Is it suitable for an 80-year-old man to travel to Tibet?

Is it suitable for an 80-year-old person to travel to Tibet? In my personal opinion, this question is inappropriate for my age! Although Tibet is famous for its magnificent, magical and majestic natural scenery, it is vast and rich in resources. But this is the highest plateau in China. Many tourists become seriously ill due to altitude sickness as soon as they enter this resort. Symptoms include headache, tinnitus, shortness of breath, general weakness, and insomnia. More serious symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, palpitation, and purple complexion.

Then based on the age of 80, there is a gap in physical health compared with ordinary young people, and various aspects of climate adaptation are also declining. Therefore, if you want to travel to Tibet, you must take precautions in many aspects. 1. Be sure to go to the hospital to check your physical condition before departure to see if you are suitable for traveling to Tibet. 2. If you are in good physical condition, you should also prepare some necessary medicine for altitude sickness. 3. You must go to Tibet with the permission or company of your family.

Tibet is a beautiful natural scenery: both lakes and mountains are praised by tourists as the most beautiful paradise on earth. You will be fascinated by this holy land all year round. Spring: Surrounded by peach blossoms, blue sky and white clouds, peach blossoms bloom in the river valley. Summer: There is the most beautiful self-driving scenic area here, and every step you take is a paradise on earth. Autumn: golden pine forests, green canyons, glaciers and snow-capped mountains form a fairy tale world. Winter: It is cast with a layer of solemnity and solemnity, making it even more sacred. The natural landscape is dominated by snow-capped mountains, and the river is also beautiful because the icicles on the shore set off another kind of scenery!

Conclusion: Tibet is a paradise for tourists for self-driving, photography, mountain climbing and sightseeing. However, the questioner said that 80-year-old people are not suitable to travel to Tibet, provided that they are physically strong and are particularly sensitive to altitude sickness. If you are in good health and can adapt to altitude sickness, you can still go sightseeing!

Is it suitable for an 80-year-old person to travel to Tibet? What a coincidence, isn't it? The year before last, I accompanied my 80-year-old mother to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It was a great trip. I feel that it is not possible to generalize whether there is a relationship between travel and age.

I accompanied my 80-year-old mother on a trip to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. My mother climbed a snow-capped mountain with an altitude of more than 4,000 meters. She has worked hard for us all her life and devoted all her efforts to us. We are both married, but my mother is old. But my mother is in strong health and we really hope she can have a happy old age. I think my mother has worked hard all her life and has never been far away, let alone traveled. My mother should have her own life. We should let my mother take a good look at the outside world.

We started taking my mom out to play, everything was arranged by us. Later, we consulted with her, signed her up for a senior citizen tour, and went to some destinations that were suitable for my mother. Gradually, my mother no longer needed us to accompany her. He said, you all go to work, you don’t need to take time off to accompany me. The group of old people are all people of the same age. We can play together and have fun. Don't worry. We also use the holidays to go on family trips, often recommending suitable destinations for mom, helping her plan her itinerary, and providing expenses for her, so that she has no worries. Gradually, my mother developed her own circle of friends, all of whom are elderly people who like to travel. It feels like my mother is getting younger and younger.

The year before last, we planned to travel to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. My mother was 80 years old. Because she was worried her body wouldn't be able to handle it, she tried asking my mom to see if she would come with us. Unexpectedly, my mother said that she had long wanted to visit the beautiful Qinghai-Tibet. She also said we don't have to worry about her. She is in good health. We are also very happy to travel to the plateau with our mother.

I didn’t expect that our young people would start experiencing altitude sickness at an altitude of 3,000 meters, but our mother walked in front of us at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters. This made us young people feel ashamed. . Along the way, we visited snow-capped mountains, Gobi deserts, grasslands, and lakes. It lasted more than ten days and covered nearly 8,000 kilometers, which made the whole family very happy. I mreall

What is tourism related to? Just like this friend S's question, I think whether you can travel has little to do with age, but mainly with mood and hobbies. Old people don't want to travel. In many cases, there are no hobbies because they are afraid of burdening their children. They selflessly give their all to their children and families. As children, we must let our parents have a happy old age, let them have their own lives, create conditions for them, and accompany them to see the outside world and travel to places they long for.

I wish all parents in the world health and happiness! Have a safe journey!

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