Ding Zhen said that his favorite place is Lhasa. What are the interesting places in Lhasa?

Recently, Ding Zhen, a Tibetan boy who unexpectedly became popular, spoke for his hometown and became a tourism ambassador in his hometown, winning praise from netizens. Ding Zhen said that the place he wants to go most is Lhasa, so I would like to recommend several scenic spots in Lhasa for your reference. Potala Palace

The most famous scenic spot in Lhasa should be Potala Palace. It is said that Songzan Gambu built the palace to marry Princess Wencheng, and it is called the Plateau Temple closest to the sky. This shows that the Potala Palace is a must-see spot for Tibetan tourism and a famous holy place of Tibetan Buddhism. There is a charge for this scenic spot, so it is best to book tickets online one day in advance. Barkhor Street

Barkhor Street belongs to Tibet? Holy road? The only way for people who come to Tibet for pilgrimage is the turning point and commercial center of Lhasa. It's free here. People often come here to shop after coming to Lhasa to buy some souvenirs. It's a street selling souvenirs. Basically, all the specialties of Lhasa can be bought here, and it has a strong ethnic and religious flavor. People who come to make pilgrimages can be seen here, which is unique and a paradise for shoppers. Jokhang Temple

Jokhang Temple is an ancient Tibetan Buddhist temple with a history of more than 1 years, and it can also be said that it is a must-see spot in Tibet. It has been listed as a world cultural heritage with distinctive religious characteristics, and receives tens of thousands of domestic and foreign tourists every day. Namco

Namco, also known as Tengger Caspian Sea, is the largest lake in Tibet, the highest lake in the world and a famous scenic spot in Tibet. It is said that Namco's water can purify people's hearts, so it is also a holy place for pilgrims. The lake in Namco is very quiet and the water is very clear, so people can find themselves here. Namco is also a heavenly lake in Tibet. So it is a holy place suitable for traveling.

Tibet is indeed a tourist destination, and there are many famous or unknown scenic spots, so if you have time, you can visit it more, which can not only relax your mood, but also promote the local economic development. I believe you will never regret it.