What exactly is the function of a van that is known as the sacred vehicle for entering Tibet?

When it comes to traveling to Tibet, most people will choose to travel by car into Tibet because they can enjoy the scenery along the way, take a break when they are tired, and immerse themselves in the unique environment of Tibet. At the same time, many people will joke that the van is an "artifact that enters Tibet." Why do you say that a van is an artifact that enters Tibet? Let me give you a review below.

First of all, from an economic perspective, the price of a van may only be tens of thousands of yuan, while an ordinary family car costs hundreds of thousands, and the performance of the van is also very powerful. , and it is also very durable. Everyone knows that the roads on the Sichuan-Tibet Line are actually not that good, and potholes are inevitable. Therefore, if you drive a luxury car into the Sichuan-Tibet Line, the chassis will definitely be seriously damaged. Wear and tear, many people feel very distressed about this, and if you drive a van, the damage will be very small, because the van has a high chassis and a large interior space, so you can bring a lot of dry food and protect yourself The experience on the road will be more perfect. At the same time, the interior space of the van is large, so you can take a better rest when you are tired.

Secondly, everyone knows that vans, especially Wuling Hongguang, are the most famous car in my country. Its maintenance is actually very easy, and the maintenance cost is very low. If other vehicles are damaged on the Sichuan-Tibet Line, If it is worn out, or a certain part is damaged, the repair cost will be very high. But for a van, you don’t have to worry about this. Its parts are also very common, so the cost will be very low, and most car owners You can fix it yourself.

The most important thing is that the blind spot of the van is very small, which can better protect your own safety, because there are many dangers on the Sichuan-Tibet Line that we cannot predict and can only be avoided in advance, such as mountains Collapses, mudslides, hail, etc., so driving an economical van can better expand our horizons and help us discover the existence of crises.

This is why vans are said to be "the artifacts of Tibet." At the same time, I personally think that vans consume less fuel and have lower demands on terrain.