Xinzang line itinerary
The first day, Lhasa - Shigatse
Lunch: Langkazi Sichuan Restaurant, Dinner: Shigatse Northeast Restaurant
Accommodation: Shigatse Business Hotel
The next day, Shigatse--Everest Base Camp--Laodingri
Lunch: Lazi Restaurant, Dinner: Old Tingri Manor Hotel Restaurant
Accommodation: Old Dingri Manor Hotel
On the third day, Laodingri - Payang
Lunch: Saga Sichuan Restaurant, Dinner: Pa Yang
Accommodation: Payang Hotel
On the fourth day, Payang - Pulan
Lunch: Hall Township Restaurant, Dinner: Pulan
Accommodation: Pulan Ecological Park Hotel
Day 5, Purang - Zada
Lunch: Menshi Township, Dinner: Zada County Halal Beef Noodle Restaurant
Accommodation: Zada Tuolin Temple Hotel
The sixth day, Zada - Ngari area
Lunch: Shiquanhe Town, Dinner: Shiquanhe Town
Accommodation: Ali Business Hotel
The seventh day, Ngari area - Thirty miles camp
Lunch: Bring your own dry food, Dinner: Thirty-mile camp
Overnight: Thirty Mile Camp
On the eighth day, Thirty Mile Camp - Kashgar
Lunch: Yecheng, Dinner: Kashgar
Accommodation: Kashgar Sulitan Hotel
Day 9: One-day tour in Kashgar (end)
Lunch: Kashgar, Dinner: Kashgar Night Market
Day 10: End of the trip
Xinzang Line Introduction
1. The Xinjiang-Tibet line is the well-known G219 National Highway, which starts at 0 km in Yecheng County, Kashi Prefecture, Xinjiang in the north, and ends at the 2,140 km stele in Lazi County, Shigatse City, Tibet in the south.
I didn't notice the 2140km stele, just like when I entered the Ngari area again this time, the 1314 stele was gone.
The world is changing, and so are the monuments...
2. Many people ask me, shouldn’t the new Tibet line go from Xinjiang to Tibet? Indeed, I also saw a lot of self-driving and cyclists departing from Kashgar, Xinjiang on the road. But I think it is better to start from Tibet, because the altitude is still not low. If you start from Xinjiang, you will face several high-altitude Daban, but it is easier to go high. Therefore, I suggest that it is more reasonable to rest for a few days after arriving in Lhasa, and to adapt to the altitude before starting (of course, the decision is up to you).
Many people don't know much about the Xinzang line, and many people ask me questions of one kind or another. Well, after you read this travel note, I believe you should know a lot about the Xinzang line!
Let's start our journey
In June this year, I set off from Lhasa and accompanied 4 elderly people on the "Xinzang Line"!
At first, I was a little apprehensive...
But to my surprise, they did not breathe oxygen the whole time. After crossing several high-altitude Daban in Xinjiang, I finally arrived in Kashgar smoothly! This makes me very moved...
Day 1: Lhasa - Shigatse
The old man's sense of time is always so strong, which is our favorite. Punctuality is very important as the journey is long!
I remember that day was the Saga Dawa Festival, and there were more people turning prayers than usual on the road. When our car was waiting for a red light, I saw Ajia kowtow three times on the zebra crossing, and the car consciously waited for her to pass before starting to move. This kind of scene is common to me, but many tourists will be very unforgettable. I guess the whole of China can only see such a scene in Tibet~
The first stop, Yamdrok Yongcuo (also known as "Yanghu Lake")
After we entered the Yanghu Scenic Area, the first thing we came to was the viewing platform. There is a stone tablet of "Yamdrok Yongcuo" for tourists to take pictures. There are hawkers on both sides selling it. I bought a highland barley yak meat burrito, which is very fragrant and spicy~
Then we came to the mountainside, where you can take a panoramic view of Yanghu Lake.
The plateau's unique blue, cotton candy-like white clouds and the golden lake under the sun together constitute an oil painting!
It is so gentle and quiet, it is worthy of being a holy lake~
Wow~~ Where is this an old man who is nearly 60 years old?
Facing the beautiful scenery, they have already become children...
Reluctantly leaving Yanghu Lake, we had a hearty lunch at Langkazi.
After lunch, we move on to the next attraction!
The second stop, Carola Glacier
Laughing all the way, we soon arrived at the Carola Glacier.
