On February 20 1 1, I went to Lhasa with LD for a week and asked for travel recommendations.

Lhasa is very dry and cold this season. Need to wear down jacket, preferably thermal underwear. It's coldest in the morning and evening, and it's sunny at noon and afternoon, which is very comfortable. It may be a little hot if you wear too much, but it's still very cold when you go to a cool place. Sooner or later, the temperature in Lhasa will drop below zero.

2. This season. If you are nearby, it is naturally not recommended to go to Everest and Namco. Because of the bad weather on Mount Everest, Namco has been frozen for a long time, and it is often not allowed. Moreover, Namco has a high altitude, snowy weather and a high probability of high inversion. In short, it is not recommended. Let me recommend some itineraries. First of all, if you are only going to Lhasa, you should take a day off. After all, to adapt to altitude sickness, go to Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street and listen to arguments ... Then you can consider Linzhi for 2 days, Shannan for 2 days and Yanghu Shigatse for 2 days. This is a better route for Tibet in winter, but not in other seasons.

3. Total cost. First of all, consider your mode of travel, train? A plane? If you take the train, it depends on whether there is a through train in your city, or you need to transfer to Lhasa in a city with a through train. Sometimes the cost of changing trains may add up to more than flying. I can't answer the questions until you have finished, such as which city are you in now, what means of transportation are you considering entering Tibet, what requirements do you have for accommodation, are you traveling poor, trying to save money, or do you have to stay in a star-rated hotel? About eating in Lhasa or Tibet, let's talk about Tibet first. Sichuan cuisine restaurant is the most popular place in Tibet, with many Sichuanese, ranging from three pieces of Tibetan noodles to hundreds of pieces. Of course, there are not so many high-end restaurants around Lhasa, which are basically small restaurants opened by Sichuanese. The consumption in Lhasa is actually very high, especially food and accommodation. You think I can't eat Tibetan noodles when I finally go to Lhasa, and I have met many mainland tourists who travel to Tibet, and few of them can get used to Tibetan noodles. There are many hot pot restaurants and string shops in Lhasa, and the prices are reasonable. The bottom of the pot is 38 yuan, and a string of vegetables, meat and the like is about 45 cents. But after dinner, take me as an example. Last time I went to eat skewers with my boyfriend, I ate only more than 90 skewers, all of which were more than 60. Go to a small restaurant to eat stir-fry or something, 20-30 yuan for one meal. Generally, fried rice is the lowest in 6 yuan 8 yuan-10 yuan, which is not much, but you can easily see how expensive it is in Lhasa. Then it will be more expensive if you go to the periphery. Things are scarce, things are shipped from different places, and prices will naturally rise. But when you eat in Lhasa, you don't have to worry about what to eat. The development of Lhasa is beyond people's imagination, but the cost is also high.

4. Other precautions, in fact, there is nothing special to say. As I said just now, the development of Lhasa is beyond people's imagination. Now Tibetans are basically assimilated by the Han nationality, not in their religious beliefs, but in their daily eating, living and interacting with people. Tibetans are not as simple as they think, especially if you go to Barkhor Street. Of course, even so, I love Lhasa and Tibet very much. Altitude sickness is not as terrible as it is said. I think it depends largely on personal psychology, but we should take precautions. There are still many people who say that it is easier to fly into Tibet, but it is not. Again, look at someone. My first and second trip to Tibet was by plane, and the third trip was by train. Nothing happened. By the way, the weather in Lhasa is very dry. You'd better bring lotion or something. According to my experience, it's nothing. You didn't stay long. When you went back to the city, you naturally came back for nothing. Personally, I never wear sunscreen, and I can't get much black on the streets of Lhasa, even if I compare with others. So is lipstick, that is, bring more things to hydrate the skin. There is nothing else to pay attention to.

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Go by train, the train ticket is between 700 and 850, look at the railway station. Let's count it as 800. If it's two people, it's 1600 yuan. Because you said you would go after the Spring Festival, now look at the air tickets. It's not time for the discount, so you don't have to worry. Take your time. It's impossible to say that you will encounter a ticket lower or higher than the train ticket 1-200 yuan. This is a cost-effective thing, and it only takes about 6 hours to fly. Of course, if you are not in a hurry, it is also good for the train to enter Tibet, because it runs during the day when entering Tibet, which will give tourists a better tour. The scenery of the Qinghai-Tibet line is not bad. You can also choose to enter Tibet by train or leave Tibet by plane. In short, follow your own temperament.

