Tibet has beautiful scenery to see in every season. Personally, I think autumn scenery in Tibet is the most beautiful and the best season for photography.

Tibetan scenery in spring: Peach blossoms in Linzhi, Tibet, begin to bloom in mid-March every year, and pink peach blossoms spread all over Linzhi in late March. The flowering period of Linzhi peach blossom lasts until mid-April, and the time of entering Tibet is different, and the places suitable for viewing peach blossoms are also different. Regional recommendation: Taohua Village, Laru Village, Bomi peach blossom ditch, Linzhi ...

Tibet scenery in summer: everything in Tibet is bright in summer, with abundant rain at night and plants growing wildly, which makes the whole Tibet full of vitality. The trees in the Lulang Lake in Linzhi are lush, the Namco Lake in Lhasa has returned to its former magnificent scene, and the lake in Yangzhuoyong Lake in the south of the mountain is more clear and transparent. However, the Nangarbawa Peak in Linzhi gradually disappeared into the clouds. If you want to see the Nangarbawa Peak, please avoid the rainy season in Linzhi in summer.

autumn scenery in Tibet: the rainy season in Tibet has passed in autumn, and the leaves are yellow in autumn, but autumn in Tibet is not as simple as golden yellow. When you go to Linzhi in autumn, you can see leaves yellowed by autumn wind, leaves dyed red by autumn wind, and some evergreen leaves. Different branches are exposed to different degrees of wind, and their colors are different. For people who like photography, Linzhi in autumn is definitely a gift. In autumn, there is little rainfall and the temperature is suitable in Tibet, so it is very good to go to the northern line of Ali at this time. In autumn, you can go to all the scenic spots in Tibet.

Tibetan scenery in winter: Do you want to see Nangarbawa and Mount Everest in your dreams? Choose to go to Tibet in winter In winter, there is little rainfall and dry climate in Tibet, and the clouds around the major mountains are obviously reduced, and the number of peaks exposed is obviously increased. Going to Tibet in winter can also see the beautiful and romantic snow scene, which is also a gift for southerners who have hardly seen the snow with their own eyes.