Potala Palace 1
Potala Palace, built in the 7th century, is a huge palace-style religious building, located in Beijing Middle Road, Lhasa. In front of Potala Palace is Potala Palace Square, where many tourists can have a panoramic view of Potala Palace. In addition, the back of 50 yuan RMB in our hand is Potala Palace, and the Potala Palace Square and Yaowangshan observation deck in the west are the best shooting locations. Stand in the square and shoot the Potala Palace and feel the magnificent architecture and gas field.
The tallest and grandest palace in the world is the most brilliant symbol of Tibetan culture. There are some ancillary buildings in the Potala Palace, including the monastery on the mountain, the monk official school, the Langjie Zhacang, the East and West courtyards, the snowy ancient town under the mountain, the printing house of the Tibetan local government, the Sherbalikong, the Majikang, the prison, the stables and the Longwangtan Scenic Resort scenic spot in the back garden of the Potala Palace. The tour route of Potala Palace is relatively fixed, and the guiding signs along the tour route generally do not deviate.
2. Jokhang Temple
Jokhang Temple is located in the center of Lhasa and was built in the middle of the 7th century. It is the earliest wooden structure building in Tibet and the most brilliant building in Tibet during the Tubo period. Jokhang Temple is the center of major Buddhist activities in Tibet, also known as the eye of Tibet. Jokhang Temple is also one of the temples that tourists must visit. It is located in Bajiao Street in Lhasa. It was built by Songzan Gampo, the king of Tibet, and it is the only place where Tibetans turn to the scriptures for help. Every day, an endless stream of Buddhists worship at Jokhang Temple. Take a walk along Bajiao Street surrounded by Jokhang Temple and feel the strong atmosphere of Buddhist architecture in Tibetan areas. The night view of Jokhang Temple is also a beautiful landscape.
3. Norbulingka
Norbulingka is commonly known as the Summer Palace in Lhasa, which means baby park in Tibetan. It is the summer palace of the Dalai Lama in past dynasties. Built in11940s, it is located in Xicheng District, Lhasa. Whenever summer comes, the Dalai Lama moves from Potala Palace to Norbulingka. Its buildings mainly include Gesangpo Chapter, Jinpo Chapter and Daming Jiupo Chapter, with a total of 374 rooms. It is the largest artificial garden in Tibet, with the best scenery and the most historical sites. It has become a people's park. There will be many performances during the Snow Festival.
4. Sera Temple
Together with Gandan Temple and drepung monastery, it is also called the three major temples in Lhasa. Sera Temple may not be as grand and colorful as drepung monastery, but the activities of debating scriptures here are absolutely distinctive. The debate garden is at the northern end of the passage leading to the door. The debate usually starts at 15: 00, and many people come to see it. Better arrive early. Sera Temple is surrounded by many small monasteries of monks and nuns. Since ancient times, it has been a place where monks and living buddhas give lectures. In the east and south of the temple, there are Pubujue Temple, Miqiongre Nun Temple, Zhaqi Goddess Temple, Kadorik (closed) and Balongrik Temple, and in the west, there are Barku Temple, Gombassa Temple, Papenggang Temple, Tashi Qulin Temple, Qusang Temple and Gali Nun Temple, and behind the temple there are Zhukang Nun Temple.
Lhasa is a place suitable for couples. Tourist attractions in Lhasa.
1, Worship the Holy Lake Yang Zhuoyongcuo: Yang Zhuoyongcuo, Namtso and Mabangyongcuo are also called the three holy lakes in Tibet, which means "Jasper Lake" and "Swan Lake" in Tibetan. It is said that Yang Zhuoyong Lake was transformed by a fairy. Yongcuo, Yang Zhuo, is the largest inland lake at the northern foot of the Himalayas, with beautiful scenery. The local Tibetan people praised Yangzhuoyong Lake with folk songs: "Paradise, Yang Zhuo on earth; Stars in the sky, cattle and sheep by the lake. " The lake in Yongcuo, Yang Zhuo is as blue as a mirror, and there are abundant aquatic plants by the lake. This is a fertile plateau pasture.
2. Romantic peach blossom ditch: About 5 kilometers southeast of Linzhi County, there is a natural wild peach forest, which people call peach blossom ditch. Peach blossom ditch is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with high water sources and lush trees, and full of green all year round. In the meantime, the streams are gurgling and there are many strange peaks and rocks, which are famous for their grandeur and magic. There are rows of wild peaches in the ditch, and the birds in the forest are noisy, quiet and elegant, which is a contemporary "Xanadu".
