Where is the most beautiful place in Tibet? What is the travel guide for a 5-day trip to Tibet?

Tibet is very beautiful. The Jokhang Temple in Tibet is not only a temple that houses many Buddha statues and holy objects for believers to worship, but also a three-dimensional and true reproduction of the Tantric doctrine of the ideal model of the universe in Buddhism - the altar city (mandala). There are three stone pillars in front of the main entrance of the Jokhang Temple. On one of the stone pillars is engraved the Tang-Tibetan alliance signed in 823 AD in both Chinese and Tibetan. So where is the most beautiful place in Tibet? What is a travel guide for a 5-day trip to Tibet? Let's take a look at the introduction of Encyclopedia Knowledge Network below!

Contents of this article

1. Where is the most beautiful place in Tibet?

2. What is the travel guide for a 5-day trip to Tibet?

3. Where are the pilgrimage sites in Tibet?

Where is the most beautiful place in Tibet?

1. Namtso: It is the largest lake in Tibet and the highest saltwater lake in the world. It is also a holy place in the eyes of pilgrims. It is said that Namtso is the daughter of Indra and the wife of Nyainqentanglha. It is regarded as a sacred place that must be visited by believers and men and women. Pilgrims have been coming from ancient times to the present;

2. Jokhang Temple: The center of Barkhor Street is Jokhang Temple, which was built by Songtsen Gampo to commemorate the arrival of Princess Bhrikuti in Tibet. The original name of the temple, "Resa", later became the name of the city and evolved into today's "Lhasa";

3. Niyang River: It is a very beautiful river, a tributary of the Yarlung Zangbo River. In Tibetan, a river is called "qu" and a lake is called "cuo";

4. Nanyi Valley: Nanyi Valley, known as the "Valley of the King of Medicine in Tibet", is 2,500 meters above sea level. It is rich in flora and fauna and is known as "China's green peak forest bathing place" and "the highest green secret place on earth".

5. Yamdrok Lake: Usually referred to as "Yamdrok Lake", it is known as one of the three sacred lakes in Tibet along with Mapang Yumtso and Namtso.

6. Lulang Forest Sea: Located on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway about 80 kilometers east of Bayi Town, Nyingchi Prefecture, at an altitude of 3,700 meters, it is a typical narrow strip of plateau mountain meadow. The forest sea consists of bushes and dense spruce and pine trees in the green mountains on both sides.

What is the travel guide for a 5-day trip to Tibet?

1. Direct flight to Lhasa. The railway route is Shanghai, Xining, Lhasa, Qinghai-Tibet Railway. Arrive in Lhasa on the first night and stay in a hotel between Jokhang Temple and Jokhang Temple;

2. Visit the Potala Palace, Tibet Museum, Norbulingka, Drepung Monastery, and stay in Lhasa;

3. Arrive at Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse, visit Basongcuo and Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse on the way, return to Yamdrok Lake, Karola Glacier, Anti-British Memorial Castle, and Baiju Monastery, and stay in Lhasa;

4. Arrive at Namtso and return to Yangbajing. You can visit the power plant and stay in Lhasa.

5. On the way back to Lhasa, it is convenient to visit the Jokhang Temple, the Jokhang Temple and the Barkhor Street. It is convenient to bring gifts and pack your luggage.

Where are the pilgrimage places in Tibet?

Located in the center of the old city of Lhasa, it has a history of 1,350 years. It is the most glorious Tubo-era building in Tibet and the earliest civil engineering structure in Tibet. It also pioneered the Tibetan-style temple city bureau. After many renovations and expansions, it has now formed a magnificent scale of more than 25,100 square meters. There are more than 20 halls. The main hall is 4 stories high, with a gilded copper tile roof. It is magnificent and has the architectural style of the Tang Dynasty, and also absorbs the architectural art characteristics of Nepal and India. In the center of the hall is a life-size gilded bronze statue of Sakyamuni at the age of 12 brought by Princess Wencheng from Chang'an. The side halls on both sides are dedicated to statues of Songtsen Gampo, Princess Wencheng, and Princess Bhrikuti of Nepal.