Linzhi Tibet is characterized by its high altitude. You must know the grandeur and wonders of Linzhi Tibet, which will make your life more colorful and fulfilling. In a series of ascents, you will understand the charm of nature and the enthusiasm of humanistic feelings. So how should you play in this place? Here is a detailed introduction.
Best Travel Time
March-April and September-October are the best seasons to travel to Linzhi, as the weather is mild and the scenery is beautiful during these two seasons.
Transportation
There are three ways to get from Lhasa to Linzhi: by plane, train, and car. Of these, flying is the fastest way, but it is relatively expensive; trains and cars are cheaper, but they take longer.
Tourist Attractions
Linzhi has many beautiful attractions, such as the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, Milin Scenic Area, and Basongcuo Lake. In addition, you can visit local temples and villages to learn about Tibetan culture.
Precautions
As Linzhi is located in a plateau region, tourists should pay attention to altitude sickness. It is recommended to do some physical exercise and preparation before going, and to rest and replenish water appropriately during the trip.
Tour Routes
(Recommended three-day tour route)
Day 1: Depart from Lhasa, pass through the Mila Mountain Tunnel and arrive at Basongcuo. This is a 5A-level scenic area that combines snow mountains, lakes, forests, waterfalls, pastures, and famous temples. It is known as the “Swiss Alps of the East.” Visit the Tsozong Temple on the Zaxi Island in the center of the lake and then head to Linzhi, where you can see the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, the deepest, longest, and highest canyon in the world. It is the most mysterious area in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. In the evening, go to Sosong Village, where most of the magnificent photos of Namcha Barwa Peak are taken.
Day 2: Get up early to watch the sunrise hidden behind the snow-capped mountains, then head to the Lulang International Town, a place that makes you reluctant to leave. It’s like Hemu in Xinjiang, where you can also experience the Tibetan people’s horseback riding and archery. Hike up the alpine pasture, and you can have a panoramic view of the whole town. Visit the Lulang Manor and experience the hospitality of an aristocratic family. Then go to the Zaxi Gang Tibetan village to participate in a bonfire party, watch open-air movies.
Day 3: Ascend to the Sejila Pass at an altitude of 4720 meters. In addition to countless prayer flags, you can also enjoy the boundless sea of forests and the majestic Namcha Barwa Peak. Go to the Gongbu Folk Village, where you can see the green mountains and rivers, the birds singing and the flowers fragrant, a natural watercolor painting. Visit Tibetan houses and watch Tibetan dances. Then return to Lhasa along the most beautiful scenic route in China, the Lalin Expressway. Visit the countryside and take a walk on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway.
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