Is 10 days enough to go back and forth by self-driving from Chengdu to Lhasa? Ask God to recommend the route and accommodation along the way.

10 days of in-depth travel is not enough, there is no problem with selective play...<br/><br/>Help you, please click the green [Accept]!

It is still possible to drive from Chengdu to Lhasa for a 10-day round trip. The altitude rises faster all the way into Tibet. Pay attention to personal high-reflex conditions. It is recommended to bring Rhodiola rosea, Danshen dripping pills, and chocolate to relieve high-reflex. Portable oxygen cylinders must be carried with the car Put it away and be safe. <br/>I hope it can help you

As long as you think about it, it must be enough, but the scenery on the road is really fast, and the road is easier to walk now, because there are no natural dangers in Tongmai<br/>Accommodation depends entirely on your own driving progress, Just be careful, try not to stay in Litang, because it is really high<br/>In addition, pay attention to safety along the way and also adjust your mentality. Walking on the plateau, there is a high return is certain, but it is only a matter of severity

Very fast, the net driving time from Chengdu to Lhasa is about 36 hours, plus the rest time on the road, the net back and forth will be counted as 4 days, and the remaining 6 days, two days in Lhasa city, Namtso One day, three days in Shigatse, there is no time to go to Linzhi, and it is equivalent to driving all the way, the driver will be very tired, and there may be high backlash, and some places will be cancelled. The accommodation along the road depends on where you plan to rest. I can only recommend accommodation in Lhasa and Shigatse. For Lhasa, I recommend Shengcheng Academy Homestay, which is near Barkhor Street. The environment inside is quite good , the boss Lhasa Beard is still very enthusiastic. In Shigatse, I stayed at the Zhonglin Hotel. The room size is quite large, the environment is average, and it is cheap. <br/><br/>If it helps you, please click green to accept, thank you.