Then, we will go to Lhasa, where you can stay from a youth hostel with a price of 20 yuan to a star hotel with a price of 100 yuan, because as you said later, this is a wedding trip. Then I don't think the international youth hostel or anything is particularly suitable for you. Economy hotel or guesthouse is ok. Now the prices are basically between 80- 150. I mean a standard room or a big bed room. It is not allowed for two people to live in a single room, even in the off-season. Close to the scenic spots, recommend some I have lived in, or my friends have lived in. First of all, Wotang Hotel in Xue Ji, Dorsenger North Road, used to be the new building of Pingcuo International Youth Hostel, but I can tell you objectively that the service quality of Pingcuo is still very poor in some hardware, despite the brand of International Youth Hostel. Wotang Hotel in Xue Ji. I have three friends from Hong Kong. The evaluation of this hotel is good. At first, they wanted to stay in Pingcuo, but for various reasons, they finally chose to stay in Xue Ji. The house price in Xue Ji is not expensive, and it is around 100. The Jokhang Temple Square or Potala Palace on DuoSaenger North Road are both very close. Next, I recommend Dongcuo International Youth Hostel. Dongcuo is another international youth hostel in Lhasa. Originally, it was said that youth hostels were not recommended. In fact, several youth hostels in Lhasa are better, except for the atmosphere of partners. The overall feeling is similar to that of hotels. I personally lived in a standard room in Dongcuo, 165438+ 10 in 80 yuan. Later, they gave us 60 yuan. I think it should be after the Spring Festival. At least when I saw it in 2009, it was new and good. Dongcuo is also very close to Jokhang Temple. There is also a supermarket next to Dongcuo called People's House. Most of the items in it are very cheap in the supermarket in Lhasa. There is also a supermarket on Dorsenger North Road. The nearest place to Xue Ji Hotel is called Sifang Supermarket, which is very expensive, but you know, because of its superior geographical location, it is very popular, just like me. There are several large supermarkets in Lhasa, Baiyi Supermarket (there is one opposite the post office, which is very close to Bugong, because the post office is very close to Bugong) and Lebailong Supermarket (it is far from the city center, and there are many places to eat at Barkun Road, Barkun Road and Deji North Road). I mean, there are many delicious things, and there is Tianhai Night Market in Lhasa, but it is not recommended to go there in cold weather. Just eat downtown. By the way, if you want to go, the taxi in Lhasa 10 yuan. If you go to a remote place, you still need a taxi to force your watch, otherwise he will charge 30 yuan. ), Hongyan supermarket (this is also more expensive, not far from Sifang) Well, it is said that the accommodation is far away. Speaking of accommodation, I also recommend the National Defense Building Hotel, which is not very safe, and of course the price is not. 300 yuan, quite luxurious, but the National Defense Building is just a few steps away from Jokhang Temple, surrounded by Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank and a small post office, which is quite convenient. The service in the National Defense Building is good. Of course, as you know, it is almost proportional to the price. This is still a bit extravagant. Not far from the National Defense Building, there is a Bayi Hotel. This hotel is not particularly good, and the price is reasonable at 60-80. It is also close to China Construction Bank and China Agricultural Bank. Both hotels are located in Duo Saenger South Road, and the National Defense Building Hotel is closer to Jokhang Temple. There is a road between the south road and the north road in Dorsenger, which is called Yutu Road. There are many hotel restaurants on it, such as Jingu Hotel, which is very cost-effective. A friend I met in April also lives there, and the price is below 150. There are other types of hotels. In the alley on the left side of Jokhang Temple, there are many Tibetan-style hotels, and the price is also below 150. They are all run by Tibetans and are very safe. Lhasa has the People's Liberation Army standing guard all night, so don't worry about safety. I won't say the rest. Keep an eye on the hotel before you leave, so you won't be as busy as a bee.

If you enter Tibet by train, you can take bus No.89, get off at Kang 'angduo East Road and walk to Yutu Road in less than 5 minutes, which is very convenient. Yutu Road is also the Jokhang Temple Square. Yutu Road is not only near Bugong, but also near Jokhang Temple. In fact, I suggest you settle down in the hotel on Yutu Road.

