2025 Baingoin Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Hey guys! Check out this 5-day in-depth tour of Lhasa, Shannan, and Shigatse, and explore the best of Tibet! This super useful guide is a must-read! -------- 🚗 Itinerary: Day 1: Lhasa River > Gamba La Mountain > Yamdrok Lake > Karola Glacier > Manla Reservoir > Gyantse Dzong Drive along the Lhasa River, cross Gamba La Mountain, and explore the beautiful scenery of Yamdrok Lake. Visit Karola Glacier and Manla Reservoir along the way, and finally arrive at the historic Gyantse Dzong. Day 2: Gyatso La Pass > Mount Everest Scenic Area > Gawu La Mountain > Everest Base Camp > Rongbuk Monastery Cross Gyatso La Pass and head straight to the Mount Everest Scenic Area. Cross Gawu La Mountain and arrive at Everest Base Camp to admire the majesty of the world's highest peak. Visit Rongbuk Monastery at Everest Base Camp to experience the religious culture of the plateau. Day 3: Shishapangma > Peiku Tso > Dajiamang Tso > Dagejia Geyser Admire the majesty of Shishapangma and explore the beauty of Peiku Tso and Dajiamang Tso. Finally, visit the magical Dagejia Geyser and marvel at the wonders of nature. Day 4: Zhari Namco > Tangra Yumco Visit Zhari Namco and admire the tranquil beauty of the plateau lake. Then head to Tangra Yumco and experience the charm of this mysterious body of water. Day 5: Siling Co > Dazecuo > Namtso National Park > Namtso > Nagenla Mountain Pass > Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains Cross Siling Co and Dazecuo to reach the magnificent Namtso National Park. Admire the beautiful scenery of Namtso, cross Nagenla Mountain Pass, and enjoy the majestic view of the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains. -------- Travel Tips: - Local specialties: Dried beef and Tibetan handicrafts are affordable and make great souvenirs! 🎁 - December weather: Warm and comfortable during the day, cool at night. Remember to bring a down jacket and sunscreen! ☀️🧣 - Photo spots: Nanshan Park and Yaowang Mountain are great places to take panoramic photos of the Potala Palace! 📸 - Local customs: Respect Tibetan customs and avoid touching religious items to make your trip more enjoyable! 😊 -------- 🎉 Lhasa's mystery, Shannan's magnificence, and Shigatse's sanctity. May your journey be a spiritual one!

On October 4, 2023, I left Namtso today, took the 302 provincial road, passed through Barmtso, headed to Bange County, took the 317 national road after lunch, passed through Serling Tso, Serling Tso is the largest lake in the west, the weather today is really bad, along the 317 national road to Bange County, there are many different Tso, such as Chagu Tso, when I was about to reach Nima County, the rain stopped, the sun came out, coupled with the light of dusk, it formed a super beautiful sunset, tonight I will stay in Nima County.

✈️ Route C · High-Speed Air Travel Package ✅ Ideal for: Busy workers/Those with limited vacation time ✅ Reasons to go: ▪️ 3-day express trip to Mount Everest! Save 50% travel time with round-trip flights—3 days off equals 5 days of fun! ▪️ Seamless experience: Start your adventure right after landing, with 2-star hotels and oxygen-equipped private rooms near Everest. Comfortable stay, efficient play! ▪️ All-inclusive package: Flights, yak hot pot meals, and more are covered—just book and go! 🗺️ Itinerary Overview Day 1: Airport pickup in Lhasa → Yamdrok Lake → Shigatse (2-star hotel) Day 2: Mount Everest Base Camp → Overnight stay at oxygen-equipped hotel near Everest Day 3: Everest sunrise → Airport transfer (recommended flights after 4:00 PM) 💰 Cost Breakdown ✔️ Round-trip flights + transportation ✔️ 2 nights of high-quality accommodation ✔️ All-inclusive tickets + meals + insurance ✔️ Oxygen, cold-weather gear, Tibetan costume experience ⚠️ Tips to Avoid Pitfalls ❌ Strict flight cancellation policy—confirm your plans before booking! ❌ Luggage limited to under 24 inches—don’t overpack!

Here you’ll find grasslands rivaling Nalati, snowy peaks like Genie, rivers rushing in summer, yaks crossing wooden bridges, wildflowers everywhere harmonizing with sacred snow-capped mountains—it’s the hidden gem of Nagqu, Tibet, called "Sapu Sacred Mountain," where every snapshot is an epic masterpiece! 🌟 Quick Core Guide 📍 Location: Yangxiu Township, Biru County, Nagqu, Tibet, about 900 km from Lhasa (reachable by self-driving on G317/G318) 🎫 Ticket: 150 RMB/person ⛰ Altitude: 4400~5000 meters (Altitude sickness warning!) ⏰ Best Time: May to September (May 15th lake blessing event is very atmospheric), October to next April roads are closed, travel with caution 🚗 Inner and Outer Lake Play Guide - Outer Lake: Drive directly, a must-visit for full views of the sacred mountain! To catch the "Sunlight on the Golden Mountain," arrive before 7 AM. The wooden bridge, big rocks, and prayer flags are prime photo spots. - Inner Lake: 2-hour hike from the outer lake (altitude 4700m, be sure to go with companions!), along the way are wilderness, blue lake, cliffside solitary temple (only one monk resides), every shot feels cinematic. ⚠ Note: Brown bears appear in the scenic area, do not hike alone! 📸 6 Top Photo Spots 1. Outer Lake Wooden Bridge: Shoot yaks crossing at dawn or dusk, with snowy mountains as a soothing backdrop 2. Outer Lake Big Rock: Capture sunrise when no one is around, the lake surface mirrors perfectly 3. Prayer Flags Cluster: Sacred lake + snowy mountain + prayer flags, full Tibetan atmosphere 4. Outer Lake Hillside: Camp with the sacred mountain in the frame, grasslands like a green carpet 5. Meadow Wetland: Between inner and outer lakes, wildflowers and streams perfectly matched 6. Small Beach: Black sand beach reminiscent of Iceland, feels like a hidden secret 🌅 5-Day Classic Itinerary Reference D1: Lhasa airport pickup → acclimate to altitude, stay in city hotel D2: Lhasa → Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains → Northern Tibetan Grasslands → Nagqu → Biru D3: Biru → Sapu Sacred Mountain (outer lake panoramic shots, inner lake hiking exploration) D4: Sapu → Biru → First Bend of Nujiang River → Dam Temple Skull Wall → Nagqu D5: Nagqu → Namtso Lake → Holy Elephant Heavenly Gate → Lhasa 🏨 Accommodation Tips - St. Regis Lhasa: Window views of the Potala Palace, enjoying afternoon tea at 3650m altitude is very pleasant - Sapu Lakeside Camp: Walking distance to shooting spots, bring oxygen tanks and -10℃ sleeping bags, perfect for shooting sacred mountain sunrise and starry sky 💡 Pitfall Avoidance and Safety Guide 1. Altitude Sickness Warning: Take Rhodiola 7 days in advance, bring enough oxygen tanks, avoid washing hair or bathing within 24 hours of arrival, no running or jumping! 2. Sun Protection: Sunscreen (SPF50+), hat, sunglasses are all essential, high-altitude UV can cause severe sunburn 3. Wildlife: Do not approach brown bears, wolves, etc., no feeding or provoking 4. Clothing Rule: Bring windbreaker and down jacket even in summer! Highland weather changes suddenly, colds can cause pulmonary edema, descend immediately if severe ✨ When the sunlight on Sapu Sacred Mountain dyes the snowy peaks red, when yaks cross the wooden bridge stirring ripples, the shock here far surpasses Iceland—it is Tibet’s earthly secret, a paradise for hikers and photographers. Are you ready to embark on this snowy mountain rendezvous?

Nature: A magnificent and sacred intertwined masterpiece Setting foot on the land of Tibet, the first thing that catches your eye is the endless snow-capped mountains. Mount Everest, as the roof of the world, stands proudly between heaven and earth. Its majestic form pierces the clouds, with the perennial snow on its summit shining with holy radiance under the sunlight. Countless mountaineers, filled with awe, challenge this sacred peak, just to stand at the summit, overlooking the magnificent mountains and rivers of the world, and feeling the greatness of nature and the insignificance of humanity. Mount Kailash not only impresses with its majestic presence but is also revered by many believers as the center of the world, a holy site they aspire to pilgrimage to in their lifetime. Every year, countless devout believers, undeterred by the long journey or the hardships, circumambulate the sacred mountain step by step, measuring the distance of their faith with their bodies, praying for peace and blessings. Tibet's lakes are like dazzling pearls embedded in this vast land. Yamdrok Lake, with its ever-changing shades of blue, seems to be meticulously painted by nature with the purest colors. Under the sunlight, the lake water displays varying shades of blue—light blue, dark blue, and peacock blue—intertwining like a dream. The winding shoreline sketches an elegant picture, complementing the surrounding mountains, creating a scene as enchanting as a fairyland. Namtso, Tibet's second-largest lake and China's third-largest saltwater lake, lies at the foot of the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains. Its crystal-clear waters shimmer with ripples. Standing by the lake, the distant snow-capped mountains reflect in the water, blending seamlessly, making it hard to distinguish between reality and fantasy. The Holy Elephant Gate stands quietly on the Qaduo Langka Island on the northern shore of Namtso. Legend has it that it is the gate to heaven. The massive stone elephant, lifelike in form, seems to guard this sacred lake, attracting countless visitors to explore its mysteries. Lake Manasarovar, in the hearts of believers, is the purest and most beautiful place in the world, a paradise on earth. The lake water here is crystal clear, shimmering with light, and the surrounding scenery is tranquil and serene, instantly purifying and calming the soul.

