Tibet Travel Guide (China Tibetology Edition)

Author: Jin Zhiguo, Feng Liang
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Have you been to Tibet? This is already a fashionable topic today, which shows how high up in the sky and only is in people's eyes. Tibet is indeed a place worth visiting again and again. The clear blue sky with white clouds, snow peaks, lakes and forests under the sun, hillside dotted with flowers, vast wilderness with Tibetan antelope and wild yaks running, villages and monasteries in the river valleys, colorful prayer flags fluttering in the wind, and the contented lives all gently soothe the complicated and restless minds of people outside Tibet. Forget about it, let's go to Tibet! Cars, airplanes, and the Qinghai-Tibet Railway are all options. Adventurous ways like driving yourself, cycling, and hiking can also be chosen. We can follow the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, Qinghai-Tibet Highway, Sichuan-Tibet Highway, Yunnan-Tibet Highway, Xinjiang Highway, and air routes. In short, along any road, including the sky, we can rush to the Tibet we have long dreamed of! Tibet is truly different. Stepping onto her land, breathing will be a bit difficult, and you may feel dizzy—not just from the beauty, but also from the altitude. This is altitude sickness, which is also one of the rare experiences. After the reaction passes, you'll feel exceptionally light and refreshed, so pack your bags and go in search of your dreams! There are six golden tourism routes that can guide us to explore Tibet; the Golden Triangle Tourism Route in the heart of Tibet, the Lhasa-Ribê Gold Tourism Route, the Lhasa-Nyingchi Gold Tourism Route, and the Lhasa-Alti Gold Tourism Route. If you're still not satisfied with the journey, you can also exit from the Zhangmu Port and visit the mountainous country of Nepal. Of course, don't forget to handle all the exit procedures. Wait, wait, before setting off on your journey, we also need to bring a guidebook. This book will help us explore Tibet without getting lost through useful text and illustrations. This guidebook is right here—the "Tibet Tourism Handbook" published by the China Tibetology Press. Have you been to Tibet? This is already a fashionable topic today, which shows how high up in the sky and only is in people's eyes. Tibet is indeed a place worth visiting again and again. The clear blue sky with white clouds, snow peaks, lakes and forests under the sun, hillside dotted with flowers, vast wilderness with Tibetan antelope and wild yaks running, villages and monasteries in the river valleys, colorful prayer flags fluttering in the wind, and the contented lives all gently soothe the complicated and restless minds of people outside Tibet. Forget about it, let's go to Tibet! Cars, airplanes, and the Qinghai-Tibet Railway are all options. Adventurous ways like driving yourself, cycling, and hiking can also be chosen. We can follow the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, Qinghai-Tibet Highway, Sichuan-Tibet Highway, Yunnan-Tibet Highway, Xinjiang Highway, and air routes. In short, along any road, including the sky, we can rush to the Tibet we have long dreamed of! Tibet is truly different. Stepping onto her land, breathing will be a bit difficult, and you may feel dizzy—not just from the beauty, but also from the altitude. This is altitude sickness, which is also one of the rare experiences. After the reaction passes, you'll feel exceptionally light and refreshed, so pack your bags and go in search of your dreams! There are six golden tourism routes that can guide us to explore Tibet; the Golden Triangle Tourism Route in the heart of Tibet, the Lhasa-Ribê Gold Tourism Route, the Lhasa-Nyingchi Gold Tourism Route, and the Lhasa-Alti Gold Tourism Route. If you're still not satisfied with the journey, you can also exit from the Zhangmu Port and visit the mountainous country of Nepal. Of course, don't forget to handle all the exit procedures. Wait, wait, before setting off on your journey, we also need to bring a guidebook. This book will help us explore Tibet without getting lost through useful text and illustrations. This guidebook is right here—the "Tibet Tourism Handbook" published by the China Tibetology Press.