Day8: At 10:00 last night on August 14th, I received information from the Namtso Ferry Station that I had previously booked online. I was told to gather at the Tibet Building at 5:45 the next morning. Wear the thickest clothes and bring an umbrella.
Get up at 5:00 in the morning and take a taxi to gather in the rain. After all the people got on the bus, there was a store on the side of the road after six o'clock. The tour guide asked those with little clothes to rent clothes and buy oxygen cylinders for those who were weak. The market price is RMB 80 for renting a jacket, with a deposit of RMB 200; buying oxygen is RMB 130, and there are five or six tourists going to apply for it. I bought a cup of eight-treasure porridge for RMB 5 on the side of the road, warmed up, and thought about the donkey friends I didn’t hear. Speaking of Namtso, we need to bring oxygen. Our money is useful, so we shouldn’t be fooled by it. Facts have proved that no one was found to be suffering from oxygen inhalation in the car.
After staggering for 5 hours, I came to Namtso Lake in Damxung County, Nagqu Prefecture. To be honest, I was quite disappointed with the scenery. Namtso Lake is known as the second largest saltwater lake in China, and it is not as beautiful as Qinghai Lake. This is the legendary Holy Lake, I chatted with my friends later, I came at the wrong time, the best time to see it in May, when the ice and snow have not melted, the lake is so blue that people are enchanted, and the scenery is the best. In Tibetan legend, Nyenchen Tanglha is the father, Namtso is the mother, and Nyainqent means the biggest. Randomly took a few photos by the lake.
At one o'clock, I had a group meal on the side of the road in Dangxiong County. I saw that the place was a bit crowded and the food was not very good. I ate two pancakes and some beef jerky in the car before. I didn't want to eat much, so I went to a restaurant opened by the Tibetans on the opposite side. A bowl of iced yogurt was served at the teahouse.
We arrived in Lhasa at four o'clock. The tour guide took us to a large supermarket that produced dried yak meat and local specialties. There were a lot of yak meat and Tibetan pork for tasting, and the price was reasonable for the tourist places I experienced. I have tasted Qisheng brand yak jerky in the past two days at a small shop, and the taste is quite decent. There is a kind of yak candy that is very delicious. I didn’t buy it at the time, and I can’t find it later. I would also like to recommend a kind of "Fan's Highland Barley Shortbread", which costs 6 yuan a bag. I once bought it for breakfast in Lhasa, and it tastes good.
There are barbecued yak meat skewers bought at the exit of the supermarket. The skewers are worth two yuan.
In fact, when I went to Tibet this time, the only tour I took was the Namtso Lake, which was reported on the Internet at that time, and it was really expensive, 466 yuan, and 270-320 yuan in the local area can be settled. I haven't had time to refund these days, and the handling fee is too expensive. But not renting clothes and buying oxygen can be considered even, it can be regarded as Ah Q-style self-comfort.
The bus didn’t take us to the agreed Bugong White Pagoda, so we got off the bus halfway, and looked at it on the map of Gaode. There is a bus stop nearby. Take the No. 6 bus to Xuexin Village, where I live, and come back in three stops. up.
In the past few days, I have been exchanging time for money. I rarely take taxis when I go out. I mainly take the bus. I feel quite interesting.