✨Lazy Treasure Guide to Bango County, Nagqu, Tibet is here! This place hides stunning scenery that rivals popular spots, so save this nanny-level guide👇 🌟Must-visit Attractions Recommended - North Shore of Namtso Holy Elephant Gate: The deep blue lake embraces the snow-capped mountains, like stepping into a painting🖼️. The best time to visit is from May to October. Wearing a bright-colored jacket and ethnic-style scarf makes for amazing photos📸! The road is rough, so renting an off-road vehicle is recommended. Stay overnight in a tent camp to enjoy the romantic starry sky~ - Serling Tso: Tibet’s largest lake. From June to September, the grasslands are lush green. Wearing a white dress by the lake makes you look like a fairy🧚♀️! Stay in hotels in Bango County town; hiring a car or joining a tour is more convenient. - Chadorangka Island: Ancient temples and mysterious caves. The climate is comfortable in July and August. Wearing a fisherman's hat and casual clothes, every photo looks like an art film~ 📅 Year-round Travel Tips - January to March: Temperatures can drop below -20°C. Wear down jackets and thermal pants tightly! Bring chocolate and beef jerky for energy. Roads may be icy and snowy, so drive carefully. - April to June: Big temperature difference between morning and night. A jacket and thermal underwear are essential! Drink butter tea and eat barley cakes to keep warm. Remember to apply high SPF sunscreen~ - July to September: Peak season with many tourists, book accommodation in advance! Wear T-shirts and light jackets. Enjoy Tibetan hotpot and yak meat to your heart’s content, but watch out for altitude sickness~ - October to December: Snow scenery is stunning. Thick sweaters and cotton-padded clothes are a must! Drink mutton soup to stay warm. On windy days, remember to wear hats and scarves~ 💡Lazy Tips: Attractions are far apart, so it’s recommended to join local tours to avoid worrying about transportation and accommodation! Every snap here looks like a blockbuster, and one visit will make you unforgettable~ #BangoCountyTibet #OffTheBeatenPath #NannyLevelGuide

Ali Grand Circuit, Detailed Itinerary and Hotels (Ultimate Guide) D1: Lhasa → Yamdrok Lake → Karola Glacier → Shigatse - Yamdrok Lake: The sacred lake with a coral sea of deep blue - Karola Glacier: The same glacier featured in "Red River Valley" - Stay in Shigatse: Lavande Hotel, oxygen and heating available √, located near Tashilhunpo Monastery D2: Shigatse → Tashilhunpo Monastery → Gaura Pass → Mount Everest → Zhaxizong Village - Tashilhunpo Monastery: The cultural center of Central Tibet, with stunning light and shadow on the Hundred Thousand Buddha Stupa - Gaura Pass: A world-class viewing platform! Five 8,000-meter peaks in one frame (Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, etc.) - Everest sunset + starry sky: Rongbuk Monastery viewpoint, waiting for the golden sunlight in the evening - Stay in Basong Village: Ruishan Jinding Oxygen Hotel, oxygen and heating available √ D3: Zhaxizong Village → Peiku Tso → Shishapangma Peak → Saga - Peiku Tso: The lake reflects Shishapangma Peak, Tibetan wild donkeys often appear - Shishapangma Peak: The only 8,000-meter peak entirely within China - Stay in Saga: Vienna 3 Good Hotel, preparing for tomorrow’s "Sacred Lake and Holy Mountain," I have a private local restaurant recommendation in the county! D4: Saga → Mapangyongcuo → La'angcuo → Namu Nani Peak → Mount Kailash → Taqin - Mapangyongcuo: Lake water transparency up to 14 meters, as pure as heaven - La'angcuo "Ghost Lake": Deep blue water + windless waves, eerie beauty at its peak - Mount Kailash sunset: Low-angle shots of the sacred mountain’s reflection on the Taqin grassland, making the scene more sacred - Stay in Taqin: Yihao Oxygen Hotel, oxygen and heating available √ D5: Taqin → Zhada Earth Forest → Zhada - Zhada Earth Forest: Light and shadow interlace at sunset, drone shots of the "alien planet surface" - Stay in Zhada: Earth Forest Castle Hotel D6: Zhada → Guge Kingdom → Xiayi Valley → Shiquanhe - Guge Kingdom: Capture silhouette shots of the ruins at sunrise, explore the millennium mystery of the "overnight disappearance" - Xiayi Valley: The essence of the Earth Forest, honeycomb landforms + colorful rock layers D7: Shiquanhe → Daruocuo → Northern Tibet Grassland → Gêrzê - Northern Tibet Grassland: Encounter Tibetan antelopes and wild donkeys, shoot epic wilderness road scenes - Daruocuo: A lesser-known lake as blue as emerald, with mani stone piles by the shore for blessings - Stay in Gêrzê: When arriving at Shiquanhe Town, I recommend staying at Xingliliao Hotel, located in the center of the Ali region. It combines internet cafe, accommodation, and dining. The hotel offers standard rooms and e-sports rooms at moderate prices, with very convenient surrounding transportation. D8: Gêrzê → Dangreyongcuo → Wenbunan Village - Dangreyongcuo: Bon religion sacred lake, the shoreline twists like Tibet’s "Lake Baikal" - Wenbunan Village: A village of the ancient Zhangzhung civilization in Northern Tibet, perfect for shooting lake views and Tibetan-style residences - Stay in Wenbunan Village: Tourism Culture Hotel / Renhe Hotel D9: Wenbunan Village → Ancient Zhangzhung Ruins → Dangqiongcuo → Selincuo → Bangor - Selincuo: The largest lake in Tibet! Cliff viewpoint overlooking the "Plateau Blue Tears" - Dangqiongcuo: Mini version of Dangreyongcuo, lake color changes three times a day - Stay in Bangor: Lianyi Grand Hotel, oxygen and heating available √ D10: Bangor → Namtso → Lhasa - Namtso: One of Tibet’s sacred lakes, with the stunning Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains! - Return to Lhasa: End of an epic journey #TibetTravel #TibetAli #AliTravel #AliAccommodation #HowMuchIsAliAccommodationPerDay Ali Xingliliao Hotel #Ali Xingliliao Internet Cafe

On our fifth day in Tibet, we encountered a local summer festival in Xiongmei Town, Shenzha County, by the beautiful Cuo'e Lake. The event featured singing and dancing performances, Guozhuang dances, horse racing, shooting competitions, and various other activities, along with delicious local snacks. Many families came with elders and children, making it a lively and bustling scene. A few of us girls were lucky enough to try on the local Baza costumes, said to be the attire of ancient princesses. The outfits were colorful, and the headpieces were extravagant yet stunning—though I must admit, I didn’t quite look like a local wearing them. Not far from the event grounds was the Cuo'e Lake Bird Island. Aerial views made it resemble the Maldives, with thousands of birds densely populating the island—a truly spectacular sight. After leaving Cuo'e Lake, we visited the famous Siling Co in Nagqu, the second-largest saltwater lake in China (after Qinghai Lake) and the largest in Tibet. Along the way, we saw herds of yaks and sheep, as well as many Tibetan antelopes and even a lone black-necked crane. By the lakeside, there was a tourist service center, and we spotted some RVs camping and cooking. Climbing up to the viewing platform, we could see panoramic views of both Siling Co and Cuo'e Lake. The two lakes lie close to each other, separated only by a road, creating a breathtaking aerial vista—though the high-altitude hike was exhausting. P.S.: I discovered that Shenzha County has many off-the-beaten-path attractions not found online, so I’ll be staying here a few more days to explore more hidden gems.

