Why do I have to go to Tibet once in my life?

Travel is something that everyone yearns for, but too few can go out.

Tibet is a place that everyone wants to go, but too few people can go. Why do you always have to go to Tibet once in your life?

Tibet is like a book that can never be finished, full of mystery. You will never be able to hear the deepest story until the last page. In the vast land of China, if you want to name a place that you must visit in your lifetime, it must be Tibet. If you want to ask which place in Tibet has the most beautiful spring, it must be Nyingchi. Anyone who has seen Linzhi’s sea of ??flowers will mistakenly think that they have arrived in paradise.

Spring in Linzhi Tibet begins when the first flower buds emerge from the peach blossoms in Linzhi. The "Snowy Little Jiangnan" looks particularly enchanting in this season. The peach blossoms in Linzhi bloom wantonly and wildly, like the elves of spring, blooming only at this moment, without covering up, telling visitors with the most eye-catching gesture that they will take over all the beauty of spring.

Yamdrok Yumcuo is known as the most beautiful water in the world. Yanghu is regarded as "the goddess's scattered turquoise earrings" in the minds of Tibetan compatriots, because no matter which angle you look at, you can't see the whole picture of Yangzhuo. She has three sisters, Kongmu Cuo, Shen Cuo and Bajiu Cuo. . The four sisters are in a huge lake basin, connected hand and foot, unable to be separated, and together they form a holy lake that we cannot see the edge with the naked eye.

After passing the Nyenchen Tanglha Pass in Namtso, you will see the dreaming plateau lake-Namtso Lake. Namtso Lake, meaning Sky Lake, is one of the three holy lakes in Tibet and the highest saltwater lake in the world. According to legend, Namtso is the goddess of the Tianhu Lake. She and Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain were a pair of lovers who fell in love. In the late third and early fourth centuries, Namtso Lake was formed due to the depression of the earth's crust.

Come here to the Jokhang Temple to see the location of the heart of Lhasa; listen to the heartbeat of Tibet. The Jokhang Temple is the earliest wooden building in Tibet. According to legend, it was built by Songtsen Gampo, the Tibetan emperor, to marry Princess Trizun of Nepal and enshrine the eight-year-old life-size Buddha statue she brought with her.

Many people come here to the Potala Palace just to take a look at it. The Potala Palace standing on Maburi Mountain in the center of Lhasa is not only a symbol of the city, but also a symbol of the snow-covered plateau and a museum of Tibetan culture.

The Tibetan Folk Village is at the foot of the wilderness and snow-capped mountains, beside the clear Niyang River, and embraced by majestic mountains. There is a small town that has experienced thousands of vicissitudes, where you can talk about history and listen to the voice of national integration.

Bajiao Street Bajiao Street was stepped on by pilgrims who circled the Jokhang Temple day after day and year after year. Here you can see ancient religious beliefs and modern commercial prosperity running side by side.

Looking back at each other, the Potala Palace is looking back at us. Hello, dear Potala; Hello, beloved snowy sunshine; Hello, the last piece of pure land.

Travel is a spiritual practice

We are all on our pilgrimage non-stop

Both body and soul, there must always be one running wildly along the way

Everyone must visit Tibet once in his life.