The first Tibet tour, a 10-day strategy

How long do you play? What is the route? How to prevent high reaction?

These are the three most concerned issues when traveling to Tibet for the first time.

How long do you play?

One week is enough time to take a loop in most parts of China, but for Tibet, it may not be enough time to spend on the road.

The transportation to Tibet is closely related to the travel time. The sightseeing train directly to Lhasa, although you can enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way, it takes a very long time to enter Tibet. It takes 22 hours from Xining to Lhasa, 40 hours from Beijing/Shanghai to Lhasa, and more than 53 hours from Guangzhou to Lhasa.

Road trips are more popular, and how many people cry and say that they must drive G318 in this life. This "China's Most Beautiful Highway" runs from People's Square in Shanghai to the foot of Mount Everest. From the Chengdu section, it enters the scenery-intensive section. Kangding, Ding Zhen's hometown Litang, Nyingchi Bomi Taohuagou, Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, Mount Everest base camp... the ultimate scenery makes people yearn for it. But even if it starts from Chengdu, it will take about 10 days to reach Lhasa. Airplane is undoubtedly the most comfortable and fast way. Not only is the time cost the least, but it is also the least likely to cause high reactions.

Arrived in Lhasa, the journey has just begun.

Tibet, the second largest administrative region in China. The area is 1.23 million square kilometers, accounting for 1/8 of China's territory, but the population is only 3.65 million.

This means that most of Tibet is wilderness.

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Tibet is the hometown of snow-capped mountains. There are 40 peaks in the Himalayas above 7,000 meters above sea level, and 10 peaks above 8,000 meters above sea level.

Tibet is a paradise of lakes. Manasarovar, the smallest of the three holy lakes, has a circumference of 90 kilometers, and it takes two days at the fastest to walk around the lake for a week. As for Namtso, which has a shoreline of 280 kilometers, it takes a day to drive around the lake.

The wilderness of Tibet is endless. Qiangtang Prairie is 2,400 kilometers long from east to west and 700 kilometers wide from north to south. Traveling a hundred miles on the grassland may only meet a family of herdsmen.

Such natural conditions mean that after you have traveled thousands of miles to Tibet, you still have to drive eight or nine hours a day to reach your next destination.

so,

If there is no more than a week, it is not recommended to enter Tibet.

What is the route?

There are 6 districts in Tibet, among which Lhasa, Shigatse and Nyingchi are the most well-known in the world. Nyingchi is in the south of Tibet. The Brahmaputra Grand Canyon has deep water, dense forests, and gorgeous flowers. Lhasa is the heart of Tibet and the best place to learn about Tibetan culture. Mount Everest, the top of the earth, is located in the Shigatse region, waiting for the challenges of human beings.

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Ali and Nagqu are popular areas for in-depth tours. The Ngari Ring Road starts from Lhasa, passes through many holy lakes, canyons, and grasslands, and reaches Kailash, the center of the universe, to explore the ancient civilization in depth. All the way is heaven for the eyes and hell for the body. But it usually takes two weeks.

Shannan is just south of Lhasa. It has the most beautiful valley of the Yarlung Zangbo River. It is one of the birthplaces of the Tibetan people and has rich natural and cultural landscapes. You can easily travel around within a week.

The budgets corresponding to different lines also vary greatly. The Ali Grand Ring Road, which takes the longest time, is also the most expensive one, and it is basically unnecessary to consider it without a budget of 1.5w to 2w. Other loops can basically swim down within 1w.

The first time I entered Tibet, I chose Lhasa Free Travel + Namtso Mount Everest Small Ring Road Travel.

Mapping of travel routes

The third question: how to prevent high reaction?

The average altitude of Tibet is 4000 meters. In addition to Linzhi, you must pay attention to prevent high reactions when entering other areas. The most important thing is not to get tired before and after entering Tibet, and to ensure adequate rest.

I and a few friends who fly and rest normally have no discomfort most of the time. However, many people encountered on the road had high reactions. A grandfather who was driving by himself began to feel dizzy and nauseated before entering Lhasa. A spirited guy in the tour group landed in a good mood and immediately walked for two hours on foot, resulting in nosebleeds on the road. There is also a girl with a lot of vitality, who joined the group immediately after catching a red-eye flight into Tibet, and was nauseated and vomited all the way.

In short, ensure adequate rest, heat, and proper oxygen inhalation if necessary, and you can easily travel to Tibet.

