Planning to travel to Tibet from Nanjing

I just went there this summer

Be sure to bring long sleeves, sunglasses, long sleeves, sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen to protect against UV rays

For camping, it is better to go to Medog on foot. Ranwu is very beautiful, so be sure to bring a thick coat and some vitamins.

The food there is very expensive. If you are from the south, then If you are not used to the Tibetan food here, it is recommended to bring some food with a longer shelf life

The surrounding area of ??Tibet is basically Linzhi, Shigatse and Namtso Mountain, south of Mount Everest

The natural scenery of Nyingchi is particularly beautiful. It feels like Albis, but the distance is very long. It takes about six or seven hours to walk from Lhasa, and we had to charter a bus. The cost for us was 600 per person for 7 people. If you have map-reading skills and experience in wild life, you can also take a shuttle bus there by yourself. You may have to stay out overnight. On the way to Namtso, there is Yangbajing Hot Spring. If time permits, you can go there and enjoy it.

The south side of Shannan is the prairie. If you want to camp, it is a good choice, but the equipment must be complete. Otherwise, you won’t be able to bear it from a low-altitude area.

As for Mount Everest, I suggest you not to go. It’s really dangerous without certain abilities.

There is also the issue of accommodation in Xianzu. Be sure not to go to the island. The local Tibetans are very simple and rip off people. They are all businessmen from other places. We were cheated when we stayed at Xianzu Island

It is recommended that you book online before going. But it’s difficult because it’s the peak season. If you’re patient, you can go there and look for hotels over there at Balangxue and Jokhang Temple Road. The price and feel are pretty good, ranging from 30 to 80 per person. Remember, the price is calculated based on the number of people there. Normally, we don’t charge according to the room. The three of us went from Qinghai to Tibet in August this year. We didn’t join a tour group and the average cost per person was about 3,000. It would have been less if we took the bus, didn’t take a taxi, ate instant noodles, didn’t eat Tibetan food, and didn’t buy souvenirs. There are so many things to say first. If you think it can help you, we will talk to you in private.

There are many temples in Shigatse. If you want to experience Tibetan Buddhism, you can go and see them.

Namtso is particularly beautiful at night. After staying in the lakeside hut, I got up the next morning to watch the sunrise, but it was very cold at night and I needed to wear a sweater