Mainland Tourism｜Must-see in Lhasa: Potala Palace, a landmark of Tibet

#Mainland Travel The Potala Palace, Tibet's iconic building, is located on top of towering rocks at an altitude of over 3,700 meters. This magnificent complex was carefully designed and built according to the layout of the Buddhist mandala. It covers a total area of ​​more than 360,000 square meters and has a total construction area of ​​more than 130,000 square meters. The main building is 117 meters high and has 13 floors. The interior layout is exquisite and includes palaces, pagoda halls, Buddha halls, administrative offices, monk schools, monks' quarters, etc., with a total of 1,267 rooms. It is a large palace-style building complex integrating multiple functions. ⚠️Notes: When visiting the Potala Palace, please be sure to dress appropriately and do not enter in shorts, skirts or slippers to show respect for this sacred place. When entering the White House Palace for a visit, please take off your hat, sunglasses and other items as a sign of respect. Taking photos and smoking are strictly prohibited in the Potala Palace, and you must remain quiet and avoid loud noises. These regulations need to be consciously observed by every tourist. In addition, since some areas in the Potala Palace are slippery and the stairs are steep, please be careful and walk slowly when walking and going up and down the stairs to ensure safety. 🎫Tickets: Peak season (May 1st to October 31st): The Potala Palace opens at 8:30, admission stops at 16:10, and closes at 18:00. For tickets, Line 1 is 200 yuan/person and Line 2 is 100 yuan/person. Off-season (November 1 to April 30): The Potala Palace opens at 9:30 and admission stops at 15:20. The uniform ticket price is 100 yuan per person, and you can also enjoy a half-price discount if you hold a certificate. Travelers must make reservations in advance on the "Potala Palace Official Platform", 7 to 10 days in advance during the peak season and 1 to 2 days in advance during the off-season.