[2025 Lhasa Attraction] Travel Guide for Dra Shi Monastery (Updated Jun)

Hey guys! Check out this 8-day tour of Lhasa, Nyingchi, and Yamdrok Lake. Explore Tibet without the hassle! This super practical guide is here to help, so save it now! / 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: 🌟Arrive in Lhasa, transfer to the hotel, and rest to acclimate to the high altitude. Day 2: 🏛Visit the Tibet Museum to learn about Tibetan culture -> 🛣Drive along the Linla Highway and enjoy the scenery along the way. Day 3: 🌊Visit the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon and marvel at the natural wonder -> 🏔Gaze at the majestic Namcha Barwa -> 🌳Cross the Sejila Mountain and admire the beauty of the plateau forest -> 🌲Stroll through the Lulang Forest and enjoy the tranquility. Day 4: 🏡Visit Zhaxigang Village and experience Tibetan customs -> 🌊Admire the beautiful scenery of Basum Lake -> 🏝Visit the island in the lake and find inner peace. Day 5: 🏯Visit Ganden Monastery and learn about Tibetan Buddhism. Day 6: 🌄Stand on the Yajiang Valley Observation Deck and overlook the magnificent valley -> 🏔Cross the Gambala Mountain and challenge yourself -> 💧Take photos by Yamdrok Lake and capture beautiful moments -> 🏯Visit Sangding Monastery and experience the mystery of religion. Day 7: 🏯Visit Zaki Temple and pray for peace -> 🏛Visit the Potala Palace and admire the charm of Tibetan architecture -> 🌺Stroll through Potala Palace Square and experience local life -> 🛍Shop on Barkhor Street and pick up some unique souvenirs. Day 8: 🛫End your journey and return home with fond memories. / Travel tips: 📸 Photo spots: The night view of the Potala Palace in Lhasa is beautiful, Basum Lake and Lulang Forest in Nyingchi are perfect for photography, and the scenery of Yamdrok Lake is not to be missed! 🛍️ Specialty prices: Tibetan handicrafts, incense, and medicine are all great souvenirs, but remember to shop around to avoid being overcharged. ❄️ January weather: Lhasa and Nyingchi are cold in January, so bring a down jacket; Yamdrok Lake is windy, so bring a windbreaker. 💡 Altitude sickness: You may feel unwell when you first arrive at high altitudes, so rest more, move less, and prepare altitude sickness medication in advance. 🍽️ Food recommendations: Try Tibetan butter tea, barley wine, and tsampa, as well as Lulang stone pot chicken in Nyingchi, which is delicious and unique! / Lhasa's magnificence, Nyingchi's beauty, and Yamdrok Lake's mystery await you on this journey. Come and explore them all!

Total cost for 19 days: 2,817 + 1,664 (round-trip travel expenses) = 4,481 yuan ㅤ Train to Tibet 🚞 787 yuan (hard sleeper, lower berth) Flight from Tibet ✈️ 877 yuan Transportation in Lhasa 🚦 142 yuan Accommodation 🏨 717 yuan Food 🍽 600 yuan ㅤ Five-day, four-night tour of Mount Everest 1,200+ yuan (100 yuan for single room supplement) ㅤ Tickets for Zaki Temple, Drepung Monastery, and Sera Monastery total 130 yuan ㅤ Hat 28 yuan (Brothers Department Store is very affordable, and a windbreaker is just over 100 yuan) ㅤ Some of the above items are slightly overestimated, but the difference is not significant. For reference only. ㅤ I didn't experience altitude sickness, so I didn't buy oxygen and only used a small bottle of oxygen provided by the tour group. Here's why I didn't experience altitude sickness: I'm not tall, not fat, and not active. When you first arrive, don't get too excited, talk less, and don't wash your hair. ㅤ Some details ㅤ Transportation 🚦 Taxi from Lhasa Railway Station to Barkhor Street is about 30 yuan Gonggar Airport to Barkhor Street is 30 yuan per person Bus is 1 yuan per person ㅤ Accommodation 🏨 Staying in a youth hostel costs about 40 to 50 yuan per day on average. I recommend staying near Barkhor Street, so you can walk to Barkhor Street. ㅤ Food 🍚 1. Tibetan noodles are 6 to 7 yuan per bowl 2. Sweet tea is about 5 to 6 yuan per small pot, and butter tea is a bit of an acquired taste (I heard that butter tea can relieve altitude sickness) 3. You can try Nepalese food, but some dishes are a bit strange, such as mung bean soup with cumin flavor. The average cost is 50 to 60 yuan per person 4. Yak yogurt is too sour. I recommend ordering a ginseng fruit yak yogurt on Meituan. The ginseng fruit is delicious! 5. Sweet tea at Old Guangming Teahouse is 1 yuan per cup. The atmosphere is great. ㅤ In Lhasa, I visited the following attractions: Potala Palace, Barkhor Street, Nanshan Park, Sera Monastery, Zaki Temple, Drepung Monastery, Tibet Museum, Tibet Museum of Natural Science and Technology, Norbulingka, and Tibet Art Museum (except for the temples, all of these attractions were free because I visited during the Tibet Winter Tour) ㅤ Reflections on my trip to Tibet: You pay for your own knowledge throughout your life. The brave enjoy the world first. This is my one and only life.

It's almost time for the annual winter trip to Tibet All 5A attractions are free of charge❗️❗️❗ I saw the golden mountain at sunrise, and also went to Yanghu Lake, Potala Palace, Yarlung Zangbo River, and Mount Namjagbarwa. I was so happy~ . Here is a [Tibet Solo Travel Guide] for your reference~~ . 🧳[Itinerary] Day 1: Hangzhou ⇢ Shanghai (Z164 train) Day 2: Spend an unforgettable 3 days and 2 nights on the train Day 3: Arrive at Lhasa Station in the afternoon ⇢ Polar Secret ⇢ Eat, shop, and rest Day 4: Lhasa City ⇢ Yanghu Lake ⇢ Karola Glacier ⇢ Rituo Temple Day 5: Shigatse ⇢ Tashilhunpo Monastery ⇢ Everest Base Camp Day 6: Everest Base Camp ⇢ Lhasa City ⇢ Potala Palace Night View Day 7: Barkhor Street Photoshoot ⇢ Jokhang Temple Day 8: Zaki Temple ⇢ Visit Potala Palace ⇢ Yaowang Mountain Day 9: Lhasa ⇢ Nyingchi ⇢ Stay in Suosong Village Day 10: Yarlung Zangbo River ⇢ Mount Namjagbarwa ⇢ Salongda Day 11: Suosong Village ⇢ Buddha Palm Dunes ⇢ Return to Lhasa Day 12: Lhasa Station ⇢ Transfer in Lanzhou ⇢ Arrive in Hangzhou . 🏨[Accommodation] I stayed in youth hostels most of the time, which made it easy to meet new friends and share meals and car rentals with them! 👉Day 3–4: Phuntsok Kangsang International Youth Hostel (Potala Palace Branch) 👉Day 4–5: Shigatse Phuntsok Kangsang International Youth Hostel 👉Day 5–6: Everest Basong Village No. 3 Goddess Homestay 👉Day 6–9: Lhasa Five-Year Class Youth Hostel 👉Day 9–10: Nyingchi Peach Blossom Land Homestay, where you can see snow-capped mountains when you wake up 🏔️ . 🍘[Lhasa Food] 🌟Polar Secret Tibetan Restaurant The restaurant is full of Tibetan cultural atmosphere, and the environment is very unique, making it a great place to take photos. The dishes combine local and Western flavors, which are a feast for the eyes and taste buds. Overall, it is very nice. 🌟Mr. Yak Yogurt Shop I recommend the fried barley with yogurt! It has a thick layer of milk skin on top, and the taste is rich! I basically have a cup every day. 🌟Guangming Qionggang Sweet Tea House Sweet tea is a must-try in Lhasa! This one is on Barkhor Street, and the yak beef noodles are especially delicious. The sweet tea is only 1 yuan per cup, which is very cost-effective. . 🧣[Tibet Outfits for October–November] ✔️A sweater or thick sweatshirt is enough during the day ✔️Add a jacket at night, and a windbreaker is suitable for all occasions! ✔️Thermal underwear is a must (I recommend bringing two sets for easy changing and washing) ✔️Bring a set of clothes and skirts for photos Be brave, Lhasa is really beautiful‼️‼️

