I want to travel to Tibet in January 2011, self-help, student, please give me advice! ! !

You can take Linzhi-Bomi-Ranwu route. This route is economical and worthwhile. If you are lucky enough to see the true face of Namjagbarwa Peak when you set off from Linzhi in a chartered car and climb Sejila Mountain, it means that you have extraordinary good luck, because this peak is hidden in the clouds and mist all year round, making it rare even for locals to see it. See. Going down Sejila Mountain, what appears in front of you is the fairy-tale scenery of Lulang. Lulang has different beauty in different seasons. There are countless unknown flowers and plants decorating the pastures. The pastures and forests are vertically distributed, and the handsome horses are leisurely. Eating grass... The beauty of Lulang is so beautiful that people are in a trance. For a moment, they can't tell whether this is the human world or the world in a fairy tale. There is also the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, the longest, deepest and largest canyon in the world and the first of the ten most beautiful canyons in China, covering Nyingchi, Milin, Bomi and Medog. Linzhi to Bomi is part of it. The huge water flow passes through the narrow place, which is majestic and thrilling. The Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon is a canyon valley with the richest mountain ecosystem types, vegetation types, and biological communities in the world. It is a miniature scenic spot of global climate and ecology.

For food and accommodation, if you want to experience a different camping experience, it is recommended to go to a tent camp 200 kilometers from Linzhi to Bomi. The fee is 45 yuan per person, including one night, two meals, and breakfast. , dinner and tent, sleeping bag, moisture-proof mat. Additional consumption: 15 yuan per person for lunch. If you order food or eat barbecue, the cost is extra. Drinks are also extra. My feeling is pretty good. In addition, you can also find some youth hostels or family hotels to stay, but I personally think they are more expensive, not including meals, hehe.