Freshman wants to travel to Tibet by himself, but he doesn't have much money. What should I do?

Personally, I don't support self-help travel for college students. Because you get what you pay for, you must have money in your pocket when you walk on the road. As the old saying goes, poor families are rich, so you must prepare enough money for yourself when you go out. It is really difficult for a person to walk outside without money.

If you can't afford to go out to play, then think about where our road fare comes from. If you just want to take someone else's car without paying, where can there be a free lunch in the world? It's easy to meet bad people. If you really want to go to Tibet for a self-help tour, as a college student, you can prepare to do some part-time jobs in advance if you are not nervous about your studies. In the process of doing part-time jobs, we can save some pocket money ourselves. When we think we have enough money to go back and forth, we can start our own self-help tour in Tibet.

Of course, we can also do some other things during the tour to earn some consumption during the tour. We are not saying that we can't make money in our own way during the trip. We can also do some small part-time jobs during the trip.

Poor travel doesn't mean going to play without spending a penny. We should also prepare some money on the premise of poor travel. First of all, there must be travel expenses and meals. During the trip, you can consider staying in a youth hostel. If we want to save money, we can go on a poor trip with others. This can save a lot of money in the process of mutual cooperation. Traveling alone is different from traveling with a group of people. When we have company, we will find this process very happy.