23-year-old Solo Trip to Tibet | Seven-Day Budget Travel Guide Lhasa is not in Tibet, Lhasa is on the way In my 23rd year, on the eve of the Lunar New Year's Eve, I finally fulfilled the wish of taking a backpacking train trip to Tibet alone👇👇👇 Transportation Choices Entering Tibet🚄: Train from Chengdu, hard seat for 30h over two nights Leaving Tibet: Choose a window seat on the right to see groups of snow-capped mountains Itinerary Day1-2: Chengdu→Lhasa (Z322) Spend an unforgettable day and two nights on the train Day3: Arrive at Lhasa station at 7 am→Visit Potala Palace→Yao Wang Mountain→Heavenly Post Office→Barkhor Street→Jokhang Temple Day4: Day trip to Namtso Day5: Day trip to Yamdrok Lake and Karola Glacier Day6: Sera Monastery→Potala Palace→Nanshan Park Day7: Tibet Museum→Norbulingka→Song of Lhasa Day8: Flight back to Chengdu Accommodation Traveling alone, staying in a hostel is a great choice, it's easy to meet new friends, chat about what you've seen and heard on the road, and it's convenient to join a group for outings! day3️⃣-day4️⃣: Lhasa Shengtu Scenic Hotel (Potala Palace branch) Highly recommended!!! Free laundry and drying machines, rooms with all-day oxygen and heating, rooftop view of the Potala Palace and sunset day5️⃣-day7️⃣: Lhasa Five-Year Class Youth Hostel Local Transportation Lhasa city basically has shared electric scooters for 4 yuan/20 minutes, and the distance between each scenic spot is only a few kilometers, so it's very convenient to ride an electric scooter

Just returned from "kidnapping" kids in Tibet! Tiny humans stealing yak milk bottles in pastures, building mini Potala Palaces in Buddha Palm Dunes... Save this ultimate high-altitude adventure guide 👇 ♦️Snow Mountain Cub Training 📜《Anti-Altitude Cuteness Crash Course》 Nyingchi Nanga Bawa Lodge → Race to golden mountain view on 3F → Knead butter like playdough → Sleep wrapped in oxygen blanket ✨Pro tip: Stay here first 3 days! Low altitude lets kids rave 📜《Little Living Buddha Bootcamp》 D1: Build sandcastles at Buddha Palm Dunes → Skip stones on Yarlung Tsangpo River → "Steal" tsampa pancakes in Suosong Village D2: Chase reflections at Zhatang Lu Lake → Ring bells at Sergyi La Pass (wishing for 100 crayons) D3: Milking contest at Nyingchi Pasture → Horseback archery as tiny Songtsen D4: Fish "sapphires" from Basum Tso → View Potala from St. Regis Lhasa D5: Transform into little princess at Barkhor → Paint Buddha's new clothes with thangka 🎨 D6: Pet wealth-bringing cat at Zhaxi Temple → Hold "milk lake" at Yamdrok ✅Golden Sunrise Nursery 3AM toddler suddenly sits up screaming: "The mountain's on fire!" 🔥 Burst onto viewing deck wrapped in oxygen blanket - even milk bottles glow in golden light ✅Nyingchi Storybook Ranch Grab yak tails as reins! Whip cracks send "cotton candy" flying (actually grass fluff). Toddler feeds pony: "Drink milk to beat Paw Patrol!" 🐴 Churning butter becomes shake-weight workout - all fed to marmots ✅Buddha Palm Magic Theater Mini palace emerges from dunes! Toddler declares: "This is Potala Ice Cream!" 🍦 Sudden wind coats lollipop in sand - instant candied fruit mountain 💣Survival Kit 1️⃣ Erythromycin ointment for noses - dubbed "dryness-fighting nose fairy" 2️⃣ Foldable bathtub for tent spa days during altitude adjustment 3️⃣ Kids' sunglasses - snow glare brighter than laser pointers 🍼Highland Feeding Hacks ✔️Yak milk + honey = "Giant Power Juice" ✔️Sweetened butter tea with tsampa "boba" ✔️St. Regis Tibetan tea time - tsamba sculpted like Legos ✖️Dried beef = teething toy that broke baby teeth 📸Legendary Family Shots 🔥 Nanga Bawa Lodge window (toasting golden peak with milk bottle) 🔥 Basum Tso boat bow (washing muddy shoes in holy water) 🔥 Jokhang Temple prayer wheels (tiptoeing as mini monk) 🏨Hotel Superpowers ✔️St. Regis Lhasa: Free kids' Tibetan robes + lobby reflection photos ✔️Basum Tso Resort: Fishing nets turn balconies into docks ✔️Nyingchi Lodge: Sock-drying by fireplace earns "Aroma Master" title At airport security, toddler produced colored stone: "Yamdrok sapphire for Daddy's ring!" 💍 Though possibly "borrowed" from Zhaxi Temple offerings... Lama smiled and blessed us!

| The Mysterious Zhaxi Temple, Unique Hall of the Wealth God. Hey friends👫, you can't miss this incredibly distinctive Zhaxi Temple when visiting Lhasa! Today, let me take you inside this special temple～ Location: Situated on Zhaxi Road in the northern suburbs of Lhasa, it's easily accessible and simple to find. 🌟Origin of the Name The meaning of "Zhaxi" has various interpretations. One theory suggests that "Zhaba" in Tibetan means "monk," while "Ji" is a Tibetan variation of the number "4." It's said that Zhaxi Temple was initially managed by four monks from Sera Monastery, hence the name. Another interpretation is that "Zhaxi" derives from "Zhashi," symbolizing auspiciousness, making Zhaxi Temple the "Auspicious Temple." 🌟Historical Tales Tibetan historical records mention Zhaxi Temple sparingly. One account traces its origins to an earlier Guan Yu Temple. In 1728, when the Qing army entered Tibet, they built a new barracks at Zhaxi Tang in the northern suburbs. The Amban's office later relocated here and established a Guan Yu Temple. Over time, the temple first worshipped Guan Yu, then the wealth goddess Zhaxi Lhamo, until the worship of Guan Yu faded, leaving only the devotion to Zhaxi Lhamo. Another version holds that Zhaxi Temple was originally the Wanshou Temple built in Lhasa during the Qianlong era. Through historical changes and ethnic integration, it gradually became known as Zhaxi Temple. During the Cultural Revolution, the temple suffered damage but fortunately reopened in the 1980s, restoring its religious activities. 🌟Architectural Features Zhaxi Temple is modest in size, with its main structure spanning four floors, facing south. It blends Tibetan Buddhism with Han Chinese Buddhist characteristics. The main gate, near Zhaxi East Road, features traditional Tibetan copper-wood doors flanked by majestic stone lions adorned with colorful khata scarves🎗. Above the gate, a striking blue-and-red-edged plaque with golden patterns bears the temple's name in Tibetan, Chinese, and English: "Zhaxi Temple." Inside, the compact and well-arranged halls exude unique charm in every detail. 🌟Deities and Worship Practices Zhaxi Temple is most famous for its enshrined goddess, Zhaxi Lhamo, revered as the wealth deity🧚‍♀️. Her image is distinctive, with chicken feet and a protruding black tongue. Legend has it she particularly loves alcohol, so devotees bring a bottle of white liquor as an offering—a unique practice at Zhaxi Temple. Alongside liquor, butter and khata scarves are customary offerings. Every Wednesday, devotees and tourists form long queues outside the temple to worship or visit, making it exceptionally lively🔥. In Tibetan Buddhism, Zhaxi Lhamo is a worldly protector, still connected to sentient beings. It's said she often takes human form to interact with them, which is why followers devoutly believe she can fulfill their worldly wishes. Inside the main hall, Zhaxi Lhamo is enshrined on the left, while a local earth god statue stands on the right. Typically, Buddhists do not prostrate to them but make offerings, praying for their secular desires to be granted. In short, though Zhaxi Temple may not match the scale of larger monasteries, its unique history, culture, and distinctive worship customs make it utterly captivating and well worth a visit～ Who knows? A prayer here might just bring the wealth god's favor your way💰 #ZhaxiTemple #LhasaTravel #WealthGodTemple #TibetanBuddhistCulture #CtripCustomized #CtripCustomizer

