What are the songs suitable for traveling? Do you have any good travel strategies?

Some time ago, Zhao Lei's "Chengdu" became an instant hit on the Internet, which not only made him famous, but also made Chengdu famous again. Besides this song sung by Zhao Lei, it also reminds me of songs such as Getting on the Train to Lhasa, Hangzhou and Luzhou Moon, but I think the most interesting thing is going to Lhasa.

If you go to Lhasa, you'd better stay for a few more days, so that you can experience the local customs, which is completely different from what we feel in the north. You can choose to live in a youth hostel, where the house price is more cost-effective. If there are many people, you can directly choose multiple rooms. Basically, a person will spend more than 30 yuan. Moreover, the location of this hotel is very good, right in the center of Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, and the hotel is also a traditional Tibetan quadrangle. Although there are alleys around, it won't be very noisy to live in.

You can go to Sweet Teahouse to have a rest in the afternoon. You can see people of all identities here. Basically, all kinds of gossip in this country come in and out from here. If a friend knows Tibetan, he won't come for nothing. Besides, the sweet tea in the shop is only 70 cents a cup, and there are other delicious foods, such as Tibetan noodles and Tibetan buns. After eating and drinking enough, you can go to Jokhang Temple for a stroll, which can be completed in about two hours. If the weather is fine, I can't help but feel a little awe when I see people kneeling and kowtowing in the square. And there are Tibetan ornaments in the street behind, which is quite memorable.

After that, you can go to Barkhor Street, because the Tibetan life here is very strong. All kinds of shops enter the street, including Tibetan knives, robes and other daily necessities. If you believe in religion, you can visit the secret courtyard, which will give you a different experience. Even if the day is almost over, you can go to the snack street to eat a little in the evening, and then you can go directly to the Potala Palace the next day, but you need tickets here and you can visit it in three hours.