Dalian travels to Tibet.

I don’t know the route of taking a float from Dalian to Lhasa. However, I can tell you about the attractions and places to play in Tibet. In terms of minimum consumption, for accommodation, you can choose some family hotels or the Dongcuo Youth Hostel or Balangxue on Beijing Road that travel friends often go to. Although the conditions of these places are not very good, they are very cheap, usually 20 to 30 yuan a piece. It's late and you can meet a lot of backpackers. These places are very close to Barkhor Street. The most popular attractions in Lhasa are Barkhor Street, Jokhang Temple, Potala Palace and Norbulingka. The scenic spots in the suburbs are Sera Monastery, Drepung Monastery and the Ganden Monastery further away. There are some places on Barkhor Street that are worth visiting, such as Maggie Ami Zang Restaurant. On the third floor, you can see the believers and tourists coming and going on Barkhor Street. In the alley opposite the mosque, there is a Zhuo Panlin selling handicrafts. The handicrafts there are very authentic. There is a thangka art building opposite, where you can see the steps of making thangkas. You can visit it for free. The entrance fee to Potala Palace is 100, the entrance fee to Jokhang Temple is about 80, and the entrance fee to Norbulingka is 55. Just choose one of the temples in the suburbs, or you don’t need to go, because it’s enough to enter one of the temples in Tibet. The Buddhist buildings inside The styles are almost the same.

In addition to Lhasa, you can also go to Linzhi. The scenery there is beautiful. Especially in summer. The route from Lhasa to Nyingchi is a bit far, so it is recommended that you book a tour for two or three days. The two days were a bit busy and there were only one or two scenic spots, usually Basongcuo and Big Cypress. But the price is relatively cheap, usually two to three hundred if it is not the peak season, but it is more expensive in the peak season. There are more scenic spots in the three days, such as Lulanglinhai, Kadinggou, Grand Canyon, etc., but the general price will be higher.

In addition, Namtso is a must go if you want to see the lake in Tibet. You can return in one day, and the price in non-peak seasons is generally between one hundred and two hundred.

In Lhasa, prices are a little higher, usually around 10 yuan for a bowl of noodles. Tibetan food is very cheap, but you may not be used to it, but I personally think curry rice is okay. Some small Tibetan restaurants on Barkhor Street are cheap. The average tip is within a few dozen yuan, and the taste is good, but The environment is not very good, but some famous Tibetan restaurants are more expensive, and the taste also varies. So look at your options. In addition to Tibetan food, there are many Sichuan restaurants in Lhasa.

This is the general situation. The minimum consumption you can maintain for a week ranges from several hundred yuan to two thousand yuan. It all depends on your own plans and requirements for food and accommodation.