🏔 Tibet "Space-Time Fold · Faith Decoded" Complete Guide (Including Lhasa-Nyingchi Railway Secret Realm/Sacred Lake Pilgrimage/Tibet Code/Carbon-Oxygen Balance Technique) **🌄 【Geographic Epic: Sacred Mountains + Glacier Secrets】 **🆓 Free Epic Routes Potala Palace "Red Mountain Temple" 📍 Chengguan District, Lhasa City. Wear Tibetan robes to film "Tibet Code" documentary. AR map triggers "Mural Story" effects (scan required). Look for the "Wordless Stele" quantum station. Bring portable oxygen generator for altitude sickness (free rental from Dorje team). Yamdrok Lake "Swan Lake" 🆓 Langkazi County, Shannan City. Wear Hanfu to film "Journey to the West" fairyland scenes. Drone follow-shot triggers "Blue Ice Crevasse" effects (reservation required). Look for "Ganbala Pass" viewing platform. Prepare oxygen bottles for motion sickness (provided by Dorje). Gangtuo Village "First Liberated Village in Tibet" 🆓 Jomda County, Chamdo City. Wear work pants to film "Age of Awakening" historical drama. AR map triggers "Jinsha River Crossing" effects (limited to 500 people daily). Look for the "Tibet" stone monument. Wear anti-slip shoes for rocky paths. **💸 Premium Epic Routes Mount Namcha Barwa "Shy Maiden Peak" 🎫 Songson Village viewing platform ¥150. Wear outdoor jacket to film "National Geographic" photography scenes. AR glasses trigger "Golden Sunshine on Mountain" effects (reservation required). Look for "New 2025 Viewing Platform." Bring wind goggles to prevent snow blindness. Mount Sapu "Pyramid Secret Realm" 🎫 Entrance ¥100 + off-road vehicle ¥800/car. Wear sci-fi style jacket to film "Interstellar" glacier scenes. AR interaction triggers "Glacier Collapse" effects (scan required). Look for "Sapu Glacier" quantum station. Bring anti-slip chains for hidden ice. Zayeba Monastery "Cliff Monastery" 🎫 Entrance ¥40. Wear Lolita dress to film "Tomb Raider" adventure scenes. AR map triggers "Meditation Cave" effects (scan required). Look for "Guru Rinpoche Cave" best photo spot. Bring trekking poles to prevent dizziness. **🚗 【Transportation Fold: Lhasa-Nyingchi Railway + National Highway 318】 Space-Time Jump Lhasa → Nyingchi "Lhasa-Nyingchi Railway" 🛤 Bullet train ¥62.5/person (2.5 hours). Wear cyberpunk style jacket to film "The Wandering Earth" time travel scenes. Look for "Mila Mountain Tunnel" quantum station. Use "Gaode AR Navigation" to prevent "plateau disorientation." No overtaking in tunnels (triggers alarm). Nyingchi → Shannan "Off-road Travel" 🚙 Toyota Prado exclusive. Wear functional outfits to film "Fast and Furious" off-road scenes. AR map triggers "Yarlung Tsangpo Canyon" effects (limited to 30 vehicles daily). Look for "Lhamo Latso" lake viewing platform. Bring anti-slip chains for snow. Pitfall Secrets 🚌 Potala Palace requires booking 7 days in advance (peak season limited to 4,000 people daily). Use "Ovital Interactive Map" to avoid "signal black holes" (no signal at Namtso). Look for "Barkhor Street" central axis signs. Beware of "no fuel traps" at gas stations (fill up before Everest Base Camp). **🍜 【Food Black Holes: Carb Attack + Butter Attack】 **🔥 Must-Eat Secret Codes Guangming Gangqiong Sweet Tea House "Tibetan Morning Tea" 🍵 Chengguan District, Lhasa City. About ¥8/person. Wear traditional Chinese dress to film "A Bite of China" documentary. Look for "¥1 Sweet Tea" + "Tibetan Noodle Set" (local eating style). Say "Tashi Delek" for free tsampa. Luorang Stone Pot Chicken "Motuo Stone Cookware" 🍲 Luorang Town, Nyingchi City. About ¥68/person. Wear JK uniform to film "Flavor of Life" food scenes. AR menu triggers "Stone Pot Making" effects (scan required). Look for "Ginseng + Matsutake" soup base. Use pot holders to prevent burns. Cuomu Liangfen "Street Food Attack" 🍝 Chengguan District, Lhasa City. About ¥15/person. Wear Tibetan clothes to film "The World of Skewers" documentary. Look for "Liangfen + Fried Potato" combo. Say "Dzi Bead Flavor" for free yogurt. **💣 Black Hole Warnings Scenic Area "Assassin Traps" 🚫 Yamdrok Lake "Tibetan Mastiff Photo Assassin" charges ¥30/person but actually costs much more. Recommended: "Dito Monastery" herder's Tibetan mastiff (¥10/person). Look for "Red Tassel Rope" to avoid fakes. Beware of "expensive photo" scalpers (scenic area photographers limited to ¥20/photo). "Fake Dried Meat Trap" 🚫 Scenic areas sell "air-dried yak meat" for ¥150/jin that's actually pork. Recommended: "Barkhor Mall" freshly cut dried meat (¥80/jin). Look for "Tibetan Pig" certification to avoid fakes. 📸 【Photo Jump: Potala Palace + Sacred Lakes】 **🏔 Sacred Lake Attacks Namtso "Sky Lake Eye" 🌌 July-August starry sky season. Wear Hanfu to film "A Chinese Odyssey" Milky Way scenes. AR glasses trigger "Star Trail Generation" effects (reservation required). Look for "Tashi Peninsula" quantum station. Bring wind goggles for dust storms. Pumoyngco "Maiden's Tears" 🛸 January-February blue ice season. Wear sci-fi style jacket to film "Interstellar" ice lake scenes. AR map triggers "Ice Crack Effects" (scan required). Look for "Tuwa Village" figurative glacier. Say "Glacier Key" for free crampons. **🚀 Cyber Agents Sera Monastery Debate "Wisdom Attack" 🗿 Chengguan District, Lhasa City. Wear Lolita dress to film "Da Vinci Code" mystery scenes. AR map triggers "Debate Gesture" effects (scan required). Look for "Debate Courtyard" quantum station. Bring silent earplugs to avoid noise. Zhaji Monastery "Wealth God Attack" 🏯 Chengguan District, Lhasa City. Wear Hanfu to film "Investiture of the Gods" blessing scenes. AR glasses trigger "Wealth God Manifestation" effects (reservation required). Look for "Wednesday Wealth Day" quantum station. Bring anti-slip gloves for crowds. **🏨 【Accommodation Fold: Lhasa Viewpoint + Sacred Lake Camping】 City Immersion 🏠 Lhasa Pingcuo Kangsang Scenic Hotel: ¥400/night, includes Potala Palace view room + free Tibetan clothing experience. 5-minute walk to "Barkhor Street." Poor soundproofing in street-facing rooms (night market noise). Luxury Jump 🏰 Nyingchi Gongbu Manor Hilton Hotel: ¥2,000/night, includes Mount Namcha Barwa view room + private hot spring. "Starry Sky Pool" on top floor for Milky Way photos (settings: F1.4+ISO3200+15s). Welcome gift includes custom thangka. Say "Dzi Bead Key" for free prayer wheel. **🎭 【Hidden Quests: Tibet Code + Intangible Cultural Heritage Barrier】 Intangible Cultural Heritage Barrier 📜 Xuedu White Thangka Academy: DIY mineral pigment thangka. Complete "Gold Tracing" and "Eye Opening" to receive "Thangka Painter" certificate (reservation required). VIP add ¥800 to experience "Guge Mural" historical recreation (includes Tibetan clothing). Say "Mandala Code" for free vajra. Underground Palace Mission 📜 Chubu Monastery Kagyu Practice Institute: Receive mission card. Complete "Mandala Sand Painting," "Tantric Mudra," and "Mani Stone Carving" to receive "Kagyu Lineage Holder" certificate. Professional equipment rental (AR glasses ¥500/hour). Say "Mahamudra" for free vajra bell. **💣 【Ultimate Pitfall Avoidance: Civilization Restricted Zones + Assassin Warnings】 Navigation Survival Rules ⚠ Average 30,000+ steps daily in scenic areas. Choose "Off-road Vehicle + Electric Cart" combination (off-road > self-driving). Look for "Potala Palace" Tang Dynasty central axis markers (not Gaode AR). Don't trust "locals showing the way" (might lead to tourist traps). Assassin Warnings 🚫 Scenic area "Tibetan Costume Photo Assassins" are actually studio-style photos! Recommended: "Barkhor Mall" Tibetan costume photos (including makeup ¥300/set). Look for "Cultural Tourism Bureau Certified" logo. Say "Snow Realm Key" for free turquoise hair accessory. Civilization Restricted Zones 🚫 Potala Palace "Unopened Buddha Halls" are forbidden. Registration point: Tibet Cultural Relics Bureau (requires academic qualifications + insurance). Violators fined ¥100,000+ and credentials revoked. Recommended: "Norbulingka" for legal copying. **🌌 Survival Rules 👔 Quick-dry clothes + anti-slip hiking shoes (average 4km uphill daily), bring folding oxygen tube (for altitude sickness) + polarized lenses (reduces snow glare). 🗣 Use "Tashi Delek" instead of "Master" when asking for directions. Use cash for gas to avoid card rejection. Use Cloud QuickPass for 10% off dining. 🍜 Local code words: "Sweet Tea" = Tibetan milk tea, "Tsampa" = roasted barley flour, "Butter Tea" = salty milk tea. **🏙 Action Commands 🧳 Equipment list: Wind goggles (prevents snow blindness) + UV detection card (sun protection) + sand mask (dust protection) ⚖ Civilization Rules: ✅ Don't step on mani stones (violates religious taboos) ✅ Don't buy "Dzi Bead" scalper tickets (markup exceeds 2000%) ✅ Don't say "meat" inside monasteries (violates religious taboos)

