3-Day Winter Trip to Lhasa - Don't miss out!

Lhasa in winter is a picturesque wonderland! Join us on a 3-day trip to this snowy paradise and explore the stunning scenery. Check out this detailed travel guide! -------- Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Basongcuo Lake: The holy lake of Tibetan Buddhism's Red Sect, with a high religious status! 🌊 Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon: Want to experience world-class canyon scenery? Come here! The canyon's scenery is ever-changing and breathtakingly beautiful. 🏔️ Namcha Barwa Peak: This is the world's 15th highest peak, with clouds and mist swirling around the mountains, creating a fairyland-like atmosphere. 🌲 Nyingchi: The lake and mountain scenery here is reflected in the lake, which is shaped like a fallen tree, and it's simply stunning! -------- Travel essentials:🎒 👕 **Clothing:** The temperature in Lhasa in February is moderate, but the temperature difference between day and night is large. It is recommended to bring a warm down jacket and wear a light sweater or sweatshirt inside. Don't forget to bring a windproof jacket and long pants to cope with the windy weather in the mountains. 🎩 **Accessories:** Hats, scarves, and gloves are all essential for keeping warm, so be sure to bring them. Sunglasses can not only block the sun but also protect your eyes from the snow glare. In addition, non-slip hiking shoes or hiking boots are essential for exploring the beauty of Lhasa. 📇 **Documents:** ID card is essential for travel and must be kept properly. If you plan to visit the border area, a border pass is also required. For safety reasons, it is recommended to make a copy of your documents or take a photo and keep it. 💊 **Other essentials:** Sunscreen and moisturizer are very important in the plateau area, so be sure to carry them with you. To cope with possible altitude sickness, it is wise to prepare some anti-altitude sickness medication and oxygen cylinders in advance. Of course, don't forget your electronic device accessories, such as power banks and chargers. -------- The beauty of Lhasa can only be experienced in person. Pack your bags and embark on your plateau journey!