10 The attractions worth visiting in Lhasa are free except Jingmei!

Favorite place, located in Chengguan District of Lhasa, has no detailed address, no bus to reach and almost no tourists to go. Fortunately, it can be guided without a ticket. Pabangka has a long history. Before Jokhang Temple, Songzan Gambu practiced here. It's like a paradise here. It was foggy and rainy that day, and it added a little bit of fairy spirit. Standing high, you can see the Lhasa Valley.

2. Gandan Temple

Gandan Temple is about 60 kilometers away from downtown Lhasa. If you don't drive by car, you can only take a bus to the entrance of Jokhang Temple before 6: 30 in the morning. I remember that all the people on the bus were Tibetans who went to worship, only the three of us tourists. The round-trip fare for the same day is 40 yuan/person, and there is a hotel in Gandan Temple, but it is estimated that the environment is not good; Admission to the temple is free. Gandan Temple is really spectacular. A large red and white Tibetan building complex is located halfway up the mountain, which attracts us to take pictures again and again.

3. Zayeba Temple

It is not easy to go to Zayeba Temple, which is about 30 kilometers away from downtown Lhasa. It is recommended to go by motorcycle. Hovering between the mountain roads, the wind gallops in the ear, as if the blue sky and white clouds are within reach. This is a temple embedded between cliffs and caves. Its biggest feature is that it is built with caves and integrated with them.

4. Zaki Temple

Ji Zha Temple is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet, with direct buses, which is very convenient. Although Zaki Temple is small, it is full of incense. After all, it's about money. Who's got a problem with money? The temple is dedicated to Zakiram, the god of wealth who is addicted to alcohol, so everyone who goes to worship will buy a bottle of wine and Hada at the door. It is said that every Wednesday is the best time to worship, so there is an endless stream of people on Wednesdays, rushing early and not rushing late.

5.Potala Palace

One of the scenic spots where you have to punch in to Lhasa, even if you don't go in, you have to take a picture of your visit outside. The Potala Palace at night is also beautiful. You can sprinkle some water on the square and take a reflection at night.

6. Religious Lu Kang

The name is awkward. This is a park behind Potala Palace. One point that photographers must step on is to take pictures of the reflection in the Potala Palace. It is also very popular with local people. From time to time, they come for a walk, take a nap and pass through Karin. There are no tickets and direct buses. Out of the park, you can walk slowly around the Potala Palace, and you can also see many devout Tibetans with heads.

7. Jokhang Temple

Located in the center of Barkhor Street, I wander in front of Jokhang Temple every time I go, but I have never been inside. Tickets for 80 yuan/person should be reserved one day in advance like Potala Palace. No matter Tibetans or tourists, this should be the place with the largest number of people in Lhasa; There are many Tibetans kowtowing around Barkhor Street, or kowtowing in front of Jokhang Temple. Tourists are bustling, watching and thinking. At night, I still don't want to leave It may be full of magic. Some people are sitting on the floor playing guitars and singing folk songs. They will also be attracted by singing when they pass by. Finally, everyone forms a circle.

8. Sera Temple

Sera Temple, drepung monastery and Gandan Temple are also known as the three Gelug temples in Lhasa. Basically everyone who goes to Lhasa will visit those places. More interestingly, there will be a debate in the afternoon. As soon as the time came, the monks went to the debate venue in pairs and asked questions and answers in Tibetan that we didn't understand. During the debate, they also used various movements and danced.

9. Norbulingka

Norbulingka means "precious garden" in Tibetan. It used to be the place where the Dalai Lama and the royal family came to spend the summer, so it was also called the Summer Palace. Tickets are 60 yuan/person in the off-season and 80 yuan/person in the peak season, and Tibetans get one-yuan tickets, so the whole family often goes there for Karin, which is definitely the favorite leisure activity of Tibetans. As long as there are grasslands and rivers, they can pass through Karin. There are many flowers and plants in Norbulingkali, which is a typical style of royal gardens. It is ok to have a rest. Tickets are not cheap, so the experience is average. 10, Xiaozhao Temple

Jokhang Temple is much smaller than Jokhang Temple, and it is 15 minutes walk from Jokhang Temple. It was built by Princess Wencheng and dedicated to the statue of Sakyamuni when he was 8 years old. Although small, it also has its own uniqueness. Tickets to 20 yuan/person, you can go and have a look if you have time.