Ask for a detailed guide to hitchhiking from Lijiang to Lhasa! The more detailed, the better. Please help prawns a lot!

1, Lijiang takes a bus to Shangri-La, or you can go to Deqin-Mangkang-Changdu-Zuogong-Linzhi-Lhasa first. There are passenger buses all the way, so you can go there to play! It is best to take this route in April-May in spring or September-65438+10 in autumn. The weather is fine and the scenery is beautiful.

2.~ ~ From Kunming? You can learn from it, almost ~ ~. From Kunming to Tibet, without going through Chengdu. The specific route is to Dali and then follow G2 14, from Shangri-La to Deqin to Mangkang. You take the legendary G3 18 Sichuan-Tibet Highway, and then go all the way west to Lhasa.

As for the cost, it's up to you. As long as it is not extravagant, it won't cost much. I took a bus from Lhasa to Mangkang, with an average daily accommodation 100.

There are not many shuttle buses along the way, but those who are not short of money can also charter a car. There are many rich people, so there are many people who charter cars. Haha, I took 10 days and chartered a car for about 6 days. Shuttle attractions don't stop, so it's faster.

As for the scenic spots, I don't want to talk about a section of Yunnan because I took Sichuan-Tibet and didn't take Yunnan-Tibet because of time. It is said that it is beautiful to fly to the temple to see Meili Snow Mountain. From Mangkang to Lhasa, there are snow-capped mountains, lakes, waterfalls and rape blossoms, depending on the season, forests, grasslands, wooden houses, Gobi and glaciers. I don't think it's necessary to spend money on any scenic spots at all. In Lhasa, the scenery in northern Tibet is slightly worse, but the religious atmosphere is very strong? Especially in Shigatse, the atmosphere depends on whether you like it or not. There is no need to spend money on those big temples. Basically, the tickets are all above 50 yuan. Even the legendary Sera Temple now charges 50 yuan. There are no student tickets in Tibet. Hehe, it's quite easy to pick up people or be picked up when going to Lhasa.

5. Pay attention to safety on the road. I feel that most Tibetans are simple and enthusiastic, only the legendary evil. I have never met them anyway. As for landslides and mudslides, it all depends on your character. If you haven't done anything bad at ordinary times, you can rest assured to go on the road. Tibet is a magical place, and God will bless every devout pilgrim, even if you are just a tourist.

6. In fact, the train ticket is not monopolized by travel agencies, but a railway, and there are too many people going, especially on holidays. If you really want to take a train, you can buy a ticket to Lanzhou, take a bus to Xining, take a train to Golmud, and then take a train to Golmud ~ ~

It's easier to get tickets,

Have a nice trip ~!

How you want to get there depends on whether you like being direct or having fun while browsing.

I can give you a detailed answer about the Tibet section, but the Yunnan section is not very clear.

We can only go to Shangri-La and Lhasa. Oh, forget about walking. There is a virgin forest here in Lijiang. Although it is not a mountain road, no one can save you if you are in trouble or emergency on the road. Lijiang has strong ultraviolet rays. Pay attention to sun protection and altitude sickness.

? Deqin also belongs to Yunnan. It is estimated that you should have no problem from Shangri-La to Deqin. Because Yunnan produces fruit in April, there should be a car to transport fruit from Deqin to Mangkang, and since Mangkang, the traffic on the Sichuan-Tibet line has been busy, so you can take several hitchhiking trips. First, trucks passing through this line are generally easy to talk to. If you are eloquent and have a good chat with the driver, it is normal not to charge you money. Second, if you change your route and drive by car, or buy a new car from Chengdu in Lhasa, you can hitch a ride, and chatting well is equally free; Third, long-distance buses passing through this route will take this route one by one, and only when there are vacancies on the bus will they leave, but they will definitely collect money; Fourth, Tibetan minibuses, vans and tractors, as long as you wave in the aisle of 3 18, someone will pick them up when there is a vacancy, and the segmentation is no problem.

Mangkang, Basu, Bomi and Linzhi are all counties along National Highway 3 18. Accommodation is not a problem. If you can afford it well, you can choose a hotel for farmers and herdsmen, which is not very hygienic, but it is super cheap. You can even find a home for farmers and herdsmen. Tibetan compatriots are generally hospitable. There may be youth hostels in Linzhi, but other counties are not called youth hostels. Call farmers and herdsmen hotel or XX guest house. Try to choose Tibetan names because they are much cheaper. The price is around 20 to 100, depending on the conditions and road sections.

It tastes more expensive. It is suggested to buy some dry food on the way, and then go to some Sichuan restaurants in the county for dinner every night. Relative economy. If you eat on the road, a bowl of noodles or box lunch usually costs 20. The worst thing about long-distance buses is that they have some collusion with restaurants. Be sure to get off and spend money when you arrive, and don't leave it in the car. The temperature difference in Tibet is large. If you get off the bus at night and don't eat, nine times out of ten you will catch a cold, which is not worth the candle.

If you can eat the first and fourth kinds, you are unlikely to be slaughtered, while the second and third kinds are most likely to be slaughtered.

1, thick clothes must be brought, and it is best to add velvet to the coat because of the large temperature difference; Camping in the wild is not recommended because there are really fierce animals such as wolves in that area.

It's hard to say, because the overall public security environment in Tibet should be much better than that in the mainland, but accidents can't be ruled out, especially when traveling. It's better to stay in a hotel at night.

3. Look at the name. Generally, Tibetan hotels have Tibetan names and then translate them into Chinese. Almost all Han people have Han names.

4. Yes, the cheap ones are usually shared by many people, but it is no exaggeration to live in a room with more than 30 people. If you can find hotels for farmers and herdsmen, there are usually double rooms or single rooms. The specific price should be 60 to 100 yuan (county) at present. Generally, there is a bathroom on the first floor. The prices of small hotels in county towns vary greatly, ranging from tens to hundreds. This can show your bargaining power.

You can supply all the way, but the price is slightly higher. It is recommended to find a supermarket in the county, preferably a card of the Agricultural Bank. Postal service and Agricultural Bank of China can withdraw money freely in county towns, but generally there will be postal ATMs in county towns, and postal services are not very popular.