How many days in Lhasa is the best time to travel to Lhasa?

What does Lhasa look like in your eyes? What time of the year do you think is the best time to go to Lhasa? Today, the editor will talk to you about some strategies and precautions about Lhasa. Also be careful when you go.

How many days are appropriate to play?

This question depends on how much time you have and how you want to play.

However, there are two basic rules that need to be followed:

1. Because they have just arrived in Lhasa, most people will have varying degrees of altitude sickness. Therefore, it is recommended to spend at least 2 days in Lhasa. This is also a process for the body to adapt to the plateau environment. Moreover, Lhasa has the best medical conditions in Tibet. If severe altitude sickness occurs, it is very convenient to treat. Even if you go back to the mainland right away, planes and trains are the most developed.

2. Even if you spend 2-3 days in Lhasa, you must follow the method of first easy and then difficult, first easy and then difficult. In other words, in order to slowly adapt to the plateau environment, you should not do strenuous exercise (such as mountain climbing) when you first arrive in Lhasa. You should start with some easy activities and gradually increase the amount of exercise.

So the suggestion here is to play for at least 2 days, basically 3 days, or more.

When is the best time to go?

Although Lhasa is located on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, about 3,650 meters above sea level, it is actually in a small basin. You have to climb mountains about 5,000 meters above sea level in the east, west, north and south of Lhasa. This determines that the climate in Lhasa is very good in the whole of Tibet. It is warm in winter and cool in summer. You can travel to Lhasa all year round.

In Lhasa in winter, the sunshine is warm during the day and cold at night. You can experience the local people’s Tibetan New Year.

Lhasa in spring is relatively warm during the day and cool at night, and it rains easily at night. After April, spring flowers bloom;

In summer, Lhasa is hot during the day and cool at night, but because it is the rainy season, it rains easily.

Lhasa in autumn, with warm days and cool nights, is the most beautiful time of the year.

Lhasa is a city in southwest China. Its climate is warm in winter and cool in summer. In winter, the daytime temperature ranges from 0 to 10 degrees Celsius, and the coldest temperature at night is about minus 12 degrees, but most of it is minus 3 to 6 degrees below zero. Summer is the peak tourist season from June to October. The daytime temperature is around 26 degrees, but it is also the rainy season. Lhasa is a magical place. It is sunny during the day and rainy at night, so the air humidity and temperature are very comfortable in summer.

What season should we say? Linzhi has peach blossoms in spring, and Lhasa has the bluest season in summer. The blue sky and green grass complement the fairyland of Yangzhuoyongcuo Lake. Autumn is the highest time, with fallen leaves covering the ground. Think of autumn leaves under a blue sky. It doesn’t snow in the city in winter. The frozen Pumwongcuo Lake and the 40 glaciers on the border with Bhutan can give you a magical view.

The months from June to October cost the most, because it is the peak tourist season, and hotel rooms cost around 200 per night. In other seasons, you’ll save a ton of money on both admission and room and board.

Tibet has different themes suitable for tourism throughout the year.

Spring: March 15th to April 20th, with peach blossom as the theme.

Summer: - May 1, 2018, the traditional tourist season in Tibet. Starting from May 1 this season, all scenic spots will resume full-price tickets. Hotels, fares, etc. It is also the most expensive time of the year, and the number of people entering Tibet is always the largest. Train tickets to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau are also hard to come by (children who need train tickets can talk to me privately). This is the legendary price. Tickets to the Potala Palace are also hard to come by. Various grand religious festivals were held during this period. At this time in Tibet, it is suitable to go to Northern Tibet, Ngari, Shannan, and Mount Everest.

Autumn: Autumn in Tibet, Southeast Tibet, Linzhi and Lulang in the Golden World are first, but the time is short.

Winter: It is the most depressing season of the year. At this time, there were only a few areas like Lhasa, Shigatse and other places. They are all suitable for traveling (basking in the sun and being in a daze). In other areas, mountains and roads are closed, and hotels are closed. It is also the most cost-effective tourist season of the year (everything is cheap, so if you just want to come to Lhasa and relax, you can choose this time).

Precautions on the way to the plateau

When entering Tibet, prepare anti-ADHD products such as Gao Yuan'an, Rhodiola rosea, and American ginseng lozenges in advance, and take them according to the instructions. You can also prepare some commonly used medications. But it is very convenient to buy in Lhasa. Mainly out of Lhasa, other places may be more difficult to buy.

Due to the cold climate on the plateau and the large temperature difference between day and night, you must keep warm to prevent colds. Both colds and respiratory infections may lead to acute altitude sickness. If you have a cold, it is recommended to take a good rest and do not play hard all the time, which may lead to life-threatening altitude sickness.

If severe hyperreflexia symptoms occur on the way to the plateau, you should rest immediately and seek medical treatment in time. In severe cases, require oxygen. If severe chest tightness, severe coughing, difficulty breathing, pink foamy sputum, slow reaction, apathy, or even coma occur, in addition to the above treatment, you should go to a nearby hospital for rescue as soon as possible, or transfer to a lower altitude area as soon as possible for treatment Rehabilitation.

Since it takes a long time to enter the plateau by car, the accommodation conditions are poor, and the physical strength is high. Before departure, you should prepare more water or drinks and delicious and easy-to-digest food to replenish the body's necessary water and calories in time. You can bring some glucose with you to replenish your energy.

Attention! Don’t be too excited when you first arrive in Tibet. It’s too easy to bounce around.

At the same time, it is recommended not to take a shower for the first two days. Because the body is tired, there will be more water vapor in the bathroom and less oxygen, which can easily lead to high reactions.

When you arrive, you can drink some butter tea. Sweet tea helps with relief, but butter tea tastes a little off to me.