When traveling to Lhasa during the summer, the most common problem is the booking order. Some attractions require advance booking, while others can be booked on the day of the trip. This is especially true for the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, where even a few minutes' delay can mean having to reschedule. Places like Sera Monastery, Drepung Monastery, Ramoche Temple, and Zhaqi Monastery are better left to be adjusted based on weather, physical condition, and altitude sickness.

Many people first heard of the Guge Kingdom because of the term "lost kingdom." It was located in Zanda County, Ngari Prefecture, Tibet, surrounded by the dry and vast Zanda Earth Forest. The royal palace, monasteries, caves, stupas, and defensive passages unfolded layer by layer along the earthen hills.

The morning sun, rising over Mount Niseri, first illuminated the golden roof before slowly setting on the red walls and stone paths. Several elderly Tibetans, carrying prayer wheels, walked clockwise along the outer wall of the monastery. Tourists stopped to take pictures, but they maintained their pace, as if they passed through here every day.