It won't take long to travel to Tibet at your own expense. How to arrange it?

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The nearest train to Lhasa should start from Bengbu, and the train from Shanghai to Lhasa seems to pass through Bengbu. If there are many students, you can let one of them buy a hard berth, the others buy a hard seat, and everyone takes turns to rest, so it may not be much more expensive if it is shared equally.

If you live in Lhasa, there are many youth hostels, family hotels and inns to choose from. If there are many people, you can live in multiple rooms, so the room rate is low. Maybe 30-50 people can take care of each other. In fact, Lhasa is much safer than the mainland. Just be careful when you go out.

Without Lhasa, the biggest cost is tickets. Bugong 100, Jokhang Temple 80, and dozens of other temples. This should be considered clearly. If you don't like religious things very much, just look at the most important Bugong and Jokhang Temple. If you want to go to Namco, it will be more convenient for you to have more people. You can find your own car and let everyone share it equally in Namco the next day, maybe around 200. If you want to play in Lhasa, the best thing is to wander around during the day and soak in bars at night. Some bars in Lhasa are still very famous. But drink less, and you will soon reach the plateau. It's best to drink less and do less strenuous exercise.

In terms of food, many small restaurants in Lhasa, Sichuan cuisine or Tibetan cuisine, have low consumption and good taste, so you can choose. If you can drink butter tea, it is better to eat Ciba. These are very cheap in Lhasa, and they are also very useful in fighting against high rebellion, and the nutrition is good. It depends on your taste.

The itinerary can be arranged like this. On the first day, I got used to the plateau, strolled around and looked at the cloth palace.

On the second day, I visited the Jokhang Temple in Bugong, and I was free in the evening. On the third day, you can visit Sera Temple and drepung monastery near Lhasa. The fourth day, Namco. On the fifth day, continue shopping and prepare for the return trip. The return ticket and the cloth palace ticket must be implemented as soon as possible, otherwise the trip may be delayed.

In terms of expenses, round-trip hard-seat train from Shanghai to Lhasa, 800 yuan, ticket to Bugong Jokhang Temple, 200 yuan, visit to 300 yuan in Namco, daily consumption (including accommodation) of x5 ***500 yuan, and local transportation of five days in 200 yuan. I think 2000-2500 yuan should be able to win. These are all estimates, but if you can bring more money, you should prepare more for yourself, just in case.

I can think of these for the time being. My q20 164020, you can leave a message if you have any questions.