What are the tourist attractions in Lhasa, Tibet?
Last time, I introduced the delicious food that I can't miss when traveling to Lhasa. Today, I will introduce you to the scenic spots that you can't miss when traveling to Lhasa.
Like Yanghu and Namco, they all belong to the Zhou Bianyou in Lhasa, so this article will not introduce them, but only introduce the local scenic spots in Lhasa.
Potala Palace-Bugong Square-prayer wheel-Houshan Park
Tickets for Potala Palace in 200 yuan in peak season, RMB 100 in low season. Tibetans do not need to buy tickets.
It is said that if you go to Lhasa, you will regret not going to Potala Palace, and you will regret it even more if you go.
In particular, if you don't ask a tour guide to explain, you will only see the head and the golden pagoda, and you will feel that it is not worth the ticket price to see flowers in the fog. However, if you follow the tour guide carefully, you will find that every item has its history and story.
After seeing the Potala Palace, you can follow the Tibetans along the prayer wheel outside the Potala Palace. When you turn here, you can go to the yak yogurt shop to drink yogurt.
Along the prayer wheel to the back of the cloth palace is a park with pavilions, lakes and geese, which is very beautiful in winter.
In front of Potala Palace is a big square, and there will be a fountain at night. There is also a park next to the square. When it is calm, the Potala Palace is like a dream on the lake.
Jokhang Temple-Square-Barkhor Street
Jokhang Temple Square and Barkhor Street are the most lively places in Lhasa. During the peak season, many people wander around and may not find their companions.
During the day, you can sit in a daze at the entrance of Jokhang Temple, watching people coming and going, watching people kowtowing ups and downs, and at night, you can walk along Barkhor Street to see the most beautiful night view of Lhasa.
Third, Sera Temple
There is a debate at Sera Temple around 3 pm, which is open to the public. Although I can't understand it, it's worth seeing.
After listening to the debate, you can go to the back hill of Sera Temple to see the sunset and the panoramic view of Lhasa.
Fourth, Lhasa River.
Without the Lhasa River, I always feel that Lhasa on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is too strong, because the Lhasa River has become much gentler.
At night, you can watch the sunset of Lhasa River quietly and feel the quiet side of Lhasa.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Tibet Museum
Wherever I go, I like to visit the local museum first to learn about the local history, and then visit the scenic spots, which will be more rewarding and touching.
The intransitive verb worships Saikang market.
The largest wholesale market for small commodities in Lhasa, with all kinds of commodities from south to north, as well as commodities from neighboring countries Nepal and India. There is food, clothing and use.
Seven, Yaowangshan
The best place to shoot the Potala Palace. Many master's blockbusters were made in this place.
Eight, drepung monastery
Located in the west of Lhasa 10 km, Genpeiwu Mountain-South Slope, with an altitude of 3,800 meters, is built on the mountain and has a panoramic view of Lhasa. Morning is a good place to take photos of Lhasa.
If you know any other good scenic spots in Lhasa, please recommend them.
What are the scenic spots in Lhasa?
Potala Palace 1
As a symbol of Tibet, it is a sacred place in the hearts of all pilgrims! "Potala" is Sanskrit, also translated as "Putuo", which originally refers to the residence of Guanyin Bodhisattva. Some people say that you can get the baptism of the soul here!
2. Namtso
Tibetan is one of the three sacred lakes in Tianhu Tibetan area. Namtso is the second largest saltwater lake in China with a vast area. On the southwest bank of the lake is the endless Nyainqentanglha Snow Mountain. When the wind is sunny, the towering snow-capped mountains are reflected in the lake, which is quiet and peaceful.
3. Jokhang Temple
The Tibetan language is "Juekang", also known as "Zulakang", which is the end of the pilgrimage of Tibetan Buddhist believers. In the hearts of pilgrims, this is their destination.
4. Bajiao Street
Also known as Bajiao Street, it is a thousand-year-old street representing Tibetan folk customs. It is simple and elegant, with a long history and cultural connotation. Once a finalist in "Ten Streets of National History and Culture".
