How much does it cost to travel from Shanghai to Tibet 1 1 day? Is there any place to play?

It is recommended not to charter a car, because the cost performance of chartered cars in Tibet is very low.

Only 1 1 day, you have to choose. First of all, I suggest you go to Mount Everest. In my opinion, the cost performance of Everest is really low. It takes five days to come back from Lhasa, and the scenery is average. Any snow mountain on the road is more beautiful than Mount Everest, the price is too high (Mount Everest ticket+shuttle bus fee +4 nights accommodation+mountain charter and wheel fee), and the documents are very strict. Anyway, it's not worth it

Suggested itinerary:

1, if you go to Lhasa first, if you arrive by plane, you should go to Linzhi first to prevent high rebellion. Lhasa is 3800 meters above sea level and Linzhi is 2800 meters above sea level. There are two must-see places for Linzhi's activities. One is Le Jia, a Tibetan in Zhaxigang, Lulang, who stayed for one night, experienced Tibetan customs, hid the virgin forest in the southeast and harvested highland barley fields (going in August and September). Second, the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon and Nange Bawa Peak in Paizhen live in straightforward villages. These two places will take at least 3 days.

2. Go back to Lhasa for half a day. You can visit Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple and Bajiao Street.

3. Go to Namco, arrive in the afternoon, and climb the mountain of Tashi Peninsula to watch the sunset-the burning clouds of Namco sunset will shock you and make you feel that climbing the mountain is worthwhile. Need to stay in a tent hotel (prefabricated room) for one night.

4. Go back to Lhasa for half a day. Continue to see the scenic spots in Lhasa, such as Tibet Museum and Norbulingka.

5. Go to Langkazi and stay in the county for one night. Go to Yangzhuo Yongcuo Lake by car or on foot. Lhasa takes the shuttle bus at Langkazi office. Namco and Yanghu are the two most beautiful lakes in Tibet, one magnificent and the other beautiful.

I wrote Travel Notes of Tibet in Summer of 2009, which contains detailed travel and accommodation strategies for your reference.