Jiangsu, I want to travel to Lhasa alone for a week in May. Is it enough to spend about 5000 yuan on ordinary sightseeing?

I really don't recommend going to Lhasa on May Day, because I went to Lhasa at the same time, and there were too many people going to Lhasa. But it is also good to go on May Day. On the one hand, the temperature on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau warms up, the grass sprouts, and the oxygen content greatly increases, which can effectively reduce altitude sickness (the stronger the physique, the stronger the reaction). As your trip is only one week, I suggest you take a train to Tibet (which can reduce altitude sickness) and fly out of Tibet. The train ticket from Nanjing to Lhasa is 74 1 yuan. If you stay in a three-star hotel such as the Aviation Hotel next to the Potala Palace, it will be between 180 ~ 350 yuan/1 night, and the five-star hotel will be between 850 ~ 1200. Tickets for scenic spots such as Potala Palace will be around 280 in the peak season. The above hotels and tickets can be online. There are many small restaurants run by Sichuanese, and vegetables are a little expensive. There is a snack street on the left side of Potala Palace, where the food stalls are good. Most taxis in Lhasa are driven by Sichuanese and Qinghai people. When you get on the bus, you must insist on setting your watch. Don't bargain with them. This is a bit deceptive. If you plan to use it at a preferential price of 5 thousand yuan, you can still travel, but I suggest booking train tickets or air tickets in advance. It is difficult to buy a return ticket during May Day, and it is hard to get a ticket.