What is the best route to travel in Qinghai?

(1) One-day tour: Xining-Huangyuan-Daotang River-Sun Moon Mountain-Qinghai Lake (Erlangjian-Nanshan Guan Hai-Jinshawan-Shadao)-Xihai Town (Treasure Beach, atomic city)-Huangyuan (Tangier Ancient City)-Xining;

(2) Two-day tour around the lake:

D 1: Xining-Huangyuan-Daotanghe-Riyueshan-Qinghai Lake (Erlangjian, Nanshan, Heimahe) Accommodation in Heimahe.

D2: Qinghai Lake (Heima River Sunrise-Bird Island-Fairy Bay-Gangcha-Erhai Lake-Shadao-Jinshawan)-Xihai Town (Treasure Beach, atomic city)-Huangyuan (Dangel Ancient City)-Xining;

(3) Note: It is suggested to add Chaka Salt Lake for a two-day tour. Chaka Salt Lake is located in the west of Qinghai Lake, more than 80 kilometers away from the market town of Heimahe Township near Qinghai Lake. Usually go to Chaka Salt Lake from Heima River before 4 pm on the first day. Interested passengers can stay a little longer to watch the sunset, and then go back to Heima River to stay so that they can watch the sunrise of Qinghai Lake the next day.

2. Qinghai tourism precautions

Most of Qinghai is dry. In order to enhance the resistance, we should strengthen the intake of vegetables and fruits and avoid eating mutton without restraint. Once it gets angry, it will affect its physical strength and health. Because the output of local vegetables and fruits is not much, it is recommended to bring synthetic vitamins, especially vitamin C.

Li Qing wine in Qinghai Tibetan area is quite intoxicating, so it is advisable to drink two-thirds of the usual capacity.

Tibetan butter tea and other foods are not suitable for mainlanders' stomachs, so you can't eat more. There is a local custom that an empty butter tea bowl will be refilled. Therefore, it is suggested to always keep the bowl two-thirds full, so as not to hurt the feelings of Tibetans and protect themselves. It is recommended to carry antidiarrheal drugs such as berberine.

Mosques generally do not welcome non-Muslims to visit during worship hours, but Muslim worship is really worth seeing. You should ask permission before you can visit and take pictures. The best way is to find a Muslim to take you in and arrange for you to watch.

Celestial burial in Tibetan areas is not welcome to watch. It will cause a lot of trouble if you take pictures or photography, so you must get the permission of your family to see it, but try not to take pictures.

If you live in a Tibetan tent, you must pay attention to moisture. There should be a moisture barrier between the bed and the ground. If there is no professional damp-proof pad, plastic sheets can be used instead.

If you live in a Muslim family, don't enter the kitchen without permission. Muslim kitchens generally do not welcome non-Muslims to visit, and do not enter the owner's room, especially the hostess's room. Don't touch religious objects. In Muslim families, the diet should meet halal standards.

There are many lawless people selling Tibetan knives near Ta 'er Temple. They often gather at the gate of the temple to intimidate tourists into buying their knives and other items. When you meet these people, don't show any interest in their goods, don't stop to watch, and go to the shops on both sides of the street to buy what you need. This situation also exists in some other tourist spots, which requires special care.

It is recommended to buy enough film, batteries, food, medicines and other reserves before leaving for other scenic spots. Few other cities in Qinghai have a complete supply of this commodity, and even if there is one, it is very expensive.

In some areas with inconvenient transportation, there are few buses, so you can consider hitchhiking. Sometimes hitchhiking, cigarettes can solve the problem more than money. Pay attention to find more reliable vehicles such as military vehicles and postal vehicles. ? Matters needing attention in plateau tourism The area above 3000 meters above sea level is called plateau area. It is characterized by low air pressure and low oxygen concentration in the air, which easily leads to hypoxia in the human body, thus causing altitude sickness. The common symptoms of altitude sickness are vomiting, tinnitus, headache, shortness of breath, loss of appetite, fever and drowsiness. In severe cases, people will have insensitivity, emotional uncertainty, hyperactivity, memory loss, hearing, vision, smell, taste abnormalities, hallucinations and so on. Edema, shock or spasm may also occur.