰️ 3. Photography Restrictions 📷 • Pitfall: Photography is prohibited inside the temple. Some visitors have caused disputes due to violating this rule.😡 • Suggestion: Strictly adhere to the regulations. Photography is allowed outside the temple, but avoid taking pictures of worshippers.🚫📸 4. Guides and Explanations 🗣️ • Pitfall: Some unofficial tour guides charge high fees and provide inaccurate information.💸 • Suggestion: Choose a reputable travel agency or rent an audio guide. Learn about the history and cultural background of Jokhang Temple beforehand.📚💡 5. Altitude Sickness 🏔️ • Pitfall: New arrivals in Lhasa may experience altitude sickness, affecting their tour experience.😷 • Suggestion: Acclimatize to the high altitude environment in advance. Avoid strenuous exercise, drink plenty of water, and carry oxygen or medication if necessary.💦💊 6. Shopping Traps 🛍️ • Pitfall: Some shops in Barkhor Street sell counterfeit or overpriced goods.💔 • Suggestion: Compare prices, be cautious when purchasing expensive items, ask for receipts, and avoid buying overpriced souvenirs within the scenic area.💰📜 7. Transportation and Queues 🚗🚶‍♂️ • Pitfall: Long queues and traffic congestion are common during peak season.🚧 • Suggestion: Avoid the peak season of July-August. Plan your route in advance and try to visit in the morning or evening.🌅🌃 8. Respecting Religious Beliefs 🙏 • Pitfall: Some visitors offend worshippers due to a lack of understanding of Tibetan Buddhist culture.😔 • Suggestion: Respect religious beliefs. Do not touch Buddha statues or religious artifacts, and do not disturb worshippers.🙇‍♂️🕍 9. Food and Hygiene 🍽️ • Pitfall: Some visitors experience discomfort due to unfamiliar food or hygiene issues.🤢 • Suggestion: Choose reputable restaurants, avoid raw or cold food, and carry common medications.🍴💊 10. Weather and Gear 🌤️🧥 • Pitfall: Lhasa experiences significant temperature differences between day and night. Some visitors catch colds due to inadequate preparation.🤧 • Suggestion: Bring warm clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, etc., and take precautions against both sun exposure and cold.🌞🕶️🧣 Summary ✨ Jokhang Temple is a sacred religious site. Understanding and respecting local culture, and preparing in advance, will allow you to better experience this holy place and avoid unnecessary trouble. We hope this guide helps you plan your trip smoothly and enjoy a pleasant journey!🎉🛫🎁🎈

"Back to Lhasa, back to the Potala, back to Lhasa, back to the Potala Palace. The Yarlung Tsangpo River washes my heart clean, and the snow-capped mountains awaken my soul." Listening to Zheng Jun's "Back to Lhasa," are you filled with longing for the mystical Potala Palace? February in Potala Palace offers less hustle and more tranquility—the perfect time to visit. Let's go! Itinerary • Day 1: Arrive in Lhasa - Acclimatize to the high altitude Upon arrival in Lhasa, take it easy and allow your body to adjust to the altitude. Stroll around the city, experience Tibetan culture, and savor Tibetan noodles and butter tea to prepare for the journey ahead. • Day 2: Potala Palace - Norbulingka In the morning, visit the Potala Palace. Bathed in the winter sun, this magnificent palace stands majestic, its red walls and golden roof gleaming with sacred light. Delve into its history and culture with a guided tour. In the afternoon, wander through Norbulingka, where you can capture stunning reflections of the Potala Palace and observe locals circumambulating or basking in the sun, embracing Lhasa's slow-paced life. • Day 3: Jokhang Temple - Barkhor Street Jokhang Temple is a sacred site of Tibetan Buddhism, housing precious Buddha statues and witnessing the devout prayers of pilgrims, a truly moving experience. Afterward, walk along the Barkhor Street pilgrimage circuit, browsing the unique shops offering exquisite Tibetan souvenirs. Accommodation Recommendations • Chengguan District: ◦ The St. Regis Lhasa Resort: High-end facilities and attentive service offer respite from travel fatigue, with some rooms boasting views of the Potala Palace. 🛏️ ◦ Pingcuo Kangsang Scenic Hotel: Excellent value, prime location, convenient access to attractions, and opportunities to meet fellow travelers from all walks of life. Must-Do Experiences at the Potala Palace ✅ Capture a stunning photo with the Potala Palace as your backdrop in Potala Palace Square, preserving a beautiful moment. 📷 ✅ Ascend the Potala Palace, touch the ancient walls, and feel the weight of history. ✅ Feed the ducks at Norbulingka, admire the reflection of the Potala Palace, and enjoy the tranquility. 🦆 ✅ Join the pilgrims in a clockwise circumambulation at Jokhang Temple and experience the power of faith. 🙏 ✅ Dress in Tibetan attire at Barkhor Street and have a Tibetan-style photoshoot. Important Notes February in Lhasa is cold, so pack a heavy down jacket, thermal underwear, and a scarf 🧣 to stay warm. Book tickets in advance through the official Potala Palace mini-program to avoid delays. Upon arrival at the high altitude, avoid strenuous activity to prevent altitude sickness. Seek medical attention if you feel unwell. The Potala Palace, the pearl of the Tibetan Plateau, awaits you in February to unveil its mysteries. Feel free to ask me for more travel tips!

