Went to Tibet for eight days, come in quickly, pure sharing

Tourist attraction check-in strategy: Preparation before entering Tibet! - 1. Take Rhodiola two weeks in advance, prepare some glucose oral solution, drink it when you feel dizzy, and buy cold medicine in Lhasa. 2. ID card, border pass (needed for Everest, Shigatse, Ali, can be handled in Lhasa) 3. Buy tickets in advance, then book hotels, and it is recommended to book a flight for the return trip because taking the train is very tiring. - What to play in Lhasa 1. Any local sweet tea house in Lhasa has local characteristics, you can taste it. 2. A Diao milk tea on Barkhor Street, remember to try it. 3. Makye Ame Restaurant is good (internet celebrity store, slightly expensive) 4. Stand in front of the west gate of the Potala Palace, the yak yogurt shop really needs a lot of sugar. 5. Guangming Sweet Tea House near Jokhang Temple Square, the most famous, many friends who have been to Tibet recommend it! 6. If you don't feel uncomfortable in Lhasa, you can go to Lhasa Song to listen to songs! The atmosphere is really good. 7. For photography, pay attention to screening, see how many retouched photos, and whether all the raw photos are given. This shoot requires half a day, and makeup and changing clothes are quite troublesome. - Tips for altitude sickness 1. Slow down after arriving in Lhasa, avoid strenuous exercise. 2. Do not take a bath or wash your hair in the first two days (listen to the advice). 3. Drink more warm water (tested effective). 4. Keeping warm is very important, do not catch a cold. 5. Carry chocolate, candy, glucose oral solution with you, and replenish sugar at any time. 6. Do a good job of keeping warm, bring a coat. - Joining a group How to find a reliable group 1. Regular, with business license, operating permit, travel contract, and accident insurance! 2. Ask clearly about the number of people in the group, departure time, attractions to visit, itinerary, what to eat, where to stay, and what kind of car to take! 3. Whether you find it online or locally, compare and ask more. If you have friends who have been there, ask about their experience, and then find them, which is more reliable.