I want to go to Tibet

In fact, there is no need to make a fuss when traveling to Tibet! Friends from the mainland should be fine if they don’t have colds or lung infections before or during their trip to Tibet.

1. This season is a good choice to travel to Lhasa, mainly because this season coincides with the Lhasa Shoton Festival, Shigatse Everest Cultural Tourism Festival, etc. (This year’s Shoton Festival is in August From the 20th to the 27th, the Everest Cultural Tourism Festival is from August 26th to 31st). During this period, tourists can appreciate many Tibetan customs and the true charm of Tibet as the "Sea of ??Song and Dance";

2. You can choose the following routes when traveling in Lhasa:

(1) Potala - Ramoche Temple - Jokhang Temple - Barkhor Street (after visiting the Potala Palace, you can take a taxi It costs 10 yuan to go to Ramoche Temple. After visiting Ramoche Temple, you can walk to Jokhang Temple, which is very close, and then you can visit Barkhor Street, which is right behind Jokhang Temple);

(2) Museum - Norbulingka - Drepung Monastery - Sera Monastery, (Norbulingka is opposite the museum, less than 300 meters away. There is no need to take a taxi from Norbulingka to Drepung Monastery. There are buses. 2 yuan, there is also a bus from Drepung Monastery to Sera Monastery, 2 yuan, but it is difficult to visit these four scenic spots in one day);

(3) Lhasa - Yangbajing - Namtso (yes. It is not cost-effective and unnecessary to charter a car yourself when participating in a one-day individual travel group);

(4) Cost: The fare and ticket cost for the above routes are about 1,000 yuan. As for other room and board expenses, it all depends on your own consumption standards. I have nothing to say!

3. It is best to join an individual group when traveling to Mount Everest. The transportation from Lhasa - Shigatse - Tingri is very convenient, and the transportation cost is less than 150 yuan, but it is mainly from Tingri to Tingri. There is no shuttle bus to Mount Everest, so you have to find your own transportation. Therefore, I suggest that you join an individual group going to Mount Everest in Lhasa. Of course, when traveling to Mount Everest, you must first weigh your physical fitness and ability to adapt to the plateau climate. I have seen many mainland tourists who are out of breath and uncomfortable even in Lhasa, not to mention Mount Everest. Of course, there are also many mainland tourists who stay calm and out of breath at Everest Base Camp, just like the locals. I really admire them. Secondly, it depends on your luck. It mainly refers to the weather. If the weather is good, you can enjoy the majesty of the world's highest peak when you arrive at the base camp. If the weather is bad, you can't see anything except the general outline of Mount Everest!

4. When traveling to Tibet, I suggest you take a train into Tibet. Firstly, you will have to slowly adapt to the plateau climate. Secondly, you can enjoy the magnificent scenery and wild animals of the northern Tibetan grasslands along the way; < /p>

5. For the routes and attractions provided above, half a month is enough. It’s really hard to say in terms of cost. It mainly depends on your own spending standards, what level of hotel you stay in, what your dietary requirements are, etc. There are too many factors that affect your spending standards!

What I said today was a bit incoherent. I wonder if the poster understood what I meant.

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