Finally, let's talk about cost. I went to Tibet for 10 days in June this time, and spent ¥6700 for the whole trip. If you come on non-weekends and non-holidays, the flights and hotels are cheaper. If you travel in peak season, the cost is expected to increase by half.

Day 1: "Xi'an" - "Lhasa" Zongjiao Lukang Park

In Xi'an at the end of May and the beginning of June, it was already a hot day of more than 30 degrees, and it was impossible to go out.

But Lhasa is completely different. The first feeling after the plane landed is cool! Although the sun is dazzling, the breeze is cool and the body feels only about 20 degrees at noon, which is very refreshing.

To enter the urban area, you need to cross the Yarlung Zangbo River. This great Asian river, known for its potential energy, is extremely peaceful in the Lhasa section. The river water presents rich blue-green, the river surface is open, the water flow is gentle, there are shoals and green plants in the river, and the birds occasionally live on the river surface, a picture of the tranquility of the years.

There are no skyscrapers in the urban area, the streets are clear and clean, and there is a kind of leisurely small town atmosphere.

The tall Potala Palace can be seen in the wide field of vision. With the blue sky as the background color, the white walls and red paint outline a huge Tibetan-style building, which is dazzling. The whole city surrendered at the foot of the cloth palace.

I couldn't help being excited-I finally arrived in Tibet!

The designated hotel is just one kilometer north of the Cloth Palace. I originally wanted to lie down and rest in the afternoon, but I couldn't bear it anymore, so I went out for a stroll after a short rest.

The hotel run by the Tibetans is very clean and the flowers and plants are well taken care of

The air in Lhasa is really clean. The only downside is that it is too dry and the nose hurts. The sky is so blue, the sun is so warm, and the temperature is so comfortable, it really makes people feel good~

On the road, I frequently saw grandparents in Tibetan clothes, holding a prayer wheel, walking slowly on the street.

I also slowly wandered to Zongjiao Lukang Park at the foot of Bu Palace.

The Tibetans are all lying on the grass, they don’t have to go to work, so happy~

Bu Palace is really beautiful

I love this pace of life~ If conditions permit, I would really like to live here for a month~

Day 2: Jokhang Temple - Barkhor Street

Jokhang Temple is not an ordinary temple for Tibetans.

The Jokhang Temple in the morning belongs to believers and is not open to tourists. Tibetans from all over the country, with the Jokhang Temple as the center, holding a prayer wheel, chanting in an unintelligible Tibetan language, walking in a hurry, turning the prayer round after round. Amid the turbulent crowd, a very strange and solemn atmosphere erected a barrier between us.

I felt as if I was getting in their way. I dare not strike up a conversation, and it feels awkward to take pictures, so I can only walk and watch by the corner of the street. When I am tired from walking, I dare not even sit in public seats for a long time, which is very embarrassing.

Tibetans turning prayers in Jokhang Temple

Avoid the connection between Barkhor Street and Jokhang Temple, open the main line of pilgrimage, and turn to go deep into Kuo Street. There are more and more shops selling tourist souvenirs and travel photography products in the street. From time to time, you can see young ladies who are taking photos, wearing exotic clothes, youthful and invincible~

The shop owner enthusiastically solicits customers, asking if you want to weave Tibetan braids and take photos. The familiar breath of life made me feel a little relieved, and then I was relieved to look at the street view and take pictures.

This area is full of Tibetan-style dwellings, with white walls and red windows, and decorated with flowers and green plants, very beautiful~

Contiguous Tibetan houses, like in foreign countries

window

There are flowers and plants planted on the balcony, which is awesome~

There is an online celebrity sweet teahouse "Guangminggang Qiongtian Teahouse" nearby. The teahouse occupies several rooms on the first floor, and all of them are densely packed with simple dining tables. Because it is an old teahouse, there are mottled marks on the tables and equipment. But it can't stop the high popularity. It is full of Tibetans, a bit like the time-honored Fly Restaurant in Chongqing. It’s just that the sense of strangeness in Tibetan areas is too strong, and Tibetans will curiously inquire about us unfamiliar faces. I don't have the courage to sit calmly among the locals and order a pot of tea alone. After fighting fiercely at the door for half a minute, they finally fled.

This time I was fooled. Next time, I must bring my friends to drink tea together.

There are many delicacies around the bustling Barkhor Street, and Tibetan food is the most popular. There are several four-star + restaurants nearby.

