Route arrangement of go on road trip Raiders in Fujian, Tibet.

If you go to Tibet from Fujian, Fujian is at the southernmost tip of China and Tibet is in the southwest. Bian Xiao suggested that you take the fastest route, that is, from Fujian to Qinghai, and take the Qinghai-Tibet Line to Tibet. Generally speaking, it was Sichuan who entered the Qing Dynasty. This will also give you a buffer for a while and help you adapt to the environment as soon as possible.

First, prepare 1 in advance, and the vehicle should be in good condition.

Good car condition is the first requirement for driving in Tibet. Self-driving routes generally start from Chengdu to Lhasa, with a total distance of more than 2000km, long route, high altitude and complicated road conditions. At the same time, the scenic spots in Tibet are scattered and far away, and the requirements for vehicle conditions are also very high. It is best to choose off-road four-wheel drive vehicles for self-driving in Tibet. Be sure to do a good job of vehicle maintenance before departure, eliminate hidden dangers, carry maintenance tools and spare tires with you, and buy insurance.

2. First-aid medicines should be brought.

Self-driving Tibet, anti-high drugs, cold medicine and oxygen bottles should be brought together. Whether it is from Chengdu to Lhasa or Tibet, the altitude is more than 3 kilometers. Some people will have altitude sickness, dizziness, headache, palpitation, difficulty breathing, and even nausea, vomiting, limb twitching and cyanosis. Therefore, you can take rhodiola, saffron, aspirin, ibuprofen and so on. Moderate before departure. The weather is changeable during driving, which is easy to cause a cold. You can take some cold medicine.

3, three protective clothing to bring.

Tibet has a long driving time and changeable weather. Take sunscreen, cold-proof and rain-proof clothes. Self-driving in Tibet is generally more than 8 days, or even a month. Throughout the year, sometimes the sun is shining and the ultraviolet rays are strong, sometimes the mountains are high and the wind is urgent, and it rains and snows. It is common to change clothes frequently. Three-proof clothes are indispensable.

Take your certificate and cash.

When driving in Tibet, you must bring your ID card, driver's license, driving license, border card and other documents. Develop a good habit of checking your documents before departure every day, and avoid stopping your journey because of the lack of documents after departure. There are many agricultural bank card outlets in Tibet, and the network signal in remote areas is poor. You should bring enough cash in case you can't refuel or board the plane.

Second, the recommended scheme 1:

Fuzhou-Nanping-Fuzhou-Pingxiang-Zhuzhou-Loudi-Huaihua-Tongren-Zunyi-Luzhou-Zigong-Ya 'an-Luding-Kangding-xinduqiao-Yajiang-Litang-Batang-Mangkang-Basu-.

The whole journey is about 8500 kilometers, and it is more appropriate to arrange it for more than 25 days. Theoretically, it is relatively close to Yunnan from go on road trip, Fujian and Tibet, but whether to visit Yunnan by the way depends on your own situation. If we have been to Yunnan, to be honest, it is unnecessary. Shangri-La, Lijiang, Dali and Kunming, which we have never been to, are quite attractive and beautiful.

Option 2:

For the first time to Tibet, I recommend two routes. The first route is to drive directly from Fujian to Chengdu by expressway, and take the Sichuan-Tibet Line 3 18 from Chengdu to Lhasa for two days. After that, you can also arrange to go to Everest base camp for about four days. If you don't go, you can take the Qinghai-Tibet Line 109, go back to Xining from the Qinghai-Tibet Line, and then go back to Fujian to end yourself.

Option 3:

The second route is to drive directly from Fujian to Kunming, start from Kunming, go all the way to Shangri-La, Lijiang and Dali, then pass Meili Snow Mountain and National Park, then go along 2 14 National Road to Mangkang, then join with 3 18 National Road and enter Tibet from 3 18 National Road. The commute route is basically the same as above. The difference between these two routes is one.

Why do you recommend these two routes when you first go to Tibet? Because the commercialization of these two routes is relatively mature, the road conditions are also very good, and the scenic spots of these two routes are quite good, so I highly recommend them.

3. Must-visit attractions: Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Namtso, Yang Zhuo Yongcuo, Nanga Bawa Peak, Qiangtang Grassland, Ren Gang Qi Bo, Mabang Yongcuo, Mount Everest, Tashilhunpo Temple, Ranwu Lake, 40 Glaciers, Ali, etc.