Youth has no price tag, take a hard seat straight to Tibet ✨ 🌈Some are obsessed with the scenery, some seek faith, some crave extremes, and some come to heal. Perhaps you don't need any reason to go to Tibet at all. This magical land, imbued with mystery, has become the yearning of many. 🌏Recommended hot travel routes: 🔅D1. Arrive in Lhasa - Acclimatize to the environment 🔅D2. Zaki Temple - Potala Palace - Nepalese Lunch - Tibetan clothing Trip Moments - Barkhor Street 🔅D3. Mila Mountain Tunnel - Basum Tso - Tashi Island - Tsodzong Monastery - Gala Peach Blossom Village 🔅D4. Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon/Suosong Village - Zhadang Ruo Tso • Himalayan alpine pasture hiking and aerial photography • Horseback riding and archery • Tibetan lord's manor noble hospitality experience • Tibetan village carnival, bonfire party 🔅D5. Lulang - Sejila Mountain Pass - Nyingchi Gongbo Folk Village - China Scenic Highway 🔅D6. Lhasa - Flower Buddha Offering • 360° Yamdrok Lake tour - Internet-famous "Rituo Temple" - 270° Yamdrok Lake Bay 🔅D7. Free time in the city, return trip 🌷About altitude sickness in Tibet 🌿Do not walk too fast, let alone run or do manual labor. 🌿Do not overeat or drink to avoid increasing the burden on the digestive organs. 🌿Do not drink alcohol or smoke. Eat more vitamin-rich foods such as vegetables and fruits. 🌿Drink plenty of water and keep warm. 🌿Reduce bathing to avoid catching a cold and consuming energy.

Lhasa Attractions and Food Guide|||Attractions🏞️ Potala Palace🏰 Must-see: As Lhasa's landmark building, the Potala Palace is not only magnificent but also has profound religious and cultural significance. Remember to book your tickets in advance. Tickets are CNY 100/person during the off-season.🎫 Tips: Climbing the Potala Palace can be tiring, so it's recommended to bring a portable oxygen tank.💨 Photography is not allowed inside the palace, but every corner is worth savoring.📸 Barkhor Street🛍️ Must-see: This street is full of Tibetan charm and a wide variety of small commodities, but the prices can be a bit high. For more affordable options, you can visit the Barkhor Mall.🛍️ Don't forget to check out the cafes on Barkhor Street and the photo spot at Chakpori Hill for some great pictures!📷 Jokhang Temple🏯 Must-see: Located within Barkhor Street, the Jokhang Temple is a sacred place for Tibetan Buddhist believers. Tickets are CNY 85/person, and remember to book one day in advance.🎫 Here, you can feel the piety and power of faith of the believers.🙏 Zaki Temple🏯 Must-see: This is a popular temple dedicated to the God of Wealth. After entering the temple gate, there is a Zaki Temple shop where you can buy incense, khatas, and white wine. The bracelets and keychains here are also exquisite, perfect for wearing yourself or as blessed gifts.🧧 Namtso Lake Scenic Area🏞️ Must-see: As one of Tibet's famous lakes, Namtso is known for its clear waters and magnificent snow-capped mountain backdrop. Here, you can fully enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature.🏞️ Snacks🍲 Sweet Tea🍵 Recommended shops: Guangming Gangqiong Sweet Tea House, Canggu Tea House Features: Lhasa people start their day with a bowl of sweet tea. Sweet tea is made by boiling milk and tea leaves. It tastes similar to Assam milk tea and is perfect for savoring.😋 Tibetan Noodles🍜 Recommended shops: Same as sweet tea houses Features: Tibetan noodles have a unique taste but are served in small portions. Enjoy them with sweet tea for an authentic Lhasa breakfast combo.🍜 Nepalese Food🍛 Recommended shops: Nepalese restaurants in the alleys of Barkhor Street, Nepalese restaurant on the top floor of the Tara Palace Hotel Features: Due to its geographical advantage, Lhasa offers authentic Nepalese cuisine. We recommend pizza, beef curry, and Nepalese cheese dumplings – you can't go wrong with these!🍕🍛 Tibetan Food🍲 Recommended shops: Lamu Tibetan Restaurant, Tashi Dele Features: Tibetan cuisine emphasizes light and balanced flavors. We recommend potato dumplings, blood sausage, and grilled lamb chops. At Tashi Dele, you can also try their signature dish, Tashi Dele (barley cake topped with yogurt and raisins), and butter-roasted mushrooms.🍲 Lulang Stone Pot Chicken🍲 Recommended shops: Stone pot chicken restaurants near Xuexin Village Road Features: With fragrant chicken soup, nourishing chicken meat, and delicious mushrooms, a bowl of this chicken soup is both nourishing and delicious. This restaurant doesn't add MSG, relying solely on the ingredients themselves for a naturally delicious flavor.🍲 Street Snacks🍢 Recommended: Fried potatoes, cold noodles, Tibetan yogurt Features: Lhasa's streets offer a wide variety of affordable snacks. Freshly fried potatoes are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, coated with salt, pepper, chili powder, and sesame seeds – incredibly fragrant! Don't miss out on other snacks like cold noodles and Tibetan yogurt.🍟🥗🍶 We hope this Lhasa attractions & snacks guide is helpful. Have a wonderful time in Lhasa!🎉

Sisters!! If you could only travel to one place in your life, make sure the Potala Palace is at the top of your list! 🏔️ Standing at the foot of the 3,700-meter-high Red Mountain and looking up, the white walls and golden roof look like a palace growing out of the clouds. At that moment, you'll get goosebumps—the "City in the Sky" from our textbooks actually exists!! 💫 **Every Photo is an Epic Masterpiece** Twirl in a Tibetan red dress, and the wind will lift your skirt with the 1,300-year-old holy temple as your backdrop. In the evening, lie by the square's pool and wait for the "double whammy" of the Potala Palace's reflection and the sunset. Even better is the Yaowang Mountain Observation Deck! The same spot as on the 50 RMB note—remember to align the coin's reflection with the white pagoda. I've even got your social media caption ready: "I've found a faith that shines." 💫 📿 **A Magical Palace Where Even the Air Smells of Yak Butter** Touch the thousand-year-old prayer wheels as you enter the White Palace, where sunlight streams through the colorful painted window lattices, and the yak butter lamps in the hands of Tibetan mothers flicker. The tour guide said that every mural here is a breathing history—the grand occasion of Songtsan Gampo marrying Princess Wencheng, the mandala palace's gemstone-studded model of the universe... The most stunning is the stupa hall, where the stupa is inlaid with 3 tons of gold and 100,000 gemstones. Its beauty will leave you speechless. 😭 🌄 **Unlock the Romance Only Locals Know** Go to Zaki Temple (Tibet's only temple dedicated to the God of Wealth) before dawn to pray for prosperity. Walk three times around the Potala Palace's kora with the Tibetans, listening to the tinkling of bells in the wind. Drink sweet tea and eat tsampa in Barkhor Street, where the proprietress might suddenly hand you a piece of dried yak meat: "Girl, you need to eat well to have the energy to play on the plateau~" 📣 **Tips for a Spontaneous Trip** ✅ May to October has plenty of oxygen and sunny days. Wear white or Tibetan blue for amazing photos! ✅ Book Potala Palace tickets 7 days in advance. Bring your ID! Bring your ID! ✅ Don't be afraid of altitude sickness! Walk slowly and take glucose—it's proven effective~ Finally, I'll leave you with a phrase I heard under the prayer flags: "Those who reach the Potala Palace are children favored by the gods." ❤️ This summer, why not have a date with the snow-capped mountains and palaces, lacking oxygen but not faith? (Guide packed ↓ Just raise your hand in the comments section!)

