Travel to Lhasa during the Spring Festival

Lhasa, an ancient city with a thousand years of culture and history, has gradually become the lifeline of Tibet’s economy and politics through thousands of years of inheritance and progress, and has many tourist attractions. Travel to Lhasa in spring, feel the vastness of the grassland, listen to the whisper of the wind, and stroll leisurely in the clouds. What to expect when traveling to Lhasa during the Spring Festival? Lhasa has many unique plateau scenery, and there are many temples such as the Jokhang Temple and Ganden Temple, which are famous religious holy places in China. Among them, the Potala Palace is a treasure of Tibetan culture and art, containing many religious relics such as Buddha statues and murals. Wangyao in Lhasa is called "the mountain in a corner" by tourists. This is the best place to photograph the Potala Palace, so it is also a favorite place for photographers. Norbulingka is the largest man-made garden in Tibet, with beautiful environment and unique architecture. This is a great place to relax. The Jokhang Temple is the most important temple in Tibet. It contains many Buddha statues and Buddhist scriptures and is a symbol and testimony of Lhasa. Travel to Lhasa during the Spring Festival: As a tourist city, Lhasa has a developed catering industry and different local flavors. Of course, Lhasa’s specialties are the most popular among tourists. Lhasa’s specialty foods include various Tibetan noodles, unique highland barley noodles, jelly noodles with Tibetan characteristics, etc. Lhasa's specialty gourmet teas include sweet tea with a history of hundreds of years, butter tea with rich nutrition and hunger resistance, sweet and sour highland barley wine, etc. In addition, Lhasa’s air-dried meat and yak jerky are also unique Lhasa delicacies and are famous throughout the country. Travel and Shopping in Lhasa during the Spring Festival Lhasa has many local specialties, among which tourist souvenirs are particularly famous. The Tibetan knives, masks, aprons, ethnic costumes, and jewelry here are all handmade with fine workmanship and strong ethnic style. The masks in Lhasa are very distinctive and are mainly divided into three categories: religious, Tibetan opera, and folk songs and dances. The Tibetan knife is the most representative handicraft of Tibet. It has a unique shape and is a must-buy souvenir for tourists. In addition, accommodation in Lhasa is very convenient, with high, medium and low-end hotels available, so tourists don’t have to worry. Also, before we go to Tibet, it is best to take some medicines such as American ginseng lozenges and Southeast Sedum capsules, which can alleviate altitude sickness to a certain extent. Travel to Lhasa during the Spring Festival to feel the simple and profound cultural atmosphere of Lhasa and let your soul meet the pure sky.

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