The main tourist attractions in Lhasa are Potala Palace, Norbulingka, Jokhang Temple, Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street, all of which are in the urban area. You can travel freely without joining a group.

If you have a week, you can visit Namtso, Yang Zhuo Yongcuo and Linzhi in the local newspaper group in Lhasa. There are many travel agencies in Lhasa. You can choose by yourself after comparing the prices.

In addition, summer and autumn are the tourist seasons in Tibet. It is easy to be blocked by heavy snow after winter, and many hotels and restaurants outside Lhasa will close.

A must-see place in Lhasa

What are the must-see places in Lhasa? Let's collect and sort out the places that Lhasa must go for everyone. Let's have a look! I hope I can help you.

Nyainqentanglha Mountain

The world-famous Nyainqen Tang Lala Snow Mountain is located 65,438+000 kilometers north of Lhasa, with Namco at the northern edge. The highest point on the mountain is 7 1 17 meters above sea level. It is covered with snow all the year round, with clouds and clouds, thunder and lightning, mysterious and unpredictable, like a heroic god wrapped in brocade, standing high above snow-capped mountains, grasslands and heavy canyons. In the ancient myths of Tibet, in the pantheon of Bonism or Tibetan Buddhism, and in the folk songs and legends of local shepherds and hunters, Nyainqentanglha Mountain and Namco Mountain are not only the most striking sacred mountains and lakes in Tibet, but also lovers and couples who depend on each other for life and death. Nyainqentanglha Mountain is more handsome and upright because of the set-off of Namco Lake, which is more beautiful and moving because of the reflection of Nyainqentanglha Mountain, attracting thousands of believers, pilgrims and people.

The Nyainqentanglha Mountain we see today is a male peak wrapped in silver. According to local folklore, there is a mysterious crystal palace. The palace gate is inlaid with all kinds of precious stones, and the bottom of the palace is a sea of nectar. The middle is filled with rainbow fog, and the top of the palace is covered with white clouds. Gem-like rain stopped falling and colorful flowers bloomed around it.

Bajiao steet

There are three prayer wheels in Lhasa. The first is the corridor around the main hall in Jokhang Temple, which is called "corridor outline" in Tibetan. When the corridor contour is used for the prayer wheel, countless prayer wheels can be moved by hand. This prayer wheel is in Jokhang Temple, so it is not so free to go in and out. The second turning road is the "Eight Outlines", which is about two kilometers long. This turning road is the busiest in the early morning and evening. The third turning road is called "Linkuo", which is the main route for people to turn around in religious festivals, because this turning road basically goes around Lhasa, and it is still a little tired. From this perspective, the second "eight outlets" is the most convenient and interesting. At the same time, you can not only see many interesting Tibetans, but also find a place to sit down when you are tired, or plunge into a nearby alley to rest and have a cup of yogurt.

Niangre folk-custom style garden

Niangniang Folk Garden is a national 3A-level tourist attraction and a national agricultural tourism demonstration site. Located in Niangnianggou, the northern suburb of Lhasa, Tibet, only 6 kilometers away from the city center. Niangnianggou has fresh air, elegant environment, scattered households in Tibetan villages, well-preserved architectural style, and still maintains traditional Tibetan customs. Niangniang Folk Garden covers a total area of 50,000 square meters, featuring folk customs, history and culture, highlighting natural wild interests, folk sightseeing, production and living utensils display, leisure tourism and so on. There are Karin entertainment, earth barbecue, country bar, folk songs and dances, Tibetan opera performances and other projects in the park, and various special services such as bonfire parties and Tibetan weddings can be held according to customer requirements.

Norbulingka

Norbulingka is a national key cultural relics protection unit, located in the western suburbs of Lhasa, Tibet. Built in11940s (2007), it was the place where the government managed during the summer vacation. After more than 200 years of expansion, the whole park covers an area of 360,000 square meters, with 374 rooms as the main building, including Gesangpo Chapter, Jinpo Chapter and Dalongming Jiupo Chapter. It is the largest garden in the west, with the best scenery and the most historical sites. Norbulingka has now become a People's Park with beautiful environment and beautifully maintained buildings, but the cultural relics in the morning are not as rich and attractive as Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. So someone joked that Norbulingka is composed of a water tower, two rows of handicraft shops and several palaces around the zoo. Norbulingka has doors on all sides, and the east is the main entrance. Consons wheel is the most striking one on the front. Originally a Chinese-style small wooden pavilion, it was later converted into a theater building, and an open space convenient for performance was built for 0- theater in the east. Next to it is Xiabudian Lacan, where religious ceremonies are held.