Take a spontaneous trip this Qingming Festival holiday! Explore Lhasa, Nyingchi, and the Potala Palace on a fantastic 6-day journey, and experience the unique springtime scenery of the plateau! -- 🛫Itinerary: Day 1: Chakpori Hill–Norbulingka Start your Lhasa journey with a visit to Chakpori Hill to experience the solemnity of Tibetan Buddhism, and then head to the picturesque Norbulingka to enjoy some tranquility. Day 2: Potala Palace–Jokhang Temple–Barkhor Street Visit the magnificent Potala Palace and admire the beauty of Tibetan architecture. Afterwards, visit the Jokhang Temple and experience the profound religious atmosphere. In the evening, stroll along Barkhor Street and savor authentic Tibetan culture. Day 3: Lhasa River–Nyang River–Basum Tso–Basum Tso Lake Cruise Travel along the Lhasa River and admire the scenery along the way. Arrive at the Nyang River and experience the tranquility and beauty of the river. Visit Basum Tso and take a boat tour around the lake to enjoy the stunning scenery. Day 4: Lulang Forest–Sejila National Forest Park–Sejila Mountain–Benri Scenic Area–Nyang River–Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon Venture into Lulang Forest and breathe in the fresh air. Visit Sejila National Forest Park and get close to nature. Ascend Sejila Mountain and overlook the magnificent mountains and rivers. Visit the Benri Scenic Area and learn about Tibetan culture. Revisit the Nyang River and explore the majestic Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon. Day 5: Kading Gou Scenic Area–Kading Gou Sky Waterfall–Mila Mountain Pass–Lake Siling Tso Explore Kading Gou Scenic Area and admire the spectacular Kading Gou Sky Waterfall. Cross the Mila Mountain Pass and experience the vastness of the plateau. Finally, arrive at Lake Siling Tso and appreciate the tranquility and beauty of the plateau lake. Day 6: Farewell, Lhasa👋, Head to the Airport✈️ End your pleasant Lhasa trip and head to the airport with wonderful memories, looking forward to the next encounter. -- Things to Prepare Before Your Trip: 👕 **Clothing:** The temperature difference between day and night in Lhasa and Nyingchi is significant, so remember to bring warm clothing such as down jackets and sweaters. Also, prepare light and breathable sportswear for daytime activities. Don't forget to bring several pairs of breathable and comfortable socks to protect your feet. 🎒 **Accessories:** Hats, scarves, and gloves can provide both warmth and sun protection. Sunglasses are essential to prevent strong UV rays from harming your eyes. Also, a pair of non-slip and wear-resistant sports shoes will accompany you to every corner of Lhasa and Nyingchi. 📇 **Documents:** Remember to bring your ID card and passport, as they are required for accommodation and ticket purchases. If you have special medication needs, bring your doctor's prescription with you just in case. 🧴 **Skincare and Sun Protection:** Lhasa and Nyingchi have strong sunlight, so bring plenty of high-SPF sunscreen. Moisturizing cream and lip balm are also essential to keep your skin hydrated. You can also bring a few moisturizing face masks to replenish moisture. Don't forget to bring a sun hat to protect your head and face from sunburn. -- The sacredness of Lhasa, the charm of Nyingchi, and the magnificence of the Potala Palace are all waiting for you to explore. Don't hesitate, pack your bags and set off!

Countless butter lamps burn continuously, illuminating the devout faces of believers and warming the hearts of passing travelers. Clasp your hands together and make a wish for peace and joy for all beings. - The bells of Zhaki Monastery are like a spiritual mantra, guiding us towards inner peace. - Zhaki Monastery, a Gelugpa temple of Tibetan Buddhism, is located on Zhaki Road in the northern suburbs of Lhasa. It is the only temple dedicated to the God of Wealth in Tibet, attracting numerous worshippers and enjoying great popularity. - Whether you are a devout believer or a curious traveler interested in Tibetan culture, Zhaki Monastery is worth a visit. - Zhaki Monastery is the only temple dedicated to the God of Wealth in all of Tibet. Although small, it is incredibly popular and said to be particularly effective for prayers. - 🚩Before You Go ✅Best time to visit: Lhasa is suitable for travel year-round, but the best time to visit is from May to October when the weather is ideal. - 📸Suggested Itinerary ✅Zhaki Lham Temple: Dedicated to Goddess Zhaki Lham. You can offer khatas and white wine as blessings. ✅Je Tsongkhapa Temple: Houses statues of Je Tsongkhapa and his disciples. ✅Thousand Buddha Hall: Houses thousands of Buddha statues, creating a solemn and respectful atmosphere. ✅Prayer Wheels: Turn the prayer wheels clockwise to offer prayers. ✅Incense Burner: Burn juniper branches to offer prayers. - 🚇Getting There ✅Bus: Take bus No. 16 or 24 to "Zhaki Monastery Station." ✅Taxi: Approx. CNY 20 from downtown Lhasa. ✅Car: There is a parking lot near the monastery. - 💰Tickets ✅Free - ⏰Opening Hours ✅7:00–18:00 (Closes at 16:00 during the off-season) - ⭕Nearby Recommendations ✅Zhaki Monastery Market: Purchase religious items and souvenirs. ✅Sera Monastery: One of the six great Gelugpa monasteries of Tibetan Buddhism, located about 3 km from Zhaki Monastery. ✅Norbulingka: The summer palace of successive Dalai Lamas, featuring beautiful gardens. - 🚩Practical Information ✅Dining: Tibetan restaurants and sweet tea houses are available near the monastery. ✅Accommodation: It is recommended to stay in downtown Lhasa for a wider selection of hotels. ✅Shopping: You can buy souvenirs such as Thangkas and Tibetan incense. - ⚠Important Notes ✅Respect local religious customs, maintain silence, and circumambulate the monastery clockwise. ✅Hats must be removed before entering the halls, and photography is prohibited. ✅Prepare small change for offerings.

On Ganden Ngamchoe, Lhasa transforms into a "sea of lights" ✨—the golden roof of Jokhang Temple shimmers like a galaxy, pilgrims circumambulate Barkhor Street amidst swirling juniper smoke, and lesser-known temples like Ramoche Temple and Zaki Temple exude a serene sanctity. Lhasa's streets are even livelier than during Losar (Tibetan New Year), with flickering candlelight illuminating every corner, from grand avenues to intimate temple courtyards, throughout the night. People chant mantras or offer prayers as they light candles and lamps. I felt a sense of holiness, and my heart found peace. 🙏 The flickering candlelight in the window, radiating warmth and light, marks this special occasion for the Tibetan people, and I was fortunate to be a part of it! If you happen to be in Tibet during this time, don't miss this truly worthwhile experience! 🌟 🔥 Origins This festival commemorates the death of Je Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism. For over 600 years, devotees have offered butter lamps to express their devotion and seek blessings. Je Tsongkhapa passed away in 1419 at Ganden Monastery. Before his death, he urged his disciples to continue upholding the Dharma. Subsequently, followers adopted the lamp as a symbol of wisdom, dispelling darkness. 📅 Date The 25th day of the 10th month in the Tibetan calendar (corresponding to December 25 in both 2024 and 2025, coinciding with Christmas Day) 📍 Many temples observe Ganden Ngamchoe, including: ✅ Ramoche Temple: Less crowded, with picturesque golden butter lamps against red walls ✅ Zaki Temple: Dedicated to the God of Wealth on Wednesdays, offering blessings for prosperity with the Zambala Trio Set ✅ Sera Monastery: Witness the monks' lamp-lighting ceremony in the Tsokchen Assembly Hall and enjoy a panoramic view of Lhasa's starlit cityscape ✅ Jokhang Temple: Experience the bustling atmosphere of Barkhor Street after its closure, with the golden roof's illumination intertwining with juniper smoke 🗺️ My Itinerary To avoid the crowds, I visited the less-frequented Ramoche Temple and Zaki Temple. As it was a Wednesday, I also paid my respects to the God of Wealth at Zaki Temple (Note: Zaki Temple has different deities for each day of the week; Wednesday is for the God of Wealth) and purchased the Zambala Trio Set. 🛍️ 🔥 Core Customs 1️⃣ Lamp Lighting Ceremony: Temples and windowsills of homes are adorned with an odd number of butter lamps (symbolizing auspiciousness), burning day and night 2️⃣ Juniper Burning Ritual: Juniper branches and butter are burned together, accompanied by the chant "Lha gyalo!" to praise the Dharma 3️⃣ Sharing "Ngatu" Porridge: A vegetarian porridge made from roasted barley flour, commemorating Je Tsongkhapa's last meal 🚗 Tips * Temples remain open late on this day, with extended hours. 🌙 * The ideal time to visit is around 6:00 PM when it gets dark. 🌆 * Barkhor Street closes to vehicles in the afternoon, but pedestrians can still access it. 🚶‍♀️ * Jokhang Temple gets very crowded, so arrive early. 👇 ✨ As countless lights merge into a galaxy, for whom will you light a prayer lamp? Share your answer in the comments, or tell us about a moment of prayer that holds special meaning for you! 💌

