Spend 50 minutes climbing up to the highest altitude park in the world, Lhasa Nanshan Park

Nanshan Park, located directly south of the majestic Potala Palace, is a verdant mountain across the water, which is Nanshan Park in Lhasa. Along the winding mountain road paved with stones in Nanshan Park, climbing the stairs, shuttling in the lush forest, enjoying the warm spring breeze, listening to the bird song, and welcoming a brilliant world. The grass is green, tender, green, and full of vitality. Climbing up Nanshan, finally reached the peak, feeling that I can touch the sky. Lhasa | Unmissable Nanshan Park (Long Live the Motherland Mountain) Ascend to the altitude of 4600 meters of the Long Live the Motherland Mountain, overlooking the Lhasa city area, only here, can you look down from a high place and look at the Potala Palace. Opening hours: 10:00—21:00. Transportation: Self-driving directly navigates to "Nanshan Park", or you can take the No. 35 bus. Or take a taxi (taxis are more expensive), it is recommended to rent a shared battery car in Lhasa, which is very convenient. Tickets: Free Actual experience: Hiking on the high mountain steps with an average altitude of 3700+, the fast ones can reach the top in 50 minutes, and tourists who have just arrived in Lhasa probably need to spend two hours to reach the top, overlooking the entire Lhasa city area, facing the distant Potala Palace, it can be described as an unmissable treasure place. As the altitude climbs, you will pass through the emerald lake reflecting the Potala Palace, the Long Live the Motherland Mountain, and finally reach the top. When you reach the top of the mountain, you can perfectly zoom in on the Potala Palace with a telephoto lens. High-altitude climbing and hiking have a high risk, it is not recommended to go alone, and you should keep your heart rate stable, set off early, and avoid night climbing. Oxygen bottles must be brought.