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Introduction to Lhasa Tourist Attractions on May Day

The "City of Sunshine" Lhasa is the spiritual home of many people. At an altitude of more than 3,700 meters, the strong religious atmosphere and long historical relics make Lhasa dizzy with excitement. Lhasa has always been a good tourist destination for Chinese people. May Day is coming soon. Are you interested in visiting Lhasa?

Introduction to Lhasa tourist attractions on May Day

Namtso

< p>Namtso is located in central Tibet. It is the second largest saltwater lake in China and the highest large lake in the world. The shape of Namtso is like the lying Vajra Tara. There are 18 beams such as Turtle beam and Peacock beam on the south side of the lake. There are 18 islands such as Yellow Duck Island and Pengniao Island on the north side of the lake. There are four temples built on the four sides of the lake, namely Tashi Doboche Temple in the east, Gulchung Pema Temple in the south, Dojia Temple in the west, and Chatuo Temple in the north, which symbolize anger, anger, and power in Buddhism. , potential.

Opening hours: 06:00~18:00

Address: Damxung County, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Jokhang Temple

Jokhang Temple The temple is located in the center of Lhasa, also known as "Zulakang" and "Juekang" (meaning Buddhist temple in Tibetan). Founded in the 21st year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, it was built by King Songtsen Gampo of Tibet to commemorate Princess Chizun’s entry into Tibet. The Jokhang Temple is the most splendid Tubo-era building in Tibet and the earliest civil structure building in Tibet. It also pioneered the Tibetan Pingchuan style. The temple municipal bureau regulations.

Opening hours: 09:00~18:00?

Address: Bajiao Street, Chengguan District, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Yaowang Mountain

< p>The hidden name is "Jiabo Ri", which means "mountain at the corner of the mountain". It is on the right side of the Potala Palace, with an altitude of 3725 meters. Because it is so close to the Potala Palace, the mountainside is the best place to take pictures of the Potala Palace. The scenic spots of Yaowang Mountain include the Meditation of Yaowang Mountain White Pagoda, Chalalup Cave Temple, Yaowang Mountain Stone Carvings, Daodeng Dawa and "Ganyur" Pagoda. There is a small cave-like temple called Chalalup on the east side of Yaowang Mountain. After more than a thousand years of ups and downs, this rare cave temple in Lhasa is still well preserved.

Opening hours: all day

Address: Chengguan District, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Drepung Monastery

Drepung Monastery, located in Aoli on the southern slope of Genpei Uzi Mountain, about ten kilometers west of Lhasa City, was founded in 1416 AD by Jiangyang Quji-Tashi Bandan, a disciple of Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Yellow Sect. Before liberation, the monastery had more than 10,000 monks, 141 manors and more than 540 pastures. It was the largest monastery in Tibetan Buddhism.

Opening hours: 09:00~14:00

Address: Nanshan Col in Genpei Uzi Mountain, about 8 kilometers outside Lhasa

Tibet University

Tibet University is the largest comprehensive university in Tibet. It has formed a discipline system covering 10 major disciplines including economics, law, science and engineering, and medicine, with a school enrollment of 8,000 students. Tibet University has been identified as a key construction university of the national “211 Project”, marking that Tibetan higher education has entered a new stage of development.

Opening hours: all day

Address: Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Nagen La

The Nagen La Pass is 5190 meters above sea level. It is a mountain pass across the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains to Namtso. It is a mountain pass with an altitude of more than 5,000 meters known as the restricted area of ????life. Here you can overlook Namtso. This is an attraction as well as a resting point. A stone tablet was erected at the mountain pass to indicate the altitude. The Mani pile at the mountain pass was covered with prayer flags.

Opening hours: all day?

Address: Damxung County, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region

What are the main tourist attractions in Lhasa?

The main tourist attractions in Lhasa include the Potala Palace, Norbulingka, Jokhang Temple, Ramoche Temple, and Barkhor Street. These attractions are all in the urban area, so there is no need to join a group and you can just travel on your own.

If you have a week, you can take a group tour in Lhasa to visit Namtso, Yamdrok Yumcuo and Nyingchi. There are many travel agencies in Lhasa, you can compare the prices and make your own choice.

