Things to do in Tibet

Our tour guide, Mr. Cheng, was very handsome, gave a very detailed explanation, and had excellent service. If you have the chance, you must experience the charm of the Potala Palace. Highly recommended! 👍👍👍

You can't drive in, you can only take the scenic area's sightseeing bus. This is necessary to protect the ecological environment, so support it! The lake is huge, with varying shades of blue from shallow to deep. There are many birds around the lake, and it's truly beautiful. A must-see when you're in Lhasa.

Absolutely beautiful. The shuttle bus ride takes over half an hour and is quite large. There's so much trash on the mountain!!! It's not the scenic area's fault. People can bring oxygen cylinders up, so why can't they bring empty ones down?!

The scenery was beautiful, the experience was fantastic, and the management was excellent; the entire trip was very comfortable. I hope the sightseeing bus service to Jiba Village can be improved to make it easier for tourists to get in and out.

The advantage of the off-season is that you don't have to squeeze into crowds, you can enjoy a private car service, it's convenient to come and go, the driver is very nice, and it's a leisurely trip. Although I didn't see the true face of Namcha Barwa, I got a double rainbow 🌈, thank you!!

Yamdrok Lake truly lives up to its reputation as one of the three holy lakes of Tibet; its beauty is breathtaking from the first sight. The lake water is a rich tapestry of turquoise, like a sapphire set amidst the mountains, with snow-capped peaks in the distance and prayer flags fluttering in the wind. The scenery is vast and soothing. The viewpoints along the way offer expansive vistas, every angle a masterpiece. Standing on the lakeshore, a profound sense of peace washes over you. A trip to Tibet is incomplete without experiencing such stunning scenery.

Visiting Jokhang Temple again after many years, the entrance has been significantly improved, making it look more like a proper tourist attraction. The interior remains the same, but the management is more comprehensive; however, the third floor is no longer open to the public. It's a must-see attraction on any trip to Lhasa.

Namcha Barwa is absolutely worth a visit! I went with my family. Located in Nyingchi, Tibet, Namcha Barwa is shrouded in mist year-round. At 7,782 meters, it's the highest peak at the eastern end of the Himalayas. At its foot lies the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon—the world's deepest canyon. The weather was pretty good the day I went; although clouds obscured the summit, I could still see almost the entire mountain, so I was lucky. It was a bit of a shame that the sun wasn't strong enough to see the golden sunrise on the mountain.

The scenery was stunning; we were lucky with the weather and managed to capture the golden sunrise over the mountains and the Milky Way. However, aside from taking photos, the long drive was exhausting, so be aware of altitude sickness and the need for wind protection and warmth. Other services were limited, and there wasn't much to do, making it less convenient. Overall, it's worth a visit!

When visiting Lhasa, seeing the Princess Wencheng Theater is a must-do attraction. The theater is quite large, with a museum nearby, and the Potala Palace is visible in the distance directly opposite. It's definitely worth a visit.