Lhasa Travel Guide

Crossing the Millennium Sacred Journey - Potala Palace Good morning, Lhasa! When the first ray of sunlight gently brushes the golden roof of the Potala Palace, I seem to hear the whispers of history, slowly awakening in the morning light. Stepping on the thousand-year-old stone road, every step is accompanied by the echo of faith. The Potala Palace, a palace suspended in the clouds, is red and white, solemn and mysterious. It is not only a work of art made of stones but also a totem of the Tibetan spirit! Every frame under the lens is a wallpaper-level beauty! Looking up from the palace gate, the layers of eaves are staggered, shining with golden light in the sun, making people hold their breath for fear of disturbing this tranquility. Walking into the palace, the air is filled with a faint Tibetan incense, and the low chanting of monks is heard in the ears. The soul seems to be drawn by an invisible force, gradually returning to peace. Here, time seems to stand still, making people forget the troubles of the world. Don't forget to capture those exquisite murals and sculptures. They tell ancient stories, and every stroke contains profound cultural heritage, which is amazing! When night falls, the Potala Palace puts on another face, with bright lights, like the brightest star in the night sky, guarding this sacred land. Tips: Remember to book tickets in advance, respect local customs, dress appropriately, and keep quiet, so that this trip becomes a spiritual baptism.