How much does it cost for a person to go to Tibet 15 days?

If the train goes back and forth, it will take about a week, so there are still about 8 days to play.

You will pass Namtso by train, but you can only see the scenery along the way, and you can't stop at the station.

After arriving in Lhasa, I suggest:

Can play in the city 1 day (can be reported to the group), visit the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Jokhang Temple and other scenic spots in the city, drink butter tea in the bright light, pay attention to proper rest, and don't be too tired;

Then you can charter a car to go to Everest for a turn (cross-country, the cost is about 1000, and the time is about 3-4 days), and you will pass by Yanghu, Shigatse, Dingri and Gyangze ancient city on the way.

After coming back, I will charter a tour to Linzhi (the cost and time of charter is similar to that of Mount Everest), and pass through natural disasters such as Dazi, Mozhugongka, Milla Snow Mountain, Bomi and Tongmai along the way to enjoy the scenery of Yangni River Valley, Nanjia Bawa Xuefeng, Lulang Linhai, Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon Ranwu Lake and Basongcuo Lake.

If you still have time, you can go to drepung monastery, Sera Temple, Namtso and other scenic spots around Lhasa. Basically, it's a one-day round trip by chartered car or group.

It is recommended to stay in a youth hostel, which is cheap and has good conditions, and there are also donkey friends to communicate with.

Regarding the cost, the round-trip fare is about 2000 yuan (train sleeper). If you go to play according to the above suggestions, the charter cost is about 2000 yuan, the scenic spot ticket is about 1000 yuan, and the average daily accommodation is 50*8=400 yuan. If you add spare money and shopping, it will cost about 6000 yuan. It depends on how you play.

It is suggested that you buy a travel book about Tibet or cities along the way before you travel, and you can read it at any time on the way, which is very helpful.

You can always ask me if you don't understand anything.

Have a nice trip!