There are many uncertainties in traveling on the 318 Sichuan-Tibet route. If you only drive 318 Sichuan-Tibet line, it will take 8 days. On the first day, you can go straight to Yajiang; the second day to reach Batang; the third day to reach Zuogong; the fourth day to reach Ranwu;
The sixth day, visit Ranwu Lake, visit the Migdui Glacier, and reach Bomi.
Day 7 arrive at Bayi Town; (Linzhi City) Day 8 from August 1 arrive in Lhasa; this is the earliest routine itinerary of the Sichuan-Tibet Route 318
2. The best time to travel to Tibet by car
Answer: 1. April, May and September/October are the best months to travel the 318 Sichuan-Tibet route every year.
The best time to take a road trip on the Sichuan-Tibet route is April and May and September and October every year. This is mainly because of the good weather conditions during this time, as the Sichuan-Tibet route is a treacherous terrain with high altitude, so weather is an important factor to consider when traveling on the road.
2. Take the best month of 318 Sichuan-Tibet route. March, April and May to see ten miles of peach blossoms.
April and May on the Sichuan-Tibet route, you can see the scenery can not be seen in other months, such as peach blossoms in Linzhi, Ranwu Lake's most beautiful moments, Jinchuan pear flowers. The peach blossom in April in Linzhi is needless to say the biggest highlight of the Sichuan-Tibet route in the whole spring. Every year, the Linzhi Peach Blossom Festival attracts countless tourists from all over the country.
3. Take 318 Sichuan-Tibet route the best months of September and October to see the red leaves flying.
September and October are another scene for road trips on the Sichuan-Tibet route. If April corresponds to spring, September is the fall of the Sichuan-Tibet route. It is in September and the Sichuan-Tibet route has just experienced the rainy season. It this is the time when the rain decreases and the vegetation changes gradually, especially in the middle of the year. Inacheng, Danba, Xinduqiao, Ranwu, Bashu, and Batang are covered in golden color. The red leaves and red grasslands are also one of the most unique landscapes in Sichuan and Tibet.
4. The best time to take the 318 Sichuan-Tibet route
The scenery on the Sichuan-Tibet route is best from April to October every year. Each month corresponds to a different landscape and different sights to see. When you visit the Sichuan-Tibet route, you will have unexpected gains, which is the charm of Sichuan-Tibet route. The scenery along the way is intoxicating, the air is refreshing, and you feel that you have entered the fairyland. Sichuan-Tibet in April will have unique scenery that will make people forget to come back. But you should also pay attention to bring some daily first aid supplies and some preventive medicine to avoid some unnecessary trouble.
Font If you just want to go to Tibet, half a month is enough. Don't say you live in Mohe. If you want to take the New Tibet Route, at least one month; if you want to explore the Tea Horse Trail, arrange another week. Things to bring: clothing (just keep warm, except for goblins), vehicle equipment (anti-skid chains, towing straps, air pumps, self-adhesive tape, etc...) , oxygen, medicines.
With high interest you can also bring a tent, stove, table, stools, and plenty of food. See how big your suitcase is! The history of Tibet from ancient Tubo to Tibet, according to Tibetan Buddhism is divided into pre-Hong period and post-Hong period.
From 010 to 1010, you can travel to Tibet for 10 days, 12 days, half a month, 20 days, one month or three months. It depends on your vacation. Usually we need about 17 days to go to Sichuan, which is about 17 days. With your round trip, arranging a vacation of about 20 days is basically enough.
If you only have 10 days vacation, or 12 days vacation, you can walk to Lhasa. We usually take 317 bus to 318 road, back to Seda, Miyaro, Guanyinqiao, or Four Girls Mountains, Danba, Kaju Tibetan Village, and then go to Aden Inacheng, along the 318 national highway, directly take the 72 turn. On the way to Ranwu Lake, Lulang town, Lulang forest sea, Midu glacier, Lai Gu.
