Lhasa Travel Guide Attractions Must-Visit in Lhasa Introduction to Must-Visit Attractions in Lhasa 1. Potala Palace The Potala Palace was built in the 7th century AD. It is a huge palace-style religious building located on Beijing Middle Road in Lhasa, in front of the Potala Palace.

It is the Potala Palace Square. Many tourists go to the square to take pictures of the Potala Palace panorama. In addition, the back of the 50 yuan in our hands is the Potala Palace. The best place to take pictures of the Potala Palace is the Potala Palace Square.

and the Yaowang Mountain Observation Deck on the west side.

Standing in the square and photographing the Potala Palace, I felt the majestic architecture and aura.

This highest and most majestic palace in the world is the most splendid symbol of Tibetan culture.

The Potala Palace also has some ancillary buildings, including the monks' residence on the mountain, the school for monks and officials, Langjie Dracang, the East and West courtyards, the Xuelao City at the foot of the mountain, the Tibetan Sutra Printing House, Xueba Liekong, Majikang and

Prison, stables, Dragon King Pond in the back garden of Potala Palace, etc.

The visiting route of the Potala Palace is relatively fixed, and you will generally not go astray along the travel route guide signs.

2. Jokhang Temple Jokhang Temple is located in the center of Lhasa. It was built in the mid-7th century. It is the earliest wooden building in Tibet and the most glorious building from the Tubo period in Tibet.

The Jokhang Temple has always been the center of major Buddhist activities in Tibet, and is also known as the eye of Tibet.

The Jokhang Temple is also one of the must-see temples for tourists. It is located on Bajiao Street in Lhasa. It was built by the Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. It is a must-go place for Tibetans to pass through for pilgrimage. There is an endless stream of Buddhists who worship the Jokhang Temple every day.

Walk along the Bajiao Street surrounded by the Jokhang Temple and feel the strong atmosphere of Buddhist architecture in Tibetan areas. The night view of the Jokhang Temple is also a beautiful scenery.

3. Norbulingka Norbulingka is commonly known as the Summer Palace in Lhasa, which means treasure park in Tibetan. It is the summer palace of the Dalai Lama of all generations.

It was built in the 1740s and is located in Xicheng District, Lhasa City. Whenever summer comes, the Dalai Lama moves his office from the Potala Palace to Norbulingka.

Its buildings are mainly composed of Kelsang Phodrang, Golden Phodrang and Darden Mingjiupodrang, with 374 rooms. It is the largest, most scenic and most historic garden among Tibetan man-made gardens.

It has been turned into a people's park.

There will be a wealth of performances during the Shoton Festival.

4. Sera Monastery, Ganden Monastery and Drepung Monastery are collectively known as the three major monasteries in Lhasa.

Sera Monastery may not be as grand and colorful as Drepung Monastery, but the debate activities here are definitely very unique.

The Debate Garden is at the north end of the passage leading to the door.

The debate time usually starts at 15:00. There are many people coming to watch, so it is better to arrive early.

Sera Temple is surrounded by many small temples for monks and nuns. It has been a place for eminent monks and living Buddhas to preach scriptures since ancient times. To the east and south of the temple are Pubujue Temple, Miqiongre Nun Temple, Zhaqi Goddess Temple, and Kaduo Rique (retreat place).

, Barong Rique, on the west side there are Barku Temple, Gongbasa Temple, Pabenggang Temple, Tashi Qulin Temple, Qusang Temple, Gali Nunnery Temple, and behind the temple there are Zhukang Rique, Sera Queding Temple, etc.

The top ten tourist attractions in Lhasa The top ten tourist attractions in Lhasa are introduced as follows: 1. Potala Palace The Potala Palace was built during the Songtsen Gampo period in the 8th century. It is a landmark building in Tibet and the highest palace in the world.

It has a very important position in the hearts of local people.

2. Jokhang Temple Jokhang Temple, a Tibetan Buddhist temple, has a status no less than that of the Potala Palace in the hearts of Tibetans. The temple is filled with incense every day.

3. Namtso Namtso is the largest large lake with the highest altitude in the world and one of the three holy lakes in Tibet.

4. Drepung Monastery Drepung Monastery is one of the three major monasteries of the Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhism and the largest temple in the world. The entire monastery is grand in scale, with rows of white buildings covering the hillsides. It looks huge from a distance.

There are piles of rice, hence the name Zhebung.

5. Ramoche Temple Ramoche Temple is much less famous and smaller than the Jokhang Temple, but it is also quite suitable for sightseeing.

Princess Wencheng laid the foundation stone and built it. The architectural style combines Chinese and Tibetan architectural features, so it is also a symbol of the unity of the Chinese and Tibetan people.

6. Barkhor Street Barkhor Street, also known as Barkhor Street, has a history of more than 1,300 years. It is a famous prayer path and commercial center in Lhasa. It still retains the traditional appearance and living style of the ancient city of Lhasa.

7. Potala Palace Square Potala Palace Square is located opposite the Potala Palace. It is comparable to Tiananmen Square. Directly opposite the Bu Palace is the monument in the square. In summer, there will be a fountain show in front of the monument. In the evening, Lhasa cools off the heat.

A good place to go.

8. Norbulingka Norbulingka means "treasure park" in Tibetan and is known as the Summer Palace of Lhasa. It is the largest, most historic and most distinctive garden among Tibetan man-made gardens.

9. Ganden Monastery, also known as Gaden Monastery, is located on Wangbori Mountain at an altitude of 3,800 meters. Wangbori Mountain is like a lying giant elephant, carrying a large-scale building complex full of mountain cols.

The temple stands near the mountain with overlapping buildings and is majestic. It is the most special temple among the six major temples of the Yellow Sect.