What kind of jobs can I find in Tibet in winter?

Can I go to Tibet in winter?

What is there to do in Tibet in winter?

Is it very cold in Tibet in winter?

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In fact, similar questions from tourists have already been answered with actions. Now more and more tourists and travelers will choose to travel to Tibet in winter. Warm sunshine in winter, clear skies, golden mountains, mysterious glaciers, forests and pastures, these winter elements elevate the beauty of Tibet to another level.

Enjoy the sunshine in Tibet in winter

In Tibet in winter, the warm sunshine, clean air, and blue sky allow people to enjoy the gifts of nature and rewrite tourists’ perceptions of the cold winter. impression.

Under the blue sky and white clouds, tourists can enjoy the warm sunshine in winter, stay away from the hustle and bustle of big cities, away from busy work and complicated interpersonal relationships, and just quietly feel the quiet time in the afternoon. A bowl of Tibetan noodles and a pot of sweet tea, happiness can be so simple.

As long as your house faces the sun, the sunshine will quietly enter your house every morning and spread softly on the floor, letting you know that the world is beautiful.

Winter trip to Tibet and encounter the sacred mountains

The beauty of nature will always shock your heart. The towering snow-capped mountains and green lakes complement each other like a green gem embedded in the mountains. During this time, a beautiful picture was formed.

Winter is the best season to view Tibet’s sacred mountains and lakes. Viewing the mountains in winter has the highest visibility throughout the year, so there is no need to compete with character or luck.

In the summer, due to climate, weather and other reasons, the sacred mountain and holy lake are sometimes "hidden" in the clouds and fog. If you are not lucky, it is difficult for tourists to catch a glimpse.

The blue sky in winter and the majestic sacred mountains show their magnificence without hesitation, bringing tourists unlimited shock and emotion.

Winter travel in Tibet is as warm as spring

In fact, winter in Tibet is not as cold as imagined. Tibet has a high altitude and is a famous city of sunshine. It has long sunshine hours and abundant sunshine in winter, especially In Lhasa, Shigatse and Nyingchi, the average daytime temperature is around 18 degrees, which is warmer than Beijing, Shanghai and other places, but the temperature difference between day and night is large.

Some tourists have never experienced Tibet in winter and think that winter in Tibet must be icy and snowy with strong winds and is not suitable for tourism at all.

Unknown things such as the scenery, lack of oxygen, and temperature have also made many people give up the idea of ??traveling to Tibet in winter.

In fact, these are not problems. The most indispensable thing in Tibet in winter is warm sunshine, and the oxygen content is almost the same as that in summer. Needless to say, the scenery is natural. Tibet’s winter will be Let you appreciate the unique beauty.

Winter travel to Tibet is full of Tibetan charm

There are many traditional festivals in Tibet in winter: God’s Advent Festival, Gongbu New Year, Fairy Festival, Lantern Festival, Puran New Year, Shigatse New Year , Tibetan New Year, Butter Lantern Festival, Gutu Qiangmu... People living here celebrate with colorful festivals and enjoy the joy of harvest in the past year. Traveling to Tibet during winter festivals has also become a new fashion.

Due to differences in history, region, climate and solar terms, the New Years in various parts of Tibet are also different. Except for the Gregorian calendar and the Lunar New Year, the other four New Years in Tibet all follow the Tibetan calendar, forming four different ones. New Year: The traditional Tibetan New Year mainly takes place in Lhasa City on the first day of the first lunar month of the Tibetan calendar, the Gongbu New Year of Nyingchi City on the first day of the tenth lunar month of the Tibetan calendar, the Puran New Year of the Ngari region on the first day of the eleventh lunar month of the Tibetan calendar, and the Farming New Year of Katse City on the first day of the twelfth lunar month of the Tibetan calendar.

These festivals are distributed in an orderly manner throughout the winter in Tibet, bringing long-lasting warmth to the people on the plateau. After all the New Years have passed, spring in Tibet is coming soon.

During this period, you can not only see the Buddha exhibition ceremony, pilgrimage to the Buddha, and the Dharma assembly, but also watch Tibetan opera performances, puppet performances, lanterns, antiphonal singing competitions, divine dances, traditional dances... the most beautiful The unique costumes and the most cheerful Guozhuang allow you to appreciate a different Tibetan style and enjoy a different cultural feast.

Winter travel to Tibet is very affordable

Most tourists who have experienced winter travel to Tibet are amazed at the high cost performance. Entering November, Tibet travel has ushered in the most "cost-effective" period, with air tickets, admission tickets, food and accommodation, and vehicles greatly reduced in price. Most scenic spots will implement off-season prices. Scenic spot tickets will be reduced by 50%, car and hotel prices will be reduced by 40-60%, train tickets that are hard to find in summer can also be purchased, and air tickets will also be incredibly low.

Winter travel to Tibet is leisurely and comfortable

Compared with the peak tourist season, the number of tourists in Tibet has begun to decrease in winter, with less congestion and more leisure. There are no bustling crowds at the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple and other scenic spots. Visitors can appreciate the historical charm of the holy city of Lhasa with a leisurely mood and relaxed steps. It is difficult to get a ticket to enter the Potala Palace in summer. You have to make a reservation several days in advance to visit. Visiting is limited and time-limited, so you cannot visit in detail. In winter, you do not need to reserve a ticket to enter the Potala Palace in the off-season. You can come in as you go, and there is no crowd to rush you. You can slow down, savor and enjoy the sightseeing. If you have enough time, you can also find a Tibetan-style family hotel in Lhasa, spend some time lazily, and experience Tibetan life in depth.

Winter travel to Tibet Photography Paradise

Tibet has a unique flavor in winter. The sun is brighter, the sky is bluer, the air is cleaner, the rivers are clearer, and the sacred mountains are more majestic. This season is also the time for many photography An important time for enthusiasts to photograph beautiful Tibet. Tibet in winter is less noisy and more peaceful. Crystal snow-capped mountains, golden meadows, colorful forests, and free wild animals, people enjoy bathing in the bright sunshine and capturing the original beauty.

Tibet is beautiful all year round, experiencing the romance of spring, the humidity of summer, the intensity of autumn, and welcoming the charm of winter. Wander on the prayer path of Barkhor Street and listen to the ethereal Buddhist Zen sounds; walk through the dark halls of the Potala Palace and feel the essence of Tibetan Buddhist culture; wander by the tranquil Basong Lake and taste the original ecological purity. The poetic beauty of the place...the snow-covered plateau in winter, without the influx of tourists, a more simple and beautiful Tibet appears to the world.

Travel has no low or peak seasons. Each season has its own unique charm, as long as you have a heart yearning for the distance and a pair of eyes that discover beauty.

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The "Winter Tour in Tibet 318" Tibet tourism promotion conference was held in Kunming on November 18. It attracted many people with its profound connotation and superb appearance. It has attracted the attention of many friends at home and abroad and has become extremely popular. At the promotion meeting, representatives from all parties talked about tourism and business cooperation, and were as enthusiastic as the warm sunshine in Lhasa, conveying the magical, mysterious and sacred charm of Tibet to the world in Spring City.

Written by The Princess and the Pea

Tashi Dele Tibet