Encountering Tibet, I found myself in Nagqu! I hope to live freely before 30—perhaps driving an off-road vehicle through uninhabited areas, chasing yak herds to find grassland wolves, riding a motorcycle across the prairie highways, challenging the world's highest peak, enduring the trials of extreme cold and heat, or meditating under the clear night sky. Or maybe just pausing to relax in the sunlight with a dog in my arms... Nagqu, located in northern Tibet with an average altitude of over 4,500 meters, is the core region of the northern Tibetan plateau. It boasts both breathtaking natural landscapes and profound cultural heritage. For me, it was not only a test of physical endurance and willpower but also a journey of spiritual purification. Below are the eight most worthwhile attractions in Nagqu, covering lakes, grasslands, religious culture, and hidden scenic wonders: 1. **Namtso Lake (Heavenly Lake)** - **Features:** Tibet’s second-largest saltwater lake and one of the three holy lakes of Tibetan Buddhism, with an elevation of 4,718 meters. Its crystal-blue waters mirror the surrounding snow-capped mountains, offering ever-changing scenery across seasons. - **Highlights:** - **Holy Elephant Gate:** A natural stone arch on the northern shore resembling an elephant drinking water, a sacred photography spot. - **Circumambulation:** In summer, Tibetan pilgrims circle the lake for blessings, showcasing the power of faith. - **Sunrise & Sunset:** The lake reflects the snow mountains and twilight, resembling a painting. - **Transport:** Accessible by self-driving or chartered vehicles, passing the eastern shore via the Qinghai-Tibet Highway. 2. **Tangra Yumco** - **Features:** Tibet’s fourth-largest lake and the most sacred lake in Bon religion, shaped like a vajra and paired with Mount Dargo. - **Highlights:** - **Zhangzhung Ruins:** Ancient relics of the Zhangzhung Kingdom by the lakeside, a key area for exploring Tibet’s early civilization. - **Color-Changing Waters:** The lake shifts between deep blue and turquoise hues, with a crescent-shaped island adding mystery. - **Recommended Activity:** Hike around the lake and visit Bon temples in Wenbu South Village. 3. **Siling Co** - **Features:** Tibet’s largest saltwater lake (1,640 sq km), nicknamed "Ghost Lake" for its shifting colors. - **Highlights:** - **Wildlife Paradise:** Habitat for Tibetan antelopes, black-necked cranes, and rare species, ideal for ecological photography. - **Satellite Lakes:** 23 smaller lakes form a "jade necklace," attracting migratory birds in summer. - **Tip:** Bring a telephoto lens for best shots at dawn or dusk. 4. **Bangna Monastery (Badang Bangna Monastery)** - **Features:** A nearly 1,000-year-old Kagyu sect monastery blending Tibetan and Han architectural styles. - **Highlights:** - **Murals & Artifacts:** Houses golden scriptures, silver books, and exquisite thangkas showcasing Tibetan Buddhist art. - **Butter Lamp Festival:** Held on the 15th day of the Tibetan New Year, illuminating the monastery in sacred light. - **Surroundings:** Expansive grasslands perfect for peaceful walks. 5. **Changtang Grassland (Nagqu Alpine Grassland)** - **Features:** One of the world’s highest-altitude grasslands (400,000 sq km), lush with wildflowers in summer. - **Highlights:** - **Nomadic Culture:** Experience herder life and attend horse racing festivals (Tibetan July). - **Wildlife Encounters:** Spot Tibetan wild asses and Tibetan gazelles, embracing the plateau’s raw wilderness. - **Activities:** Horseback riding, camping, and stargazing. 6. **Cona Lake** - **Features:** The world’s highest freshwater lake (4,800 m), source of the Nujiang River, adjacent to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. - **Highlights:** - **Train Views:** The railway runs just 20 meters from the lake, offering stunning vistas. - **Eco-Reserve:** Home to black-necked cranes and Tibetan antelopes, ideal for wildlife observation. - **Tip:** Choose a window seat on the train and visit the lakeside viewing platform. 7. **Zhuoma Canyon** - **Features:** A rare canyon in northern Tibet (15 km long), blending snow mountains and oases. - **Highlights:** - **Natural Wonders:** Glaciers, clear streams, and ancient temples coexist harmoniously. - **Hiking Haven:** Summer wildflowers and winter snowscapes make it ideal for light trekking. - **Route Suggestion:** Explore the canyon to discover an 800-year-old Kagyu monastery. 8. **Holy Elephant Gate** - **Features:** A hidden gem on Namtso’s northern shore, featuring a giant elephant-shaped rock, dubbed "Tibet’s Final Beauty." - **Highlights:** - **Photography Heaven:** The stone arch frames the lake and mountains, perfect for sunrise/sunset shots. - **Pilgrimage Culture:** Tibetans circle the gate with prayer flags and khata scarves dancing in the wind. - **Transport:** Requires an off-road vehicle; plan ahead. **Travel Tips:** 1. **Best Season:** May–October (July–August for flowers, September–October for autumn colors). 2. **Altitude Sickness:** Acclimatize slowly, carry oxygen, and avoid strenuous activity. 3. **Cultural Respect:** No photos inside temples; rotate prayer wheels clockwise. 4. **Transport:** Self-driving or chartered vehicles are essential; some sites require off-road capability. Nagqu’s grandeur and mystique lie not only in its extreme landscapes but also in its legacy of Zhangzhung civilization and Tibetan faith. The above sites cover lakes, grasslands, canyons, and religious culture—mix and match to deeply experience the soul of the "Roof of the World."

From March to April 2025, I booked air tickets and accommodation on the Trip platform and went on a free trip to the mainland. I experienced a 29-day trip. The most profound experience for me was the trip to Tibet. It was the peach blossom festival in Linzhi in April 🌸. The wild peach blossoms were all over the mountains along the way. I overcame the altitude sickness and came to the base camp of Mount Everest. I walked into the uninhabited area of ​​Selincuo and took pictures of floating ice and ice flowers. I deeply realized the insignificance of human beings. I did not lack oxygen in Tibet 😆, and I am more confident about going to Ali District in Tibet next time.

Namtso Lake is a famous scenic spot in the Tibet Autonomous Region. Here is a detailed travel guide to help you better plan your trip. ✅ Overview of Scenic Spot Namtso Lake is located in Bangor County, Nagqu City and Damxung County, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region. It is one of the highest saltwater lakes in the world and one of the three holy lakes in Tibet. The lake is azure blue and surrounded by grasslands and snow-capped mountains, making for a spectacular view. Namtso National Park has attractions such as Tashi Peninsula and Holy Elephant Sky Gate, which are must-visit places for tourists. ✨ Travel Guide Itinerary Day 1: Depart from Lhasa and head to Namtso Lake, enjoying the magnificent scenery of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau along the way. Upon arrival, visit Tashi Peninsula and explore the cave murals and Tashi Do Monastery. Day 2: Get up early to watch the sunrise, then choose to hike or ride a horse around the lake to experience the charm of nature. If your physical strength allows, you can climb the small hills of Tashi Peninsula and overlook the panoramic view. Day 3: Head to Holy Elephant Sky Gate or Qiangtang Grassland for in-depth exploration. 🚗 Transportation Guide From Lhasa, you can choose to charter a car, drive yourself or take a bus to Namtso Lake. Driving yourself allows you to better enjoy the scenery along the way, but pay attention to road conditions and altitude sickness. You can also choose to take a direct bus to the scenic spot, which is convenient and fast. 🏨 Accommodation and Dining There are various accommodation options around Namtso Lake, including Tibetan family hotels, tent camps and luxury hotels. The cuisine is mainly Tibetan, but there are also Chinese dishes such as Sichuan cuisine. It is recommended to try local specialties such as zanba, butter tea and dried yak meat. 🎫 Ticket Information From May 1, 2025, Namtso Scenic Area will implement the peak season ticket policy, with a full price ticket of CNY 210/person (CNY 110/person for the ticket + CNY 100/person for the sightseeing bus ticket). Special preferential policies include: children aged 6 and under or under 1.2m in height, and elderly people aged 70 and above are exempt from tickets and sightseeing bus tickets; retired cadres, disabled people, etc. are exempt from tickets and need to purchase sightseeing bus tickets; children between 1.2 - 1.5m in height, elderly people between 60 - 70 years old, etc. enjoy ticket discounts. ‼️ Precautions Namtso Lake is located on a plateau with a high altitude, which can easily cause altitude sickness. It is recommended to rest and adapt after arriving in Lhasa. The weather in the scenic area changes greatly, so it is recommended to bring warm clothes, oxygen, hot water, sunglasses and other items. To protect the ecological environment, please do not litter.

10 Survival Rules for Traveling in Tibet (Summarized in Tears by Locals) Deadly Pitfalls to Avoid: No photography is allowed inside the Potala Palace! You will be warned as soon as you raise your phone/camera. Three violations will get you blacklisted. Mani wheels must be turned clockwise! Reversing the direction may cause conflict (except for the Bon monasteries in Nyingchi). Beware of border pass application traps: Apply for it for free in your place of residence in advance. Crowd escape guide: Enter Lhasa with caution during the Shoton Festival (end of June in the Tibetan calendar). Choose the 14:00 or later session for visiting the Potala Palace (peak hours for tour groups are in the morning). Sera Monastery's debate starts at 15:00, so arrive 40 minutes early to get a seat. sOs Plateau Survival Kit (Tested and Effective) Folding toilet (for the dry toilet challenge in the Ngari region) Photocopy of border pass (for emergencies when the original is lost) Glucose oral solution (works faster than Rhodiola) Fingertip pulse oximeter (real-time monitoring and early warning) Windproof lighter (ordinary lighters don't work on the plateau) Recommended Route (Unlock Three Holy Lakes in 7 Days) D1: Lhasa - Potala Palace - Tibetan Planet Experience Hall - Dryland Scenery - Lhasa D2: Lhasa - Lalin Expressway - Mila Mountain Tunnel - [Gala Peach Blossom Village during the Peach Blossom Festival] - Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon - Sosong Village D3: Sosong Village - Mount Namjagbarwa - Gongdelin Grassland - Dagu Gorge - Monkey Viewing Platform - Shannan D4: Shannan - Yamdrok Lake - Kangma - Chongba Yumco - Kangma D5: Kangma - Gyatso La Pass - Mount Everest Base Camp - Mount Everest D6: Mount Everest - Gawu La Pass - Nimu Grassland - Damxung D7: Damxung - Holy Elephant Sky Gate - Namtso Lake - Nagqu La Pass - Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains - Lhasa Red Light District for Tibetan Food: x Be careful when trying raw yak meat (risk of parasites) x Prepare change for sweet tea shops (coin-operated, CNY 1/cup) x Avoid expensive "Tibetan Family Feast" group meals (CNY 300+/person, a tourist trap) Blacklist for Reckless Photography: Military Management Zone (some sections of National Highway 318) 1 Sky Burial Platform (absolutely no photography allowed!) Taking close-up photos of pilgrims without permission (you can observe from a distance, but don't take disrespectful photos)

