Is your faith in Lhasa?

Is your faith in Lhasa? Tibet is a mysterious and beautiful place that attracts countless travelers. Here is a travel guide to Tibet, which we hope will be helpful for your trip: 1. Best time to travel Tibet has its own characteristics in all four seasons. The best time to travel is from March to October, with July and August being the peak season. Spring and autumn are the best times for outdoor travel, with pleasant weather and beautiful scenery. 2. Transportation to Tibet Train: Safe, punctual, and cheap, allowing passengers to gradually adapt to the plateau environment. Airplane: Fast, but expensive. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Tibet from the air, but you may experience altitude sickness. Self-driving: High degree of freedom, but be aware of altitude sickness and road conditions. In the Nyingchi area, do not miss the car and drive slowly. 3. Recommended travel equipment Documents: ID card, border defense certificate (required in some areas) Backpack luggage: Choose a suitable backpack and bring more clothes, as the plateau area is relatively cold. Daily necessities: High-multiple sunscreen, moisturizing cream, anti-altitude sickness medicine, water cup. 4. Recommended travel routes Classic route: Lhasa, Nyingchi, Shigatse, Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, Namtso. Short route: Lhasa, Namtso, Yamdrok Lake, Shigatse. In-depth route: Lhasa, Ali South Line, Everest, Namtso. 5. Precautions Altitude sickness: Maintain a good mentality, rest appropriately, avoid strenuous exercise, and determine whether you have altitude sickness if you feel unwell. Breathe oxygen or seek medical treatment at any time. Sun protection and skin care: Use high-multiple sunscreen, wear a sun hat, and keep your skin moist. Cultural taboos: Respect local customs and habits, such as not touching other people's heads and not crossing over the Dharma. Diet: Choose high-calorie and easy-to-digest food, and avoid overeating. We hope this guide will make your trip to Tibet more enjoyable and smooth!