In addition, summer and autumn are the peak tourist seasons in Tibet. After entering winter, it is easy for heavy snow to block roads and make travel impossible, and many hotels and restaurants outside Lhasa will be closed.

What are the attractions in Lhasa travel guide?

1. Potala Palace, standing on the Red Mountain in the northwest of Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region, the main building of the Potala Palace It is built on the mountain with overlapping buildings. The main building is 117 meters high, has 13 floors and is more than 370 meters long from east to west. The ancillary buildings at the foot of the mountain include Xue Lao City, Dragon King Pond, etc. It is the tallest and largest palace-style building complex in Shanghai in the world today.

2. Namtso, the world’s highest lake and the second largest saltwater lake in China. Also known as Tengger Sea and Tengger Lake. The lake is approximately rectangular, 70 kilometers long from east to west, 30 kilometers wide from north to south, and covers an area of ??1,940 square kilometers. It is the largest lake in Tibet. The altitude is 4718 meters. The salinity of the lake water is 1.7 g/L, and it is a brackish water lake.

3. Norbulingka is a national key cultural relic protection unit located in the western suburbs of Lhasa, Tibet. Founded in the 1840s, it has been a place where people spent their summers and managed government affairs in past dynasties. After more than 200 years of expansion, the whole garden covers an area of ??360,000 square meters. The buildings are mainly composed of Kelsang Phodrang, Golden Phodrang and Dadeng Mingjiupodrang. There are 374 rooms. It is the largest and largest among the Western-style gardens. The garden with the best scenery and the most monuments.

What tourist attractions are there in Lhasa, Tibet?

Last time I introduced the delicacies not to be missed when traveling to Lhasa. Today I will introduce the attractions not to be missed when traveling to Lhasa.

Tours around Lhasa such as Yanghu Lake and Namtso are not introduced in this article. We only introduce the local special attractions in Lhasa.

1. Potala Palace - Bu Palace Square - Prayer Wheel - Back Mountain Park

Tickets for the Potala Palace are 200 yuan in peak season and 100 yuan in off-season. Tibetans do not need to buy tickets. .

It is said that if you go to Lhasa and don’t go to the Potala Palace, you will regret it, and if you go, you will regret it even more.

Especially if you don’t ask a tour guide to explain, and you only see portraits, golden pagodas, and mist, you will feel that it is not worth the ticket price, but if you follow the tour guide and browse carefully, you will find that It turns out that every object has its history and story.

After seeing the Potala Palace and coming down, you can follow the Tibetan prayer wheels along the prayer wheels outside the Potala Palace. Turn to this side and go to the Yak Yogurt House to drink yogurt.

Follow the prayer wheel to the back of the Bu Palace. There is a park with pavilions, a lake and geese. It is very beautiful in winter.

There is a large square directly in front of the Potala Palace. There will be a fountain at night. There is also a park next to the square. When the weather is calm, the Potala Palace is reflected on the lake, like a dream.

2. Jokhang Temple - Square - Barkhor Street

Jokhang Temple Square and Barkhor Street are the busiest places in Lhasa. During the peak season, there are so many people that you may have to turn around. No companion found.

You can sit in a daze at the entrance of the Jokhang Temple during the day, watching people come and go, and watch the people kowtow rise and fall. At night, you can walk along Barkhor Street and see the most beautiful night view of Lhasa.

3. Sera Monastery

There is a sutra debate at Sera Monastery around three o'clock in the afternoon, which is open to the public. Although you can't understand it, it is worth a visit.

After listening to the sutra debate, you can go to the mountain behind Sera Monastery to watch the sunset and the panoramic view of Lhasa.

4. Lhasa River

If there is no Lhasa River, I always feel that Lhasa on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is too strong, because the Lhasa River has become a lot more tender.

In the evening, you can quietly watch the sunset over the Lhasa River and feel the quiet side of Lhasa.

5. Tibet Museum

Everywhere I go, I like to visit the local museum first to understand the local history, and then go to the scenic spots, which will be more rewarding and touching.

6. Chongsaikang Market

The largest small commodity wholesale market in Lhasa, there are all kinds of commodities from south to north, as well as commodities from neighboring countries Nepal and India. Food, clothing and supplies are all available.

