What do you need to prepare for going to Tibet?

Items you need to prepare when going to Tibet include: protective equipment and clothing.

1. Protective equipment

Lip balm: Tibet has a dry climate. If you don’t have lipstick, your lips will easily become chapped and bleed. You can also choose to bring Vaseline and apply it thickly every night before going to bed. After a layer of it, your lips will be much moister when you wake up the next morning.

Water cream: This is the most basic hydrating and moisturizing skin care product. It is a must-have when going to Tibet. If you fly into Tibet, you need to check it in.

2. Clothing preparation

Disposable underwear: It is inconvenient to change and wash clothes in Tibet. The clothes worn outside can be changed every few days, but you still need to prepare more intimate underwear. There are several sets. If you find it troublesome, it is very convenient to just bring disposable cotton underwear.

Sun hat: Ultraviolet rays are strong in Tibet, and it is not very convenient to wear a sun umbrella all the time, so it is very important to wear a sun hat with a wide brim, which can block ultraviolet rays and is also very beautiful.

Itinerary

Day 1: After arriving in Lhasa, check into the hotel. You can rest in the hotel to adapt to the Tibetan environment. If you adapt quickly, you can go shopping around and feel the characteristics of Lhasa. .

Day2: First go to the Potala Palace, and then go to Balang Street to take a group of Tibetan costume photos.

Day 3: Depart from Lhasa and visit Qushui, Yamdrok Yumcuo, Karola Glacier, Gyantse, and Shigatse.

Day 4: Depart from Shigatse and go to Lazi, Kongma Prairie, Qiaomu Yongqing, Qilin Gorge, Dingjie Wetland, Rimana Snow Mountain, and Mount Everest.

Day 5: Go to Everest Base Camp, Wula Pass, Tingri, and then return to Shigatse.

Day 6: Shigatse, go to Tashilhunpo Monastery, and then return to Lhasa.

Day 7: Wake up naturally, pack your luggage, and prepare to return home.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Tibet Autonomous Region