Eight must-see attractions in Lhasa

The answers to the eight must-see attractions in Lhasa are: 1. Potala Palace. There is no need to introduce the popularity of Potala Palace. Every year, the number of pilgrims visiting here is countless, especially on holidays, the Potala Palace is often crowded and the scene is quite lively. As the largest ancient palace complex in Tibet, the Potala Palace has a very 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. Stylistically, it belongs to a Tibetan-style garden, which is particularly ornamental. In ancient times, it was once a place where a few dignitaries rested, which is very suitable for tourists to take pictures. Moreover, there are many precious flowers and plants in this garden, which is 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, which is a well-known Tibetan Buddhist temple in the local area. It is said that it was built by Songzan Gampo, 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 Sera Uzi Mountain in the northern suburb of Lhasa. It used to be a place where monks gave lectures. The Buddhist culture here is also quite strong, and there are many Buddhist cultural relics and classics, which have very precious cultural value. 5. Jokhang Temple. Xiaozhao Temple, located in Barkhor Street, Lhasa, Tibet, is also a very good tourist attraction. It is said that it was built in memory of Princess Wencheng. There are many precious cultural relics and some Buddha statues in this temple, which has a unique style. 6. drepung monastery. This temple is located 1 kilometers west of Lhasa. Among the many Buddhist temples in Lhasa, drepung monastery is well-known. It is one of the gelug sect monasteries of Tibetan Buddhism and one of the three major temples in Lhasa. 7. Barkhor Street. Located in the old city of Lhasa, a commercial street retains the traditional features of the ancient city of Lhasa. The pace of life of local residents is very slow, and the appearance of buildings on both sides of the street looks very ornamental. Because this street surrounds Jokhang Temple, it is also called the 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.

What are the tourist attractions in Lhasa, Tibet?

Last time, I introduced the delicious food that can't be missed when traveling to Lhasa. Today, I introduced the scenic spots that can't be missed when traveling to Lhasa.

Yanghu and Namco belong to the Zhou Bianyou of Lhasa, so I won't introduce them in this article, but only the local scenic spots in Lhasa.

1. Potala Palace-Bugong Square-prayer wheel-Houshan Park

Tickets for Potala Palace in peak season in 2 yuan and 1 yuan in off season, Tibetans don't need to buy tickets.

It is said that if you go to Lhasa, you will regret not going to Potala Palace, and if you go, you will regret it even more.

Especially if you don't ask a tour guide to explain it, and only see the heads and golden pagodas, you will feel that it is not worth the entrance fee, but if you follow the tour guide carefully, you will find that every object has its own history and story.

After seeing the Bugong Palace, you can follow the Tibetan people to turn the scriptures along the prayer wheel around the Potala Palace. When you turn to this side, you can go to the Yak Yogurt Shop to drink yogurt.

along the prayer wheel to the back of Bugong is a park with pavilions, lakes and geese, which is very beautiful in winter.

right in front of the 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 shown on the lake like a dream.

Jokhang Temple-Square-Barkhor Street

Jokhang Temple Square and Barkhor Street are the busiest places in Lhasa, so many people turn around in the peak season that they may not find their companions.

During the day, you can sit in a daze at the entrance of Jokhang Temple, watch people coming and going, watch the ups and downs of kowtowing people, and walk along Barkhor Street at night to see the most beautiful night view of Lhasa.

3. Sera Temple

There is a debate on the Sutra at Sera Temple around 3 pm, which is open to the public. Although it is incomprehensible, it is 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

If there is no Lhasa River, I always feel that Lhasa on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is too strong, because Lhasa River has become a lot more tender.

In the evening, you can feel the quiet side of Lhasa by watching the sunset of Lhasa River quietly.

v. Tibet Museum

Everywhere I go, I like to visit the local museum first, learn about the local history, and then visit the scenic spots, which will be more rewarding and touching.

Vi. Chongsaikang Market

The largest wholesale market for small commodities in Lhasa has all kinds of commodities from south to north, as well as commodities from neighboring countries Nepal and India. Food, clothing and use are all available.

VII. Yaowang Mountain

The best place to shoot the Potala Palace. Many master's blockbusters were produced in this place.

8. drepung monastery

is located on the Genpeiwu Mountain-South Slope, 1 kilometers west of Lhasa, with an altitude of 3,8 meters. It is built along the mountain-layer by layer, with a panoramic view of Lhasa. In the morning, it is a good place to take the morning photos of Lhasa.

If you know any other good scenic spots in Lhasa, please recommend them.

The tourist attractions in Lhasa are as follows:

1. Potala Palace

The Potala Palace was built in the 8th century during the Songtsan Gambo period. It is a landmark building in Tibet and the highest palace in the world, and has a very important position in the hearts of local people.

Jokhang Temple

Jokhang Temple, a Tibetan Buddhist temple, is no less important than Potala Palace in the hearts of Tibetans. Every day, the temple is filled with incense and many believers from all over the world come to make pilgrimages.

3. Namco

Namco is the largest lake with the highest altitude in the world, one of the three sacred lakes in Tibet, and the first sacred lake with an ancient image and a bloated Buddhism. Every year, many believers come to turn to the lake.

IV. drepung monastery

drepung monastery, one of the three largest temples of Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism, is also the largest temple in the world. The whole temple is large in scale, and rows of white buildings are covered with hillsides, which looks like a huge pile of rice from afar, hence the name Zhebei.

Fifth, Jokhang Temple

Jokhang Temple, its fame and scale are much lower than Jokhang Temple, but it is also quite suitable for sightseeing. Princess Yu Wencheng laid the foundation stone and built it. The architectural style combines the architectural features of Han and Tibetan, so it is also a symbol of the unity of Han and Tibetan nationalities.

What are the tourist attractions in Lhasa?

1. As a symbol of Tibet, Potala Palace is a sacred place for 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 language is Tianhu, one of the three sacred lakes in Tibetan areas. Namtso has a vast area and is the second largest saltwater lake in China. On the southwest bank of the lake is the endless Nyainqentanglha Snow Mountain. When the wind is sunny, the towering snow mountain is 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 spiritual destination.

4. Barkhor Street

, also known as Bajiao Street, 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 "Top Ten Streets of National History and Culture".

5. Sera Temple

Located at the foot of Sera Wuzi Mountain in the northern suburb of Lhasa, it is one of the three major temples in Lhasa and the second largest in Tibetan areas. The buildings in the temple are all in Tibetan style, and the temple hall is resplendent and magnificent in scale.

6, Yaowang Mountain

Tibetan means Jiabo Mountain, the mountain at the corner of the mountain. Located in the southwest of Potala Palace, with an altitude of 3,725 meters, it is close to the Hongshan Mountain 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 the place where the back of RMB in 5 yuan is patterned. This is also a favorite place for photographers. You can shoot the first sunshine of Potala Palace.

7. The Tibet Museum

is located across the east road of Norbulingka, 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 name: Jiqu, which originated at the southern foot of Nyainqentanglha Mountain, flows southwest through Lhasa and then flows into 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, and it is she who gave birth to this land.

9. drepung monastery

is located in the foothills in the western suburbs of Lhasa. The temple is large in scale, and looks like a huge pile of rice from afar. The photos taken against the mountainside are spectacular.

1, Norbulingka

Tibetan means treasure garden, which contains a large number of relics and treasures. There are more than 3 houses in the park, which is the largest and exquisite garden in Tibet. It can be said to be the "Xanadu" of Lhasa.