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A trip to Tibet-a dream trip

Going to Tibet has always been a dream in my heart. I wanted to see the Peach Blossom Festival in Linzhi, but I bought a plane ticket. I don't want an epidemic in Xiamen, so I have to postpone it.

My daughter gave a national geographic magazine with an introduction to Tibetan scenic spots, studied it carefully and took notes. I found several travel plans in Tibet on the Internet and tried to contact them separately. The first two people contacted said that Lhasa could be used as the starting point for local reception. We want to enter Tibet from Linzhi because we are worried about altitude sickness. Finally, a planner can help us rent a business car and driver to meet us at Linzhi airport. I planned a seven-day trip in Linzhi and arranged a hotel.

In late May, it was finally reported that Lhasa could receive Xiamen tourists, so I did not hesitate to buy a ticket to Linzhi via Chengdu and set foot on the trip.

When the plane approached Linzhi, it began to get excited when it saw the snow peak above the clouds.

The driver, Master Deng, took us directly from Milin Airport to the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon. Stay at the Himalayan Hotel in Suosong Village at night.

The next day, I went to today's scenic spot and Yani Wetland National Park.

Go to Lulang Alpine Ranch via Sejila Mountain Pass, and stay at Lulang Zhujiang International Hotel in Zhaxigang Village at night.

On the third day, I went to Guxiang Lake from Lulang via Tongmai, walked to Caohu Lake in spruce forest at work, went to Bomi in the afternoon and stayed at Bomi Tibetan King Hotel.

On the fourth day, I went to the Midui Glacier and returned to Bomi in the evening.

On the fifth day, I went to Laigu Glacier.

On the sixth day, I went to Ranwu Town, and the scenery of Ranwu Lake was also beautiful.

I live in Ranwu Town at night, with an altitude of 3,900 meters. However, the surrounding trees are lush, and the hotel staff said that it would not be too anoxic, which is equivalent to an altitude of 3,600 meters.

On the sixth day, I returned to Linzhi from Ranwu, and went to Lulanghai and Lulanghai on the way. The sea of flowers is not in season. I didn't see anything except a small piece of azalea. But Lin Hai is quite spectacular.

Back in Linzhi at night, Linzhi is only 2900 meters above sea level. Along the way these days, the tallest one has stood more than 4700 meters. As long as you don't breathe too hard and move too fast, there will be no obvious altitude sickness.

On the seventh day, I went to Basongcuo, which is also a 5A scenic spot.

The trip to Linzhi is coming to an end. If these great gods walk along the 3 18 national road, snow peaks will appear from time to time, and the scenery is very beautiful.

On the eighth day, we are going to take Linla Railway, which takes about 4 hours from Linzhi to Lhasa. In Lhasa, I booked an oxygen supply hotel-Vienna Hotel, next to the back garden of Potala Palace.

The Vienna Hotel provides a free tour guide and takes everyone to the Potala Palace at 7 pm.