What to wear to Xiling, Tibet in April?

What to wear to Tibet is indeed a problem. The weather in Tibet may be different from what everyone knows. Now the editor will tell you what clothes you should wear when going to Tibet. Here are the strategies.

Autumn (September, October and November)

Jackets: casual wear, outdoor wear, sportswear, etc. All applicable. It is recommended to choose a double-layer or thick coat; warm clothing: sweater or warm suit. Those with weak constitutions who are afraid of cold can add appropriate ones.

Outer pants: thick casual pants, outdoor pants, sports pants, etc. Thermal pants: thermal suit or long johns.

Cotton underwear is the first choice, and prepare a change of clothes.

Footwear: Hard-soled sports shoes, out shoes, and sneakers are all suitable; if you are going to Mount Everest, Ngari, and Medog, shoes from Gaobang are more suitable.

The autumn scenery in Tibet is very beautiful, with different colors sloping down from the mountains. There are many people hiking along the Ali, Medog and other routes. If you go to high-altitude areas like Ali, you should bring warm clothes such as sweaters and down jackets. The temperature in these areas may drop to several degrees below zero at night. For example, in areas such as Lhasa and Nyingchi, you should wear thermal underwear with thick jackets, long trousers with thick sports pants, and shoes with thick shoes and pants.

:What to wear

1. Suitable underwear and don’t bring too much. In Tibet, due to high reflection, climate, conditions and other factors, the frequency of bathing is about once every seven days, and clothes dry quickly outdoors under the strong sunlight at noon.

2. Consider what to wear when sleeping, try to wear long sleeves and long trousers, because Tibet is really not like that at night! often! cold! I have seen many friends catch a cold while sleeping at night, and it is difficult to catch a cold in plateau areas.

3. Have plans to go to high-altitude areas, such as Mount Everest, Ali, etc. Bring a hat, gloves and scarf if possible. Because you will need it when you get to Mount Everest and Ali, and there is no place to buy it! (Blood Lessons)

4. In addition to the large temperature difference, Tibet also has a very significant climate feature, which is dryness! Super dry! It’s normal to have nosebleeds in the morning, so girls who love beauty should bring a hydrating mask and lipstick! The purely moisturizing one can not only organize dry skin in the mouth, but can also be applied to other places when it is dry and painful. For example, rubbing your nose every day after a cold causes skin pain on both sides of the nose. Applying lipstick can temporarily relieve it.

Four Seasons

Spring in Tibet (March to May)

(This is what I wear in Lhasa in spring. I wear a vest in the morning and evening. )

Tourists who come to Tibet at this time usually go for the peach blossoms in Linzhi, and Tibet is still a little chilly at this time. Because you are traveling and there is a lot of movement, it is recommended to wear loose sportswear or casual clothes and light and comfortable shoes. When traveling to Tibet at this time, you can wear a thick cotton-padded jacket, an ordinary thermal underwear, and a thin pair of long johns on top of your pants. This underwear is mainly made of pure cotton.

Summer in Tibet (June-September)

It is enough to wear these clothes in Lhasa in the summer, and you even take off your coat when the sun comes out.

Tibet has entered the peak tourist season at this time, with bright sunshine and comfortable temperatures. If you are in Lhasa, you can wear long-sleeved T-shirts and casual pants during the day. At this time, Namtso has also thawed, and more and more people are hiking in Ngari, Medog and other areas. If you go to these high-altitude areas, bring warm clothing such as sweaters and down jackets. The temperature in these places can drop to a few degrees below zero at night, so it’s better to wear shoes.

Autumn in Tibet (October-November)

(Refer to the picture above for dressing in Lhasa in autumn, with a thin sweater added)

Autumn scenery in Tibet It is very beautiful, with different colors descending from the mountain in sequence. There are also many people taking the Ali, Medog and other routes. If you go to high-altitude areas like Ali, you should bring warm clothes such as sweaters and down jackets. The temperature in these areas may drop to several degrees below zero at night. In Lhasa, Nyingchi and other places, wear thick coats and thick thermal underwear. As for pants, it is recommended to wear sports pants and thick autumn pants. In terms of shoes, it is recommended that high-top out shoes are more suitable.

Winter in Tibet (December-February)

(If you go to Namtso in winter, you can refer to this man’s clothes. There are two sweaters inside and a jacket outside . )

Tibet at this time is like a baby sleeping in swaddling clothes, with a peaceful and tranquil beauty. At this time, tourists coming to Tibet just want to appreciate the elegance of the snowy plateau and feel the warm sunshine here. At this time, Ali, Medog, Namtso and other places have been blocked by heavy snow and are not suitable for sightseeing. It is very pleasant to bask in the sun at the Jokhang Temple Square during the day. Temperatures will reach a few degrees below zero in the morning and evening. Wear sweaters and down jackets. It is recommended to wear thick sweatpants and warm autumn pants to withstand this cold winter. As for shoes, hard-soled cotton shoes should be added.

Tips

1. High-altitude scenic spots such as Namtso, Mount Everest, and Ngari require warm clothing such as sweaters and down all year round; only bring one for a one-day trip to Namtso in August Thick sweaters are also acceptable, such as overnight down, which is warmer. For scenic spots with relatively low altitudes such as Lhasa, Nyingchi, Shigatse, and Shannan, please refer to the above dressing guide for spring, summer, autumn and winter to prepare your clothing.

Second, Tibet has strong sunshine and dry air all year round. Beauty lovers may consider bringing their own hats, sunglasses, lipstick, moisturizing and skin care products, etc.

3. Conference tourism, business tourism, etc.

If you need to appear on a formal occasion, you can prepare formal leather shoes separately.

4. If you have too much luggage or it is too troublesome to carry, you can buy warm clothes after Lhasa.

5. The temperature difference between day and night in Tibet is huge. The temperature difference between day and night reaches 15 degrees in winter, and is about 10 degrees in other seasons. Visitors to Tibet for the first time should keep warm to avoid catching a cold and affecting their itinerary.