If you have a 20-day trip, it will take you 12 days to go to Lhasa and 3 days to return to Xining from the Qinghai-Tibet route. You have to go to Namtso, pass by Coco Sicily, Qinghai Lake, Chaka Salt Lake, Ta'er Monastery and other famous sites and natural landscapes, then you can end up in Xining, plus the previous 12 days, **** counting 15 days. Or you can go to Chengdu, because we start from Chengdu and some donkeys want to go back to Chengdu. After crossing these savannas, it takes about two days to return to Chengdu, totaling 17 days. If you have a month long vacation, you can arrange an Ali South route, about eight days, or Ali North route, about 13 days, whatever you want. Then you can go back to Lhasa, take the Qinghai-Tibet line from Lhasa, and return to Xining or Chengdu.
If your vacation lasts two or three months, then we'll I'd make an in-depth visit, or even a side trip to Xinjiang, which would be a more compact arrangement. Usually you can arrange about 20 days on the Sichuan-Tibet route, 8 days on the Qinghai-Tibet route, 10 days on the Ali side and 20 days on the Xinjiang side. That's about it. In-depth tours may be more interesting, and you may have to take part in some detailed activities such as
Well, that's all then! If you have any other questions about traveling to Tibet, feel free to follow the official WeChat account, Go Tibet Road Trip. Reply to the keywords, and you will have a series of general knowledge about traveling to Tibet. Finally, I wish you all have a good time.
3. Time to drive to Tibet
This depends on which season you prefer to go. May and June are actually the best seasons. By the way, if conditions permit, it is recommended to bring three or five people to go on a self-driving tour. All the scenery in Tibet is on the road. When you go, the Sichuan-Tibet and Qinghai-Tibet routes are enough scenery for you to see for the rest of your life.
The first time I went to Tibet on foot, the second time I took a car. Now working in Lhasa. If you come to Lhasa, remember not to wander around.
Okay, so that's it for now.
4. Time and Route Arrangement for Tibet Self-driving Tour
The Qinghai-Tibet Railway: 1956 kilometers long, running from Xining in Qinghai to Lhasa in Tibet in the south.
Tibet Highway: Xining-Lhasa, 1937 kilometers long.
The Qinghai-Tibet Railway, with a total length of 1,956 kilometers, is an important route to Tibet. It is known as the Road to Heaven. It is the world's highest altitude and the longest distance on the tundra plateau railroad. It is one of the four major projects of China in the new century. It was chosen as the global centennial plan is a monument in the history of world railroad construction.
Driving Route
Xining-Germu-Kunlun Mountain Pass-Detokyo River-Tanggula Pass-Ando-Nagqu-Dangxiong-Lhasa
Special TipsTraffic jam is the norm for this route to Tibet. Tang I don't think this is the best route to Tibet! The annual probability of car accidents on this route is several times higher than other routes into Tibet! Everyone needs to be safe when driving.
Regular Travel Route Recommendation
Day 1: Lhasa City Tour
Day 2: Lhasa Namtso Naqu
Day 3: Naqu Tanggula Pass Deduo River Golmud
Day 4: Golmud Chaka Salt Lake Qinghai Lake
Day 5: Qinghai Lake Xining
Beautiful Scenery of Qinghai-Tibet Route
Namtso
Namtso is the second largest saltwater lake in China. In central Tibet, this lake is 4718 meters above sea level. The lake is nearly rectangular, more than 70 kilometers long from east to west and more than 30 kilometers wide from north to south, with an area of more than 1920 square kilometers. With a maximum depth of 33 meters and a water storage capacity of 76.8 billion cubic meters, the lake is the largest lake at the highest altitude in the world. Namtso is the Tibetan language, and the Mongolian name of this lake is Tengri Sea, both meanings are heavenly lake.
Namtso is located about 200 kilometers northwest of Lhasa (between Dangxiong and Bango counties in Nagchu) at an altitude of more than 4,700 meters, with a surface area of 1,940 square kilometers. It is the highest lake in Tibet and the highest saltwater lake in the world.