Lhasa to Nagqu, a beautiful journey! Camp by the lake, sleep under the stars, greet the dawn and dusk, and admire the brilliant Milky Way. A two-day itinerary, a unique experience, come and explore! -------------------- 🚗Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart from Lhasa River - View the snow-capped mountains from the Nyainqentanglha Mountain viewing platform - Cross the Nagqu Pass - Stay overnight at the Namtso Holy Elephant Gate Lakeside Camp🌌 Experience the plateau morning by the Lhasa River, then head to the Nyainqentanglha Mountain viewing platform to witness the magnificence of the snow-capped mountains. In the afternoon, we will cross the Nagqu Pass, enjoying the boundless scenery along the way. At night, stay at the Namtso Holy Elephant Gate Lakeside Camp, sleep under the stars, and enjoy the tranquility and mystery of the plateau. DAY 2: Gallop across the Northern Tibet Grassland - Revisit Nagqu Pass - Look back at the Nyainqentanglha Mountain viewing platform - Return to Lhasa🏞️ Wake up in the vastness of the Northern Tibet Grassland and experience the breathtaking plateau sunrise. Afterward, we will pass through Nagqu Pass again, reliving yesterday's splendor. On the way, don't forget to look back at the Nyainqentanglha Mountain viewing platform, where the snow-capped mountains still stand tall in the distance. Finally, return to Lhasa with wonderful memories, concluding this unforgettable journey. -------------------- **Must-see attractions**: 🏔️ **Namtso Holy Elephant Gate** From afar, it looks like a holy elephant leisurely walking from northeast to southwest, standing on the shore of Namtso Lake. Its trunk reaches into the lake, as if drawing the divine water of the snowy land. This is the aisle of Nyainqentanglha Mountain, known as the holy gate to heaven, a sacred place for Tibetan Tantric Buddhism practice. 🚗 **Nagqu Pass** A must-pass on the way to Namtso. Standing here and looking north, you will see the breathtaking beauty of Namtso, as if the whole world is at your feet. 🌄 **Nyainqentanglha Mountain viewing platform** This is a great location to admire the main peak of Nyainqentanglha Mountain. Snow-capped peaks, rolling mountains, prayer flags fluttering in the wind, every spot is a beautiful picture. -------------------- Travel tips: 🎈Local customs: Respect Tibetan culture, avoid touching religious taboos, and do not disturb the lives of herders on the Nagqu Grassland. 📸Photo spots: The night view of the Potala Palace is stunning, don't miss it! Namtso Lake in Nagqu is also a great place for photography! 🍽️Food: Lhasa Tibetan yogurt is a must-try, and the yak beef hot pot in Nagqu is also amazing. Foodies, don't miss out! 💡Tips: Altitude sickness can occur suddenly, so prepare medicine and maintain a slow travel pace for a more comfortable trip. -------------------- From Lhasa to Nagqu, the scenery along the way is boundless. Come join us to explore more hidden gems of Tibet and let travel become the poetry and distance in your heart!

Hello everyone! I'd like to recommend a must-visit travel destination—Yamdrok Lake in Lhasa. If you love exploring natural beauty and enjoying authentic cuisine, Yamdrok Lake during the Qingming Festival is definitely your best choice. From February to April each year, the lake shimmers under the sunlight, like a vivid and beautiful painting. You can savor the unique Tibetan hot pot by the lake while admiring the breathtaking scenery of the sunrise over the golden mountains and the starry Milky Way. Moreover, landmarks such as Yamdrok Lake, Karola Glacier, and Mount Everest will allow you to discover the unique charm of nature. Oxygen and coats are provided along the way for a comfortable journey. Let's leave our worries behind, grab our cameras and tents, and seek tranquility. This Qingming Festival, let Yamdrok Lake in Lhasa bring you unforgettable memories! -------------------- 🚀Itinerary: Day 1: Lhasa River—Yamdrok Lake—Gangbala Pass—Karola Glacier—Manla Reservoir Set off for Yamdrok Lake to experience the breathtaking beauty of the shimmering frozen lake and snow-capped mountains. Arrive at Gangbala Pass and enjoy the stunning view of the mountains and lake. Then, visit the wondrous Karola Glacier and finally relax amidst the lush greenery of Manla Reservoir. Day 2: 318 National Road 5000km Monument—Gyatsho La Pass—Everest Base Camp Town—Mount Everest Scenic Area—Mount Everest—Mount Everest National Park Enter Everest Base Camp Town and let the majestic natural scenery of Mount Everest Scenic Area, Mount Everest, and Mount Everest National Park leave a lasting impression. On the 318 National Road at the 5000km mark, feel the vastness of nature and the smallness of humanity. Day 3: Gyawu La Pass—Lhotse—Cho Oyu—Makalu—Mount Everest—Shishapangma Follow the beautiful peaks of Gyawu La Pass, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu, then to Makalu and Mount Everest, and finally arrive at Shishapangma to experience the beliefs and lives of the Tibetan people. This is a journey that touches the heart. Day 4: Shigatse🚗Nangmulin🚗Jgang Ri Sacred Mountain🚗Lake Tsetring Tso🚗Lake Serling Tso—Standard Room at a regular hotel in Bango Depart from Shigatse, pass through Nangmulin and Jgang Ri Sacred Mountain, visit Lake Tsetring Tso and Lake Serling Tso, and finally return to a regular hotel in Bango to enjoy Tibetan hot pot while admiring the sunrise over the golden mountains and the starry Milky Way. This is a day of indulgence and enjoyment. Day 5: Lake Pumoyong Tso—Lake Namtso—Nagen La Pass—Mount Nyainqentanglha Observation Deck Visit Lake Pumoyong Tso and Lake Namtso, admire the beautiful scenery of Nagen La Pass, and finally arrive at the Mount Nyainqentanglha Observation Deck for an extraordinary visual experience. This is a pleasant return journey, bringing back wonderful memories to everyday life. -------------------- Recommended Attractions: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Yamdrok Lake 🏢Address: 307 Provincial Road, Gonggar County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region ⌚️Opening Hours: 08:00-18:00 🕰Duration: 1-3 hours A paradise for waterbirds in southern Tibet, the lake is like a mirror, dotted with islands. The ever-changing colors of the lake, the rolling snow-capped mountains, and the mysterious Tibetan culture are all here at Yamdrok Lake. Yamdrok Lake in winter is a beautiful painting, intoxicating whether you are driving or hiking. Of course, don't miss the camping experience under the starry sky.🏞️🏕️ 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Mount Everest 🏢Address: China-Nepal border, Tingri County, Shigatse City, Tibet Autonomous Region ⌚️Opening Hours: Open all day 🕰Duration: 1 day Mount Everest is shaped like a pyramid, majestic and imposing, with a snow-capped peak. If you have a passion for mountaineering, why not embark on an adventure to climb the world's highest peak? Now is the ideal time to visit, with clear weather and fewer clouds, the magnificence of Mount Everest is right before your eyes.🗻⛅️ 🌟🌟🌟🌟Lake Namtso 🏢Address: Near Zhaxiduo Monastery, Damxung County, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region ⌚️Opening Hours: March 16-October 31, 08:00-21:00 🕰Duration: 1-2 days Lake Namtso, a sacred lake in Tibet, reflects the serene and peaceful snow-capped mountains, creating a picturesque scene. Would you like to stroll along the lake during the day and watch the stars at night?🏔️🌟 -------------------- Travel Tips: 1️⃣Climate: The climate in Lhasa in March is cool and dry, offering captivating views of snow-capped mountains and lakes.🏔️ 2️⃣Photo Spots: Yamdrok Lake⭐, under the sunlight, the lake surface shimmers with silver, against the backdrop of the majestic Himalayas. It's incredibly beautiful.📷 3️⃣Specialty Prices: Tibetan hot pot😋, a delicious mix of beef, mutton, highland barley tofu, and snacks, costs around 100-150 yuan/person💰, definitely worth trying! 4️⃣Self-drive and Hiking: Whether you choose to drive or hike, you'll immediately become part of Yamdrok Lake's beautiful scenery, admiring the snow-capped mountains, the lake, and the starry sky.⛺ It's incredibly romantic. 5️⃣Winter Wonderland: The beauty of Yamdrok Lake is breathtaking, with its ever-changing colors. It's a natural oxygen bar, so no need to worry about altitude sickness.💖 -------------------- Lhasa, our meeting is in your hands with this guide. Let's go, fellow travelers!