|||. Tibet Small Loop in February and March 💫5 days and 4 nights new guide💯|||Sisters! 👭 It’s really amazing to go to Tibet in February and March! In four days, you will appreciate the stunning scenery of the snowy plateau, including Mount Everest, Namtso Lake, and Yamdrok Lake... none of them can be missed! 💯 The route strategy is ready, just copy it! 🙋‍♀️ We guarantee that you will not make any mistakes and enjoy yourself in Tibet! - ✅Recent temperature reference in Tibet: ☀️Lhasa: -2°C ~ 12°C ☀️Shigatse: -5°C ~ 10°C ☀️Everest Base Camp: -15°C ~ 5°C (it gets colder at night, so keep warm!) ☀️Namtso: -10°C ~ 5°C (strong wind, be careful to avoid the wind!) - ✅Travel preparation: 🆔 Documents: ID card (required!), border pass (required for Everest Base Camp, apply in advance!) 👔 Clothing: down jacket, jacket, fleece jacket, thermal underwear, thick socks, hat, scarf, gloves (the temperature difference between morning and evening is big, bring more!) 💄 Daily necessities: high-factor sunscreen (UV rays are strong in the plateau!), lip balm, moisturizer (dry!), sunglasses 🔋 Electrical appliances: mobile phones, cameras, power banks, chargers 💊 Medicines: Rhodiola rosea (take it a week in advance!), glucose (to replenish energy), cold medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, painkillers, Band-Aids - 🚗4-day tour to Mount Everest and Namtso in Tibet D1: Lhasa - Yamdrok Lake - Karola Glacier - Manla Reservoir - Shigatse D2: Shigatse - 108 turns - Jiacuo La Pass - Jiawula Pass - Everest Base Camp - Basong Village D3: Basong Village - 5k km check-in point of National Highway 318 - Nyingchi Grassland - Luodu Peak Snow Mountain - Nyainqentanglha Mountain - Dangxiong D4: Damxung - Nagenla Pass - Northern Tibet Grassland - Namtso - Holy Elephant Gate - Lhasa - 🔥Tibet travel tips in winter: 1️⃣Altitude sickness! Altitude sickness! Altitude sickness! Important things should be said three times! Take Rhodiola rosea in advance, slow down, drink plenty of water, and avoid strenuous exercise. 2️⃣Tibet is a plateau area. It is not recommended to wash your hair or take a bath for the first 3 days after arriving here. Don’t do strenuous exercise. If you feel uncomfortable, take oxygen. If it doesn’t work, go to the doctor immediately. 3️⃣ Accommodation conditions at Everest Base Camp are limited, so be prepared and bring your own sleeping bag. 4️⃣Respect local customs and habits, do not take photos casually, and take off your hat when entering the temple. 5️⃣February to March is the off-season, and many attractions have discounted tickets, which can be booked in advance. - ✅The route includes attractions: 📍Yamdrok Yumtso: The blue lake is like a sapphire inlaid among the mountains. 📍Mount Everest Base Camp: Feel the shock of the top of the world up close, look up at the starry sky, and feel the vastness of the universe. 📍Namtso: China's second largest saltwater lake, with clear water that blends with the blue sky and white clouds, it is beautiful beyond words. 📍Holy Elephant Gate: A secret place on the north bank of Namtso Lake, with two huge rocks shaped like elephants guarding the holy lake.

Winter vacation is coming, are you planning to go to Tibet for fun? For an 8-day trip to Lhasa, Nyingchi and Yamdrok Lake, just read this guide! . 📅Route suggestions: Day 1: [First visit to Tibet] Arrive in Lhasa, pick you up at the airport/station and check into the hotel, rest to adapt to the highland climate. Day 2: Visit the Tibet Museum and experience Tibetan culture -> Drive along the Linla Highway and enjoy the plateau scenery. Day 3: Cross the spectacular Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, look up at Mount Namjagbarwa -> Climb over Sejila Mountain, stroll through Lulang Forest, and feel the magnificence of nature. Day 4: Explore the Tibetan customs of Zhaxigang Village -> Tour Basongcuo and climb the island in the middle of the lake to experience the tranquility and beauty. Day 5: Visit the historic Ganden Monastery and appreciate the profound heritage of Tibetan Buddhism. Day 6: Stand on the Yajiang River Valley Observation Deck and overlook the magnificent mountains and rivers -> Climb over Gangbala Mountain and overlook the beautiful scenery of Yamdrok Lake -> Visit the mysterious Sangding Monastery. Day 7: Visit Zhaxi Monastery and feel the power of faith -> Visit the Potala Palace and appreciate the beauty of Tibetan architectural art -> Stroll around the Potala Palace Square and feel the prosperity of the holy city -> Visit Barkhor Street and taste Tibetan specialty products. Day 8: End the unforgettable trip to Tibet and return home with full of memories. 🏠✨ . **Notes**: * 🛫 Upon arrival at Lhasa Airport, it is recommended to book a pick-up in advance to avoid the inconvenience of taking a car by yourself after altitude sickness. * 🍽️When trying Tibetan cuisine, please eat in moderation to prevent worsening of altitude sickness. * 🎁 Compare prices when purchasing specialty products. The prices of handmade products vary greatly, so choose carefully. * 📸When taking photos in Nyingchi and Yamdrok Lake, please be sure to respect local customs and beliefs. * 🌞The ultraviolet rays on the plateau are strong, so be sure to bring sunscreen, a sun hat and sunglasses. * 💊Always have emergency medicines for plateau, such as Rhodiola rosea, Salvia miltiorrhiza, etc., to relieve discomfort. . Tibet Lhasa-Nyingchi-Yamdrok Lake, waiting for you to explore and leave unforgettable footprints and memories!

8-day in-depth tour of Tibet Lhasa-Linzhi-Yamdrok Lake! This super detailed itinerary will take you to the secret land of the plateau. Start your dream journey now! / 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: 🛬Arrive in Lhasa, transfer to hotel, and rest to acclimatize to the plateau climate. DAY 2: 🏛Visit the Tibet Museum to learn about Tibetan culture -> 🛣Drive along the Linla Highway to enjoy the plateau scenery. DAY 3: 🌊Explore the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon -> 🏔View Mount Namjagbarwa from afar -> 🌳Cross the Sejila Mountain Forest -> 🌲Stroll through the Lulang Forest to enjoy the beauty of nature. DAY 4: 🏡Visit Zhaxigang Village to experience Tibetan life -> 🌊Visit Basum Lake to enjoy the lake and mountain scenery -> 🏝Visit the island in the middle of the lake to find a place of tranquility. DAY 5: 🏯Visit Ganden Monastery to appreciate the beauty of Tibetan Buddhist architecture. DAY 6: 🌄Yajiang Valley Observation Deck to overlook the magnificent valley -> 🏔Cross the Gambala Mountain to feel the grandeur of the plateau -> 💧Yamdrok Lake to encounter the holy lake -> 🏯Visit Sangding Monastery to hear historical legends. DAY 7: 🏯Visit Zaki Temple to pray for peace -> 🏰Visit the Potala Palace to explore the history of the Tibetan dynasty -> 🌺Potala Palace Square to experience the life of local residents -> 🛍Stroll through Barkhor Street to pick up special souvenirs. DAY 8: 🛫End the journey and return home with full memories. 🏠 / **Notes**: 🚗 Airport transportation: There is an airport bus from Lhasa Airport to the city, which is convenient and fast. Linzhi Airport is small, so it is recommended to book a transfer service in advance. ❄️ February climate: The temperature difference between morning and evening in Lhasa and Linzhi in February is large, so remember to bring down jackets and thermal underwear. The sunshine is good during the day, which is suitable for outdoor activities. 📸 Photo spots: The blue water of Yamdrok Lake is stunning and a great place to take photos! The Lulang Forest and Mount Namjagbarwa in Linzhi are also not to be missed. 🎈 Customs: In Tibet, it is important to respect local customs and religious beliefs. When entering a temple, pay attention to dress appropriately and do not wear revealing clothes. 💡 Tips: Altitude sickness is common, so it is recommended to prepare medicine in advance and get plenty of rest. Drink more water and avoid strenuous exercise! / 🎉Lhasa, Linzhi, and Yamdrok Lake are all beautiful places. I hope you can find inner peace and joy on this journey!

