I want to go to Lhasa around mid-April this year, and I'm in Guangzhou, which is purely a poor tour ~ I don't know what the climate will be like in Lhasa in April, so I need to prepare some necessary

I want to go to Lhasa around mid-April this year, and I'm in Guangzhou, which is purely a poor tour ~ I don't know what the climate will be like in Lhasa in April, so I need to prepare some necessary things for you ~ In mid-April, the sandstorm basically passed, and the rainy season has not yet come. The weather is good.

Living in Dongcuo is a good choice. As for the Bagang School suggested upstairs, I personally don't like it. The consumption of Asian hotels will be higher, but apart from snowy areas, Asian hotels are the closest to Jokhang Temple.

I agree to live in an ordinary shop. It's interesting to communicate with each other, but it depends on your luck. If you meet a donkey who likes to go out early and come back late, it is really a nightmare, but no matter what room you live in, please be careful of your valuables.

In terms of equipment, the mainland mainly wears autumn clothes and wears long sleeves. The probability that down jackets can come in handy is not high, especially if you only stay in Lhasa. I'm sure it would be useless if it wasn't for the abnormal weather or personal health problems. But a better coat or jacket is necessary. If you are afraid of the cold, just take a sweater.

Sun protection must be done on the plateau, and some commonly used emergency medicines can be prepared on the train. There are many pharmacies in Lhasa.

Finally, talk about the cost.

If you live, a single room 100/day, beds 30 ~ 50/ day.

If you eat it, it is basically 30 ~ 50/ day.

It is enough to budget another two or three hundred dollars to buy some souvenirs.

Thangka, Tianzhu, religious articles, don't touch them if you don't understand them. The water is deep.