Yamdrok Lake, meaning "Turquoise Lake" in Tibetan 🏝, is located in Nagarzê County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region. It is one of the three holy lakes in Tibet 🌊. With stunning scenery, a mirror-like lake surface, and surrounding snow-capped mountains, it's an ideal destination for photographers and nature lovers 🥰 Transportation Guide 🚗 ✈️ Airplane: Fly to Lhasa Gonggar Airport, then rent a car or take a bus to your destination 📍 🚕 Car Rental: The distance from Lhasa to Yamdrok Lake is about 200 km. The scenery along the way is beautiful 🏝, making it a perfect choice for a road trip 🥰 🚌 Public Transportation: Take a bus from Lhasa City to Nagarzê County, and then transfer to a local vehicle to Yamdrok Lake 📍 Itinerary 🧳 Day 1 📆: Visit Lhasa city, including the Potala Palace 👀, Jokhang Temple, etc. Day 2 📆: Drive to Yamdrok Lake 🌊, enjoying the plateau scenery along the way. Day 3 📆: Explore Yamdrok Lake. You can hike around the lake or take a boat trip to admire the stunning lake and mountain views 🏝 Day 4 📆: Return to Lhasa city for rest or continue exploring other attractions in Lhasa 🥰 Recommended Attractions 🏝 1️⃣ Lake Sightseeing: Admire the beautiful scenery of Yamdrok Lake 🏔 and experience the magnificence of the plateau lake 🏝 2️⃣ Mountain Hiking: Climb the nearby snow-capped mountains ❄️, overlooking the entire lake with a panoramic view 👀 3️⃣ Tibetan Villages: Visit the surrounding Tibetan villages 🏡 and experience Tibetan culture and customs. 4️⃣ Religious Buildings: Visit nearby temples and religious buildings 🕍 to learn about Tibetan Buddhist culture 📚 Accommodation 🏘 Around Yamdrok Lake 📍, you can choose to stay in local hotels or guesthouses 🏡. Most of these accommodations feature Tibetan architecture 🕍, offering a unique experience 👀 Travel Tips ❤️ ✔️ Sun Protection: The sun is strong in the plateau area, so please take sun protection measures 🕶 ✔️ Photography: Yamdrok Lake offers beautiful scenery and is a great place for photography 📸. Please respect local customs and avoid taking pictures of local residents without their permission 😚 ✔️ Respect Beliefs: Please respect local beliefs and cultural customs in Tibetan Buddhist areas 🥳 We hope this information helps you fully experience the beauty and tranquility of Yamdrok Lake. Have a wonderful trip! 🥰

🏔️Withdrawal reaction after being hit by the holy mountain and holy lake The truth I want to tell you even if I'm gasping for breath at an altitude of 5,200 meters 🚗 Three-piece set to prevent confusion in transportation ▫️Take the Z165 train to Tibet! The Golmud-Lhasa section is a mobile IMAX ▫️Taking a Didi in Lhasa is cheaper than hailing a taxi (most drivers will not take detours) ▫️Tips for avoiding pitfalls when hiring a car: "Hide AL license + operating license" double insurance ⚠️Lessons learned through hard work: Don't ride a horse at Yanghu Lake! After paying 50 yuan for taking photos, you may be charged 200 yuan for "nursing fees" 🌌 Soul-out-of-body moment Namtso starry sky camping → The administrator goes off work after 21:00. Climb over the prayer flag fence to enjoy the Milky Way alone → Bring glucose oral solution! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