Preparation - Check the opening hours: Generally 8:00 am–6:00 pm, but may be extended to 6:00 pm on Wednesdays. The temple may close at 4:30 pm if there are few visitors. - Choose a date: Locals say that Monday is for peace, Wednesday is for wealth, and Friday is for health. - Prepare items: Prepare cash in small denominations, such as 1 yuan or 5 jiao, for offerings. Getting there - Bus: Take bus No. 1 to Zaki Temple, or take bus No. 23 or 14 to Niangre Road, then walk for about 10 minutes. - Taxi/Ride-hailing: From anywhere in Lhasa, it takes about 20–30 minutes. Visiting process - Buy offerings: After entering the temple, buy Tibetan incense, liquor, and khata at the shop outside the hall. A bundle of Tibetan incense costs CNY 10, a large bottle of liquor costs CNY 10, a small bottle costs CNY 5, and a khata costs CNY 1. - Light incense and pray: Light incense at the incense burner outside the hall, bow three times facing the burner, and bow three times clockwise on each side. - Enter the main hall: Before entering the main hall, take off your hat, sunglasses, etc. Present the khata to Zaki Lam, then give the liquor to the monk. - Offer small change: Exchange CNY 20–30 for small change inside the hall, and place a banknote in front of each Buddha statue. - Receive a khata and pray: If you want to receive a khata in the hall, offer a banknote of CNY 10 or more to Zaki Lam, and the monk will give you a khata and write your name in a book to pray for you. - Consecration: If you have items to be consecrated, go to the second floor and give them to the monk. The fee is generally CNY 5–20. Notes - Dress code: Dress appropriately, avoid exposing too much skin, and do not wear shorts or skirts above the knee. - Etiquette: Take off your hat and sunglasses before entering the temple, do not step on the threshold, and do not take photos inside the temple. - Respect customs: Follow local religious customs and regulations, and do not touch cultural relics or Buddha statues in the temple.

Hey guys, here's a super detailed guide for an 8-day tour of Lhasa, Nyingchi, and Yamdrok Lake! Come and get your travel guide! / 🗓Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Lhasa, transfer to hotel, and rest to acclimatize to the plateau environment. Day 2: Visit the Tibet Museum to learn about Tibetan culture -> Drive to Nyingchi and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the Lhasa-Nyingchi Highway. Day 3: Cross the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon and look up at Mount Namjagbarwa -> Cross the Sejila Mountain and overlook the Lulang Forest. Day 4: Visit the idyllic scenery of Zhaxigang Village -> Explore the mysterious beauty of Basum Lake and its island. Day 5: Visit the historic Ganden Monastery and experience the solemnity of Tibetan Buddhism. Day 6: Enjoy the magnificent scenery at the Yarlung Zangbo River Valley Observation Deck -> Cross the Gangbala Mountain and explore Yamdrok Lake -> Visit Sangding Monastery. Day 7: Pray at Zaki Temple -> Visit the Potala Palace and admire Tibetan architecture -> Stroll around Potala Palace Square and Barkhor Street to experience local life. Day 8: End your wonderful trip to Tibet and return home.🏠 / Travel Checklist: 🧳Essentials for a December Trip to Lhasa, Nyingchi, and Yamdrok Lake 👚 Clothing: Down jackets and outdoor jackets are essential, as well as thermal underwear and sweaters. Wear thick pants and non-slip, waterproof shoes. 🎒 Accessories: Sunglasses, sun hats, windproof scarves, gloves, moisturizing cream, and lip balm. Don't forget power banks and charging cables! 📘 Documents: ID card and border pass. Bring student ID, senior citizen ID, and other discount cards if you have them. Also, bring some cash. 💊 Medicine: Cold medicine and stomach medicine. Rhodiola and glucose to prevent altitude sickness. Band-aids and Yunnan Baiyao for emergencies. / Tibet is waiting for you to explore. Pack your bags and start your journey to Lhasa, Nyingchi, and Yamdrok Lake!🌟

Hey guys! Here's a detailed guide for a 5-day in-depth tour of Lhasa, Potala Palace, and Yamdrok Lake. Explore the holy land of the plateau with just one guide! This super practical guide is a must-have! . 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Lhasa and transfer to hotel Arrive in the holy city of Lhasa, enjoy a transfer service, and check in to a downtown hotel. Enjoy the pure blue sky, snow-capped mountains, and sunshine. Day 2: Zaki Temple - Potala Palace - Norbulingka - Yaowang Mountain Viewing Platform - Jokhang Temple - Barkhor Street Explore Lhasa in depth, from the tranquility of Zaki Temple to the grandeur of Potala Palace, the natural beauty of Norbulingka, the spectacular views from Yaowang Mountain Viewing Platform, and finally the mysterious atmosphere of Jokhang Temple and the bustling Barkhor Street. Day 3: Lhasa River - Yarlung Tsangpo River Valley Viewing Platform - Gamba La Mountain - Yamdrok Lake - Chen Co Travel along the Lhasa River, pass the Yarlung Tsangpo River Valley Viewing Platform, cross Gamba La Mountain, and finally reach the breathtaking Yamdrok Lake. Continue to explore the secret land of Chen Co. Day 4: Free day (optional day tour to Namtso Lake/Lhasa Tibetan costume photography/Sera Monastery debate) Plan your own itinerary. You can choose to join a day tour to Namtso Lake, experience the debate at Sera Monastery, or take Tibetan costume photos in Lhasa to create unforgettable memories. Day 5: Leave Lhasa and return home End your pleasant trip to Lhasa and return home with fond memories. 🏠 . Travel essentials: 👚 Clothing: A windbreaker and down jacket are essential for warmth, as well as long pants. Don't forget to bring comfortable shoes. 🎩 Accessories: Hat, scarf, and gloves are all necessary. Sunglasses are also important to protect your eyes from the sun. 💳 Documents: Carry your ID card and cash with you, as well as a charger and power bank. A fully charged phone will give you peace of mind. 💊 Medicine: Rhodiola, plateau treasure to prevent altitude sickness, as well as aspirin and erythromycin ointment for emergencies. 🧴 Skincare: Moisturizing cream and lip balm are essential, as well as sunscreen. The sun is very strong on the plateau. 🎧 Other: Headphones to block out noise and enjoy a quiet journey; snacks to replenish energy so you won't go hungry. 📷 Photography: A DSLR or phone to capture beautiful moments, as well as a tripod and selfie stick to take great photos. . The magnificence of Lhasa, the solemnity of Potala Palace, and the purity of Yamdrok Lake are all fascinating. Don't forget to leave your travel footprints!

Lhasa–Potala Palace–Yamdrok Lake, 5-day tour guide! Experience the mysterious Tibet and its unique culture. Come and explore with us! / 🏃Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Lhasa, head to the hotel to rest, and enjoy the pure blue sky, snow-capped mountains, and sunshine. DAY 2: Zaki Temple–Potala Palace–Zongjiao Lukang Park–Potala Palace Yaowang Mountain Viewing Platform–Jokhang Temple–Barkhor Street Visit the cultural attractions of Lhasa and experience the mystery and solemnity of Tibet. DAY 3: Lhasa River–Yarlung Zangbo River Valley Viewing Platform–Gambala Mountain–Yamdrok Lake–Chen Co Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the plateau along the way, and arrive at Yamdrok Lake to experience the tranquility and magnificence of the holy lake. DAY 4: Free day You can choose to join a one-day tour of Namtso Lake, try on Tibetan costumes in Lhasa, or visit the debate activities at Sera Monastery to experience the diverse Tibetan culture. DAY 5: Leave Lhasa, end the pleasant journey, and return home. / Attraction recommendations: ✨Potala Palace: A treasure of Tibetan architecture, the palace houses countless cultural treasures, with breathtaking views at every step. 🙏Jokhang Temple: As a holy place of Tibetan Buddhism, the temple is full of murals, each of which is a treasure. The prayer path surrounds the temple, and the power of faith inspires awe. 🏞️Barkhor Street: Stroll along the ancient street and experience the Tibetan culture. It is not only a bustling prayer path, but also a great place to experience ancient culture. 🌊Yamdrok Lake: A paradise for water birds in southern Tibet, the lake is like a mirror, dotted with small islands. Every part of it is a masterpiece of nature, making it a place you will never want to leave. 🏯Zaki Temple: A unique temple of wealth in Tibet, with a strong incense, where faith and prayer intertwine, bringing peace and solace to the soul. / Travel preparation: 👕 Clothing: Down jacket, thermal underwear, sweater. Lhasa is very cold in December, so you need to dress warmly. 👟 Shoes: Wear a pair of non-slip, warm snow boots so you won't slip on the snow. 🎒 Personal items: Thermos, sunscreen, sunglasses. The UV rays are strong on the plateau, so you need to protect yourself. 💳 Documents: ID card and cash. You can't travel without them. 💊 Medicine: Rhodiola and plateau treasure to deal with altitude sickness and make your trip more comfortable. 📷 Photography equipment: DSLR or cell phone to capture the beauty of Potala Palace and Yamdrok Lake and create unforgettable memories. / The Potala Palace and Yamdrok Lake in Lhasa are both places that touch the soul. May your journey be filled with unforgettable stories and scenery. 🌈

