What is the best way to travel to Tibet?

Jedi Zongheng said: The best way to go to Tibet is by motorcycle. Because hiking requires perseverance and time to complete the entire journey, and the cost is not low. Self-driving is a good choice, but the cost is high and there are many restrictions. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery but cannot be integrated into the beautiful scenery because you are separated by a layer of glass. .

Cycling requires perseverance as well as physical strength and time. Motorcycling is ideal because it can integrate into nature and enjoy the beautiful scenery. It does not consume much physical energy, is fast, has low requirements on road conditions, is short in time and low in cost. Mode of transportation. The second is that riding a motorcycle allows you to appreciate the beauty of nature better than riding a car.

Dolma said: Most people who take the Sichuan-Tibet Line will choose to drive by themselves. Make an appointment with a friend to drive there by yourself. The regular route from Chengdu to Lhasa usually takes about 10 days. If you want to go crazy, you can get there in 3 days. Some literary and artistic people will choose to ride.

Every year during the summer vacation, you will encounter a lot of cyclists on the road. But the number of people who can actually ride the entire distance without taking a ride or even pushing a bicycle is less than 10%. It takes a lot of perseverance to ride the entire distance, but for the likes in the circle of friends and the admiration of female fans, this method is not bad.

Falling in love with Letu said: If you have the conditions, you must drive yourself! There is no best off-road vehicle for self-driving in Tibet. It all depends on what kind of vehicle you can prepare. Before 2002, it was difficult to get a tank on the Sichuan-Tibet Line if you did not have certain driving skills. It is recommended to use an off-road vehicle with four-wheel drive function. Two-wheel drive vehicles are also popular in Tibet. It is recommended that the ground clearance be >15cm.

As long as it is a domestically produced off-road vehicle (as long as it is qualified, it is called an off-road vehicle) there will be no problem entering Tibet. In addition, I remind you that the spare tire must be indispensable. Check whether the tire pressure of the spare tire is normal before departure; prepare some stockings to filter impurities when refueling; reinforce the exhaust pipe/battery base/water tank, and it is best to install a spiral on the rear suspension spring.