How much does it cost to ride a bike from Guangzhou to Lhasa, Tibet? Route? What are the scenic spots?

You can take the Sichuan-Tibet line from Guangzhou to Chengdu, or the Yunnan-Tibet line from Guangzhou to Kunming-Dali.

If you take the Sichuan-Tibet line, you can go to Guilin, Guangxi, Qiandongnan, Zunyi and Chongqing before Chengdu, and then enter the Sichuan-Tibet line after Chengdu. The Sichuan-Tibet line passes through Ya 'an, Luding, Kangding and Batang in Litang, Tang Ya to Mangkang.

If you take the Yunnan-Tibet line, you can take National Highway 324 or National Highway 325 to Nanning, Baise and Yuxi in Yunnan, as well as Lijiang, Dali, Kunming, Deqing and Mangkang.

Mangkang is the intersection of Sichuan-Tibet line and Yunnan-Tibet line. From Mangkang to Lhasa via Zuogong Basu Bomi Linzhi and other places.

As for the cost, it's hard to say. If you stay in a hotel and eat moderately all the way, 7000 yuan is enough.

I took the Sichuan-Tibet line last year, all the way down for 26 days, and I ate and lived for about 3 thousand. Of course, I will definitely stay in Lhasa for a few more days, and I need tickets to go to Namco, Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, or the base camp. Look at your own choice.

If you want to go, two months is enough, and you can get 6 thousand yuan from Guangzhou to Lhasa. But then you have to save some money on food and accommodation before entering Tibet. Once you enter the Sichuan-Tibet line or the Yunnan-Tibet line, you can't spend money if you want, and there is a shortage of materials. One hundred meals a day is absolutely enough.

Don't take too much cash with you on the road. Three or five hundred dollars is enough. The extra money is deposited in Agricultural Bank of China or postal savings, because there are generally only Agricultural Bank of China and postal services in counties in Tibetan areas, and other banks do not. You know the handling fee.

It's best to prepare anti-hyperreflexia drugs before entering Tibet, rhodiola (to prevent anti-hyperreflexia, take it one week before entering Tibet), and of course, anti-hyperreflexia drugs. You'll know on the way. Putting aside and opposing heights, the most important thing is mentality, which varies from person to person. I am thin, and I didn't respond all the way down.

I wish the landlord a pleasant, wonderful and unforgettable journey! ! Come on! !