Walk to a high-scoring restaurant a kilometer away. The restaurant even gave a cup of sweet tea for free, which is great~

This sweet tea is rich in milk, sweet and not greasy, it is simply divine! ! ! What did you drink before? !

The mutton is a bit hard, and my back is sore from chewing. Tibetans eat harder than this, and their teeth are not admired~

Before I finished eating, I was called upstairs by the waiter to participate in a home visit. I didn't expect to have a meal and get a Tibetan home visit, interesting~

The collection of the boss's house, on the table is fried barley, fragrant ~ there is a group photo of Deng Chao in the stairwell.

It is said that Tibetan hot pot is very delicious, but two hundred yuan for a meal is too expensive. And going to Tibet to eat hot pot alone is also very lonely. . Put it in your next trip to Tibet~

In addition to traditional Tibetan food, Nepalese food in Tibet is also very authentic. Tibet and Nepal are very close geographically and culturally. Although Songtsan Gampo married Princess Wencheng, his main concubine was Princess Chizun of Nepal. For a long time in history, Nepal was under the jurisdiction of Tibetan areas. So the Nepalese restaurant in Tibet is very good. There is a high-scoring restaurant on Barkhor Street. I will eat it tomorrow, hehe~

There are especially many Sichuan dishes in Tibet, which can be found in almost every traffic artery. After all, Tibet and Sichuan border, and the Tibetan areas on both sides have close contacts, and even Sichuan cuisine is blooming everywhere. Throughout Lhasa, Sichuan accent can be heard on every street, and you can see Dandan noodle restaurants, Sichuan restaurants and so on.

After dinner, I really want to go to the museum for a stroll. It's a pity that the Tibet Museum has been renovated for several years, and I don't know when it will reopen. The ultraviolet rays outside are so strong, so go back and lie down~

Day 3: Potala Palace

Well, today is just this sightseeing project.

Tickets were reserved yesterday on the mini-program "Potala Palace Ticket Reservation System". Arrive at the square two hours in advance to see the exterior first.

The Cloth Palace adopts flow-limiting measures, and individual visitors must make an appointment at least one day in advance. Tickets on the day have been sold online for 400 yuan.

The empty South Square is the best place to take a panoramic view of the Cloth Palace. A bunch of tourists were looking for angles to take pictures, and high-level players even poured water on the ground to take reflections.

Panorama of the Palace of Cloth

Tourists gather from all directions under the palace, and there are also pilgrims who prostrate and bow their heads.

Standing at your feet, you can feel the grandeur of the Potala Palace. The white palace wall extends from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain, and the castle-like giant building towers above the mountain, as if it can reach the far-reaching sky.

There are three check-in procedures to visit the summit.

The security check at the south gate is the first. After entering the door, the well-kept gardens quickly come into view.

Unexpectedly, the gardens in Tibet are so romantic, the colorful flowers are extremely brilliant, and on the plateau of 3,600 meters, they present an almost coquettish vitality.

Flowers. High saturation purple, red, very gorgeous.

gorgeous flower wall

Flowers and buildings complement each other, full of poetry

Around the garden, there are old administrative institutions such as Xue Prison and Sheba Lekong (government office in old Tibet).

In the bright sunshine, I lazily stepped into the gate of Snow Prison. The exhibition hall is very dark, and my eyes are not used to it when I first came in, so I can only explore on tiptoe.

The moment I saw the exhibits clearly, I was shuddering with fright——

There are several pieces of human skin (imitation) in the showcase.

I? ? ? ! ! !

The inside of this prison is not as poetic as its name. It actually restored the three major execution scenes in the feudal era of Tibet: broken legs, gouging out eyes, and releasing poisonous scorpions. The wax figure who is being executed is accompanied by lighting and sound effects, as well as props. The sound is full of emotion and highly restored, allowing you to face the fear directly!

Where there is sunshine, there is shadow. Sometimes the more holy you look on the outside, the more horrible you are in the shadows.

The value of the sun that has just been fully exposed is directly scared to zero, so hurry up and go back to the sun.

The second ticket gate is halfway up the mountain. All visitors line up here to buy tickets, and the crowd is the largest.

After getting the ticket, you need to climb a slope. It is easy to breathe when climbing a plateau. Everyone takes three steps and stops for two steps.