The short holiday is here! Want to record the beautiful scenery of Lhasa and other places? This 6-day itinerary will take you to capture every colorful moment with drone aerial photography + SLR photography. Don't miss out, come and explore together! -------------------- 🚩Suggested route: Explore Lhasa, conquer Mount Everest, and embark on a fantastic journey through Northern Tibet! Day 1️⃣：Barkhor Street Stroll along Barkhor Street and experience the unique charm of Lhasa's old town. Use a drone to capture the panoramic view of the ancient city and an SLR to record every delicate moment. Day 2️⃣：Lhasa River -> Yarlung Tsangpo River -> Gangbala Pass -> Yamdrok Lake -> Karola Glacier -> Manla Reservoir From the Lhasa River to the Yarlung Tsangpo River, enjoy the spectacular river scenery along the way. Cross the Gangbala Pass and overlook the beauty of Yamdrok Lake. Visit the Karola Glacier and experience the wonder of the glacier. Finally, the tranquil beauty of Manla Reservoir awaits you. Day 3️⃣：Gyatsho La Pass -> Gawu La Pass -> Mount Everest Scenic Area Cross the Gyatsho La Pass and experience the majesty of the plateau mountains. Cross Gawu La Pass and enjoy the boundless scenery along the way. Finally, arrive at Mount Everest Scenic Area, where the magnificent scenery of the world's highest peak unfolds before your eyes. Capture this unforgettable moment with both a drone and an SLR camera. Day 4️⃣：The 100,000 Sand Dunes in Tingri County Explore the mysterious 100,000 sand dunes in Tingri County and experience the magical blend of desert and plateau. Capture the wonders of the sand sea with a drone and the delicate texture of each sand dune with an SLR camera. Day 5️⃣：Northern Tibet Grassland -> Siling Lake Gallop across the vast expanse of Northern Tibet Grassland and experience the freedom and wildness of the grassland. Arrive at Siling Lake, one of the largest lakes in Tibet, and be mesmerized by the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains. Day 6️⃣：Namtso Lake -> Nagenla Pass -> Nyainqentanglha Mountains Visit the holy Namtso Lake, whose clear blue-green water resembles a bright pearl on the plateau. Cross the Nagenla Pass and gaze at the majestic Nyainqentanglha Mountains, concluding this unforgettable Tibet trip. -------------------- Small tips: 🏷️ The prices of local specialties vary, so it is recommended to compare prices before buying~ 🍜 Want to try authentic food? Go to local small restaurants for authentic and affordable flavors! ✈️ From the airport to the city center, choose a regular taxi for safety and convenience. 📸 The plateau has strong ultraviolet rays, so don't forget sun protection when taking pictures! 💡 Altitude sickness is common, so take adequate rest and adapt slowly. -------------------- The charm of Lhasa awaits you. Group tours are more worry-free, so don't hesitate. Pack your bags and start your spiritual journey!

Hey ladies! Dreaming of a Lhasa getaway filled with unforgettable memories? Check out this amazing 8-day itinerary! We'll capture your journey with drone and DSLR photography, providing you with 100 exquisite photos + 10 high-definition videos to make your trip even more spectacular! -- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1：📸Strolling Through Barkhor Street Wander through Barkhor Street, immersing yourself in the ancient culture as our drone and DSLR cameras capture every wonderful moment. Day 2：🌲Basum Tso Lake——🏡Suosong Village——🏔️Mount Namcha Barwa Journey through the lush greenery of Basum Tso Lake to the tranquil Suosong Village, where you can gaze upon the majestic Mount Namcha Barwa. Every step is a scenic vista, and the cameras will be rolling! Day 3：🏔️Namcha Barwa Sunrise——🌊Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon——🐒Monkey Platform Interaction Witness the sunrise over Mount Namcha Barwa, explore the depths of the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, and enjoy playful interactions with the monkeys at the Monkey Platform. Day 4：🌊Yamdrok Lake——🧊Karola Glacier The azure waters of Yamdrok Lake reflect the sky, while the Karola Glacier's grandeur leaves a lasting impression. Capture the pristine beauty of this world with your camera. Day 5：🏔️Mount Everest Scenic Area——🌄Gawula Pass Venture into the Mount Everest Scenic Area and experience the awe-inspiring presence of the Himalayas. From Gawula Pass, take in the panoramic views. Day 6：🏔️Mount Everest Exploration——📷Mount Everest Observation Deck Photo Op——🏜️Tingri County's One Hundred Thousand Sand Dunes Continue exploring Mount Everest, capturing flawless photos at the observation deck. Then, journey to Tingri County to witness the magical landscape of the One Hundred Thousand Sand Dunes. Day 7：🌾Northern Tibet Grassland Adventure——🌊Lake Serlingtso Contemplation Enjoy a free-spirited drive across the vast Northern Tibet Grassland and find tranquility at the shores of Lake Serlingtso. Day 8：🌊Lake Namtso——🏞️Nagenla Pass Farewell The crystal-clear waters of Lake Namtso await. Nagenla Pass marks the final stop of our journey, a moment to reflect on the incredible experiences with both joy and a touch of bittersweet farewell. 🎬Throughout the trip, our drone and DSLR cameras will be capturing Trip Moments, providing you with 100 exquisite photos + 10 high-definition videos to make your journey truly unforgettable! -- 🎒 What to Pack: 👕 Clothing: Long-sleeved shirts, sweaters, windbreakers or down jackets for warmth and protection from the elements. Jeans or athletic pants for comfortable movement. Hiking boots or athletic shoes with good grip. 🎩 Accessories: Wide-brimmed hats, sunglasses, and scarves for sun protection and style. Gloves and masks for warmth. Backpacks or waist packs to carry essentials. 📄 Documents: ID card, student ID or military ID for discounts. Cash and bank cards for seamless transactions. 💊 Medicine: Rhodiola and Diamox for altitude sickness prevention. Medications for stomach issues and colds for unexpected situations. Band-aids and alcohol for minor injuries. 📱 Other: Mobile phone, charger, power bank to stay connected. Camera or drone to capture the stunning scenery. Water bottle and tissues for everyday needs. -- Your Lhasa adventure concludes here. We hope this guide proves helpful! Remember to follow us for more exciting travel discoveries! 🌈

Hey friends, the Qingming Festival holiday is here! Want to experience the unique charm of Lhasa and other areas? We've prepared a 6-day travel guide for you, complete with drone and DSLR photography tips to help you capture every amazing moment of your trip! Check it out~ -------------------- 📅Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Barkhor Street Stroll through the ancient Barkhor Street, immerse yourself in Lhasa's history and culture, and capture the unique charm of this ancient neighborhood with drone footage.📸 Day 2️⃣: Lhasa River - Yarlung Tsangpo River - Gangbala Pass - Yamdrok Lake - Karola Glacier - Manla Reservoir Follow the Lhasa River, passing the magnificent Yarlung Tsangpo River. Cross the Gangbala Pass and overlook the beautiful Yamdrok Lake. Explore the Karola Glacier and experience its magnificence and mystery. Finally, arrive at the Manla Reservoir and capture the highlights of the day with your DSLR camera.📷 Day 3️⃣: Gyatso La Pass - Gawu La Pass - Mount Everest Scenic Area Cross the Gyatso La Pass and experience the vastness of the plateau. Cross the Gawu La Pass and gaze at the majestic Mount Everest Scenic Area. Capture this unforgettable journey with your drone and DSLR.🏔️ Day 4️⃣: The Hundred Thousand Sand Dunes of Tingri County Explore the unique landscape of the Hundred Thousand Sand Dunes in Tingri County and experience the mystery and beauty of the desert. Capture the magical colors of these sand dunes with your camera.🌪️ Day 5️⃣: Northern Tibet Grassland - Siling Lake Gallop across the vast expanse of the Northern Tibet Grassland and experience the splendor and harmony of nature. Arrive at Siling Lake and admire the tranquility and beauty of this plateau lake.🌾 Day 6️⃣: Namtso Lake - Nagenla Pass - Nyainqentanglha Mountains Visit the scenic Namtso Lake, pass the Nagenla Pass, and gaze at the towering Nyainqentanglha Mountains. Conclude this fulfilling journey by capturing it with your drone and DSLR.🏞️ -------------------- Must-See Attractions: ✨ Yamdrok Lake ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Provincial Road 307, Gonggar County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region - Opening Hours: 8:00 am–6:00 pm - Duration: 1–3 hrs - A waterbird paradise in southern Tibet, the lake surface is like a mirror, dotted with small islands, creating a picturesque scene. 🏔️ Namtso Lake ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Near Zhaxiduo Monastery, Damxung County, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region - Opening Hours: 8:00 am–9:00 pm (Mar 16–Oct 31) - Duration: 1–2 days - A sacred lake in Tibet, the reflection of snow-capped mountains in the tranquil lake water creates a peaceful and holy atmosphere. 🛤️ Barkhor Street ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Chengguan District, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 1–3 hrs - A thousand-year-old ancient street with a rich Tibetan atmosphere and a bustling pilgrimage route that will make you linger. 🌄 Mount Everest Scenic Area ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Intersection of National Road 318 and Mount Everest Road, Dingri County, Shigatse City - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 1 day - Ascend to the viewing platform, greet the first rays of sunrise, and enjoy the magnificent surrounding mountains. -------------------- Some Tips: 🍜 Food: Try Tibetan *tsampa* and butter tea, as well as the unique Tibetan fragrant pig. Don't miss out! ☁️ March Climate: There's a large temperature difference between day and night, so remember to bring a thick coat. The sun is strong during the day, so pay attention to sun protection. 📸 Photo Spots: Potala Palace Square, Jokhang Temple, and Norbulingka are all great places for photos! ✈️ Airport Transportation: The airport bus is convenient and affordable. You can also choose a taxi; remember to use the meter. -------------------- ✨If you love Lhasa, don't forget to like and save this post. Have a wonderful trip and safe travels!🌈