With the intensification of the greenhouse effect, the snow line of the Carola Glacier will move up a large distance every year. Whether the Carola Glacier will still exist in a few years is a very worrying question. So, let's see and cherish it~
The third stop, Gyantse Zongshan Castle (far view)
Gyantse carries a painful history. That happened during the Guangxu period. At that time, the British army entered Tibet from Yadong and attacked all the way. The purpose was to capture Lhasa and sign an unequal treaty. Therefore, Gyantse was the only way to go, and Zongshan became a must. The Tibetan army fought fiercely with the besieging British army in Zongshan Castle with inferior weapons, and suffered heavy losses. In the end, Zongshan Castle fell. The Tibetan army who guarded Zongshan Castle to the end did not want to be captured, and all jumped off the cliff. Today, we can still see cultural relics such as the anti-British fort and the steles of the troops stationed in Tibet patrolling the border.
After a full day's itinerary, we saw holy lakes and glaciers, and remembered the anti-British and Tibetan troops. We will live in Shigatse tonight.
There are more choices of accommodation and meals in the urban area of Shigatse.
The next day, Shigatse - Mount Everest Base Camp - Laodingri
The first stop, Tashilhunpo Monastery
In the morning, we visited Tashilhunpo Monastery. Most of the tourists I received were just visiting, and only a few tourists rushed to Tashilhunpo Monastery because of their belief in Tibetan Buddhism. Because Tashilhunpo Monastery occupies a very important position in the hearts of Tibetan Buddhist believers!
Tashilhunpo Monastery and Lhasa's "Three Great Monasteries" Ganden Monastery, Sera Monastery and Drepung Monastery are collectively known as the "Four Great Monasteries" of the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. The Four Great Monasteries, Kumbum Monastery in Qinghai and Labrang Monastery in Gansu are listed as the "Six Great Monasteries" of the Gelug Sect.
The most magnificent buildings in the temple are the Great Maitreya Hall and the Panchen Lama Pagoda Hall.
Every year, three days before and after May 15th in the Tibetan calendar, grand Buddha exhibition activities will be held in Tashilhunpo Monastery, and local people will gather outside the temple in unison.
The second stop, Mount Everest Base Camp
After visiting the temple, we continued to set off and stopped for a while at the 5,000-kilometer section of National Highway 318 in Lazi County. After having lunch, we set off to the world-class scenic spot - "Everest Base Camp".
Mount Everest Base Camp is in the Mount Everest Nature Reserve, and it takes a long time to drive after entering the reserve. It can only be reached by winding mountain roads and sightseeing cars. The current base camp is located at Rongbuk Monastery, where you can clearly appreciate Mount Everest. At night, you can choose to live in tents in the base camp, or you can choose to live in Old Tingri County. Several of our lovely old people sprinted to the base camp at 5,200 meters excitedly!
Now the car can only park here, and tourists have to take a sightseeing bus to the Rongbuk Monastery to watch Mount Everest.
Looking at the backs of them going away, I recalled the first time I challenged the Everest base camp, and I really admire these old people in my heart! When they came down, they said they had finally won! But several aunts were obviously uncomfortable, so we hurried to the low altitude, and it was sunset on the way down the mountain.
After a while, they started chatting. I know they are not uncomfortable, so I feel relieved! At that time, I suggested not to go to Mount Everest, but they still insisted that they would not go again if they didn’t go this time, so they couldn’t miss this opportunity! Yeah, I think when they go home and look at these photos, there must be a lot of memories in their hearts. When they tell their relatives and friends that they were so close to Mount Everest, they must be full of pride in their hearts.
It's really not easy to go to Mount Everest once~ It's a circling mountain road to go up, and a circling mountain road to go down. So here is a reminder to friends who get motion sickness to take motion sickness medicine in advance! In the evening we arrived at Old Tingri. Today is a rather tiring day. Everyone obviously has no appetite, but they still ate some food and went to rest quickly. Even if you feel high and uncomfortable, you still need to replenish it. It’s even more uncomfortable when you’re hungry, and you’re prone to hypoglycemia!
