What clothes will Lhasa wear in August?

Lhasa has a pleasant climate in August, with an average temperature of 12℃~23℃.

The average temperature during the day is 23℃. You can wear thin trousers during the day. It is recommended to wear cool and breathable clothes, such as shirts, thin long skirts and thin T-shirts made of cotton and linen. The average temperature at night is 65438 02℃. At night, the temperature will drop sharply. At this time, sweaters and down jackets will be added, and velvet trench coats can get a good warm effect. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as suits, coats, jackets and thin sweaters. Underwear is recommended to be made of pure cotton, so you won't feel sticky if you sweat a little. If shoes are used, it is appropriate to help shoes.

If you go to Everest Base Camp and Namco, you need to prepare warm clothes, such as cashmere sweaters or coats to catch cashmere sweaters. At high altitude, the temperature may reach below zero at night, so it is necessary to prepare winter clothes and use down jackets to keep warm. Ultraviolet rays are very strong during the day, so you need to bring sunscreen products, such as high-power sunscreen, sun hat and sunglasses. In Lhasa, you can also choose to rent thick clothes, and there is a shop in Beijing Middle Road. But Lhasa in August doesn't need to wear thick clothes, a short T-shirt is enough.

Matters needing attention in Lhasa tourism

1. Climate problem: Lhasa has a dry climate with a large temperature difference between day and night. The temperature is high during the day, but it will drop sharply at night, so take warm clothes.

2. Tourism season: Lhasa is suitable for four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. Each season has its own unique scenery and experience, but it is best to avoid rainy season and winter.

3. Tickets for scenic spots: There are many famous scenic spots in Lhasa, such as Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple and Namco. You need to buy tickets to enter these scenic spots, and the prices vary.

4. Respect local customs: Lhasa is a Tibetan inhabited area. Visitors should respect local customs and beliefs, do not enter temples and places unsuitable for taking pictures at will, and abide by local regulations.

5. Pay attention to safety: Lhasa is a relatively safe city, but tourists should pay attention to personal and property safety, do not carry a lot of cash and valuables at will, and avoid going out alone.

6. Accommodation and catering: There are many hotels and restaurants in Lhasa. Visitors can choose suitable accommodation and catering according to their own needs and budget, but they need to pay attention to hygiene and food safety.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Lhasa City.