On Ganden Ngamchoe, Lhasa transforms into a "sea of lights" ✨—the golden roof of Jokhang Temple shimmers like a galaxy, pilgrims circumambulate Barkhor Street amidst swirling juniper smoke, and lesser-known temples like Ramoche Temple and Zaki Temple exude a serene sanctity. Lhasa's streets are even livelier than during Losar (Tibetan New Year), with flickering candlelight illuminating every corner, from grand avenues to intimate temple courtyards, throughout the night. People chant mantras or offer prayers as they light candles and lamps. I felt a sense of holiness, and my heart found peace. 🙏 The flickering candlelight in the window, radiating warmth and light, marks this special occasion for the Tibetan people, and I was fortunate to be a part of it! If you happen to be in Tibet during this time, don't miss this truly worthwhile experience! 🌟 🔥 Origins This festival commemorates the death of Je Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism. For over 600 years, devotees have offered butter lamps to express their devotion and seek blessings. Je Tsongkhapa passed away in 1419 at Ganden Monastery. Before his death, he urged his disciples to continue upholding the Dharma. Subsequently, followers adopted the lamp as a symbol of wisdom, dispelling darkness. 📅 Date The 25th day of the 10th month in the Tibetan calendar (corresponding to December 25 in both 2024 and 2025, coinciding with Christmas Day) 📍 Many temples observe Ganden Ngamchoe, including: ✅ Ramoche Temple: Less crowded, with picturesque golden butter lamps against red walls ✅ Zaki Temple: Dedicated to the God of Wealth on Wednesdays, offering blessings for prosperity with the Zambala Trio Set ✅ Sera Monastery: Witness the monks' lamp-lighting ceremony in the Tsokchen Assembly Hall and enjoy a panoramic view of Lhasa's starlit cityscape ✅ Jokhang Temple: Experience the bustling atmosphere of Barkhor Street after its closure, with the golden roof's illumination intertwining with juniper smoke 🗺️ My Itinerary To avoid the crowds, I visited the less-frequented Ramoche Temple and Zaki Temple. As it was a Wednesday, I also paid my respects to the God of Wealth at Zaki Temple (Note: Zaki Temple has different deities for each day of the week; Wednesday is for the God of Wealth) and purchased the Zambala Trio Set. 🛍️ 🔥 Core Customs 1️⃣ Lamp Lighting Ceremony: Temples and windowsills of homes are adorned with an odd number of butter lamps (symbolizing auspiciousness), burning day and night 2️⃣ Juniper Burning Ritual: Juniper branches and butter are burned together, accompanied by the chant "Lha gyalo!" to praise the Dharma 3️⃣ Sharing "Ngatu" Porridge: A vegetarian porridge made from roasted barley flour, commemorating Je Tsongkhapa's last meal 🚗 Tips * Temples remain open late on this day, with extended hours. 🌙 * The ideal time to visit is around 6:00 PM when it gets dark. 🌆 * Barkhor Street closes to vehicles in the afternoon, but pedestrians can still access it. 🚶‍♀️ * Jokhang Temple gets very crowded, so arrive early. 👇 ✨ As countless lights merge into a galaxy, for whom will you light a prayer lamp? Share your answer in the comments, or tell us about a moment of prayer that holds special meaning for you! 💌

Want to visit Lhasa-Nyingchi-Grand Canyon during winter vacation? This 9-day guide will show you how to explore Tibet. Save it now! . Suggested Itinerary: D1: Arrive in Lhasa, be picked up by a private car, enjoy free time, check in to an oxygen-supplied hotel, and acclimatize to the high altitude. D2-D3: Depart from Lhasa and visit Kading Gou, Sejila Mountain, Lulang Forest, and other scenic spots. Admire the beauty of Mount Namcha Barwa. Then head to Nyingchi, visiting Gala Peach Blossom Village and Benri Mountain along the way. Finally, arrive at the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon. D4: Return to Lhasa from Nyingchi, visiting the 5A scenic spot Basum Lake and its island on the way. Check in to an oxygen-supplied hotel in Lhasa again. D5: Visit the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, then enjoy free time in Barkhor Street, experiencing Tibetan customs. D6: Travel to Namtso, enjoy a distant view of the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains, and experience the magnificence of Tibet. D7: Visit Yamdrok Lake and Karola Glacier, and finally arrive in Shigatse, checking in to an oxygen-supplied hotel. D8: Visit Tashilhunpo Monastery and take the Lhasa-Shigatse high-speed railway back to Lhasa. D9: Depart from Lhasa, concluding your pleasant Tibet trip. . Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Potala Palace 🌟🌟 📍Address: 35 Beijing Middle Road, Chengguan District, Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region ⏰Opening hours: 09:30-17:00, November 1, 2024 - April 30, 2025 🕰️Duration: 2-4 hrs A gem of Tibetan architecture with a rich collection of artifacts and a profound history and cultural heritage. 🌟 Namtso 🌟🌟 📍Address: Near Zhaxido Monastery, Damxung County, Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region ⏰Opening hours: 10:00-21:00, January 1 - March 15 🕰️Duration: 1-2 days With its mirror-like surface reflecting the snow-capped mountains, it is a sanctuary for relaxation. 🌟 Basum Lake 🌟🌟 📍Address: Cuogao Township, Gongbo'gyamda County, Nyingchi, Tibet Autonomous Region ⏰Opening hours: 09:00-18:30, November 1, 2024 - April 30, 2025 🕰️Duration: 2-3 hrs A sacred lake with high religious significance, its tranquil environment is a perfect place to experience Tibetan Buddhist culture. 🌟 Jokhang Temple 🌟🌟 📍Address: 2 Barkhor West Street, Chengguan District, Lhasa ⏰Opening hours: 08:30-18:30 🕰️Duration: 1-2 hrs A sacred place in Tibetan Buddhism, its exquisite murals are captivating, and the kora route is full of mystery and solemnity. 🌟 Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon 🌟🌟 📍Address: Pai Town, Milin County, Nyingchi, Tibet Autonomous Region ⏰Opening hours: 09:30-18:00 🕰️Duration: 1-2 days A world-renowned grand canyon with stunning scenery, it is a great place for adventure and sightseeing. . Travel tips: - Photo spots: Potala Palace in Lhasa and Mount Namcha Barwa in Nyingchi are both beautiful locations for taking photos📸. - Local customs: Respect local beliefs and customs, and avoid loud noises in religious places🙏. - Food recommendations: Be sure to try Tibetan roasted lamb chops and butter tea, which have a unique and unforgettable flavor🍖☕️. - Sun protection and warmth: The plateau has strong ultraviolet rays and large temperature differences, so be sure to bring sunscreen and warm clothing🧥🧴. - Altitude sickness: Prepare medicine in advance, pay attention to adequate rest, and avoid strenuous exercise💊🛌. . From the holiness of Lhasa to the vibrancy of Nyingchi and the grandeur of the Grand Canyon, have you been captivated by this magical land?🌄

