The best tourist route from Wuhan to Xinjiang (about 12 days)

After the Qinghai-Tibet Railway was officially opened to traffic on July 1, I suggest going there by train this year. The train stops at 9 tourist stations from Golmud to Lhasa: Feng Yuqing, Chuma River, Tuotuo River, Buqiangge, Tanggula, Cuona Lake, Naqu, Dangxiong and Yangbajing. These stations have built sightseeing platforms with a length of 500 meters and a height of 1.25 meters, which can provide tourists with opportunities to watch and take photos at close range. You can take the train and visit the scenic spots at the same time. I think this is also the most attractive place to enter Tibet by train.

The trains running in July this year 1 are Beijing-Lhasa, Chengdu-Lhasa, Shanghai-Lhasa, Guangzhou-Lhasa and Xining-Lhasa. During the operation, two groups of trains in Shanghai and Guangzhou run every other day. After concentration in Xining, the train * * * leaves for Lhasa with an interval of about 15-20 minutes. However, it will be a bit troublesome to start from Wuhan, because there is no direct train, so you can only choose Wuhan-Beijing-Lhasa line or Wuhan-Zhengzhou-Xining-Lhasa line.

For the Wuhan-Beijing-Lhasa line: T80 12.5 hour hard sleeper fare from Wuhan to Beijing is 272; It takes about 48 hours from Beijing to Lhasa. It takes 60.5 hours to add up.

Wuhan-Zhengzhou-Xining-Lhasa Line: The fastest T502 train from Wuhan to Zhengzhou takes 6 hours, and the fare for the hard sleeper middle berth is139; The 20 10A journey from Zhengzhou to Xining takes 22.5 hours, and the ticket price for the hard sleeper middle berth is only178; It takes about 24 hours from Xining to Lhasa. It takes 52.5 hours to calculate a * * *. (because the specific time and fare of the Qinghai-Tibet line have not been released, the whole fare cannot be counted. )

In contrast, the Wuhan-Zhengzhou-Xining-Lhasa line takes a short time and the fare is cheaper. However, due to the complicated affairs during the two transfers, the specific choice needs to be decided by people.

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