Linzhi weather wear recommended summer.

It's MINUS three or four degrees in Lhasa in the morning and evening, and MINUS eleven or two degrees in the daytime. Wearing down jackets all day won't get hot. Wear less, at least it won't be cold during the day.

The traffic didn't quite understand what the landlord wanted to ask. The train goes straight to Lhasa. It is best to take the bus for local tourism in Lhasa, but don't look at the stop sign when taking the bus, otherwise it is easier to get off at the wrong stop. Just let the driver remind you. As for traveling around, chartered cars are definitely the first choice at present, and there are many shuttle buses to Linzhi and Shigatse.

Accommodation is almost up to the landlord. It is recommended to live in or near Barkhor Street. Youth hostels like Pingcuo and Dongcuo are cheap and convenient, and they are also close to Bugong.

The route depends on how many days the landlord will stay in Tibet. At present, the most routine route is Linzhi-Everest-Namtso Line 7-8, which is roughly Lhasa-Basongcuo-Lulang-Zedang-Yanghu-Gyangze-Shigatse-Everest (base camp has been withdrawn)-Shigatse-Namtso-Lhasa. The scenery along the way is beautiful, but the altitude fluctuates greatly, and it is very cold at night, so pay attention to cold protection.

This bird lives in Lhasa. The landlord still has questions to ask here, but it is best to contact online. It's easy to find the contact information in my profile.