For many people who like Tibet, the first time to go to Tibet must be blind. What etiquette details should be paid attention to? How to arrange the route from Wuhan to Lhasa by train? I plan to stay for more than two weeks. What's the cost? What's the most worrying is the plateau reaction. How to overcome it? What do you need to prepare for going to Tibet alone?
A: when traveling in Tibet alone, please note:
(1) selection of tourism season:
In most parts of Tibet, the altitude is high and the temperature difference between day and night is large. In winter and early spring, the climate is dry, cold, windy and sandy, the oxygen content in the air is significantly lower than in summer, and many areas and sections are covered with ice and snow. Therefore, April to October is an ideal time to visit Tibet. (this article is exclusively compiled by WYH, editor of sihai.com. If you need to reprint it, please indicate the source and source. Related article link: http://www.4hw.com.cn/life/lvyou.html)
(2) procedures for entering Tibet:
In Tibet, if you go to a border county, that is, a county bordering a foreign country, you need to apply for a border pass, such as to Zhangmu, Ali, Everest, moto, Milin and other places. In principle, these documents should be handled in the place where the tourists have their hukou, but they can also be handled by the local police station where the hotel is located in Lhasa, which takes 3-4 days and sometimes requires photos. Therefore, four one inch bareheaded photos should be taken with you. If the travel time is tight, after arriving in Lhasa, you can go to various travel agencies and hotels in Tibet to handle the border card, which can provide various services for tourists, You can also go to the "come to Tibet tourist reception" opposite the snow hotel for half a day, but you have to travel with their car. (this article is exclusively compiled by WYH, editor of sihai.com. If you need to reprint it, please indicate the source and source. Related article link: http://www.4hw.com.cn/life/lvyou.html)
(3) preparation of equipment for Tibet:
1. One backpack, complete with toiletries and sun visors, sunscreen, sunglasses, etc. the sun is strong on the plateau. When you are outdoors, you should wear sunglasses and sun visors, and take protective measures.
2. The early and late temperature in Tibet is low. Generally speaking, when the altitude is increased by 1000m, the temperature will be reduced by 6 ℃, so the clothing should be warm. Even in summer, people from the mainland should prepare sweaters, thermal underwear, etc.; in winter, the temperature is relatively low, and more attention should be paid to cold and cold resistance.
3. There is no industrial and commercial bank in Tibet. The passbook and peony card of the industrial and Commercial Bank of China will be meaningless here. You'd better take the passbook of Agricultural Bank of China when you travel. Agricultural Bank of China has savings offices all over the country. The more remote the Agricultural Bank is, the more popular it is. Postal savings are also available here. (this article is exclusively compiled by WYH, editor of sihai.com. If you need to reprint it, please indicate the source and source. Related article link: http://www.4hw.com.cn/life/lvyou.html)
4. If you come to Tibet in the rainy season, you need to bring rainproof clothes and pants. Generally, outdoor equipment stores sell them, and Lhasa also sells them, but the price is much more expensive than Beijing and other cities. The two backpack girls I met on the way to Lhasa asked their families to send them.
5. Take some medicine, mainly the medicine for eliminating pneumonia and cold. Rhodiola is a special medicine for treating hypoxia at high altitude. You can also take two bottles. The best and most practical medicine for anoxia is glucose solution, which can be injected or taken orally. You can take an oxygen bag with you. Although it doesn't need to be inhaled, it will be finished within 10 minutes, but it can give you a sense of mental security (please note that once you inhale it, you will have dependency).
(4) respect Tibetan Customs:
Tibet is an autonomous region inhabited mainly by Tibetan ethnic minorities. Tibetan people have their own unique customs, which should be respected by people.