On the third day, Old Tingri - Payang
Ali's line is very long, and the distance between the scenic spots is long, so the time in the car is also long. This requires tourists to have a certain amount of physical strength, and to have a good rest at night. The altitude of Laodingri is about the same as that of Lhasa. After a night's rest, the energy is more abundant the next morning. Breakfast is usually porridge, eggs, side dishes or let the boss order a bowl of noodles, so everyone can bring some favorite breakfast such as: bread, milk, etc. to change the taste.
After breakfast, we continue to set off. Today we will go to Payang and have lunch in Saga. Although the time in the car is long, the scenery in the car is also beautiful. If you observe carefully, you will find that the mountains on both sides and the white snow on the top of the mountains are always changing.
Arrive in Saga in the afternoon and find a Sichuan restaurant for lunch. The dishes in this Sichuan restaurant are delicious, but if you ask Sichuan people not to put spicy food, the fried dishes will not taste good~ hehe. During the meal, we also met a young man who was going to Ali but his border defense certificate had expired. We asked the boss to find a way for him, and finally we made it. . At the end of the meal, the boss took out a pot of stinky tofu, saying that it was homemade stinky tofu brought by his friend from his hometown in Guizhou, and then he processed it, it was really delicious! I think it is by far the best stinky tofu I have ever eaten! The altitude of Saga is still a bit high, almost more than 4000 meters. After eating and drinking, we continued on the road and arrived at Payang Town today.
There is a desert in Payang Town, so Uncle Yang got out of the car to take pictures. The wind in June is still a bit strong, and several other beauty-loving aunts are not happy. If it is September-October, you can go into the plateau desert and have a good time.
The scenery on Ali Road is such a natural scenery. The vast expanse makes you unable to extricate yourself from the pure natural environment. Take a deep breath and feel that this is the real Tibet, the real holy place!
The sheep graze during the day and return home at night. The shepherd hides in the shade and sleeps~sometimes playing with the sheep~
There is also a kind of sheep on the plateau called blue sheep, they can climb up cliffs as long as they have a foot edge, they can climb up...
Ali's sunset...
You can release your nature on the road!
Payang Town belongs to the Shigatse area, and I will only enter the Ngari area tomorrow. Think about how big Shigatse is!
The accommodation conditions in Payang Town are relatively average, Shigatse Payang Hotel is considered good, and the rest are private small hotels~
On the fourth day, Payang - Pulan
The first stop, Manasarovar and Laangcuo
Payang will see one of the three holy lakes in Tibet, "Masang Yumcuo" and her sister lake "Laangtso" (also known as ghost lake) when he arrives in Purang.
It is said that the most beautiful scenery is on the road, and this sentence has been best interpreted in Ali area!
Ali area is very large, in addition to scenic spots, there are more free natural scenery! This is the biggest difference between the plateau and the mainland~
The sunset in the Ngari area is unforgettable~ Seeing these photos, I recalled that night when we were on the road waiting for the goats to cross the road. Here they are the boss!
Arrive in Pulan County in the evening. The entire county is building roads, and it is said that the sewers are being renovated. We take the Ali line all the year round and have relatively fixed restaurants and hotels. The boss saw that we all knew each other, so he would give us a more favorable price. The altitude of Pulan is not high. If you want to take a bath at night, you can take a bath, but they are all solar electric water heaters, so you have to be faster. Otherwise, we will wait until we arrive in Zada tomorrow to wash. The house in Zada is better than Pulan (of course, it is the family hotel we have cooperated with all the year round, not all of them)
Day 5, Purang - Zada
The first stop, Gang Rinpoche (Sacred Mountain)
Today's biggest highlight is to see Gang Rinpoche! Gang Rinpoche, Meili Snow Mountain, Animaqing Mountains, and Gaduojuewo in Yushu, Qinghai are also known as the four sacred mountains of Tibetan Buddhism. Gang Rinpoche is a world-recognized sacred mountain, and it is also recognized as the center of the world by China's Tibetan Yongzhong Bon religion, Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, and ancient Jainism. Therefore, believers from Nepal, India, and various sects of Tibetan Buddhism come here to visit the mountain every year.
In the year of the horse in the Tibetan calendar, there are the most pilgrims going around the mountain. It is said that this is because Sakyamuni, the Buddha, is a horse. Pilgrims who come here to turn around the mountain can wash away their sins for a lifetime; To become a Buddha, turning around the mountain in the year of the horse when Sakyamuni was born can increase the merits of one round by twelve times, which is equivalent to thirteen laps in a normal year, and it is the most effective and accumulates merits. For thousands of years, there has been an endless stream of pilgrims, on the roads leading to the holy mountain.