Here comes the 11-day, 10-night Tibet travel guide for an average cost of 2500 per person|| 1️⃣Accommodation - Muyang Chenge Youth Hostel (Jokhang Temple branch) 25💰 per bed I'm not an advertiser, dear friends 2️⃣Dining - I mostly ordered takeout and didn't check in at any popular restaurants. You must try the fried potatoes in Tibet, they are really delicious 3️⃣Itinerary 📌Yamdrok Lake (90💰) includes meal 📌Sera Monastery entrance fee 50💰, after 5 pm 10💰 Debates start at 3 pm, there are no debates after 5 pm so it's cheaper 📌Tashilhunpo Monastery is especially efficacious for wealth-seeking on Wednesdays 📌Nanshan Park is free, the scenery is beautiful 📌Hanging prayer flags on Nakin Mountain 230💰, 200 meters is enough 📌Tibetan costume photo shoot 158💰 (includes 3 hours of costume rental) You rent the costume and take your own photos. The costume seems to be 100 and makeup 58, you can ask around, I forgot The address is: Tibet Cultural Physical Examination Space 4️⃣Essential items Indigestion medicine, cold medicine, painkillers, glucose Ibuprofen granules (good for high altitude headache) Hat, sunscreen, sun protection gloves, motion sickness medicine if you get car sick 📌Tibet is really a magical place. On this trip, I met many interesting friends who added a lot of fun to my journey. Although the 53-hour hard seat train journey was long, I met friends from all over the world. We shared food and took care of each other. I met a super nice girl from Guangzhou in the hostel, and on the way back, I met travel companions to play with. The trip to Tibet has ended. There are regrets, but the imperfections make the journey beautiful. 📌The places you want to go to at 20, don't wait until you're 30. Because the feelings at 20 are different from those at 30. I hope we can all catch the tail of youth and enjoy life in time ✋(My advice) Tibet is a slow-paced city, don't rush your itinerary. In Lhasa, watch the Potala Palace, daydream, drink sweet tea, turn the prayer wheel, and spend a leisurely day experiencing the city's life, culture, and beliefs. 📌Warning: Remember not to join a tour group in advance. If you sign up for a tour before even arriving in Tibet and then suffer from altitude sickness, you'll be rushing your itinerary and that's just paying to suffer.

Accommodation: The average price of hotels in Lhasa is 150-300 Two people traveling together, daily average accommodation fee: 100/person Food: Tibetan food includes tsampa, Tibetan noodles, beef and mutton soup pot, etc. The overall feeling is close to Nepalese and Indian food. The consumption is really high. A bowl of vegetarian noodles can cost 20 or 25, and the average daily food cost is 150 per person. Tickets: From November to March of the following year, there will be a free ticket policy for winter tours to Tibet, including the Potala Palace, Namtso Lake and other attractions. Travel: mainly for self-driving gas or group tour fees for distant attractions Game guide 👇🏻 Day 1: After arriving in Lhasa, take a day off to adapt to the altitude sickness (book the Potala Palace ticket at least 3 days in advance) Day 2: Potala Palace Square ➕ Jokhang Temple (ticket 85) ➕ Barkhor Street First go to the Potala Palace Square to take photos and check in, then visit the Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street. At 3pm, I went to Sera Monastery to watch the debate, which was very exciting (the Tibetan costumes in Sera Monastery are super photogenic) Day 3: Zhaji Temple and Tibet Museum The only temple of the goddess of wealth in Tibet, Zhaji Temple (it is best to go on Wednesday, it is said that day is very 👍), remember to buy white wine + Hada + Tibetan incense at the door (28 each, the goddess Zhaji Lamu likes to drink white wine), and then follow the crowd to worship That's it, you can bring some small gifts worth kg back from the temple. In the afternoon, visit the Tibet Museum to learn about the historical and cultural development of the Tibetan area. Day 4: Lhasa→Yamdrok Lake It takes two hours to drive from Lhasa to Yanghu Lake. There is no entrance fee, but there is a paid overlooking parking lot, which costs 20/car. You can skip this and drive straight ahead to the edge of Yanghu Lake. The blue you see is super beautiful. Can ride yaks 20/person Day 5: Potala Palace Many people will experience varying degrees of altitude sickness when they arrive in Lhasa. Visiting the Potala Palace requires climbing mountains and walking up stone stairs, which will consume a certain amount of physical strength. It is best to acclimate yourself in the first few days before visiting the Potala Palace so that you won't be too tired. The whole journey takes about 2 hours. It is best to hire a tour guide, 50/person. The explanation will give you a deeper understanding of Tibetan culture. Photography is prohibited inside the Potala Palace⚠️ Day 6: Namtso It takes two and a half hours to drive from Lhasa to Namtso. Do not enter the scenic area (there is a sightseeing bus fee of 100/person in the off-season. We drove directly along the main road. There are many small branches that can go down to the lake) Beautiful snow-capped mountains and lakes ! Cool and detached, with a fairy-like aura, so beautiful that words are at a loss for words

Every time you come to Lhasa, Tibet, you have to catch up on Wednesday to worship the Tibetan god of wealth - Zaki Lam at Zaki Temple. Zaki Temple is the only Wealth God Temple in Tibet, it is said that praying for wealth is very effective. Zaki Temple is not big, but the incense is very strong. Whether it is local businessmen or foreign businessmen who come to Lhasa will come here to worship and pray for wealth. In the Tibetan calendar, Monday is safe, Wednesday is the worship of the god of wealth, and Friday is health, so every Wednesday is the most prosperous moment of Zaki Temple. Zaki Temple opens at seven in the morning, and there are people queuing at the temple gate at six-thirty. The Tibetan Yellow God of Wealth - Zaki Lam, who is worshipped in Zaki Temple, likes to drink, so the believers will buy a bottle of white wine and Hada to offer her at the temple gate. There are many Tibetans selling incense and white wine Hada and other blessing items at the entrance of Zaki Temple. You can buy them at the entrance, or you can queue up to enter the temple and buy them in the temple's own temple shop, which will be a few yuan cheaper. 【🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻Zaki Temple Wealth God Worship Process】 1) After entering Zaki Temple, first go to burn incense (there is Tibetan incense for sale in the temple, 10 yuan for 1 bunch) 2) Queue up to enter the main hall, take off your hat and sunglasses before entering, follow the flow of people in the clockwise direction, open the white wine cap and give it to the lama, and also give the Hada to the lama. The lama will offer the white wine and Hada to Zaki Lam. 3) Follow the flow of people to worship Buddha in a clockwise direction, and offer change to the various Buddha statues on the Buddha worship route. 4) After the main hall is finished, there is a staircase on the left side of the exit that can go up to the second floor. You can also worship on the second floor. After the worship, you can take some photos on the terrace of the second floor. 5) After going down to the second floor, return to the small square in front of the main hall to buy a bundle of incense for 10 yuan, then light it and put it into the large incense burner, and you can put down your distractions and pray for wealth for yourself and your family. 【✍🏻️trips】 1) When lighting incense, you cannot blow out the incense with your mouth. 2) After entering the inner main hall, you cannot point at the Buddha statue with your hand, and it is strictly forbidden to take pictures in the hall, and you will bear the consequences. 3) It is strictly forbidden to buy lottery tickets or scratch cards in advance and then scratch them in Zaki Temple, which is strictly prohibited. 【🎫Ticket】Free 【📍Address】Zaki East Road, Chengguan District, Lhasa City (opposite Zaki Community of the Ministry of Justice) 【⏰Suggested Time】Before 12 o'clock every Wednesday morning, Zaki Temple closes at 4 o'clock in the afternoon

Come, bring white wine and Hada Zhaji Temple for a fortune~ Zaki Temple is the only temple of wealth in Tibet, with a history of more than 300 years. This temple was originally worshipped by Han Chinese and other Tibetans in the Qing Dynasty. Later, as more and more local people do business, everyone will come here to worship, thus forming the "God of Wealth". Zakiram is dedicated to the Zaki Temple. According to legend, she was originally a goddess of the Han nationality. Later, she came to the Tibetan area with the Tibetan monk, and became a well-known god of wealth. She especially likes to drink white wine, don't forget to bring white wine and Hada.