Introduction of the Best Tourist Time and Attractions in Lhasa

Lhasa always gives people a very pure and natural feeling. The holy atmosphere can often purify people's minds and remove all distractions from their hearts, leaving only this quiet and serene atmosphere for them to enjoy quietly. So when is the best time to travel to Lhasa? What scenic spots do you recommend to visit? Let's get to know each other.

Optimal travel time

June-September, 2008: This period is the best weather and the most comfortable temperature in Lhasa. The local oxygen concentration is relatively high, so don't worry too much about altitude sickness. And at this time, the natural scenery of the grassland is also the most beautiful, and all the ecological environment has reached an optimal state. But this period is also the peak of tourism, so the flow of people will be relatively large.

10-65438+February: Lhasa is not the tourist season at this time, so there will be fewer tourists. Everyone will be more comfortable when playing, and they can enjoy bathing in the sunshine on the plateau and feel the quiet atmosphere.

the Potala Palace

Potala Palace is a landscape printed on RMB. It is also a very representative scenic spot in China. As the tallest and most magnificent palace in the world, it is the essence and one of the representatives of Tibetan culture. This palace has existed for more than 1300 years, and many Tibetan kings and Dalai Lama have taught Tibetan culture here. The structure and culture of the whole palace are also very representative, and it is one of the must-see attractions in Lhasa, Tibet.

Address: No.35 Gongqian Lane, Beijing Middle Road, Chengguan District, Lhasa

Cost: 200 yuan (May1-1October 31); 100 yuan (165438+ 10 month1-April 30th).

Opening hours: 9:00- 16:00.

Time base: 3 hours

Transportation: Lhasa bus, taxi 10 yuan, tricycle 3-5 yuan.

Barkhor Street (Bajiao Street)

This is a neighborhood full of Tibetan customs, and it is also the main living area of Tibetan people. No matter spring, summer, autumn and winter, there is a great flow of people here every day. There are many shops in the whole block, which display all kinds of goods, including traditional Tibetan costumes, religious and cultural supplies and various daily necessities. Among them, the prayer wheel is the first unique item, so you can buy one as a souvenir. Moreover, the goods here can be said to be of high quality and low price, which is worth having.

Chakpoli

Wang Yao is the photographer's favorite spot in the plateau conference at an altitude of 3,725 meters. There are many very good scenic spots on this mountain. The grottoes and temples on the mountainside have strange shapes and excellent scenery. Many photographers will capture the scenery here. Behind Wang Yaoshan, there is a famous local wall of ten thousand buddhas. The magical shock of this wall is also one of the scenery that everyone should not miss. Tip: Wang Yaoshan is uneven. Pay attention to safety when climbing mountains and bring tools.

Address: the right side of Potala Palace.

Ticket price: 10 yuan

Transportation: The path up the mountain is on the right side of Potala Palace, across the road and behind the White Pagoda.

Norbulingka is the summer residence of the Dalai Lama in Tibet. In Tibetan, Norbulingka means "treasure", which can be said to be highly valued by local Tibetans. Its exquisiteness and importance make it known as the Summer Palace in Lhasa. After this scenic spot, you can see the golden top floor with local characteristics. At the same time, there are many exquisite artificial gardens here, which are simple and elegant and have beautiful scenery.

Address: No.21Luobulinka Road, Chengguan District, Lhasa

Ticket price: 80 yuan/person

Opening hours: 9:30- 18:00.

Time base: 3 hours

Transportation: Take bus from downtown to Tibet Hospital, take bus No.2 to your door, take a tricycle to 4 yuan, and take a taxi 10 yuan.

Norbulingka

Jokhang Temple is a scenic spot in the center of Lhasa, known as the "Eye of Tibet". The whole temple has a history of thousands of years, and the architectural structure of the temple is made of recycled wood. It was the earliest wooden structure building in Tibet and one of the most luxurious and exquisite buildings in Tibet at that time. The main hall of the temple is grand and solemn. As one of the places where major sacrificial activities are held in Tibet every year, the scenic spots here are also very famous, and they will be regularly maintained and inspected to ensure the safety and integrity of the temples.

Address: Bajiao Street, Chengguan District, Lhasa

Admission price: 85 yuan/person in peak season and 35 yuan/person in low season (165438+ from October 20th to April 20th of the following year). Tibetans in Tibet can play for free.

Tips: Jokhang Temple has special religious and cultural taboos, and some Buddhist temples are forbidden to take pictures. Everyone should abide by the local culture. Although photography is allowed in the main hall, you need to pay a shooting fee, about 90 yuan/person.

Opening hours: 9:00- 18:00.

Time base: 2 hours

Tips: Buddhism is open in the morning and Buddhist temples are open in the afternoon. The daily chanting time is 19:30-2 1:00. You need to explain the situation to the staff before you can stay and watch, otherwise you need to leave in time.

Transportation: You can get off at Tibet Hospital on foot or by bus and take a tricycle to 4 yuan.