Start from Chengdu and embark on a 7-day self-driving tour of Tibet, taking in the beautiful scenery of Tibet along the Sichuan-Tibet line!

The total length from Chengdu to Tibet is about 2,200 kilometers. Of course, we are talking about the southern Sichuan-Tibet line. In most cases, many people will choose to go on a self-driving tour on the Southern Sichuan-Tibet Line because the natural scenery here is very beautiful, especially the recently popular Daocheng Aden, which is also on the Southern Sichuan-Tibet Line. Therefore, Sichuan-Tibet The Southern Route welcomes a large number of tourists who love self-driving tours every year. It’s soon the time to travel by car on the Sichuan-Tibet Line. Are you ready with your travel itinerary?

Day 1 itinerary: Chengdu-Xindu Bridge 400KM

Start from Chengdu, drive along the Yaxi Expressway, pass through Zheduo Mountain with an altitude of more than 4,000 meters, and finally reach the very ethnic The charming town of Xinduqiao. Highlights: Zheduo Mountain, Xindu Bridge, a photography paradise, Erlang Mountain, and Mugecuo

Day 2 itinerary: Xindu Bridge to Batang 360KM

From Xindu Bridge to Batang There are three connected mountains in between, namely Gaoersi Mountain, Jianziwan Mountain and Kazila Mountain. It used to be three mountains in a row, but now there are tunnels between Jianziwan Mountain and Gaoersi Mountain. Although you can still walk on the mountain road for the time being, but Later it fell into disrepair and could no longer be climbed. Highlights: Gaoersi Mountain, Jianziwan Mountain, Fankazila Mountain, Litang, Maoya Grassland

Day 3 itinerary: Batang-Zogong 260KM

Departing from Batang, In the morning, we will drive over the Jinsha River Bridge, and then officially enter the Tibet region. The car will begin to travel through the Sanjiang River Basin, entering the more difficult and dangerous journey of the Sichuan-Tibet Highway

Day 4 itinerary: Zuogong-Basu 200KM

Starting from Zuogong, we cross Dongda Mountain, which is nearly 6,000 meters above sea level, pass through Bangda Grassland, and then climb Yela Mountain. As we drive on the road, looking at the white clouds in the southern sky, we will feel very comfortable. When you climb Dongda Mountain here, you will obviously feel that the car is more difficult. Although it is very annoying, it might as well be regarded as a self-driving experience on the Sichuan-Tibet Line. Highlights: Bangda Grassland, Dongda Mountain, Yela Mountain

Day 5 itinerary: Basu Yibomi 220KM

Departing from the hotel, you will cross the Andiula Mountain, and then You will enter the famous plateau glacier lake Ranwu Lake. Ranwu Lake covers an area of ??about 22 square kilometers and is 3850 meters above sea level. You can also visit the Midui Glacier, which is known as one of the six most beautiful glaciers in China, and then reach Bomi, known as the Little Switzerland. Highlights: Anjiula Mountain, Ranwu Lake, Midui Glacier, Bomi Peach Blossom

Day 6 itinerary: Bomi-Ningchi 230KM

Today you can experience the most mysterious Gangxiang Township In the spruce forest, the natural barrier to Tongmai is no longer available, and you can no longer take that road. However, shortly after passing the Tongmai Bridge, you can reach Lulang to taste the famous Lulang "Stone Pot Chicken", and then climb over the 4,700-meter-high mountain. Sejila Mountain, if the weather is good, you can see Namjagbarwa Peak, the 15th highest peak in the world, from the top of the mountain, and then go directly to Nyingchi. Highlights: Gangxiang Spruce Forest, Tongmai Natural Insurance, Stone Pot Chicken, Namjagbarwa Peak Day 7 itinerary: Nyingchi-Lhasa 340KM

Highlights: Potala Palace, Tibet Museum, Babao Street 7 The three-day itinerary is relatively compact, but for people who are short on time, it is indeed a very good itinerary. This itinerary may not be able to cover the entire Sichuan-Tibet line, but it will allow you to visit the exquisite places on the Sichuan-Tibet line, and ultimately be worthy of this itinerary.