Tibet Travel Guide

This is the destination for the wandering soul, a sanctuary for the soul to rest. The front of the Jokhang Temple is covered with sunshine Brew a pot of sweet tea Chat with the Tibetans about the past of Lhasa city Watch Barkhor Street, this prayer path, still maintain its original appearance amidst the intertwining of hundreds of years of human flow Whether it's the corner of the White House Or the wooden stairs of the Red Palace There's always a song about the Potala Palace lingering Tibet holds all my fantasies about the world Every wisp of its wind carries the unique memory of the wind horse . When the Potala Palace on the Red Hill first comes into view It means you have truly arrived in the 'Sunlight City' Lhasa Today, I will share some tips for traveling in Lhasa 📸 'Photo Spot Recommendations' 1. Star Moon Bodhi Cafe 2. Nanshan Park First Viewing Platform 3. Lhasa Hilton Garden Inn Sixth Floor Cafe 4. Lalu Wetland Park North Gate 🏔 'Attraction Recommendations' .Barkhor Street: Follow the pilgrims in the prayer path to feel the power of religion .Jokhang Temple: Always considered the heart of Lhasa, and the center of faith for all of Tibet Here we will deeply and truly feel the grandeur of Buddhist teachings Feel the unshakable firmness of the Tibetan people's faith, Please be sure to ask for an official guide at the entrance, They really speak very well It can let you deeply understand the real Tibetan Buddhism. .Sera Monastery: Listen to a debate, but be sure to plan your time well to avoid missing out .Potala Palace: It is recommended to visit during the off-season, remember to book tickets in advance during the peak season, and it is not recommended to go on the first day of arrival in Lhasa, as it is easy to suffer from altitude sickness. ✈️ 'Travel Tips' For flights from Chengdu and Chongqing to Lhasa, it is recommended to sit on the left side of the plane The left side offers more and richer views of the snow-capped mountains If the left side is not available, the right side is also fine The right side offers views of snow-capped mountains such as Yaomei Peak, Queer Mountain, Sapu Mountains, Kajiao, Yelong, and Nyainqentanglha Peak 🩺 'About Altitude Sickness' .Altitude sickness is actually quite mysterious, be sure to pay attention to your rest before going to Tibet, rest well, and ensure good sleep .When staying in a hotel in Tibet, if conditions allow, prefer hotels with free oxygen supply; .Altitude sickness is generally divided into several levels: Level 1: Slight pain in the temples, similar to the headache when having a mild fever, breathing can be labored. This is very normal, do not engage in strenuous exercise, it will be fine after adapting for a while; Level 2: Unbearable headache, sleepless nights, breathing not smooth, lips and nail beds darken in color. This is a slightly more serious altitude sickness, it is best to inhale oxygen in time; Level 3: Symptoms of level 2, accompanied by vomiting/diarrhea, in this case, it is important to inhale oxygen in time and seek medical attention as soon as possible. 🆘 'Highland Essentials' .Oximeter: Essential for the highlands, can monitor your body condition at any time; .Lip balm: The highlands are very dry, keeping lips dry will be much more comfortable; .Nasal moisturizing spray: Keeping the nose dry and moist can relieve the discomfort brought by altitude sickness; .Ibuprofen: When you can't sleep due to mild altitude sickness, taking one is very effective;