Do you have any good suggestions and plans for traveling to Tibet?

Preparation before travel

Certificate category: ID card, student ID card, driver's license, bank card.

Electrical appliances: camera, selfie stick, charging treasure, spare battery.

Clothing: thermal underwear, thick cotton-padded clothes, cotton trousers, scarves and hats.

Daily necessities: water emulsion, facial mask, makeup remover, cosmetics, wet wipes.

Drugs: altitude sickness drugs, cold drugs, gastrointestinal drugs.

Snacks: chocolate, beef jerky, toffee, dried bean curd, etc.

Small group travel recommendation in Tibet

1 Arrive in Lhasa → Stay in a hotel, travel freely, stay in Lhasa D2 Lhasa → peach blossom ditch or Kadinggou → Lulang Linhai → Lulang International Town → Lulang Alpine Ranch → Zhatang Luzhuo → Lulang Ranch local five-star scenic hotel (Tibetan costume experience, bonfire, depending on the weather), and stay in Lulang International Town.

3 Lulang → (horseback riding and archery) → Yani Wetland → Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon → Bayi Town, living in Bayi Town.

Linzhi → Yangni River scenery → Tibetan village → Lhasa, living in Lhasa.

5 Tibetan grass is suitable for life → Tibetan legend → Yang Zhuo Yongcuo (plateau holy lake-Yanghu travel shoot)

6 Potala Palace → Yaowangshan Observation Deck → Barkhor Street → Jokhang Temple Square

7 Lhasa → Go home

Tips: Tibet can't be visited at one time, because it is vast and the geographical situation of scenic spots is much more complicated. You can choose to play with a group, including transportation tickets and accommodation, which is absolutely worry-free. 3000 per capita

Tibetan custom

Respect Tibetan customs, especially temples? Talking loudly and littering? You are not allowed to take pictures within the prescribed scope, and you are not allowed to take pictures without the permission of the person being photographed.

Matters needing attention

1. When you first arrive in Tibet, calm your mind, don't get excited, take small steps and walk quickly, rest more and wander less.

2. Try not to take a shower and wash your hair for the first two days, simply scrub and adapt to the plateau climate as soon as possible.

Short skirts, short sleeves, hats and sunglasses are forbidden in many temples in Tibet.

4. Many temples are not allowed to take photos. Some temples in remote areas can take photos, but they need permission from others. Don't take pictures of pilgrims at will.