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What is the best season and the most convenient route for traveling from Zhenjiang to Tibet?

Selection of time to enter Tibet

The tourist season in Tibet is from April to 65438+ 10. During this period, the accommodation and shopping prices in Tibet were relatively high, but this period was also the most beautiful time among all the scenery in Tibet, and several important festivals (such as the Snowdon Festival) were also during this period.

1 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1 .01.01.If you like quiet solitude, it is also a good choice to enter Tibet in June+February, 5438.

There are not many tourists, and most of them are familiar faces, mostly old Tibetan mastiffs. Of course, the choice of specific time depends on your free time. No matter when you enter Tibet, the most suitable tourist route has been worked out for you, which will definitely make you glad that you have come.

1 Choice of transportation modes in Tibet

Aircraft: Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Chengdu, Xi, Chongqing and other transit cities can all fly into Tibet. The flight time is short, you can have enough rest time, but you can't see the beautiful scenery along the way. After landing, you will feel a little uncomfortable.

Trains: There are trains to Lhasa in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chongqing, Chengdu, Zhengzhou, Xi, Lanzhou and Xining. Please refer to 12306 and other train booking websites for specific fares. The price has not changed much, mainly because it is hard to get a ticket in the peak season. It is recommended to book one month in advance. If time is tight, you can book a round-trip air ticket to completely solve your worries.

Self-driving: When you go to road trip and enter Tibet, you can freely arrange his itinerary, stop if you want, and shoot if you want. The biggest advantage of doing this is that you can stop and take pictures at will along the way and get a panoramic view of this shocking picture. However, if you choose to drive by car, you must first have a complete grasp of your driving level, and then you must have a certain understanding of the road conditions. Moreover, June and September are the rainy season in Tibet every year, and some natural disasters will occur. Finally, the car must not be too big (this is the best standard to prove whether you are a qualified old driver).

Route selection in Tibet

There are seven roads into Tibet, namely Sichuan-Tibet line, Qinghai-Tibet line, Tang-Fan ancient road, Yunnan-Tibet line, Bingcha fork, New Tibet line and China-Nepal highway.

Sichuan-Tibet Line: The Hengduan Mountains in the eastern part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, where it passes, is the most complex and unique alpine canyon area in the world. It is best to take the Sichuan-Tibet route to avoid the rainy season in July, August and September, and the best season is May-June or 10. Because most areas of the route are primitive, there are few traces of human activities, and the weather on the plateau is unpredictable: the temperature difference at night can reach more than ten degrees, and extremely strong ultraviolet rays are destroying the skin at any time, and altitude sickness is unbearable.

Qinghai-Tibet line: The Qinghai-Tibet line is the best of all roads into Tibet, and it is basically paved. There are several sections of the road, the road surface is undulating, but there is no danger. You can drive by carefully. But because of the speed, you'd better be careful. Sometimes cattle and sheep get in the way. Of course, it's neither money nor sex. Drive slowly and avoid carefully.

Tang-Fan Ancient Road: The Tang-Fan Ancient Road is a very famous traffic avenue in the ancient history of China, and it is also the only way for the Central Plains to lead to Qinghai, Tibet, Nepal, India and other countries since the Tang Dynasty. It starts from Xi (Chang 'an) in Shaanxi, passes through Gansu and Qinghai, and reaches Lhasa (Luodian) in Tibet, with a total length of more than 3,000 kilometers. (I don't know much, I don't explain too much)

Yunnan-Tibet line: Yunnan-Tibet line generally refers to starting from Kunming, passing through the ancient cities of Dali, Lijiang, Shangri-La, Deqin and other places, reaching Mangkang and turning 3 18. The whole journey is about 2000 kilometers, and it takes about 10 days to reach Lhasa.

Bingwu Tea: Bingwu Tea generally starts from Dali and passes through Liuku, Bingzhongluo, ChaHua Rong and Chayu County, and has basically entered Tibet. You can continue to Ranwu, Linzhi, Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon and finally return to Lhasa, taking the worst road and seeing the most beautiful scenery. There are two most dangerous sections: the long cliff road (the road on the river bank is not solid) and the big quicksand on the rolling stone slope. Known as the worst way to enter Tibet, at this stage, the road from Liuku to Gongshan has been built, and the road from ChaHuarong to Bingzhongluo has also been built. (This route is not recommended, the scenery is precious, the cost of life is high, it is feasible and cherished. )

China-Nepal Highway: China-Nepal Highway is the only international direct highway in Tibet. It starts from Lhasa and passes through Shigatse, Dingri, Nyalam, Zhangmu, Friendship Bridge and Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. China-Nepal Highway is 943 kilometers long and 829 kilometers in Tibet. After 1965 was opened to traffic, countless tourists traveled from this expressway every year. This is the only open international highway from Tibet to Southeast Asia.

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Yunnan-Tibet Line: Yunnan-Tibet Highway (National Highway 2 14) starts from Jinghong in the west of Yunnan in the south, crosses the virgin forest in Hengduan Mountain, crosses the Jinsha River, crosses Baimang Snow Mountain and Hongla Mountain at an altitude of more than 4,300 meters, passes through Mangkang, Zuogong, Qamdo and Leiwuqi in Tibet to Duopuma on the Qinghai-Tibet border, and reaches Lanzhou, Gansu, 803 kilometers away from Xizang Autonomous Region. The section in Tibet runs from Shimonoseki to Mangkang and connects with the southern line of Sichuan-Tibet Highway (National Highway 3 18). The road surface is smooth, rain or shine, and can be opened to traffic. The Weihongla Snow Mountain and Baima Snow Mountain in western Yunnan are sometimes blocked by snow in winter.