Cocoanut
Cocoanut means blue mountain range in Mongolian, another way of saying beautiful girl. It is located in the northwestern part of the Tibetan Plateau, sandwiched between the Tanggula and Kunlun Mountains, and is one of the main source areas of the Yangtze River.
The Cocosily Nature Reserve is one of the best-preserved areas in the world in terms of its original ecological environment, and one of the last pieces of natural land to retain its pristine state. Surrounded by no barrier, the terrain is high, with an average altitude of over 5,000 meters. Coco Sicily is a paradise for wild animals, as the harsh natural conditions here make it impossible for human beings to survive for long. Wild yaks, Tibetan antelopes, wild donkeys, white-lipped deer, brown bears and other wild animals endemic to the Tibetan Plateau make this girl more attractive. Data show that Cocosily is one of the richest areas of animal resources in China, *** there are more than 230 kinds of wild animals, of which there are more than 20 kinds of national key protection of the first and second level wild animals.
Qiangtang Grassland
Qiangtang, one of China's five major pastures, is located between the Kunlun Mountains, the Tanggula Mountains and the Gangdis Mountains, and covers an area of about two-thirds of the Tibet Autonomous Region, with an average altitude of more than 4,500 meters. It is not only a paradise for wildlife, but also a fertile cultural soil with rich deposits.
The herders have created a fantastic and colorful nomadic culture here. There are not only ancient petroglyphs here, but also sites of ancient elephants and heroes. The footprints and stories of the hero King Gesar are all over northern Tibet, and the mani piles, sutra streamers and ancient pagodas everywhere add a bit of mystery to the vast prairie. The famous Tangfan ancient road runs through the north and south. Tents are one of the major landscapes here. Besides the ancient yak tents, there are also nylon tents in red, blue, yellow, green and white, colorful and different shapes. Many tents are covered with colorful wind horse flags.
Kaka Salt Lake
The Tea Salt Pond is located on the eastern edge of the Qaidam Basin, south of Chaka Town in Wulan County. It is a rich and beautiful natural salt lake, with the lofty Wanyantongbu Mountain in the north, Wangxiu Mountain in the south and Chatang Basin in the east.
The lake is shallow enough to walk on. At this time, the sun is bright, and the steaming air has a salty flavor that can relax people. The feeling is really amazing. The pure salt lake reflects the sky, clouds and distant mountains on the other side of the lake, and the shadows of people walking on it are also reflected in it, creating a beautiful scene of water and sky. The Chaka Salt Lake under the blue sky is elegant and pure, as tranquil as a young girl, yet stunning. It is as gorgeous as the jewels falling from the sky, and reflects the clouds, mountains and rivers, and the shadows of people in the salt lake like the sky. Walking in the lake is as beautiful as walking on a smooth mirror.
Qinghai Lake
The Qinghai Lake, with an area of 4,583 square kilometers, is vast and mysterious. It is a huge mirror bestowed by nature on the Qinghai Plateau. The slightly moving waves on the clear blue surface of the lake seem to whisper an ancient legend.
Qinghai Lake is surrounded by four lofty mountains, with tall natural barriers on all sides. From the foot of the mountains to the lake, is an endless thousands of miles of light plains, and the smoky, blue waves of the Qinghai Lake, like a huge emerald platter set in the mountains and grasslands, forming a mountain, lake, grasslands reflecting the magnificent landscape.
The scenery of Qinghai Lake is very different in different seasons. In the fall, the shores of Qinghai Lake are very beautiful, and the vast undulating grassland is like a thick green carpet. Countless cows, sheep and horses are like colorful pearls scattered on the grassland. Lake side of the vast picturesque farmland, planted with wheat and cauliflower, turquoise waves and water and sky color of Qinghai Lake, like a pool of glass manna gently rippling. Cold winter came, Qinghai Lake frozen jade, silver, like a huge mirror, glittering in the sunshine, all day long.
5. The best time to visit Tibet by car
December in Tibet is not for me. Although I have never been to Tibet, December is already winter. Maybe you need to bring more luggage to Tibet in this month.
