Tibet Travel Essentials List

Necessary clothing for traveling in Tibet:

Basic clothing: a set of jackets with velvet lining (useful whether traveling in summer or winter); long-sleeved shirts A few pieces for easy change. You can bring a short-sleeved T-shirt in summer (but it is not recommended to wear it directly outside); 3-5 pairs of underwear, one pair of socks per day according to the number of travel days, and 1 pair of travel shoes or outdoor shoes; if you go to Tibet in winter, you must bring them Down jackets, such as going to Namtso, Mount Everest and other places.

When going to Tibet, you must bring a pair of sunglasses and a peaked cap (also for sun protection). Enhanced version: If you are traveling outdoors, to high mountain areas such as Ali and Mount Everest, a thickened down jacket is a must. You also need to bring a jacket, special snow sunglasses and a windproof hat, mainly to prevent the strong wind from damaging the body. Invasion.

Of course, if you are going for mountain climbing and rock climbing, please discuss it separately. This is not a necessity for regular group tours or self-driving tours, so I won’t introduce it too much.

Preparation for food when traveling to Tibet

Dry food: Whether you choose to travel to Tibet with a group or other travel methods, An Qing recommends that tourists prepare some high-calorie, sweet foods in advance. , and food that suits your taste. Such as cookies, chocolate, Snickers bars, beef jerky, etc. On the plateau, people need high-calorie, sugary foods to supplement their body functions.

If you are traveling to Tibet on your own, buckets of instant noodles and snacks (soaked claws, chicken wings, dried fish, duck legs, etc.) are essential. There are fewer shops on the way to various scenic spots in Tibet. , it is not convenient to buy suitable food, or the flavor of Sichuan food does not suit what you need. Food that suits your taste is a good necessities for the journey. For example, tourists from Hunan like to bring chopped chili when they go to Tibet. It is delicious to eat and feels energetic while driving.

Drinking water: Of course, the most essential source of life - water! For self-guided tours, you can pack a whole bottle of water and put it in the trunk. Speaking from experience, when traveling in a group, there are generally canteens near scenic spots and restaurants. You can replenish food at any time. There is no need to bring too many snacks and dry food. However, if you drink a lot of water, An Qing recommends bringing a large-diameter thermos cup to supplement your hot water needs on the road.