The Qinghai-Tibet Railway, also known as the "Sky Road", is one of the highest railways in the world. It starts from Xining, Qinghai Province, China, and crosses to Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region. It is 1,956 kilometers long and passes through many magnificent attractions such as Qinghai Lake, Kunlun Mountains, and Tanggula Mountains.
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Friends who want to travel to Tibet may have various questions about Tibet. This article summarizes and answers common Tibet travel questions at one time, making it easier for you to arrange your Tibet travel itinerary. If you have more questions, please feel free to contact us.
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The Qinghai-Tibet Railway is the highest plateau train in the world. Taking the Qinghai-Tibet Railway is the dream of many people. Since the number of Qinghai-Tibet Railway tickets is limited, how to buy Qinghai-Tibet Railway train tickets is a question that many tourists traveling to Tibet are very concerned about. The following is a detailed guide to grabbing tickets.
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Malaysian, Singaporean and foreign tourists traveling to Mount Everest and Ngari in Tibet need to provide a Tibet Entry Permit (Certificate).
You also need to apply for a Tibet Travel Permit (PSB permit) and a military allowance permit.
For tourists who arrange their Tibet travel itinerary through us, we will handle all the required Tibet travel documents free of charge.
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The most complete list of tickets for Tibet tourist attractions, including ticket prices for Lhasa, Shigatse, Shannan, Nyingchi, and Ali, allowing you to plan your Tibet travel budget more accurately.
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What is sky burial? Why is it not recommended to watch sky burial when traveling to Tibet? This article will explain in detail the significance of sky burial, Tibetan customs, laws and regulations, and other aspects, why you should not watch sky burial when traveling to Tibet.
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When traveling to Tibet, many people will be confused about what to bring. Tibet travel luggage should be light and practical. It is not recommended to bring a suitcase that is too large. It is best to keep it within 25 inches. The recommended luggage combination is: cabin luggage + mountaineering backpack + carry-on backpack, or a suitcase under 25 inches + carry-on backpack. Here is a detailed luggage list for you to easily cope with your trip to Tibet. At the same time, don't forget to bring a heart of peace of mind.
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What are the important things to pay attention to and what are the important preparations before traveling to Tibet? "Dream Back to Tibet" has been deeply involved in Tibet tourism for many years and has sorted out six major things to pay attention to and prepare before traveling to Tibet, so that you can travel to Tibet easily
One of the most common questions that friends who travel to Tibet think of is "Will I have altitude sickness?" In fact, altitude sickness is really not that scary. This article will help you understand altitude sickness.
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The 2024 Shoton Festival is limited to August tours. [Shoton] means yogurt feast. Participants will be able to experience this unique Tibetan cultural event. In addition to the Buddha exhibition, there are also a variety of cultural activities during the Shoton Festival, including Tibetan opera, etc.
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