Answer questions 3 and 4, and I will answer you tomorrow. Oh, you are too weak. good night

Good afternoon. Questions 3 and 4 have been answered. There are many places in Lhasa where you can own petty bourgeoisie, and Lhasa has a tendency to become the mainstream of Lijiang in Yangshuo.

First of all, there is a coffee shop with good evaluation, and get off at Dawson's North Road to Wenzhou Trade City. I have forgotten the specific name, even if I pass by constantly sometimes, the environment is very good. Then there is Maggie Ami, a famous girl in Lhasa. Although I don't like Maggie Amy very much, there is no denying that this guy has an absolute geographical advantage. You can see two streets of Barkhor Street in the upstairs of Maggie Ami. Maggie Ami is the place where Cangyang Jiacuo dated her lover, so many Tibetans even know it when they want to come to Tibet. Finally, I can only say that Maggie Amy is expensive but not delicious, and the weight is not enough, which is a bit domineering. But it is definitely a very petty place. And the snow restaurant introduced in LP. On the way to Danjielin, that is, on the way to the Tibetan hospital, this restaurant is dominated by foreigners, and Tibetans love to go. The waiter is the kind who can speak Tibetan, English and Nepali Hindi, and the cow is very good. Xuecai restaurant is the place I have been to the most in Lhasa. I usually eat Tibetan food or Nepalese food. After all, you know, just go back to Chinese food and western food. Come to Tibet, or eat improved Tibetan food or other local food suitable for tourists. The price is moderate, at least much better than Maggie Amy. Jokhang Temple is conveniently located at the corner of Danjielin Road. In addition, the Lhasa kitchen opposite the Xuecai restaurant specializes in Tibetan food, Nepalese food, Chinese and Western food, etc. There are also many foreigners and the environment is good. I can see Jokhang Temple. I remember that I changed my hairstyle at that time, and some of them were as tender as Koreans. Then people speak English to me. Oh, well, it really collapsed. Fortunately, it's just relatively simple, and it's amazing that I can understand it at my level. There is Namasud in Lhasa Cinema. This one has a branch, and the other one is in the alley. If you go to the alley, it will be fun, because you have to pass through many Tibetan houses. When you finally find it, you will find the process is very good. I won't recommend the rest. These places are very petty-bourgeois places, and the atmosphere of those restaurants is not as good as these places, so I don't recommend them. The per capita consumption in these places is about 20-30, maybe more, depending on what you eat.

The question of cost. Even if you enter Tibet by train, it says, 1600 yuan, x2 round trip =3200 yuan. Then you stay in Tibet for 10 days and stay in a standard room. One day 100 yuan, so 1000 yuan. Eating every day counts as two people, not luxury 150 yuan x 10 days = 1500 yuan. Then two people go to Linzhi for two days, and the round-trip fare and tickets for individual scenic spots are about 500-600 yuan. Then, the two-day round-trip fare and ticket in the direction of Yanghu Shigatse will probably be around 600 yuan. Then two days in Shannan, probably in 500 yuan. If two people have plans, it may be cheaper to join a group. Now there is a group in Lhasa that is purely fun and does not enter the store. Everyone has a different opinion. ) When staying in downtown Lhasa, the tickets for famous temples such as Bugong and Jokhang Temple add up to about 500 yuan 100 yuan, or less. In the end, it's all about the same. The fare is 3200 yuan+accommodation 1000 yuan+meals 1500 yuan+the fare and tickets for various scenic spots are 2200 yuan+gifts 100 yuan =8000 yuan. I remember when I went to Tibet in 2009, I went to Nyingchi Ranwu for 4 days, Namco 1 day, Lhasa 1 day, and Shigatse Zhangmu, and then left the country for Nepal for a week, about 6000-7000 yuan. Still very luxurious. At first, the accommodation was luxurious, but later it got better, and it was between 20 and 30 yuan every day. It only cost more than 1000 a week to go to Nepal and less than 3000 to go to Tibet. All that's left is the plane ticket and the return train. Let's not talk about the cost of going to Tibet twice today, because I just like Lhasa this year, so I didn't go anywhere else. I suggest that if you go, you'd better prepare 10000 for two. Sometimes it may be urgent and I don't know. Well, that's all the answers. I hope it helps you. I stumbled into Tibet once like this.