The third ticket gate is the entrance to the palace! Yeah~It's finally here~

As soon as I entered, I found a little orange cat. So cute, so cute~

The Potala Palace is divided into the White House and the Red Palace, with contrasting colors. The Red Palace is a place for religious affairs, and the White House is a political and religious institution.

It was first built as a royal palace by King Songtsen Gampo in the 7th century, but it was later destroyed by war. There are only two Tang Dynasty halls left, and the rest are the White House rebuilt during the period of the fifth Dalai Lama in the 17th century and the Red Palace built after his death. Since then, successive Dalai Lamas have been expanded one after another, and finally become the scale it is today. The entire palace is dedicated to the Dalai Lama's spiritual pagodas and a large number of Buddha statues. There are precious scriptures such as the Tripitaka and the Bayeux Sutra. There are a large number of precious murals painted on the walls. Art treasures such as utensils are of immeasurable value.

Take a photo at the end of the visit

Don't forget to eat Nepalese food today.

Nepalese food is very similar to Indian food ~ this pancake is super delicious with chicken curry ~

Day 4: Lhasa - Nyainqentanglha Mountain - Namtso. Stay at the Holy Elephant Tianmen Camp.

Today starts the five-day and four-night Namtso Everest loop tour. Get up early today. I brought the snacks and oxygen cylinders I bought early in the morning, and waited for the master to pick me up after eight o'clock.

The car is a travel van, which can accommodate a dozen friends, all young people in their twenties and thirties. Going to Tibet alone is the most suitable for joining a group tour~

At the end of the day at Namtso, we will stop at the Nalagen Pass briefly on the way, looking at Nyainqentanglha Mountain in the distance.

On the road, I saw the blue lake of Namtso from a distance. The friends in the car were very excited and looked forward to taking a closer look.

It was five or six o'clock in the afternoon when we arrived at the Namtso viewing platform. The lake views of the three viewing platforms one by one are really beautiful. The scenery of Sacred Elephant Tianmen and Moon Bay are particularly beautiful.

moon bay

Holy Elephant Gate

The reflections taken by the friends with the help of mobile phones

But the rubbish strewn all the way from the parking spot to the viewing platform is too hard to ignore. Used oxygen cylinders, beverage bottles and packaging bags are everywhere. I don't understand, how difficult it is to come to Tibet once, how difficult can it be to take away the garbage you brought?

Tibet's ecology is very fragile. On the day I came here, I noticed from the air that the vegetation on the suburban hills was sparse, and the sandy soil was exposed in large areas. Some hillsides have even formed a large expanse of quicksand.

This area is so remote, there is no asphalt road, and there are no sanitation workers to clean up frequently. How can these people not see it? What should I do if the garbage is eaten by small animals? What should I do if I take up the growth space of the plants? The landscape is destroyed, and no one will see such a beautiful polar landscape in the future. I'm so mad~

*For self-driving and spare time friends, you can bring a garbage bag when you come here to help pick up the garbage~

This section of road conditions is particularly bad, the whole road is dirt, dusty and extremely bumpy. After the return trip, almost all of the friends suffered from headaches.

However, in order not to waste the advantage of the location by the window, I stared at the northern Tibetan prairie all the way out of the car window. It's very different from what I imagined. It's June, and the grass is still yellow and sparse. It can't cover the bare ground, and the gravel is everywhere. But I don’t want such a desolate wilderness to still be a paradise for wild animals. I felt like I was watching the animal world along the way.

It is said on the Internet that there are groundhogs on the grassland, and there really are! Fat, with the same color as the grass, more than one!

There is also a fat rabbit. Just beside the road, it is the same style of withered grass color, but the difference is that the long ears are erected.

There are also two small groups of Tibetan antelopes! Eat slowly on the grass not far from the road! Very good looking~

My eyes of more than 400 degrees seemed to be open, and I was in a happy mood.

The small animals couldn't be photographed, but in the afternoon, I photographed the beautiful wild flowers on the grass

It was dark before arriving at the Holy Elephant Tianmen Camp. The trunk behind the car seat has been covered with thick loess, not to mention that a big hole has been ground out! I bought a new one, I specially picked the dark green one~ ah~ my heart hurts~

The scenery was shrouded in dense darkness, and great discomfort struck suddenly. It was buzzing outside, my hair was bloated, and I was lying in a dormitory with dozens of people in my clothes. I had deep doubts about the decision-making of this journey. Doesn’t Lhasa feel good lying down? Why come here to suffer?