What scenic spots are there in Lhasa's guidebook?

1, Potala Palace, stands on the red hill in the northwest of Lhasa, Xizang Autonomous Region. The main building of Potala Palace is built on the mountain, with overlapping buildings. The main building is 1 17 meters high, with a total of 13 floors and a length of more than 370 meters from east to west. Attached buildings at the foot of the mountain are Xuelao Town and Longwangtan Scenic Area. It is the tallest and largest palace-style building complex in Shanghai today.

Namco, the highest lake in the world and the second largest saltwater lake in China. Also known as Tengger Caspian Sea and Tengger Lake. The lake is approximately rectangular, with a length of 70km from east to west and a width of 30km from north to south, with an area of1940km2. It is the largest lake in Tibet. The altitude is 4718m. The salinity of the lake is 1.7g/L, which belongs to brackish water lake.

Norbulingka, a national key cultural relic protection unit, is located in the western suburb of Lhasa, Tibet. Built in the 1940s of18th century, it was the place where the dynasties spent the summer and managed their affairs. After more than 200 years of expansion, the whole park covers an area of 360,000 square meters, with 374 rooms as the main building, including Gesangpo Chapter, Jinpo Chapter and Dalongming Jiupo Chapter. It is the largest garden in the west, with the best scenery and the most historical sites.

Introduction of must-see attractions in Lhasa

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 Potala Palace is on the back of the RMB in 50 yuan, 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 also some ancillary buildings in Potala Palace, including the monastery on the mountain, the monk official school, the Langjie Zhacang, the east and west courtyards, the snowy ancient town at the foot of the mountain, the sutra printing institute of the Tibetan local government, Sherbalikon, Majikang, the prison, the stable and the Longwangtan Scenic Resort scenic spot in the back garden of 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.

Eight must-see attractions in Lhasa

The answers to the eight must-see attractions in Lhasa are: 1. Potala Palace. The popularity of Potala Palace need not be introduced. There are countless people who come here for pilgrimage every year, especially on holidays. The Potala Palace is often crowded and the scene is quite lively. As the largest ancient palace complex in Tibet, Potala Palace has a strong cultural atmosphere and is worth visiting. 2. Norbulingka. This is a scenic spot of key cultural relics protection units in the western suburbs of Lhasa. Style belongs to Tibetan garden, which is especially ornamental. In ancient times, it was once a place where a few dignitaries rested, which was very suitable for tourists to take pictures. Moreover, there are many precious flowers and plants in this garden, which are also very suitable for viewing. 3. Jokhang Temple. Located in the center of the old city of Lhasa, it is a 5A-level scenic spot and a well-known Tibetan Buddhist temple. It is said that it was built by Songzan Gambu, which is very suitable for Buddhist believers to visit here. 4. Sera Temple. Sera Temple is one of the three major temples in Lhasa. It is located at the foot of the proud mountain of Sela Shan Jian in the northern suburb of Lhasa. It used to be a place where monks gave lectures. The Buddhist culture here is also quite strong, with many Buddhist cultural relics and classics, which have very precious cultural value. 5. Jokhang Temple. Xiaozhao Temple in Barkhor Street, Lhasa, Tibet is also a very good tourist attraction. It is said that it was built in memory of Princess Wencheng. This temple has many precious cultural relics and some Buddha statues, which have a unique style. 6. drepung monastery. This temple is located in the western suburb of Lhasa, with a distance of 10 km. Among the many Buddhist temples in Lhasa, drepung monastery is very famous. It is one of the gelug sect monasteries of Tibetan Buddhism and one of the three major temples in Lhasa. 7. Barkhor Street. A commercial street located in the old city of Lhasa retains the traditional features of the old city of Lhasa. The pace of life of local residents is very slow, and the buildings on both sides of the street look very ornamental. Because this street is surrounded by Jokhang Temple, it is also called a holy road by many Tibetans. 8. Namtso. This is the second largest lake in Tibet. This lake is located in Dangxiong County, Lhasa. Its beautiful natural scenery is very charming. It attracts many friends who like photography to take photos here all year round, and it is also a good choice for many couples to take wedding photos.