Hey friends! Want to explore the pristine Namtso? Here's a super detailed 5-day Tibet-Namtso tour guide, just for you! / 🚗 Itinerary at a Glance: DAY1️⃣：Yamdrok Lake—Karola Glacier—Manla Reservoir 💙 From the beauty of Yamdrok Lake to the spectacular Karola Glacier and the tranquility of Manla Reservoir, experience three different landscapes in one day. DAY2️⃣：Gyantse Pass—Mount Everest Base Camp 🏔️ Cross Gyantse Pass and arrive at Mount Everest Base Camp to experience the breathtaking grandeur of the roof of the world. DAY3️⃣：Gawula Pass—Tashilhunpo Monastery 🙏 From the plateau scenery of Gawula Pass to the rich cultural heritage of Tashilhunpo Monastery, embark on a journey of spiritual and visual enlightenment. DAY4️⃣：Siling Lake 🌊 Visit Tibet's "Devil's Lake" and experience the mystery and beauty of Siling Lake. DAY5️⃣：Northern Tibet Grassland—Namtso—Nagenla Pass—Nyainqentanglha Observation Deck 🌾 Journey through the vast Northern Tibet Grassland, arrive at the sacred Namtso Lake, cross Nagenla Pass, and finally stop at the Nyainqentanglha Observation Deck for a perfect ending to your trip. / Must-See Travel Tips: 🍜 Food: Try Tibetan Tsampa and butter tea for an authentic Tibetan culinary experience. 🎈 Local Customs: Respect local beliefs and avoid taking pictures of temples and monks without permission. 📸 Photo Spots: Don't miss the sunrise and sunset over Namtso Lake for stunning photo opportunities. 👕 Clothing Suggestions: The plateau climate is changeable, so pack windproof and warm clothing. 🚗 Transportation Tips: Plan your route in advance, be mindful of altitude sickness, and bring oxygen tanks. / Embark on a Namtso journey, experience the beauty of the holy lake, and fulfill your spiritual quest. Don't forget to share your travel stories!

Spring is in the air, the perfect time to explore Ali and Everest Base Camp in Tibet! We've selected nine routes to guide you through the unique charm of Mount Everest. Let's take a look! -------- 🚗Route Recommendations: Nine-Day Ali to Everest Base Camp Adventure Day 1: Depart from Lhasa, enjoy the stunning scenery of Yamdrok Lake, visit the Karola Glacier and Manla Reservoir, and finally arrive in Shigatse for an overnight stay. Days 2-3: Journey through Lhatse and over the Gyawu La Pass, experience the thrilling 108 turns, and arrive at Passong Village. Then, head to Everest Base Camp, marvel at the magnificence of Shishapangma, and continue to Saga. Day 4: Depart from Saga, cross the Zhongba Desert, experience the mystique of Lake Manasarovar and Rakshastal, and finally arrive in Darchen. Day 5: Visit Mount Kailash in Darchen, explore the ruins of the Guge Kingdom, and wander through the magical landscape of the Zanda Clay Forest. Day 6: Continue exploring the Zanda Clay Forest, visit the Grand Canyon, drive on the "Highway to Heaven," and finally arrive in Shiquanhe. Days 7-8: Depart from Shiquanhe, pass by Lake Daro Co and the salt lake, immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, then head to Gertse, Dong Co, and Serling Co, finally arriving in Bango. Day 9: Depart from Bango, wander along the shores of Namtso, gaze at the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains, and conclude this unforgettable adventure, returning to Lhasa. -------- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Namtso 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Near Zhaxiduo Monastery, Damxung County, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region Opening Hours: January 1 to March 15, 10:00 am to 9:00 pm Duration: 1-2 days One of the holy lakes in Tibet, Namtso offers a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. The reflection of snow-capped mountains in the clear lake water is breathtakingly beautiful. 🌊 Yamdrok Lake 🌊 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Provincial Road 307, Gonggar County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region Opening Hours: 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Duration: 1-3 hours Known as the "water bird paradise" of southern Tibet, Yamdrok Lake resembles a clear mirror, dotted with picturesque islands, creating a scene of otherworldly beauty. 🏔️ Everest Base Camp 🏔️ Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Mount Everest Road, Tingri County, Shigatse City, Tibet Autonomous Region Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 1 day As an essential stop for climbing Mount Everest, this place offers magnificent scenery. Standing here, you can take in the awe-inspiring view of Mount Everest. 🏔️ Mount Kailash 🏔️ Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Mount Kailash, Burang County, Ngari Prefecture Opening Hours: Closed all day from January 1 to April 19 (please plan your trip accordingly) Duration: 1-2 days Recognized as a sacred mountain worldwide, Mount Kailash features distinctly symmetrical sides. Its mystery and grandeur attract countless explorers and pilgrims. -------- Pre-Trip Essentials: 👕 Clothing: Pack down jackets, thermal underwear, and fleece jackets to cope with the low temperatures at night in Ali and Everest. Hats and gloves are also essential to prevent frostbite. 🎒 Personal Items: Sunscreen and sunglasses are crucial for protecting your skin from UV rays. Also, bring a power bank and charging cable to ensure your electronic devices stay powered up. 📘 Documents: ID card, driver's license, and vehicle registration are essential for travel throughout the journey. Make sure to check if you have all the necessary documents before departure. 💊 Emergency Medical Supplies: Altitude sickness medication, cold medicine, painkillers, band-aids, and antiseptic wipes are essential for unexpected situations. 🍫 Food and Drinks: Energy bars and chocolate can provide energy boosts. Bring a thermos and drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. Maintaining physical strength is crucial at high altitudes! -------- A journey to Ali, with Mount Everest in sight, promises boundless scenery. Everest Base Camp awaits your exploration. Pack your bags and embark on a quest to your heart's sacred destination!

During the Qingming Festival, the scenery of Namtso in Tibet is at its best! Check out this 5-day travel guide to easily explore the beauty of the Holy Lake and enjoy the beautiful spring days! -- 📅Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Yamdrok Lake -> Karola Glacier -> Manla Reservoir Immerse yourself in the blue of Yamdrok Lake and the white of the glacier, then visit the tranquil Manla Reservoir, taking in the beauty of nature. Day 2️⃣: Gyatso La Pass -> Mount Everest Base Camp Cross the Gyatso La Pass, experience the grandeur of the plateau, and finally arrive at Mount Everest Base Camp, getting up close to the top of the world. Day 3️⃣: Gawula Pass -> Tashilhunpo Monastery Enjoy the continuous snow-capped mountains at Gawula Pass, then visit the historic Tashilhunpo Monastery and experience the religious culture. Day 4️⃣: Siling Co Visit Siling Co, one of Tibet's largest lakes, and experience the tranquility and depth of the plateau lake. Day 5️⃣: Northern Tibet Grassland -> Namtso -> Nagenla Pass -> Nyainqentanglha Observation Deck Gallop across the Northern Tibet Grassland, then arrive at the holy lake Namtso, cross the Nagenla Pass, and finally overlook the magnificent panorama from the Nyainqentanglha Observation Deck. -- Must-Visit Attractions: ✨ Namtso ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Near Zashidor Monastery, Damxung County, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region Opening Hours: January 1 - March 15, 10:00-21:00 Duration: 1-2 days One of the holy lakes in Tibet, the tranquil snow-capped mountains are reflected in the lake, just like a fairyland. 🌊 Yamdrok Lake ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Provincial Road 307, Gonggar County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region Opening Hours: 08:00-18:00 Duration: 1-3 hours A waterbird paradise in southern Tibet, the lake is like a mirror, with scattered islands, creating a breathtaking view. 🏔️ Mount Everest Base Camp ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Mount Everest Road, Tingri County, Xigazê City, Tibet Autonomous Region Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 1 day A must-see on the way to climb Mount Everest, the magnificent scenery and the towering Mount Everest are a feast for the eyes and a shock to the soul. ❄️ Karola Glacier ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: At the junction of Gyantse County and Gyantse County, Xigazê City, Tibet Autonomous Region Opening Hours: 07:00-18:00 Duration: 1-2 hours A filming location for movies, the magnificent glacier scenery makes you feel like you are in a frozen wonderland. -- Travel Checklist: 🧳 👕 Clothing: Down jackets, sweaters, thermal underwear to protect against the cold of the plateau. 🎒 Accessories: Sunglasses, sun hats, sunscreen to protect your skin from UV rays. 💊 Medicine: Rhodiola, aspirin to alleviate altitude sickness. 📷 Photography equipment: Camera, tripod to capture the beauty of Namtso. 🪪 Documents: ID card, cash, essential for travel. 🍞 Food: Filling snacks, drinking water to replenish energy. -- The beauty of Namtso can only be experienced by setting foot on it yourself. Looking forward to your trip to Tibet, discovering more unknown surprises!

