Heritage Hotel Lingtsang

Friends who like traditional ******* architecture must not miss it! However, please consciously ignore modern equipment such as elevators. Although there is no air conditioning or heating, I don’t feel cold at all! Hygiene: The room is very clean and has ******* characteristics. It is a 300-year-old building with humidifier and oxygen supply; Location: The Jokhang Temple is less than 3 minutes’ walk away, and the transportation is particularly convenient; Service: The boss is so nice. He took him to eat authentic ******* noodles before lunch. In the evening, he also took other friends staying at the inn to make skewers together, which was great! You are still a walking encyclopedia, you must get 100 likes!

The old building has a history of 300 years. It is the former residence of Rinpoche. It is peaceful and quiet. The rooms are comfortable and simple but with comprehensive facilities. It is more beautiful in summer. Winter is the off-season and there are not many guests. The housekeeper is enthusiastic and prepared afternoon tea. He also recommended the surrounding delicacies. During the chat, I deepened my understanding of ******* culture. It is definitely a recommended place to stay when visiting Lhasa.

When traveling to a city, I usually book InterContinental or Shangri-La... Strangely, when Huazhu Lincang was pushed to me, I was instantly attracted by the rich colors of the architecture! It took four days from the decision to the departure. I knew almost nothing about Lhasa and Tibet, and I set off just based on my obsession to go to a clean place... I looked at the snow-capped mountains along the way for several days, and I never felt tired of them. Lhasa made me feel the pious atmosphere. The 300-year-old Lincang Hotel can be kept so well in the harsh environment of the plateau. The red door hits the inner aesthetic, it's so beautiful... And the owner's various stories about architecture, history, Jokhang Temple, and Bakuo Street made me respect Lhasa and Tibet... I know that the charm of this city is deeply hidden in its history and in the hearts of pilgrims who crawl on the ground and knock with one step. Jokhang Temple, Ramoche Temple, Drepung Monastery, Sera Monastery, Ganden Monastery and countless other temples surround the Potala Palace like stars surrounding the moon; every brick and tile of the building has its own special meaning, and even the dazzling array of goods on both sides of Barkhor Street have their own stories; the old man with a vicissitudes of life on his face turning the prayer wheel by hand reveals his determination; the believers in Jokhang Temple are shoulder to shoulder, and you can feel that their every move comes from the depths of their souls. But deep in my heart, there is a trace of confusion and doubt, which makes me feel that I am out of place here. If I go to Lhasa again, I think I should go again. I think I will stay in Lincang for a few more days to feel the history of each ancient thing...