5. Sera Temple
Located at the foot of Zishan Mountain in Salaou, the northern suburb of Lhasa, it is one of the three major monasteries in Lhasa and the second largest in Tibetan areas. The buildings in the temple are all in Tibetan style, and the temples are resplendent and magnificent in scale.
6. Yaowangshan
Tibetan means Jiabo Mountain, a corner of the mountain. Located in the southwest of Potala Palace, with an altitude of 3,725 meters, it is close to Hongshan where Potala Palace is located, and there is Beijing Road between the two mountains. There is an observation deck in the Mid-Levels, which is one of the best places to shoot the Potala Palace, and it is also a place with patterns on the back of RMB in 50 yuan. This is also the photographer's favorite place. You can shoot the first sunshine of Potala Palace.
7. Tibet Museum
Located opposite to Luobulinka East Road in Lhasa, it is the first museum with modern functions in Tibet. There are many precious cultural relics in the museum, which is the best place to understand the splendid culture and long history of the Tibetan people.
8. Lhasa River
Tibetan language says: Jiqu originated at the southern foot of Nyainqentanglha Mountain, flowed southwest through Lhasa, and joined the Yarlung Zangbo River in Qushui County. Its downstream valley is relatively open, which is the main agricultural area in Tibet. Lhasa River is the mother river of Lhasa, which gave birth to this land.
9. drepung monastery
Located in the foothills of the western suburbs of Lhasa, the temple is huge and looks like a pile of rice from a distance. The photos taken on the mountainside are very spectacular.
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Tibetan means treasure garden, which contains a lot of relics and treasures. There are more than 300 houses in the park, which is the largest and most exquisite garden in Tibet. It can be said to be the "Xanadu" of Lhasa.
What scenic spots can I visit when I travel to Lhasa with my girlfriend at the end of the holiday? Is it appropriate to go in winter What is the scenery like? Is it better to join a group or be alone?
Lhasa, an ancient plateau city with a history of 1300 years, is the capital of Xizang Autonomous Region. Lhasa is located in the southeast of Xizang Autonomous Region, on the north bank of Lhasa River, a tributary of Yarlung Zangbo River. Lhasa is adjacent to Linzhi area in the east, Xigaze area in the west, Naqu area in the north and Shannan area in the south. It is the tourist center of Tibet, one of the most attractive cities in Tibet and one of the highest cities in the world.
There seems to be no more reason why many people fall in love with Lhasa. Many people can give a hundred reasons when they fall in love with Lhasa. Lhasa is a mysterious plateau that fascinates tourists all over the world. Lhasa is a distribution center for Tibetan tourism. Wherever you go, Lhasa is a distribution center for tourists entering Tibet. In other words, Lhasa is the destination or starting point of every tourist. In a word, Lhasa is a holy city of plateau that can't be ignored.
Now Lhasa is divided into the old city and the new city. If you want to experience the division of the authentic old city, it is recommended to live in the old city where hotels, restaurants and scenic spots are concentrated, so that you can visit better and save your strength. The old city of Lhasa, centered on Barkhor Street (also known as Bajiao Street), radiates outward. The famous scenic spots Jokhang Temple and Jokhang Temple are all concentrated here, and it doesn't take long to walk to Potala Palace. Most importantly, you can see many lamas with flowing robes and Tibetans wearing colorful clothes here. Isn't that one of the purposes of your visit to Lhasa?
When traveling in Lhasa, don't miss Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street and Sera Temple.
1. People with the following diseases should not enter the plateau.
If you have never been to the plateau, you must have a strict physical examination before entering the plateau. If you find patients with heart, lung, brain, liver and kidney diseases, severe anemia or hypertension, please don't blindly enter the plateau. If it is just a general disease, you must take necessary preventive measures in advance, such as carrying oxygen with you.
Second, matters that should be paid attention to after reaching Gaoyuan.
Lhasa is about 3600 meters above sea level, the oxygen content is only about 70% of the plain, and the atmospheric pressure is low, which is the main reason for altitude sickness.
1, just arrived at the plateau, everyone will feel chest tightness, shortness of breath, dyspnea and other symptoms of hypoxia to varying degrees, and severe symptoms such as headache, muscle aches and insomnia will occur. But that doesn't mean you can't adapt to the plateau. This reaction is normal. If you can protect yourself correctly, the above symptoms can generally be improved or disappeared after 1-3 days. But after the reaction is relieved, you can't do whatever you want. You have to control your behavior to play a good role.