Northern Ali is a self-drive route starting from Shiquanhe and heading east through the hinterlands of Ali and Nagqu. Most self-drivers will veer off the main road, weaving through the scattered lakes, embarking on a journey of "one lake after another." These plateau lakes, mostly saltwater, vary in size and shape. Among the more famous are Zhari Namco, Tibet's third-largest lake, Siling Co, whose area is constantly expanding, and lesser-known lakes like Taro Co, Zhabuye Co, and Renqingxiubu Co. However, if you could only choose one lake on this thousand-kilometer journey, Dangray Yumtso would undoubtedly be the winner. Dangray Yumtso covers over 800 square kilometers, ranking fourth among Tibet's many lakes. Its maximum depth of 230 meters is almost twice that of Namtso. The narrow and long lake resembles a vajra. The north-south fractured lake basin forms a massive plateau tectonic lake, and Dangqiong Co, 20 kilometers to the north, can also be considered part of this tectonic lake. On the Tibetan Plateau at an altitude of over 4,000 meters, Dangray Yumtso is surrounded by mountains, with Mount Dago in the south being particularly prominent. It is also a sacred mountain in ancient Zhangzhung and Bon religion. The humid microclimate within the embrace of the mountains allows both farming and nomadic cultures to thrive along the shores of Dangray Yumtso. Its easily defensible terrain further establishes it as a "chosen land" in Northern Tibet. Before the introduction of Buddhism, Bon religion designated it as a holy lake, and the Zhangzhung Kingdom built its "Eastern Capital" palace on the eastern side of the lake. After the Zhangzhung Kingdom was annihilated by the Tubo Dynasty, human activities in this area turned to farming and herding, leaving behind ruins like Qiongzong, as well as legends of the Bon sacred mountain and holy lake. Natural beauty and historical and cultural appeal are the two major draws of Dangray Yumtso for travelers, while the villages and temples around the lake distinguish it from other lakes in Northern Tibet. The televised village of Wenbunan has the potential to become an internet-famous check-in spot. However, facing the vast holy lake, it still maintains a simple life of sunrise and sunset. This is partly due to its distance from modern cities and largely thanks to the villagers' adherence to the ancient Bon religion. The Wenbu Temple in the village is the spiritual source of their simple life. Besides Wenbunan, there are several other Bon temples worth visiting around Dangray Yumtso. The Yuben Temple in Jishong Village has a history of at least 1,300 years. It is also the place of birth of the last king of Zhangzhung. The mountainside buildings and the temple within the caves are truly wondrous. Qucue Temple predates the founding of the People's Republic of China by a century. The numerous Bon scriptures and classics preserved within solidify its status within the Nyingma Bon tradition. The Sexi Temple at the foot of Mount Dago is smaller in scale but boasts purer religious rituals. Wenbu North Village by Dangqiong Co also has a temple, but it has been converted from Bon to the Kagyu school. The combination of snowy mountains and lakes is not uncommon in Tibet, such as the "sacred mountain and holy lake" combination of Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar in Purang, Ali, and Lake Puma Yumco and Kula Kangri in Shannan. However, for Dangray Yumtso, apart from its niche label due to its remote location, you can stay in Wenbunan, leisurely sipping butter tea while gazing at the lake reflecting the snowy mountains outside your window. Perhaps this is Dangray Yumtso's most irresistible allure for self-drivers!

Hey everyone! Get ready for a two-day tour from Lhasa to Nagqu, exploring the plateau scenery! Here's a super practical guide, so save it and start your Tibetan adventure! -------------------- Must-See Attractions: 🐘 Namtso Holy Elephant Gate: From afar, it resembles a holy elephant, majestically walking from northeast to southwest, mysterious and spectacular. 🏞️ Nagela Mountain Pass: A must-pass on the way to Namtso. Standing here and looking north, you can enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Namtso. ❄️ Nyainqentanglha Mountain Range Viewing Platform: Want to admire the magnificent view of the main peak? This is the place! Snow-capped mountains, fluttering prayer flags—it's breathtakingly beautiful. 🌊 Lhasa River: This river boasts a mild climate, fertile soil, and abundant water resources, making it a paradise for plateau flora and fauna. -------------------- Travel Essentials: 👕 **Clothing** In March, Lhasa and Nagqu have moderate temperatures but large temperature differences between day and night. It is recommended to bring a jacket, long pants, and comfortable sneakers for both warmth and ease of movement. 🎒 **Accessories** Don't forget hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen. The plateau has strong UV rays, so protect yourself. Also, make sure your backpack is big enough to hold your belongings. 📋 **Documents** Your ID card is a must. If you're going to border areas, prepare your border defense permit in advance to avoid last-minute scrambling. 💊 **Medication** Altitude sickness is a FAQ, so bring glucose oral solution, regular medication, and motion sickness medicine, just in case. 📱 **Electronics** Mobile phones, chargers, and power banks are all good helpers for modern travel. Oh, and don't forget headphones to enjoy music on the road and boost your mood. 💰 **Finances** Bring a moderate amount of cash and bank cards, as some places may still prefer cash. 🧴 **Skincare** Moisturizer and lip balm are essential to keep your skin hydrated in the dry plateau climate. Alright, that's all! Pack your bags and get ready for your Lhasa-Nagqu adventure! -------------------- Every moment of the journey from Lhasa to Nagqu is a spiritual baptism. Don't forget to bring your camera to record your soul-stirring journey!📸

A two-day tour from Lhasa to Nagqu, fully enjoying the beauty of the natural landscape! This amazing itinerary will take you to experience the infinite charm of the plateau scenery. Save this guide now! -------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: D1: Nyainqentanglha Mountain Viewing Platform🏞️—Nagenla Pass🏔️—Namtso Holy Elephant Gate🚪 On the first day, we will head to the magnificent Nyainqentanglha Mountain Viewing Platform to admire the continuous snow-capped mountains and plateau scenery. Next, we will cross the Nagenla Pass and experience the vastness and openness of the plateau. Finally, we will arrive at the mysterious Namtso Holy Elephant Gate to explore the secrets of nature. D2: Nagenla Pass🏔️—Nyainqentanglha Mountain Viewing Platform🏞️—Northern Tibet Grassland🌾 On the second day, we will cross the Nagenla Pass again to relive the magnificent scenery of the plateau. Afterward, we will return to the Nyainqentanglha Mountain Viewing Platform to appreciate the beauty of the snow-capped mountains from different angles. Finally, we will set foot on the Northern Tibet Grassland to experience the vastness of the grassland and the tranquility of nature. 🔙Return Trip After the wonderful two-day trip, we will embark on our return journey, filled with memories and gains, looking forward to the next adventure! -------------------- Must-Visit Attractions: 🐘 Namtso Holy Elephant Gate: A must-visit! The natural stone gate here looks like a giant elephant from afar, slowly walking from northeast to southwest. It's truly amazing! 🏞️ Nagenla Pass: A must-pass on the way to Namtso Lake. Standing here and looking north, you can enjoy the panoramic view of Namtso Lake. It's simply breathtaking! ❄️ Nyainqentanglha Mountain Viewing Platform: Want to catch a glimpse of the main peak of Nyainqentanglha Mountain? This is the place to be! Snow-covered peaks, surrounded by mountains, prayer flags fluttering in the wind—it's a perfect spot for taking photos! 🐮 Northern Tibet Grassland: On this vast grassland, you can see the snow-capped mountains under the blue sky dotted with cattle and sheep. The beautiful scenery here will surely captivate you! -------------------- Essentials Before Departure:🎒 👗 Clothing: Hiking jackets, thermal pants, and sports shoes to cope with the cold and hiking needs on the plateau. 💳 Documents: ID card, driver's license, and don't forget to apply for a border defense permit in advance. 💊 Medicine: Rhodiola to prevent altitude sickness, acetaminophen to relieve pain, and band-aids for emergencies. 🔋 Electronic Devices: Mobile phone, power bank, and camera to record your wonderful journey! -------------------- The holiness of Lhasa and the vastness of Nagqu are waiting for you to explore. Don't hesitate, pack your bags and set off!

｜A 2-day magical journey to Shengxiang Tianmen. Embark on this 2-day tour from Lhasa to the Holy Elephant Gate of Namtso Lake, encounter the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains in Tibet, feel the purity and sacredness of the plateau, and start a journey that purifies your soul! Itinerary Overview D1: Lhasa-Nyainqentanglha Mountain⛰-Shengxiang Tianmen (core scenic spot on the north bank of Namtso)-Gaxiong Village/Baoji (enjoy the beautiful sunset of Namtso🌄, sleep under the stars) Accommodation: Gaxiong Village Tourist Service Center/Ruth Beach🛏 D2: Gaxiong Village/Baoji-Naganla Pass-Lhasa Accommodation: Lhasa (self-pay) Expense Details💰 Transportation: Including the full fare, the caring driver accompanies you throughout the journey, and even the driver's food and accommodation are arranged~ Food: 3 meals (each meal is priced at 30 yuan, taste Tibetan specialties), 1 breakfast (provided free of charge at the accommodation, start a day full of energy) Tickets: The scenic spot ticket is included, no extra worries, play without worries! Accommodation: 1 night in a standard room at the Gaxiong Village Tourist Service Center/Baojirut Beach (single room surcharge is self-paid) Special reminder📢 Altitude sickness: The journey is long and the altitude is high, so we will go to the oxygen store to resupply before departure. You can rent it as needed, but once rented, it cannot be returned or exchanged. Notice! It is strictly forbidden to bring oxygen on the tour🙅‍♀ Age limit: only tourists aged 10-60 are accepted, travel safely and have a happy trip~ Self-funded projects: There are horse riding and yak riding activities operated by local residents in the scenic area. This is not arranged by the travel agency. Everyone decides whether to participate based on their own situation, and the safety responsibility is their own. Force majeure: In case of force majeure such as weather and road conditions, the travel time will be adjusted accordingly. Please understand that we do not accept such complaints~ Pack your bags and set off for the holy land of the plateau to embrace the azure Namtso🏞 and encounter the mysterious Holy Elephant Gate!