Hey ladies! Get ready to explore the magical forests of Tibet! Here's an 11-day itinerary for Nyingchi-Grand Canyon-Lhasa, taking you on a journey through the wonders of nature. Save it now! / Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Lhasa. Enjoy a private transfer from the airport and spend the day at your leisure. Check in to an oxygen-supplied hotel to acclimatize to the high altitude. Day 2-3: Depart from Lhasa and visit Kading Gou, Sejila Mountain, and Lulang Forest. Arrive in Nyingchi and explore Gala Peach Blossom Village, Benri Mountain, and the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon. Check in to a hotel in Nyingchi. Day 4: Travel from Nyingchi to Basum Tso. Explore the ancient monastery on the lake's island. Return to Lhasa and check in to an oxygen-supplied hotel. Day 5: Immerse yourself in Lhasa. Visit the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. Explore Barkhor Street and experience Tibetan culture. Day 6: Depart from Lhasa to Namtso. Enjoy distant views of the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains. Return to Lhasa and check in to your hotel. Day 7-8: Travel from Lhasa to Shigatse, passing by Yamdrok Lake and Karola Glacier. Finally, arrive at Everest Base Camp and check in at the monument at 8848m. Stay at an oxygen-supplied hotel in the Everest scenic area. Day 9: Explore Qilinxia and return to Shigatse. Check in to an oxygen-supplied hotel and relax. Day 10: Visit Tashilhunpo Monastery and return to Lhasa. Check in to an oxygen-supplied hotel. Day 11: Depart from Lhasa, marking the end of your wonderful Tibet trip. / Essential Travel Tips: - Food Recommendations 🍽️: Butter tea, hand-pulled lamb, and tsampa are authentic Tibetan delicacies. - February Weather 🌦️: Expect significant temperature differences between day and night. Pack warm clothes and sunscreen. - Photo Spots 📸: Capture memorable moments at the Grand Canyon, Potala Palace, and Barkhor Street. - Souvenir Prices 💰: Saffron and highland barley wine are affordable and perfect souvenirs to take home. / Come to Nyingchi-Grand Canyon-Lhasa and immerse yourself in the stunning scenery. Don't just dream it, do it! Join a Trip.com group tour and explore Tibet together!

Here's a travel guide to the Potala Palace, designed to help you have a perfect trip: Preparation - Documents: Bring your ID card and any other relevant documents for discounts, such as student ID, senior citizen card, disability certificate, or military ID. - Clothing: Pack warm clothes like down jackets and thick sweaters. Also, bring sun protection such as sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. - Medication: Prepare medication for altitude sickness, such as Rhodiola, as well as common medicines for colds, fevers, and stomach issues. - Other items: Bring some cash for offerings or purchases inside the palace. A lightweight backpack is also recommended. Ticket Booking - Booking time: Book at least 10 days in advance during peak season (May 1 - October 31) and at least 3 days in advance during the off-season (November 1 - April 30 of the following year). You can book through the official "Potala Palace" WeChat official account or the "Potala Palace Ticket Booking System" WeChat mini-program. - Ticket prices: During peak season, tickets are CNY 200 for Entrance 1 and CNY 100 for Entrance 2. During the off-season, tickets are CNY 100 for both entrances. Transportation - External transportation: Fly to Lhasa Gonggar Airport and take the airport bus or a taxi to the city center. Alternatively, take the train; the Qinghai-Tibet Railway offers stunning scenery. - City transportation: Take bus routes 8 (peak line), 13, or 17 to the White Pagoda stop. The Potala Palace is about a 443-meter walk from there. Visiting Guide - Visiting time: Set aside half a day for your visit. Mornings are the best time to visit. - Visiting route: Enter through the South Gate and visit the Snow City first. Then, swipe your ID card near the Qangcang and ascend to the White Palace, where ticket checking begins. Follow the signs and guide's instructions. After visiting all the palaces, descend from the back of the mountain and exit through the North Gate. - Guide services: Rent an audio guide or join a guided tour at the entrance. The cost is typically CNY 50 per person. Nearby Attractions - Norbulingka: The summer palace of successive Dalai Lamas, known for its beautiful environment. - Jokhang Temple: One of the oldest temples in Tibet, housing a life-sized statue of the 12-year-old Buddha. - Barkhor Street: Lhasa's commercial center, where you can experience Tibetan culture and buy souvenirs. Important Notes - Acclimatize to the altitude: Rest for 1-2 days upon arrival in Lhasa, avoid strenuous activity, and drink plenty of water. - Respect local customs: Remove your hat when entering temples, avoid loud conversations, refrain from touching artifacts and religious objects, and turn prayer wheels and drums clockwise. - Photography rules: Photography is prohibited in most areas inside the Potala Palace. In designated areas where photography is allowed, do not use flash.

