Tibet, this coveted holy land, can be said to be a place that must be experienced once in a lifetime, but few people can muster the courage to go. Then the spring season is about to begin. If you go to Tibet in March Is it suitable? What are the must-visit attractions in Tibet? Let’s take a look below. Is it suitable to go to Tibet in March?

The weather in Lhasa is relatively low in March, but it is still very cold in Tibet, especially for you southerners. Wear warm clothes as much as possible. There is no need to go out of your way to exercise. Note on the way: Eat conservatively and don’t be playful. After all, this is your first time going to the plateau, so it’s better to be conservative. Don't let yourself get too tired, especially don't catch a cold or inflame your nose. This can easily lower your immunity and cause altitude sickness. But don’t worry too much. From a certain point of view, it is quite appropriate to go to Tibet in March. There are too many people going there in the summer, which actually increases the price of the hotel. When you arrive in Tibet, you can drink butter tea. There is a kind of food that is similar to steamed buns and made of wheat. I forgot what it is called. In addition, there are many restaurants run by Sichuan people everywhere, so you don’t have to worry at all. Tibetans generally do not eat dog meat or fish. When walking in and around temples, they should walk from the right, that is, counterclockwise. Nowadays, Tibet is quite open. As long as you don’t go to some remote places, it is generally quite safe and quite enjoyable. Recommended tourist attractions in Tibet

1. Potala Palace Scenic Area

Potala Palace Scenic Area Level: AAAAA Level

Standing in the city of Lhasa The Potala Palace in the center is a symbol of this snowy capital and even the entire Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. This highest and most majestic palace in the world is the most splendid symbol of Tibetan culture. The main building is divided into the Red Palace and the White House. The Red Palace is in the middle and the White House runs across the two wings. It is the essence of Tibetan ancient architecture. It was built by King Songtsan Gampo of Tibet for Princess Wencheng of the Tang Dynasty who married far away from Tibet. The Potala Palace is built on the mountain. The main building of the palace has 13 floors and is 115 meters high. The roof of the palace is almost completely covered with gold-plated copper tiles, making it look brilliant and magnificent.

2. Mount Everest in Shigatse

Everest tourist attraction level: AAAA level

Mount Everest is the main peak of the Himalayas, located at 86.9 degrees east longitude and 27.9 degrees north latitude , located in the eastern section of the China-Nepal border, with its northern slope in Tingri County, Shigatse, Tibet, China, and its southern slope in the Kingdom of Nepal. "Qomolangma" means "Goddess" in Tibetan.

3. Jokhang Temple

Jokhang Temple Level: AAAAA Level

The Jokhang Temple was built during the Zhenguan period. It has the supreme status in Tibetan Buddhism. It is the earliest civil structure building in Tibet. After many generations of renovation and expansion, it now has a magnificent scale of more than 25,100 square meters. There is a nearly kilometer long temple in the temple. - Tibetan murals "Princess Wencheng's Entry into Tibet" and "Jokhang Temple Construction Plan", loyal believers come to worship them every day

4. Tibet Museum

Tibet Museum. Grade: AAAA level

The Tibet Museum is located in the southeast corner of Norbulingka, Lhasa City, with a construction area of ??23,508 square meters and an exhibition area of ??10,451 square meters. It is equipped with modern facilities to ensure high-quality services to tourists and museums. It is managed safely and efficiently. The exhibits here are translated into Japanese, English and Chinese to accommodate tourists from all over the world.

5. Lhasa River

Lhasa River Level: AAAA

The Lhasa River, called Jiqu in Tibetan, means "happy river" or "happiness river". It is located in central and southern Tibet. The Lhasa River originates from the southern foot of Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain and flows southwest through Lhasa City. It flows into the Yarlung Zangbo River in Qushui County. The climate here is warm, the terrain is flat, the soil quality is good, and the water source is sufficient. The basin is rich in plateau flora and fauna and geothermal resources. It is one of Tibet's major grain-producing areas.

6. Namtso

Namtso grade: AAAA grade

Namtso is the largest lake in Tibet and the largest lake with the highest altitude in my country. The lake here is slightly salty. The color is blue, and there are three rocky islands in the lake. There are groups of fish living in the lake, and lush aquatic plants grow on the edge of the lake. The scenery is quite beautiful.

7. Linzhi Basongcuo Scenic Area

Basongcuo Scenic Area Level: AAAAA

Basongcuo is also called Cuogao Lake, which means green water. It is a famous sacred lake of the Red Sect, with an altitude of 3700 meters. The lake covers an area of ??more than 6,000 acres. There is Cuozonggba Temple on Tashi Island in the center of the lake. It was built in the late Tang Dynasty. The monks and believers of Cuozonggba Temple go there by canoe.