Hey, everyone! Lunar New Year is coming! Are you thinking about where to go? Have you ever thought about going to Tibet to see the spring on the snowy plateau? Here is a must-have guide for a 5-day tour of Tibet Everest Base Camp and more! Enjoy the beauty of the plateau! / 🚀🌄Itinerary: DAY 1: Nyenchen Tanglha Viewing Platform -> Namtso -> Tashi Island, Namtso 📌First, we will go to the Nyenchen Tanglha Viewing Platform to enjoy the beautiful lake, Namtso, and explore its guardian island, Tashi Island. DAY 2: Siling Co 🏞We will spend the day at the mysterious Siling Co, experiencing the wonders of nature and beautiful myths and legends. DAY 3: Gyatso La Pass -> Rongbuk Monastery, Everest Base Camp -> Mount Everest -> Everest Base Camp ⛰️Get ready for the climbing gear. We will cross the Gyatso La Pass and stand at the Everest Base Camp to feel the magnificence of Mount Everest. DAY 4: Gawu La Pass -> Tashilhunpo Monastery 🌅In the morning, we will climb the Gawu La Pass, enjoy the beauty of the mountains along the way, and visit the spiritual Tashilhunpo Monastery. DAY 5: Karola Glacier -> Yamdrok Lake -> Yaowang Mountain Viewing Platform, Potala Palace ❄️We will check in at the Karola Glacier, then go to Yamdrok Lake to feel it with our hearts, and end this adventure at the Yaowang Mountain Viewing Platform, Potala Palace. / Must-visit attractions: 🏔️Namtso, one of the holy lakes in Tibet, where the peaceful and serene snow-capped mountains are reflected in the lake. 🐦Yamdrok Lake, a paradise for waterfowl in southern Tibet, where the lake is like a mirror and the islands are scattered. 🏕️Everest Base Camp, a must-see place for climbing, with magnificent scenery and a panoramic view of Mount Everest. 🎥Karola Glacier, a movie filming location, with magnificent scenery. / Some tips: 1. Customs: Don't forget that this is Tibet, a place of unique beauty and mystery, where people respect life✨. With reverence, respect local beliefs and traditions, do not turn the prayer wheel at will⭕, and turn it clockwise. 2. Airport transportation: Tibet is at a high altitude, and you may have a headache and difficulty breathing as soon as you get off the plane🛬. Don't panic. This is a normal reaction to altitude sickness, and you will get used to it slowly. It is recommended to arrange a relaxing itinerary for the first day🚶‍♀️. 3. Photo check-in place: Everest Base Camp, although the peak is shrouded in clouds and mist all year round, the rare sunny sunrise🌅 is definitely worth seeing, so don't miss the opportunity to check in. Photography equipment must be protected from freezing📷. 4. Travel supplies: The climate in Tibet is complex, with strong sunlight🌞 and cold nights❄️. Sunscreen and warm clothes are essential. At the same time, it is also recommended to bring medicine for altitude sickness to better ensure your travel experience. 5. Accommodation and dining: Tibetan food is distinctive, and potatoes🥔, butter tea🍵, and Tibetan noodles🍜 are must-try delicacies. Accommodation needs to be booked in advance to ensure a comfortable resting environment🛌. / ✨Tibet, a trip, a spiritual baptism, Everest Base Camp, let us get down to earth again, and feel the depth and breadth of life!👣🏔️✨

After traveling far and wide, you deserve this 2-day in-depth travel guide for Lhasa and Nagqu! Whether it's your first time or a return visit, you'll have a brand-new experience. / Must-see attractions: 🔸Nam Co Lake, Shengxiang Tianmen🌟🌟🌟 Address: Nam Co Lake Nature Reserve, Baingoin County, Nagqu, Tibet Opening hours: 9:00 am–5:00 pm Recommended visit time: 1 day 👉From a distance, it looks like a holy elephant 🐘 walking from the northeast to the southwest, majestic and spectacular. 🔸Nagenla Mountain Pass🌟🌟🌟 Address: Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains, Damxung County, Lhasa, Tibet (near Nam Co Lake) Opening hours: All day Recommended visit time: 1 hour 👉A must-see place on the way to Nam Co Lake. Looking north, you can see the beautiful Nam Co Lake, which is unforgettable. 🔸Nyenchen Tanglha Viewing Platform🌟🌟🌟 Address: Damxung County, Lhasa (next to National Highway 109 from Lhasa to Nam Co Lake) Opening hours: All day Recommended visit time: 20–30 minutes 👉Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the main peak, snow-capped mountains, and fluttering prayer flags. 🔸Northern Tibet Grassland🌟🌟🌟 Address: Northern Tibet Grassland Recommended visit time: 1 day 👉The vast grassland is beautiful, with blue skies and snow-capped mountains 🐑 dotted with cattle and sheep, like a beautiful picture. / Tips: 1️⃣️ February climate: Don't be fooled by the spring-like weather in Lhasa. The temperature difference between day and night in late February is large 🌡️, so be sure to bring warm clothes and sunscreen. 2️⃣️ Airport transportation: Lhasa Gonggar Airport is far from the city center, so it's best to book a car in advance 🚗. If you have a late flight, be sure to check the pick-up time. 3️⃣️ Customs: When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Be polite and respectful of Tibetan beliefs 🙏, and be careful not to inadvertently offend the gods of Tibetan friends. 4️⃣️ Food: Don't miss the milk tea and yak meat in Nagqu. These are the local people's favorite dishes 🍖. The real delicacies will amaze you. / After visiting Lhasa and experiencing Nagqu, you'll find that this is not just a journey, but a spiritual baptism and sublimation. I hope you like it!

One day, you'll find yourself in Tibet, whether it's out of curiosity for the mysterious plateau or a desire to cleanse your soul. When you feel lost, go out and see the world.

Explore Tibet in winter with a 9-day in-depth tour of Selincuo and Yamdrok Lake. Experience the unique charm of the snowy plateau. You won't want to miss it! . 📅Itinerary: Day 1-2: Lhasa - Shigatse in-depth tour Visit multiple viewing platforms at Yamdrok Lake, admire the Karola Glacier and Manla Reservoir, visit Tashilhunpo Monastery, head to Everest Base Camp, and stay overnight in Basong Village. Day 3-4: Basong Village - Darchen adventure tour Pass by Peiku Lake, view Shishapangma from afar, visit Lake Manasarovar and Lake Rakshastal if not circumambulating the mountain, and start hiking from Zhire Monastery if circumambulating the mountain. Day 5: Darchen historical site tour Visit Mount Kailash, Zanda Earth Forest, and the ruins of the Guge Kingdom if not circumambulating the mountain; return to Darchen from Zhire Monastery if circumambulating the mountain. Day 6-7: Darchen - Wenbu South Village nature and culture tour Cross Gongzhu Lake and Maquan River Wetland Park, visit Dagejia Spring and the Yichuozaicuo Lake Group, and finally arrive at the historic Wenbu South Village. Day 8: Wenbu South Village - Selincuo exploration Pass by Wenbu North Village, visit multiple lakes, including Selincuo, and finally arrive at Gaxiong Village to stargaze. Day 9: Gaxiong Village - Lhasa return trip Visit Shengxiang Tianmen and Namtso, pass by Nagenla Pass and Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains, and finally return to Lhasa. . Must-see attractions: 🏔️ Namtso: A sacred lake in Tibet, with stunning reflections of snow-capped mountains, offering a blend of tranquility and harmony. 🌊 Yamdrok Lake: A gem of a lake in southern Tibet, with soaring waterfowl, a mirror-like surface, and islands dotting the landscape, offering a unique charm. 🌟 Everest Base Camp: The starting point for conquering Mount Everest, offering a panoramic view of the majestic scenery of Mount Everest. 🙏 Mount Kailash: A recognized sacred mountain, with symmetrical walls and a mysterious aura, representing a close connection between faith and nature. 🏯 Tashilhunpo Monastery: With its shining golden roof, towering red walls, and five-story Buddha hall, it tells a story of deep cultural heritage. . Travel checklist: 🧳 👚Clothing: A must-have for January in Tibet, including a windbreaker, thermal underwear, long pants, and a windproof jacket. 🎒Accessories and others: Sunglasses, hats, and sunscreen to protect against UV rays; a thermos and snacks for the road. 📄Documents: ID card and border pass for smooth travel. 💊Medicine: Altitude sickness medicine and cold medicine for peace of mind. Remember to keep an eye on the weather and plan your trip accordingly! 🌦️ . On your trip to Tibet, take in the beautiful scenery of Selincuo and Yamdrok Lake, and don't forget to share your travel stories! 🌄