Winter vacation is coming, and you're looking for a spontaneous trip? Our 7-day Lhasa, Linzhi, and Grand Canyon tour offers stunning scenery and a chance to explore the region's rich culture. Book now and embark on a journey of discovery! -------- 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Lhasa → 24-hour dedicated car pick-up → Free activity, acclimatization to the plateau → Check in to a hotel with oxygen supply Arrive in the holy city of Lhasa, and after a dedicated car pick-up, enjoy free activity and acclimatize to the plateau. In the evening, check in to a hotel with oxygen supply. Day 2: Kardung Valley Scenic Area → Rulang Forest Sea → Sejila Mountain Explore the natural beauty of Kardung Valley, stroll through the Rulang Forest Sea, and climb Sejila Mountain for stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Day 3: Gala Peach Blossom Village → Benri Scenic Area → Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon → Namcha Barwa Peak In the spring, Gala Peach Blossom Village is in full bloom. Then, head to Benri Scenic Area and experience the mystery, cross the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, marvel at the wonders of nature, and finally admire the majestic Namcha Barwa Peak. Day 4: Basongcuo → Lake Heart Island Explore the serene Basongcuo Lake and take a boat to Lake Heart Island for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. Day 5: Potala Palace Square → Yaowang Mountain → Potala Palace → Jokhang Temple → "Princess Wencheng" epic drama Feel the weight of history at Potala Palace Square, climb Yaowang Mountain for panoramic views of Lhasa, explore the treasures of Potala Palace, stroll through Jokhang Temple and immerse yourself in the power of faith, and then watch the stunning "Princess Wencheng" epic drama in the evening. Day 6: Nianqing Tanggula Viewing Platform → Nagenla Pass → Namtso Lake Admire the snow-capped mountains from the Nianqing Tanggula Viewing Platform, cross the Nagenla Pass and experience the vastness of the plateau, and finally arrive at Namtso Lake to enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Day 7: Depart from Lhasa → 24-hour dedicated car pick-up → Return to your cozy home End your enjoyable trip, and enjoy a dedicated car pick-up to return to your cozy home.🏠 -------- Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Potala Palace: A masterpiece of Tibetan architecture, housing countless cultural treasures. Every step you take is a scene, leaving you speechless. 🌊 Namtso Lake: As the holy lake of the Tibetan region, the reflection of the snow-capped mountains in the lake is picturesque, serene, and peaceful. 🏞️ Basongcuo: The holy lake of the Tibetan Red Sect, with a strong religious atmosphere, giving people a mysterious and solemn feeling. 🙏 Jokhang Temple: This is the holy land of Tibetan Buddhism, and the murals are eye-opening. The prayer wheel is also full of the power of faith. -------- Travel checklist: 👗 Clothing: The temperature in Lhasa and Linzhi is low in February, so remember to bring down jackets and thermal underwear. Hats, scarves, and gloves are also essential, and keeping warm is a top priority! 🎒 Accessories: Sunglasses and sunscreen are essential, as the ultraviolet rays in the plateau are strong. Also, bring moisturizer, as the plateau is dry and you need to stay hydrated. 🆔 Documents: ID card, cash, and bank card are essential for travel and should not be forgotten. 💊 Medicines: Bring some common medicines in case of emergency, such as cold medicine, painkillers, and altitude sickness medicine. Alright, that's it! Get ready and let's go to Lhasa, Linzhi, and the Grand Canyon!🚀 -------- The sacredness of Lhasa, the natural beauty of Linzhi, and the grandeur of the Grand Canyon will accompany you all the way! Don't forget to like and collect, and refer to this guide for your next trip!

