Camel beauty photography

Landlord, I just saw your question now. You can go to Lhasa by camel. All the troops who entered Tibet went to Lhasa on foot. I believe you can ride in, but there are many problems to pay attention to. Camels (attachment 1) are really okay to walk in, but can your body stand it? Here are some introductions about Tibet and my own experiences.

Tibet's traffic is very developed now, and Tibet should be the only province (autonomous region) in China without toll stations.

Wandering in Tibet for a month? It is absolutely impossible to reach Lhasa within one month. The Qinghai-Tibet Highway is 1 160 km (Golmud-Lhasa, Qinghai), and the northern line of Sichuan-Tibet Highway is 24 12 km (Chengdu-Lhasa). The journey of Sichuan-Tibet Highway is arduous and dangerous, but the scenery along the way is magnificent, including snow-capped mountains, virgin forests, grasslands, glaciers, canyons and rivers. I think you might choose to go to Sichuan and Tibet. The Sichuan-Tibet road often collapses, and the mountain is closed by snow and ice. Don't talk about camels, just think about how to live, man. The top speed of a good camel is 70, the normal situation is 40 km/h, and it can run for up to 6 hours a day, but it can't run for 6 hours in some areas. You run about 200 kilometers a day, and it takes 10 days to go to Sichuan and Tibet. I completely ignore these data. Under normal circumstances, you should run for at least 15 days. You plan to stay in Lhasa for one month. You can go back when you arrive. Hurry up, you can also send the camel back to Inner Mongolia.

Logistics in Tibet is also relatively developed now. You said you wanted to exchange things. As a matter of fact, people in Xizang lacks everything now. If you are sure to come in by camel, bring more cash. Cash is easy to trade. Brother, do you regard Tibet as a primitive society? I suggest you come to Lhasa (by plane or train) and consider riding a camel into Tibet to see what materials Tibet lacks.

Finally, I suggest that my buddies really like to run around. It is better to drive, at least not afraid of the wind and rain. When a person is tired, it is necessary to make a good plan, run less every day and go to various places to play. It is ok to be in no hurry. If you still don't want to drive, ride a bike. At least I don't want to ride back when I get to Lhasa. You can come back and have a look. Is camel okay? Record of friends driving into Tibet: 1 Chengdu-Lhasa (Sichuan-Tibet) driving alone. That car is a well-off car in Dongfeng. He didn't stay in a hotel and kept eating dry food. He got lost on the road for a long time and arrived in three days and three nights. 2 Haikou-Lhasa two people drive, mainly one person, stay at night, eat when hungry, leave around 6 am, and arrive in Lhasa for five days and six nights. In August this year, my friends and I drove back to Chengdu, took the Qinghai-Tibet line, drove alone, met with road repairs, stayed at night, and basically got off the bus for dinner on time every day, running for 4 days and 5 nights.

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Bactrian camels are very thirsty. They can't drink water for more than ten days or even longer. When they are extremely short of water, they can decompose the fat in the hump and produce water and heat. Bactrian camels are suitable for carrying loads, while dromedary camels are more suitable for riding. Camels can carry170-270kg for four days, and walk about 47km a day, 4km an hour. Their top speed is about 16 km. Camels are very resistant to heat and cold. They can drink 57 liters of water at a time without drinking water for a long time, thus restoring normal water content in the body. They eat almost any plant that grows in desert and semi-arid areas, even saline-alkali plants that other herbivores don't eat.