People often advocate oxygen inhalation to relieve discomfort. Of course, oxygen inhalation can temporarily relieve chest tightness, shortness of breath, dyspnea and other symptoms, but after stopping oxygen inhalation, the symptoms will reappear. This has delayed the time to adapt to the plateau. We believe that if the above symptoms are not serious, especially when resting, it is best not to take oxygen, so that you can adapt to the plateau environment quickly.
3, just entering the plateau, do not overeat, so as not to increase the burden on the digestive organs, so that they can adapt to this environment well. It's best not to drink or smoke.
4, eat more vegetables, fruits and other vitamin-rich substances, drink more water, the more the better, as long as you can bear.
When you first arrive at the plateau, you shouldn't walk very fast, let alone run, let alone do manual labor. It is best to have a thorough rest for half a day, rest early on the first night and sleep more. This starts with getting off the plane. Many people get off the plane without altitude sickness, so they are self-righteous. As a result, the symptoms did not appear until the evening, and it was too late to regret.
6. When you first arrive at the plateau, you should prevent colds caused by catching cold. Cold is one of the main causes of acute high altitude pulmonary edema. The temperature difference in the plateau is particularly large, and it is easy to catch a cold. Remember that it is better to be hot than cold at this time, and put on more clothes.
7. The travel itinerary after entering Lhasa is very particular, so don't be blind. You should go to places with low altitude first, and then to places with high altitude. For example, most of the trips of this website are arranged to go to Linzhi (about 2900 meters above sea level) first, and then go to other places, such as Shigatse and Namco. Only after the trip is over will you know that this arrangement has benefited you a lot.
8. When altitude sickness occurs, there is no need to panic, and targeted treatment should be given according to the degree of reaction. If the reaction is low, you can take a rest, drink more water and exercise less, which will generally disappear or weaken after a period of time; If the reaction is serious and affects sleep, you can take some drugs for adjuvant treatment; If the reaction is too intense, you can go to the hospital for treatment, infusion, medicine and oxygen inhalation. Lhasa has a good hospital and doctors who specialize in treating altitude sickness, and a good hotel also has a good infirmary in this regard, which can provide this service; If you really can't stand the torture of altitude sickness, you have to take the earliest flight back to the mainland, and the general situation will be alleviated immediately.
9. It is often heard that someone died of altitude sickness in Tibet. In fact, the real cause of death is generally generate's disease caused by altitude sickness. Therefore, it is generally recommended that patients with colds, heart, lung, brain, liver and kidney diseases, severe anemia or hypertension should not enter Tibet for fear of altitude sickness causing these diseases.
10. What should I do if people only have general diseases or are just afraid of the plateau, but they really want to go to Tibet?
First of all, we should overcome our fears and keep a normal state of mind. Altitude sickness is not SARS, and it is not as terrible as the legend.
Second, if you don't have confidence in yourself, you can go to the hospital for a physical examination before you leave to fully and correctly understand your physical condition.
Third, if you are not confident, you can ask a specialist to take care of your travel itinerary in an all-round way, so that the doctor can make comprehensive follow-up arrangements for your diet and daily life and play an escort role. Of course, you have to pay more. Dream Tour can arrange such services for you.
Fourth, if you have no confidence, you have to stop going and learn about Tibet through websites and TV.
1 1. Try to choose a hotel with better conditions, so that you can have a good living environment, get a comfortable rest, relax yourself psychologically and physically, and help overcome altitude sickness. In addition, try to open the window when sleeping, let the air circulate, and sleep as close to the window as possible.
12. Choose better tourist vehicles, such as high-grade off-road vehicles (currently the best in Tibet is Toyota desert prince off-road vehicles made in Japan) or loose imported vans to make the journey more comfortable.
13, the itinerary should be arranged as easily as possible, and the itinerary should be relaxed appropriately. First, the altitude should be low, then the altitude should be high.
14. Commonly used drugs for preventing altitude sickness: Rhodiola, Jigan tablets, glucose, etc. Take it two days before entering the mountain and also on the way to prevent altitude sickness effectively.
15, it may not be direct, but I believe it is also useful, that is, to prevent dryness, especially lipstick and sunscreen used for sun protection, which can effectively prevent water loss and increase body resistance.
Please correct me if there is anything wrong!
Joining a group can save some expenses. Please consult your local travel agency for specific fees. I hope I can help you!