7. Yaowang Mountain

The best place to take pictures of the Potala Palace. Many of the master's blockbusters were produced here.

8. Drepung Monastery

It is located on the southern slope of Genpeiwu Mountain, ten kilometers west of Lhasa City, with an altitude of 3,800 meters. It is built layer by layer along the mountain. You can enjoy the panoramic view of Lhasa, and it is a good place to take photos of Lhasa in the morning.

If you know of other good attractions in Lhasa, please recommend them.

What are the tourist attractions in Lhasa?

1. Potala Palace

As a symbol of Tibet, it is the holy place in the hearts of all pilgrims! "Potala" is Sanskrit, also translated as "Putuo", which originally refers to the residence of Guanyin Bodhisattva. Some people say that you can get the baptism of your soul here!

2. Namtso Lake

Tibetan means Tianhu, one of the three holy lakes in Tibetan areas. Namtso is a vast area and is the second largest saltwater lake in my country. On the southwestern shore of the lake are the endless Nyenchen Tanglha Snow Mountains. When the wind is sunny, the majestic snow mountains are reflected in the lake, making them appear peaceful and peaceful.

3. Jokhang Temple

In Tibetan, it is "Juekang", also known as "Zulakang". It is the end point of pilgrimage for Tibetan Buddhist believers. In the hearts of pilgrims, this place is It is the destination of their souls.

4. Barkhor Street

Also called Bajiao Street, it is a thousand-year-old street that represents the folk customs of Tibet. It is simple and elegant, with a long history and cultural connotation. It has been shortlisted for the "Top Ten Famous Historical and Cultural Streets in China".

5. Sera Monastery

Located at the foot of Sera Uzi Mountain in the northern suburbs of Lhasa, it is one of the three major monasteries in Lhasa and the second largest monastery in Tibetan areas. The buildings in the temple are all in Tibetan style, and the temple hall is magnificent and grand in scale.

6. Yaowang Mountain

In Tibetan, it means Jiabo Mountain, the mountain at the corner of the mountain. Located on the southwest side of the Potala Palace, with an altitude of 3,725 meters, it is directly opposite the Red Mountain where the Potala Palace is located. Beijing Road passes between the two mountains. There is an observation deck in the middle of the mountain, which is one of the best places to take pictures of the Potala Palace. It is also the place where the pattern on the back of the 50 yuan RMB is found. This is also a favorite place for photography enthusiasts. You can take pictures of the first ray of sunshine in the Potala Palace.

7. Tibet Museum

Located across the east road from Norbulingka in Lhasa, it is the first museum with modern functions in Tibet.

There are many precious cultural relics in the museum, which is the best place to understand the unique and charming splendid culture and long history of the Tibetan people.

8. Lhasa River

Tibetan name: Jiqu, originates from the southern foot of Nyenqentanglha Mountain, flows southwest through Lhasa City and then joins the Brahmaputra River in Qushui County. Its lower river valley is relatively open and is the main farming area of ??Tibet. The Lhasa River is the mother river of Lhasa City, and it is she who gave birth to this land.

9. Drepung Monastery

Located in the mountains in the western suburbs of Lhasa, the temple is so large that it looks like a huge pile of rice from a distance. The photos taken against the mountainside are very Spectacular.

10. Norbulingka

It means treasure garden in Tibetan and contains a large number of relics and treasures. There are more than 300 houses in the garden, which is the largest and most exquisite garden in Tibet. It can be said to be the "paradise" of Lhasa.

What are the tourist attractions in Lhasa?

The attractions in Lhasa include the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Ramoche Temple, Puma Yumco, Yangpajing, Riduo Hot Spring, Norbulingka, Tibet Museum, Barkhor Street, and Tsurphu Monastery , Tashi Temple, mosque, etc. Needless to say, the Potala Palace is a place that all friends in Tibet yearn for and must visit. The Jokhang Temple is full of incense, so you must go and feel the atmosphere. I have been there once, and the incense there is stronger than I imagined, and the piety there is heavier than I imagined.

There is also Bajiao Street, which is simply a paradise for foodies!