The second stop, Zada soil forest
Then we continued on, all the way west.
The Zada soil forest is a special landform formed by water erosion, winding for tens of miles, with a history of about 1100 years. The word "Boundless as far as eye can see" is best interpreted at this moment. Because the soil forest is too big, we drove through the soil forest. This cannot be photographed with a mobile phone or even a camera. Only you can see it yourself.
We don't dance, we hold up a white cloud~
here...
The third stop, Guge Dynasty Ruins
The predecessor of the Guge Dynasty can be traced back to the Zhang Zhung Kingdom. The establishment of the dynasty probably began in the 9th century and was established after the collapse of the Tubo Dynasty that unified the Tibetan plateau. By the end of the 17th century, there were 16 hereditary kings. It is a local regime established by the descendants of the Tubo royal family in the Ali region in the west of Tubo, and its ruling scope covered the entire territory of Ali at its peak. It is not only the continuation of the Tubo lineage, but also enables Buddhism to regain its foothold after the disintegration of Tubo, and thus gradually reach its full glory. Therefore, the Guge Dynasty is of great significance in the history of Tibet.
Zada is also a good place to watch the stars. After arriving in Zada County in the evening, I ate a bowl of halal beef noodles. It was delicious and satisfying, and then I ran back to the hotel. The owner of the hotel opened a restaurant where I drank sweet tea and ate Tibetan noodles. In the evening, I happily ran outside to take pictures of the stars.
The sixth day, Zada - Ngari area
I wanted to eat a bowl of beef noodles again in the morning, but unfortunately the door didn’t open until 9-10 o’clock. I thought I would go to eat a bowl of Tibetan noodles from the proprietress, who thought they went out to drink and got up late last night. Well, after eating something casually, we went to Tuolin Temple.
Tuolin Temple was first built in the Northern Song Dynasty, and it was the first Buddhist temple built by the Guge Kingdom in the Ngari area.
There are "Three Treasures" in Tuolin Temple: one is elk horns, which are said to have been brought by Atisha from India, and others are said to be an elk horns from the place where Buddha taught scriptures; It is said that it was worn by the first Khenpo of Tuolin Temple and passed down to later generations. Every Khenpo of the temple wears this crown in Buddhist activities; Footprints penetrated an inch or so deep into the stone, and the palm prints were very clear. It is said that these were the footprints left by Venerable Atisha.
Then set off from Zada County, cross the magical Zada Valley, and once again appreciate the uncanny workmanship of nature. There are two mountain passes to cross on the way.
"Little Daban" and "Laozi Daban", few people know, the scenery is good and close.
Zhadagou also preserves the largest Buddhist grotto site in Tibet - the Piyangdongga Grottoes
In the afternoon, we walked out of Zadagou and returned to the flat National Highway 219. The road conditions became surprisingly good again, and we arrived at Shiquanhe, the capital of Ngari, in two hours.
Shiquanhe Town is the administrative center and the largest city in Ngari region.
After a delicious Chuan Chuan Xiang, we went back to the hotel to rest. There are many hotels in Ali Shiquanhe Town, ranging from star hotels to inns and youth hostels. This is an aided city with clean roads and relatively new houses, but food and accommodation are not cheap...
The seventh day, Ngari area - Thirty miles camp
Today is the last day in Tibet, and we are about to enter the new frontier.
But—yes, you must first apply for a border defense permit to go to Xinjiang.
Pangong Lake is here. In fact, this is a roadside attraction and no tickets are required. But if you choose a cruise, it will cost money.
We are here to tease the red-billed gull. As long as there is food, they will swarm over and compete for food. In order to take pictures of them, the car suffered a lot~ I went to wash the car at night~
In fact, Bangong Lake is very big, and because of its special geographical location, I personally feel that there is no need to go there. If we go to Xinjiang, this is the only way to go. And the wind here is also quite strong, generally not staying for too long.
I'm about to say Byebye to Tibet...
The weather has also changed from blue sky and white clouds to dark clouds~
Today we will pass through Quanshuigou (also known as "Dead Man's Valley"). A rumor from the past is a bit scary to hear~
There is also a border guard station here, it's really cold. The resident soldiers here have worked so hard, I salute you!
Riding bulls..
