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The most beautiful train route is to go to Tibet by train.

The most beautiful train route to Tibet by train starts from Shanghai and ends at Lhasa Z 164 train.

Not every train to Lhasa is the most beautiful train route to Tibet. Only the train from Shanghai to Lhasa can see the scenery on the Qinghai-Tibet line to the maximum extent. The train from Shanghai to Lhasa passes through Suzhou, Wuxi, Nanjing, Bengbu, Xuzhou, Zhengzhou, Lanzhou, Xining, Delingha, Golmud, Amdo and Naqu, and finally arrives in Lhasa. It should be noted that the train from Shanghai to Xuzhou is Z 164.

If the starting point is any city where the train from Shanghai to Lhasa passes, you can take the Z 164 train to Tibet directly. The train from Xining to Lhasa only takes about 20 hours, which is much easier than entering Tibet by train from Shanghai or other cities.

Necessary items for entering Tibet by train:

1. Telescopes and cameras: The scenery along the Qinghai-Tibet line is picturesque, and rare animals such as Tibetan antelopes and donkeys are likely to appear on the vast prairie. With binoculars, you can have a better viewing effect, and the camera is to record the most beautiful scenery in front of you and leave a souvenir for your future memories.

2. Charger and charging treasure: The charger is a must-have item for everyone to travel, and so is the charging treasure. It is recommended to prepare an extra charging treasure. There are not many men on the train, but there are many people in one carriage. It is inconvenient to charge the mobile phone or computer camera in turn.

3. Sunscreen (sunglasses and sunscreen): The closer to the plateau, the higher the altitude, the stronger the sunshine. Even if you stay in the carriage, you should pay attention to sun protection. When enjoying the scenery outside the window, your eyes are big. Suggest wearing sunglasses.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Xizang Autonomous Region