Dear travelers, here's a super detailed guide for your 7-day Lhasa-Shigatse-Potala Palace tour! This is all you need to know to explore Tibet! / 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Lhasa and check into your hotel. Upon arrival in the holy city of Lhasa, a private car will pick you up and take you directly to a high-quality Tibetan-style hotel with oxygen supply in the city center, at an altitude of 3650m. Take a good rest to acclimatize to the high altitude. Day 2: Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple Visit the majestic Potala Palace and experience the profound Tibetan culture. Then, head to Jokhang Temple and admire the solemnity and mystery of Tibetan Buddhism. Day 3: Nianqing Tanggula Viewing Platform and Namtso National Park Embark on a journey along the stunning Nianqing Tanggula Mountains and arrive at Namtso National Park to admire the beautiful Namtso Lake. Then, cross the Nagenla Pass and arrive at the vast Tibetan plateau, where you can experience the vastness and grandeur of nature. Day 4: Yamdrok Lake and Gangbala Mountain Visit the sapphire-like Yamdrok Lake and climb Gangbala Mountain to enjoy the breathtaking views. Then, explore the wonders of the Karola Glacier and pass by the Manla Reservoir. Finally, visit the ancient Jiangzi Zongshan Fort. Day 5: 318 National Highway 5000km Monument and Jhola Pass Leave behind memories at the 318 National Highway 5000km Monument and cross Jhola Pass. Arrive at the Everest Base Camp and gaze at the towering Mount Everest. Also, visit the nearby Rongbuk Monastery. Day 6: Mount Jhola Climb Mount Jhola and enjoy the stunning views of Mount Everest and the surrounding mountains. Don't forget to bring a power bank, as your phone battery is essential for your trip. Day 7: Depart from Lhasa End your delightful Tibet tour, take a private car to the airport or train station, and say goodbye to Tibet with unforgettable memories and emotions! / Travel essentials: 👕 **Clothing:** Bring a warm coat, scarf, gloves, and hat to cope with the cold weather in the highlands. Also, don't forget comfortable and non-slip sneakers! 🎒 **Daily necessities:** Sunscreen and sunglasses are essential to protect your eyes and skin. Lip balm and hand cream are also necessary, as the climate in the highlands is dry and you need to keep your skin moisturized. 💊 **Medicines:** Bring altitude sickness medication and a combination of phenylephrine and acetaminophen to prevent altitude sickness. You can also prepare some cold and pain medication in case of emergency. 📷 **Other items:** Camera and spare batteries to record beautiful moments! Also, be sure to bring a power bank, as your phone battery is essential for your trip. 🪪 **Documents:** ID card or passport, which is required for purchasing tickets and checking into hotels. Oh, and don't forget cash, as some places may not have internet access and you'll need to have some cash on hand. / The sunshine of Lhasa, the mystery of Shigatse, and the solemnity of the Potala Palace are all waiting for you to explore. Don't hesitate, pack your bags and set off!

How can you visit Tibet without taking photos in Tibetan clothing? I don't want the kind of photos that are taken in a studio, so I found a shop to do the makeup and borrow the clothes, and I found a photographer to accompany me. I chose the scenes I liked and took photos. They were mainly located near Barkhor Street. I took photos while walking around, and the effect was pretty good! Makeup and clothing👔: Yunzang Cultural Experience Space Price💰: 99 Photographer📹: See the photographer's personal information. There are many local freelance photographers online, and the price is not expensive. Shooting time: about 2 hours Recommended photo locations✨ Sacred Tree of Barkhor Street Crowd on Barkhor Street Entrance of Tibetan house in Barkhor Street Prayer wheel in the center of Barkhor Street Entrance of small shop on Barkhor Street

Pilgrimage to the Potala Palace: A Journey of the Soul In Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, stands a majestic and sacred palace complex—the Potala Palace. It is not only a holy place for Tibetan Buddhism, but also a treasure of Tibetan culture, attracting countless tourists to explore its mysteries. Best time to visit May to October is the best time to visit the Potala Palace and the surrounding areas of Lhasa. During this period, the weather is relatively warm, the sun is abundant, and the roads are unobstructed, allowing you to better appreciate the magnificent scenery of the plateau and enjoy outdoor activities. Transportation You can choose to fly directly to Lhasa Gonggar International Airport, which has many flights and is convenient. You can also choose to take a train to Tibet. The scenery along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway is magnificent, and it is a unique experience. In Lhasa, buses, taxis, and online car-hailing services are all convenient, making it easy to get to the Potala Palace and other attractions. Dining expenses Dining prices in Lhasa vary depending on the level. In ordinary Tibetan restaurants or snack bars, the average cost per meal is about 30-80 yuan, and you can taste Tibetan noodles, buttered tea, yak beef and other local delicacies. If you choose a mid-to-high-end restaurant, the average cost per meal is about 100-300 yuan. Accommodation recommendations There are a variety of accommodation options in Lhasa. Youth hostels are affordable, costing 50-150 yuan per night, and are suitable for budget-conscious backpackers. They also provide an opportunity to meet friends from all over the world. Economy hotels in the city center cost 200-400 yuan per night and offer relatively complete facilities. If you are looking for a high-quality experience, star-rated hotels cost more than 500 yuan per night and offer better service and a more comfortable environment. Attraction recommendations Potala Palace The Potala Palace is a majestic and sacred palace complex, located at the highest altitude in the world. The Red Palace and the White Palace complement each other, and the interior houses countless precious Buddha statues, murals, and thangkas. Every corner tells the story of the past and the present. Jokhang Temple Known as the "heart of Lhasa," Jokhang Temple is a sacred place for Tibetan Buddhists. The temple houses a 12-year-old statue of Sakyamuni, and many believers come to worship every day. Barkhor Street surrounds Jokhang Temple, filled with the strong Tibetan style. Namtso Lake One of the "three holy lakes" of Tibet, Namtso Lake is located far from Lhasa city center, but it is definitely worth a visit. The azure lake and the distant Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains are like a fairyland, making it a perfect place for photography and stargazing. Come to Lhasa, walk into the Potala Palace, and embark on a journey of purifying the soul on the plateau!