Day 5: Namtso - Nagenla Pass - Northern Tibet Grassland - Donggula Mountain - Nimu - Shigatse. Overnight in Shigatse.

Another day of rushing. Even the observation deck is gone today, it all depends on the master to "add drama".

The master found a perfect photo spot, click and leave~

There is even a wild hot spring! See the circles on the water? Those are the bubbles from the hot spring~

Arrive at the hotel in Shigatse in the evening, and finally have a comfortable room and hot water! Before it was dark, I had already washed and lay on the bed, wondering whether to continue the journey. Namtso is really too bitter, I don't want to do it again. But the master said that there is no dirt road behind, so it shouldn't be so uncomfortable, right? Hey, here we come, be brave!

Day 6: Shigatse - Gyatso La Pass - Everest National Park - Everest Base Camp. Stay at the base camp.

Hurry up. Hurry up. Still hurrying.

Today's goal is to arrive at the Everest Base Camp after 8:00 pm.

Stopped in a few rest areas and took a few photos of this trip.

G318 on the road

The cool young lady riding a motorcycle on Mount Everest on the road~

Nine bends and eighteen bends on the road

On the way to the Mount Everest viewing platform, in the distance is the Himalayas, the top of the earth

Maybe the altitude is too high. I didn’t see any marmots or Tibetan antelopes outside the car window today. It’s a little regrettable.

but! After arriving at the base camp, my whole body was lit up!

so clean! so beautiful! So advanced! So comfortable!

The sky here is as blue as washing, and not far away is the mountain closest to the sky on the earth. The white ice and snow on the top of the mountain reflects the dazzling sunlight, which is extremely holy.

The glacier snow water flows down the mountain, crystal clear. It nourishes the farmland and pastures, and enables the Tibetans at the foot of the mountain to live in abundance. Many Tibetan families are renovating hotels, and it is estimated that they will be able to live in comfortable homestays in the village next year.

Mount Everest belongs to the world. The environmental protection of the base camp is very strong. At the entrance, you need to transfer to the electric bus in the scenic area to reduce pollution. There are also volunteers at the transfer point to distribute reusable bags and sun hats. Protecting Mount Everest is everyone's responsibility.

The toilets are all mobile and environmentally friendly public toilets, and there are special personnel responsible for cleaning and guarding them.

The road is very clean and tidy, and the end point is the camp. This is a large tent area with an altitude of 5,000 meters. In the evening, the wind was biting outside, and I was still shivering even though I was wearing a down jacket. But it still cannot stop the enthusiasm of people from all over the world.

Mount Everest is about to turn golden.

On the natural viewing platform facing Mount Everest, there are up hosts who are live broadcasting, uncles playing the violin, ordinary people who are busy sharing videos with their family and friends, and me and my travel friends who are excited.

Happy selfies guys~

After the sun went down, the temperature dropped very quickly, and I couldn't bear the cold, so I went back to the tent to keep warm.

The inside of the tent is very dry, and the stove is burning cow and sheep dung, but there is no smell, it is warm~

There is a lazy feeling like the warm sun in winter~

Eat a bowl of delicious instant noodles. (The camp also has hot pot to eat, it seems that there are more than one hundred or eighty people)

After dinner, the sky is completely dark, and we can go out to watch the stars!

My God, the starry sky is like this! Are there so many stars in the sky?

My friend Huawei took pictures of the starry sky. The night view of the iPhone is horrible, it's pitch black

The little friend also took a lot of silly night tour photos, so much fun~

A group of Tibetan children appeared out of nowhere, pulling us to play, and giggling happily when we walked around with them~ They were even more "dedicated" when taking pictures, and took as many photos as they asked, so cute~

The children are all good-looking, but the ultraviolet rays on the plateau are too strong, and the faces of the children are all black and red

Completed~

At this moment, I really feel that all the suffering in front is worth it!

Day 7: Rongbuk Monastery - Gawula Mountain - Qilin Gorge - Shigatse, stay in Shigatse.

I didn't stay enough on Mount Everest, but the master said that he had to return early in the morning.

I didn't dare to stay in bed in the morning, and got up and went to the temple directly after waking up.

In my imagination, Rongbuk Monastery is a small monastery in the mountains, in which there is only one lama in red guarding the ever-burning lantern.

I didn't expect it to be quite big.