Today I live in the thirty-mile camp, the conditions are difficult, and the meals I eat from Sichuan are still very large!
On the eighth day, Thirty Miles Camp - Kashgar
We have entered the new frontier, and today we have to cross three high-altitude Dabans. Several Dabans in the Tibetan border have already been defeated.
Seriously, there are too many Dabans, so let’s gather at the Dabans~
The reason why Daban in the new border is difficult to walk is because of the high altitude and the dirt road. I heard that the road last year was quite good, and this year it is under construction again...
The weather on the plateau is really hard to figure out, blue sky and white clouds and snowflakes for a while...
I looked at the desolation outside the window, and thought of those riders, I really sweated for them~
Although the Xinzang line is difficult, there are still some self-driving vehicles along the way. Among them, two off-road vehicles followed us all the way. There are very few places to refuel on the Xinzang line, and the border guards will stop you at night, so it is very important to calculate the time and kilometers. Otherwise, it is very likely that you will not be able to make it through, and you will not be able to go back, so you can only sleep in the car!
In a special scene, a brother soldier stood there, and I suddenly remembered a catchphrase: I am lonely~ I am alone~
Fan Daban is quite boring, the test is the driver's driving skills. Because you can also know cars, large trucks, military vehicles, self-driving cars, motorcycles, and bicycles will all meet. On the way, I also avoided the hen crossing the road with a group of chicks~ Oh, my God~ It’s so cute~
Harvesting surprises, this is the fun of traveling~
We started to enter Yecheng County, the altitude gradually decreased, and the sky turned blue again...
Yecheng County belongs to the Kashgar region of Xinjiang, 260 kilometers away from Kashgar City, and is also the hometown of walnuts. At the beginning of the travel notes, a picture of the zero kilometer of the Xinjiang-Tibet line is in Yecheng.
Eat well and live happily ever after...
Finally arrived in Kashgar
Kashgar is in the southwest of Xinjiang, what we call southern Xinjiang. The time difference here is 2 hours behind the mainland. The few days I was in Kashgar, I went to the night market for dinner at 10pm.
Day 9, Kashgar Day Tour
Sleep until you wake up naturally in the morning, and then set off for a day trip.
There are Id Kah Mosque, Kashgar Ancient City, Fragrant Concubine Tomb, Grand Bazaar, Kashgar Museum and other scenic spots in Kashgar City
Around Kashgar, you can go to Karakul Lake, Alla Golden Grass Beach, Muztag Peak, Pamir Plateau, Khunjerab Port and other attractions
You can also go to northern Xinjiang...
I believe there must be niche locations that we don't know about...
First stop, Id Kah Mosque
For Islam, I have no special research. I only know that they believe in Allah, they worship Allah every day, they are divided into several factions, they have many taboos, and there are several major festivals every year. Concentrated in Xinjiang, Gansu, Ningxia, Qinghai and other places in China, they are commonly known as Hui or Muslims. Everyone who believes in Islam will yearn to go to Mecca to worship, because it is the birthplace of the founder Muhammad.
The second stop, Xiangfei Tomb
The Tomb of Xiangfei is actually a small garden. Walking into the garden, the fragrance of flowers and plants is tangy, and the environment is elegant.
The above is the location of Xiangfei's tomb, but Xiangfei was not buried here. I think because she is the emperor's favorite concubine, she must be buried in the royal tomb.
There is a half-person-high platform inside the tomb chamber, on which dozens of mounds of different sizes are neatly arranged. The tombs are all built with glazed bricks with blue flowers on a white background, which looks clean and elegant. The tombs of several generations of Apahoja are here, and Xiangfei is the granddaughter of Apahoja.
Tickets are 30 yuan, everyone who is interested can go and see.
The 3rd stop, Gaotai Residential House
I passed by and took pictures, so I can't go in now, just take a look...
The 4th stop, the ancient city of Kashgar
I still like to walk leisurely in the ancient city of Kashgar. The houses here were originally mostly civil, brick and wood structures. After being rebuilt and strengthened, they still retain the architectural art of the local ethnic minorities. It is worth seeing!
After school at noon, the children are playing in the street. Riding a bike, eating ice cream, chatting...
From time to time, drums sounded, and we were drawn to it. The Uyghur people have always been good at singing and dancing, unique musical instruments beat out rhythmic music, and girls dance lightly...