❤Recommended reasons: Jokhang Temple is located in Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region, China. It is one of the most important temples of Tibetan Buddhism and a landmark of Lhasa. Jokhang Temple was built in the 7th century AD under the auspices of Songtsen Gampo, the king of the Tubo Dynasty. It was built to enshrine the 12-year-old statue of Sakyamuni brought from Chang'an by Princess Wencheng. 🌟Highlights: Jokhang Temple combines Tibetan, Tang, Nepalese, and Indian architectural styles, with unique artistic value.

Come to Lhasa and embark on a spiritual journey. This guide covers transportation, attractions, food, and accommodation, making your trip to Lhasa a breeze! 1. Transportation - Train to Tibet: Take a comfortable train along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway and enjoy the stunning scenery of the plateau. There are many trains available, such as Z21 from Beijing to Lhasa and Z164 from Shanghai to Lhasa, allowing you to experience the vastness and beauty of the land during your journey. - Direct flight to Lhasa: Fly directly to Lhasa Gonggar Airport and save a lot of time. However, it is important to prepare for high altitude sickness in advance. The airport is about 85 kilometers away from Lhasa city center. There are airport buses to the city center, which are very convenient. Transportation within the city - Bus: For only 1 yuan, you can take a bus to travel around the city and experience the local life. Some attractions also have direct buses, making your trip easy and effortless. - Taxi: Convenient and fast, taxis are available anytime and anywhere to meet your travel needs, making your journey more flexible. 2. Attractions Historical and cultural attractions - Potala Palace: The world's highest palace, it is undoubtedly the landmark of Lhasa. Book your tickets in advance and step into the palace, as if you are traveling through time. The numerous exquisite murals and precious artifacts tell the story of history. - Jokhang Temple: Located in the center of Lhasa's old town, it holds the highest status in Tibetan Buddhism. The temple houses a 12-year-old statue of Sakyamuni brought by Princess Wencheng, attracting countless believers to worship. - Tibet Museum: The museum houses a wide range of treasures, including gold seals, lottery tickets, and jade slips. It provides you with a deep understanding of Tibetan history and culture, and is a feast of knowledge. Natural scenery - Yamdrok Lake: As one of the three holy lakes in Tibet, the lake's azure water shimmers under the sun, and the winding shoreline and surrounding snow-capped mountains create a picturesque fairyland. - Namtso Lake: Also one of the three holy lakes in Tibet, the lake's clear water and the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains complement each other, creating a breathtaking view. Here, you can not only enjoy the magnificent lake view, but also gaze at the starry sky at night. - Lhasa River: In Tibetan, it is called "Jichu" and means "happy river" or "fortunate river". In the evening, take a leisurely stroll along the river and enjoy the stunning sunset and golden sunrise, which will make you feel refreshed. 3. Food - Tibetan noodles: Smooth and chewy noodles, served with flavorful beef broth and beef slices, every bite is full of happiness. - Yak beef hotpot: Fresh yak beef is the main ingredient, served with various fresh mushrooms and vegetables, and the rich broth will make you linger. - Butter tea: The rich aroma of butter and tea blend perfectly, providing you with a quick energy boost and effectively relieving altitude sickness. It is your best companion during your journey. - Tsampa: A traditional Tibetan staple food, roasted barley is ground into powder and mixed with butter tea or barley wine. Its unique taste will let you experience the authentic Tibetan flavor. 4. Accommodation - Near Barkhor Street: Conveniently located, surrounded by characteristic guesthouses and hotels, allowing you to immerse yourself in the Tibetan atmosphere. - Xianzu Island Eco-Community: Beautiful and quiet environment, affordable prices. There are many family guesthouses here, which are very suitable for family trips or group trips. - Near Potala Palace: You can choose some hotels with a view, such as Pingcuo Kangsan View Hotel. Open the window and you can see the beautiful scenery of Potala Palace, starting a wonderful day.