In the highest temple in the world, pigeons also get up very early.

It happened to be the time for the monk's morning class, so he didn't dare to disturb him, so he took off his shoes and went in for a light tour.

Next to Rongbuk Monastery is the highest post office in the world. As soon as I went up, I bought two stacks of postcards, and paid special attention to postmarking them and sending them to the sisters. I hope to pass on the holiness and charm of Mount Everest to everyone~

Then, another day of driving.

The Qilin Gorge on the way is quite special, showing the beauty of Tibet's diverse landforms.

Not far away is a small snow mountain covered with white snow, and a large soil forest grows in the cracks of the canyon. The continuous wind-eroded soil pillars will all return to dust sooner or later. There is a desolate beauty.

Day 8: Shigatse - Karola Glacier - Yamdrok Yongcuo - Lhasa

Last rush day!

Carola Glacier

Yamdrok Co

Yanghu Lake, one of the three holy lakes. It's a pity that the weather is not sunny enough today, and the lake does not show a clear royal blue.

Finally arrived in Lhasa before dark!

When I returned to the hotel covered in dust and dirt, the boss said quietly: "Traveling in Tibet is to suffer." He expressed deep sympathy for me~

you do not say! It's too hard for me.

After returning to Lhasa, everyone’s energy was raised, and they made an appointment to cook~

When it comes to eating, there are really many people to be happy.

A big hot pot, more than a dozen dishes, the taste is so good~ I am so happy~

I finished eating at twelve o'clock in the middle of the night, and went back to the hotel to lie down~

Day 9: Rest in Lhasa and return to the soul

I didn't sleep in for five consecutive days, and today I lay down until the sun was up, and I slowly found a nearby sweet teahouse~

The last time I tried to check in to the sweet teahouse, I failed, but I really can't let go of the bowl of sweet tea. Fortunately, there are sweet tea houses on every street in Lhasa, a bit like the coffee houses blooming everywhere in downtown Shanghai. I visited this store yesterday, there are not many people, the store is clean, and I will not hesitate to come alone.

There is a large QR code at the cash register at the door, and the menu price list is hung on the wall, which is the same as the small restaurants in the mainland. It is really a blessing to live under the unified market of China. The 9.6 million square kilometers of land can be ordered in Mandarin everywhere, and you can pay with Alipay, which is great~

Most of the people who come here are Tibetans. The boss was a little surprised to see me as a foreigner.

The price of the sweet tea house is really touching! The museum serves sweet tea, Tibetan noodles, and Tibetan meat pies. Sweet tea costs 8 yuan a liter, and I can’t wait to take it away! The most important thing is still so delicious. The milk source in the pastoral area is good, and the sweet tea is also particularly mellow. That is, the weight of one liter is really large, and one person can drink until his belly is full~

Bottles of milk tea. It looks like the boiling water bottle used at home when I was a child~

There are also Tibetan noodles and beef patties that are unexpectedly delicious.

Although the picture looks mediocre, but the price and the taste are absolutely amazing~

The soup was clear but delicious, I guess it might be boiled from beef bones. The Tibetan noodles are rough and hard in texture, chewier than the handmade noodles in the south. Sprinkle a little green onion and shredded beef, the taste is awesome~

You can add a little spicy, and the chili is also very good. It turns out that the Tibetan people’s chili sauce is so good~

This cake is also a must. It looks like a thin piece, but the entrance feels very wonderful. The beef filling is very rich, the meat is rich in flavor, and the crust is even more surprising. I don't know how to make the dough soft and chewy at the same time? If it wasn't for the flight to Lanzhou tomorrow, I could eat it for at least three days.

Satisfied after eating, I went back to pack my bags.

Small jewelry and souvenirs bought on the road. Basically, they are 10 yuan a bunch, which is very Tibetan. The boss said that they are all made of Tibetan silver, so it is very suitable as a small gift~

The small vendors on the road the day before, my brothers and sisters bought a lot~

Hotel flowers and plants

Day 10: Lhasa - Xining - Lanzhou

In the morning, continue to go to the sweet tea house to drink milk tea and eat Tibetan noodles.

Changed to a fried Tibetan noodle, chewy and rich, delicious and delicious~

The air ticket from Lhasa to Xining is the cheapest, so it is not Xining, and it takes more than an hour to drive to Lanzhou.

After returning to the low-altitude area, the nose finally no longer hurts, I am happy~