My boyfriend and I want to go to Tibet for a self-help tour. How to arrange it?

Itinerary suggestion: On the first day, the train entered Tibet and arrived in Lhasa. In the evening, you can go to Potala Palace Square to see the music fountain, and the night view is also beautiful. The next day, the Potala Palace, the Tibet Museum (the most free) and Jokhang Temple (Norbulingka is not recommended, the development is not very good, there is nothing to see, and the ticket price is not cheap. On the third day, the tomb of Tibet, Lhasa-Shannan area (the birthplace of Tibetan culture, including Yongbulakang and Sanye Temple), it is recommended not to see it. Live in Shannan at night. The fourth Tianshan Mountain South-Yangzhuo Yongcuo (beautiful lake view)-Langzika (what glaciers are there along the way)-Jiangze (shooting location and story prototype in red river valley)-Set a date and stay at night. On the fifth day, I got up at 4: 00 a.m. and set out from the fixed day-Everest Base Camp (I often can't see Everest this season due to heavy fog, so I have to get a border guard card before I can enter). Go back to Shigatse in the evening. On the sixth day, I visited Tashilhunpo Temple in the morning and returned to Lhasa in the afternoon. On the seventh day, Namco. Return to Lhasa the same day. On the eighth day, (Lhasa-Riduo Hot Spring (where you can take a bath)-Basongcuo-Linzhi (the scenery of Yangni River), stay in Linzhi at night.

On the ninth day, there is an ancient glacier next to Linzhi-Bomi-Ranwu Lake), along the way, there are Baiwang (charging), Lulang Linhai (overlooking Nange Bawa Peak), Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon (want to see the Yarlung Zangbo River bend for one more day), and stay in Ranwu Town at night. On the tenth day, Ranwu Town-Basu-Changdu, along the way, there are Nujiang River, Bonda Grassland and Bonda Airport. On the eleventh day, Qamdo Qiang Bahrain Temple.

On the twelfth day, I went to Chengdu by plane or bus from Changdu. The above is based on the fastest progress of chartered cars. If you have enough time, you can walk slowly. Accommodation conditions in Tibet are relatively poor. There are 3 or 4-star hotels in Lhasa and other areas, but at the county level, it is a guest house, which is very dirty. You can bring a sleeping bag. The more you go to the countryside, the worse your accommodation is, and you may not be able to rest well. Generally, the three-star standard in the mainland should be 2. There is a 20-20 berth in 300 yuan and 50 yuan, an ordinary youth hostel. Prices in Tibet are relatively high, and tickets for tourist attractions are very expensive. You can save a lot of money if you just look at the natural scenery. Security is relatively good, as long as you live at or above the county level, there is basically no problem. Just watch your diet. In rural areas, it is best not to eat and drink tea in farmers and herdsmen's homes, so as to avoid acclimatization. There are restaurants run by Han people along the road.