A man with a bunch of kids was catching what, I don't remember...
I still remember their laughter...
We bought some specialties. Raisins are delicious, nuts are weighed by kilogram, and brick tea, scented tea, and herbal tea are all good.
The fifth stop, the Grand Bazaar (trade market)
Here, we bought silk scarves, clothes, ornaments, mink fur hats... remember to bargain
There is also a cattle and sheep bazaar, which is only available every Sunday on the outskirts of the city, where cattle and sheep are sold in the market.
Finally, of course, is the Kashgar Night Market. If we have enough time, we really want to stay in Kashgar for a week and eat well~
In the square, the adults are sitting on the ground, and the children are playing with cars. It is a very casual scene...
First of all, let me introduce the skewers, including lamb, lamb liver, lamb waist and so on. The price is based on the size, I have eaten 3 yuan / skewer, and I have also eaten 5 yuan / skewer. All in all it was delicious.
Then, my favorite is the beef at the night market. The boss is a bit pushy, but it's delicious! A large piece of beef tendon dipping sauce, coupled with a bottle of local drink Havas, is so satisfying.
There are also net red snacks spring rolls (walnut flavor), yogurt smoothie, watermelon and cantaloupe platter. Almost every time I go to two people to eat about 100 yuan, I can use WeChat. The bosses all bow their heads to cook good food and never see if you've paid...
The people of Kashgar are very cute. I met two fat girls at the same table. They enthusiastically shared food with us, and they have been happily...
Day ten, return trip
In the morning, I went to the food street near the hotel to have breakfast, and I was about to say goodbye to this group of lovely uncles and aunts.
Holding hands is so sweet...
There is an old man in the store watching the Uyghur version of Huanzhugege. Fragrant Concubine...
Mutton soup is placed in each cup, there is a piece of mutton and a piece of yellow radish, and the embryo sac is eaten. The locals call it "a piece of meat".
As I write this, the entire journey of the Xinzang Line has come to a successful conclusion!
At the beginning, I was full of energy and longing; in the middle, I became tired and ignored the scenery; finally, when I reached the end, I was full of memories!
People who have never been on the Xinzang line are curious and longing for it, those who are walking love and hate it, and those who have completed it are haunted by it!
Xinzang line * quadratic
Go back to Yecheng to apply for a border defense permit and go back to Lhasa to start my new Tibet line*second square...
Unexpectedly, the border defense certificate is issued in a scenic spot, and you still take a horse-drawn carriage. Isn’t it a surprise?
The last wave of Xinjiang delicacies...
I stayed at the hotel opposite the army at night, and in the morning there was a whistle calling for early...
let's go? Wait, I still want to buy a sack of cantaloupe back to Lhasa~ because Lhasa fruits are too expensive!
On the return trip, I picked up a few friends, talking and laughing along the way.
It's another trip to Daban, but it's not as hard as it was when I came here. Why?
Entering Tibet, our world is now, haha~
What looks like a sea of clouds in the distance is actually a group of snow-capped mountains, so spectacular!
Any one, is a blockbuster, really well-deserved reputation!
Here are the women and children grazing, and the little boy on the far right is especially playful. They watch the vehicles coming and going and tourists coming from afar every day, and some people will bring them some special products from their hometown, or even clothes. But I walked past Ali a few times, and they didn't ask us what to eat and wear, so some rumors on the Internet can't be believed!
Finally arrived in Lhasa, back home!
Precautions
1. There are many border inspection stations along the Xinzang line, so the border certificate and ID card must not be lost!
2. The Xinzang line will let you experience the four seasons of the year, so prepare your clothes.
3. Prepare enough dry food, and there will be no lunch for one or two days.
4. Only refueling vehicles and drivers are allowed to enter the gas stations in southern Xinjiang, and other passengers are all waiting outside (I think this is very good).
5. It is still a problem of high resistance, it is wise to start after adapting to high resistance in Lhasa! We will have oxygen tanks on board, so don't worry!
Snow mountains and wetlands beside National Highway 219
Colorful desert in Zhongba, Tibet
Zada soil forest, desolate, or desolate
Tibet's high sky, vast land, peerless scenery, and artistic transmission will make you fall in love at first sight
Xinjiang's scenic spots, unique culture, and local cuisine will make you nostalgic for it
Welcome to Tibet, Tashi Delek!