If it s going on a road trip, you need to bring more materials and the road condition may not be as good as summer. If it it' it's just a short trip, isn't it? If it's past December, that's fine. It's only a few days away anyway, you don't you don't need to bring much.
6. Driving routes and time to Tibet
The best season to cross Pancha lies in two seasons, the end of May and the end of October.
The end of May is the season when the mountains are full of rhododendrons in full bloom. The snow and ice on the mountains have not yet melted. During this time, the rain has not officially fallen, and basically every day is sunny and clear. by the end of October, the rain is also relatively reduced, the canyons and mountain slopes are overwhelmed by the colorful red and yellow.
Ice Tea Line: This is a classic driving route that starts from Bengzhongluo in Nujiang, Yunnan Province, and goes to Chahuarong in Tibet and then to Chashu, with a total length of 287 kilometers. The Ice Fork Line, also known as the seventh highway into Tibet, still maintains its pristine natural beauty.
7. The best time to drive in Tibet
There are different sceneries on the Sichuan-Tibet route all year round. Spring to see flowers, summer to see the scenery, autumn to see the red leaves, winter to see snow, mainly depends on what kind of scenery you like. When you go to Tibet, whether you take the southern part of Sichuan-Tibet line, the northern part of Sichuan-Tibet line or Qinghai-Tibet line, you have to pass through a continuous high altitude area. The winter in the high altitude areas of western Sichuan and Tibet is different from the plains. Stormy weather often occurs in June or October. Some self-driving tourists who come to the plains have no driving experience on snowy mountain roads, so the risk factor is greatly increased. So it is recommended to go to Tibet from July to September, except for veteran drivers.
This is the peak season for traveling along the Sichuan-Tibet route, and many self-driving tourists also choose to travel during this period because the plateau organisms are full of vigor at this time. Barley, wheat and oilseed rape are either green or golden, and beautiful gerbera flowers are everywhere. The scenery is naturally the best of the year, and the oxygen in the environment is the richest of the year. In addition, the days are long and the nights short, making it more suitable for long-distance travel. The temperature is also pleasant at this time of the year, ranging between 10 and 20 degrees Celsius.
But traveling also requires a lot of concentration. July and August is the rainy season on the Sichuan-Tibet route. Natural disasters such as landslides and mudslides occur frequently and accidents can happen if you are not careful. During this period, drivers require a high level of driving skill and familiarity with the Sichuan-Tibet route. As it is the peak season, there are many cars, bicycles and trekking on the road, which are prone to traffic accidents and require traffic control. It is normal to wait half a day for bad luck.
This time along the route is also very expensive, food, accommodation and transportation are not cheap, the attractions are also more congested, but also peak season tickets.
This season in addition to rain, mainly cloudy days, not easy to encounter good weather. I finally went to Tibet. I didn't Idon't the first thing I saw was not the scenery, it was raining. It was really disappointing.
This picture is of Sister Lake on 318 in August 2019. It was drizzling. Took a few pictures and left.
The next picture is of Sister Lake in Spring 2017, taken at almost the same location. The top picture is taken by P30, the bottom picture is taken by P9, no p-photo at all.
If I have a choice, I I prefer to go to Tibet in winter to see snow, holy mountains and holy lakes.
Lhasa in winter, the daytime temperature usually stays above zero, not particularly cold. Its a real shame that many people don't. Winter can not see the beautiful scenery of Tibet, because they are afraid of cold. Friends who know more about geography will know that the latitude of Tibet is relatively low, so the winter is not colder than the north. Maybe its winter in the north is snowing heavily, while Tibet is in a warm state. But because of the high altitude, the sky here will be extraordinarily clean, and visibility will be much higher than the average city.
But if you go to Tibet by car in winter, you must pay attention to:
1. Replace the coolant with a freezing point below -35 degrees Celsius: prevent the water tank from freezing and cracking.
2. 4WD, anti-skid chains, and replace snow tires if possible.
3. Book your accommodation in advance and prepare more thick clothes and food.