Dear friends! Here is a recent travel guide for Lhasa and Yamdrok Lake for 5 days. Practical tips! All travel secrets are here! It's worth a look, and you won't be disappointed! -- 🌟 Itinerary Overview: Day 1: Departure from various locations – arrival in Lhasa 👣 Start your journey to the holy city of Lhasa. This trip is not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual baptism. Day 2: Potala Palace Square – Yaowang Mountain – Potala Palace – Zongjiao Lukang Park – Jokhang Temple – Jokhang Temple Square 😍 Explore the core area of Lhasa, starting from Potala Palace Square, and learn about the inheritance and development of Tibetan culture. Day 3: Lhasa River – Yajiang River Valley Observation Deck – Gangbala Mountain – Yamdrok Lake – Karuola Glacier 🏞️ Walk along the Lhasa River, enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Yajiang River Valley, and experience the beauty of Yamdrok Lake and Karuola Glacier. Day 4: Free activities in Lhasa 🍃 Arrange some personal time to explore Lhasa freely, and choose additional tourist activities such as Tibetan costume travel photography or a one-day tour to Namtso Lake. Day 5: Departure from Lhasa – return home ✈️ Pack your bags and set off for home with full memories and growth. We look forward to seeing you again next time. -- 🗺️ Travel Checklist: Essential items for Lhasa and Yamdrok Lake tour in January 🎒First, clothing. The weather in Lhasa in January is cold, and the mountains are even colder. Down jackets, thermal underwear, wool socks, and beanies or earmuffs are essential. 👓Second, protective equipment. The sun is strong in the plateau, so sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat are essential. At the same time, you can prepare some masks to prevent dust. 📚Third, documents. ID card, driver's license (if available), and a certain amount of cash. 🏥Fourth, first aid supplies. Due to altitude sickness, it is recommended to bring some anti-altitude sickness medications, such as motion sickness medications, cold medications, and anti-altitude sickness medications, as well as some commonly used band-aids. 📸Fifth, photography equipment. Because Yamdrok Lake is so beautiful, cameras, spare batteries, and memory cards are essential. If conditions permit, you can also bring a tripod. 🍿Sixth, snacks and fruits. You can bring some snacks and fruits to replenish your energy, and also bring enough water to prevent dehydration. 🔦Finally, some daily necessities, such as power banks, flashlights, and waterproof bags. Get ready and set off! -- 🎈We hope you leave your footprints in every step of Lhasa and Yamdrok Lake, and return home with full harvest and stories.

My dears, this 10-day in-depth tour of Nyingchi-Lhasa-Shigatse is a beautiful route waiting for you to explore! Come and collect this practical guide! -- 🛫Itinerary: DAY1-DAY2: Depart for Linzhi, pick up at the airport and head to Suosong Village, take a light hike and watch the sunset over Mount Namjagbarwa (depending on the weather). DAY3: Depart from Suosong Village, visit Benri Sacred Mountain and Lulang Forest, then go to Lulang Town for a light hike and stay overnight in Lulang Town. DAY4: Leave Nyingchi, head to Basongcuo, and then continue to Lhasa. DAY5: Visit the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, then stroll along the Barkhor Street to experience the local customs. DAY6: Go to Namtso (if the road is blocked by heavy snow, visit Yangbajing and enjoy the snow-covered geothermal hot springs instead). DAY7-DAY8: Leave Lhasa, visit Yongbulakang, Samye Monastery and Qingpu Meditation Site, and then go to Tsetang. Then visit Karola Glacier, Yamdrok Lake, Manla Reservoir, enjoy the sunset at Zongshan Castle, and stay overnight in Gyangze. DAY9-DAY10: Visit the Baikor Monastery and Tashilhunpo Monastery, and then take the Fuxing bullet train back to Lhasa. On the last day, we set out from Lhasa to return home. -- Must-see tips for your trip: - Climate in February: The weather in Nyingchi is changeable, so remember to check the weather forecast and prepare rain and sun protection gear🌦️☀️. - Specialty product prices: Shop around and don’t be fooled by high-priced specialty products. You can buy a lot of good things for around 300 yuan with free shipping🎁. - Photo-taking spots: The north wall of Mount Kailash, the Everest Base Camp, and the Potala Palace Square are all photo-taking spots, don’t miss them 📸! - Dressing advice: You can wear less when the sun is shining during the day, but be sure to bring a jacket or down jacket on cloudy days, as the weather in Tibet changes quickly🧥. - Necessary items: disposable hygiene products, commonly used medicines must be prepared, and don’t forget slippers, power banks, etc. 👟🔋. -- 🎉One trip, three views, I hope you will leave unforgettable memories at every step from Nyingchi to Lhasa to Shigatse!