How many days does it take to travel to Tibet?

It is recommended to travel to Tibet for at least one week.

In a week's time, you can not only go to the main scenic spots in Tibet, such as Shigatse, Namco, Linzhi and Yanghu, but also feel the natural scenery and human landscape in Tibet. Xizang Autonomous Region is located in the southwest of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China. It borders Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in the north, Sichuan Province in the east, Qinghai Province in the northeast, Yunnan Province in the southeast, Myanmar, India, Bhutan, Nepal and other countries in the south, and Kashmir in the west.

The land boundary is more than 4,000 kilometers, the widest from north to south is more than 900 kilometers, and the longest from east to west is more than 2,000 kilometers. It is an important gateway to the southwest border of China, with no access to the sea. There are many places of interest in Tibet, and there are 25 1 cultural relics protection units at all levels in the region, including 27 national key cultural relics protection units.

Matters needing attention in traveling to Tibet

You need to make sure that you are healthy and not too bad. If you are not at ease, it is suggested that you can have a physical examination in the hospital before entering Tibet to make sure that you have no diseases that hinder your trip to the plateau. Treatment of altitude sickness: Most visitors to Tibet will have altitude sickness to some extent. As long as they pay attention to rest and diet, they will generally adapt and will not be too nervous; When the high reaction is serious, some drugs can be taken appropriately.

Tibet is located in the plateau area, with thin atmosphere and strong sunshine. Sunscreen, sunglasses and sun hat are essential. The climate in Tibet is also very dry, especially when it is windy in winter, so you must prepare moisturizing cream and moisturizing mask when you go to Tibet. In addition, don't forget the high moisturizing lip balm. In Tibet, lips are easy to dry, which is worse than dry skin.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tibet