Will traveling to Tibet in January be affected by the epidemic? Is it worth going?

Tibet should be the area least affected by the epidemic. So far, everything works fine. Tibet is a dry season in winter, with bright sunshine and clear skies. The water of many rivers such as the Lhasa River is blue. Pay attention, during the peak tourist season in summer, the Lhasa River is mixed because of the heavy rain and the melting of snow and sand on both sides of the river. Many tickets are reduced or exempted in winter, and accommodation is half the price in the peak season. There are few people and the scenery is beautiful. Personally, I think it is the most worthwhile season after late autumn. The sunny days in Lhasa in winter are warmer than many cities in the mainland. Referring to Hangzhou where I am currently, it is really much warmer and more comfortable. The only possibility is that the oxygen content is slightly lower in winter, but it will not be much worse. In fact, it is only theoretical. The difference between the human body's oxygen content in summer and winter on the plateau may not cause a significant difference. Moreover, accommodation in winter is cheap, and you can completely solve this problem by staying in an oxygen supply hotel. In addition, winter is the off-season for the entire industry in Tibet, and car rentals are much cheaper. Winter travel to Tibet personally strongly recommends soaking in hot springs and going to Pumoyongcuo to see the blue ice, soaking in geothermal hot springs under the snowy mountains, and seeing China’s Lake Baikal. Only Tibet has benefits in winter.

There was only one case in Tibet from the beginning to the end, and it was from Hubei, and it went directly to the hospital after getting off the train. I went to Tibet twice this year, and it was very safe. Of course, it is worth going in January. If you are lucky, you can also see the Potala Palace in snow. Kulagang Day in winter is also worth going, and the blue ice of Pumoyongcuo can surprise your eyes.

As long as it is a low-risk area, it is fine, and it is best not to go to a medium-high risk area. When there was an epidemic in Kashgar, Xinjiang some time ago, going to Xinjiang will have an impact!

The epidemic situation in foreign countries is still quite serious now, and the country will also be affected by unstable imported cases, especially in Tibet, which is also an area with a large floating population. The cold weather is relatively unfavorable for virus prevention and control. It can be said to be transient, and no one can guarantee the later situation. It is recommended not to arrange a trip to Tibet without a very sure reason.

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It doesn't affect, you can go there normally, the weather in Tibet is very good in winter