Which route should I take to go to go on road trip, Tibet?

With regard to self-driving in Tibet, there are eight routes, one of which is to enter Tibet from Bingzhongluo on the Yunnan border. On the traffic map of Tibet, it is marked as Roman Road. The road is surprisingly dangerous, but the scenery along the way is super beautiful, which is a paradise for self-driving and crossing enthusiasts.

This road is called BCC for short. The name of Iced Tea Road originated from the names of the three most important nodes on this road to Tibet, namely Yunbing Luo Zhong, Tea Hua Rong and Tea Yu, with a total length of about 280 kilometers.

Bing Zhongluo belongs to Yunnan, Cha Huarong and Cha Yu belong to Linzhi, Tibet. Now the government has named this road the new Yunnan-Tibet tourist passage. The first stage of Bingzhongluo-Nachaluo Grand Canyon-ChaHuarong is 94 kilometers, and the second stage is from ChaHuarong to Chayu: ChaHuarong-Muruo Village-Chayu is 200 kilometers.

Once one person and one car successfully crossed BCC, with rich products and beautiful scenery. Because the road is breathtaking, with mountains on one side and the Grand Canyon on the other, it is best to avoid the rainy season in July and avoid landslides and mudslides. The choice of cars should be mainly hard-core off-road vehicles. Be sure to do your homework, observe the recent weather and replenish fuel and food before you leave. The normal crossing time is four days. After arriving in Chayu, you can continue to Ranwu Lake-Bomi-Linzhi-Lhasa, which takes three days.

Along the way, Nujiang Grand Canyon is sandwiched between Robbie Snow Mountain and Gaoligong Mountain. On both sides, the mountains are majestic, the valleys are deep, the river drop is large and the rapids are high. The deepest part of the canyon is in the Bingzhongluo area of Gongshan, with a height of 3,500 meters. Because it is extremely profound and mysterious, it is one of the best places for adventure tourism.