Kneel for the specific route from Shijiazhuang to Lhasa! ! !

From Shijiazhuang to Lhasa, the train takes T27, passing through Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Ningxia, Gansu, Qinghai and Tibet.

Equipment: When traveling in Tibet, the luggage should be as little as possible, but it must be enough. The backpack is more than 45 liters, so it is enough to carry a leather bag with you. Put personal belongings such as cash and certificates in your pocket. ?

Clothing: Due to the high altitude, the overall temperature in Tibet is lower than that in the mainland, especially in Namco and Benying of Mount Everest. July to early September is basically the rainy season in Tibet, and it will clear up in mid-September. Pay more attention to keep warm and don't catch a cold. All equipment, including coats, trousers and shoes, should be waterproof. In rainy season, Lhasa and Linzhi are rainy at night. Down jackets, fleece jackets, fleece pants, gloves and hats are all necessary. In Tibet, you must wear hiking shoes. First, some places have poor road conditions to protect their feet. Second, hiking shoes are waterproof and warm. Take your sleeping bag. Accommodation conditions in many places in Tibet are not very good. Some beds are dirty. Sleeping in your own sleeping bag is warm and hygienic. Unless you are camping, you don't need to bring a damp pad, but you must bring slippers. ?

Gourmet: At present, most Chinese restaurants in Tibet are run by Sichuanese. You can spend a few dollars in a small shop for breakfast and stir-fry for lunch and dinner. The price is not too expensive. There are three places in Lhasa that mainly eat Chinese food. One is the western suburb, which is the west of the bronze statue of yak. Not far from Potala Palace, Sichuan hot pot is the main dish. The second place is Niangniang South Road, next to the civil aviation ticket office, where there are also several Sichuan restaurants to try. Don't go to the hamburger fast food on this road, it tastes terrible. The third place is Shangba Langxue Hotel and Yaya Hotel on the section between Beijing Middle Road and beijing east road, and there are several small Sichuan restaurants. ?

As for Tibetan food, Tibetan food and Nepalese food, you can go to Gangla Mei Duo Bar in Asia Hotel, Weird Bull Salon Restaurant next to Kili Hotel or Maggie Ami Bar. Snow God Palace in front of Potala Palace is one of the top Tibetan restaurants in Lhasa. Tibetan food is famous for butter tea, fried lamb chops, Tibetan steamed stuffed buns, blood sausage and stewed yak meat with radish. You can try it in Lhasa, but many people are not used to it. ?

Stay: At present, the most famous hotels in Lhasa are Balangxue, Jiri and Yaya Hotel, which are more famous than other hotels. First of all, they are cheap. Second, it is very convenient to find a partner to charter a car here. These three hotels are all on the beijing east road, and they are very close. Relatively speaking, hotels in Asia are the most expensive, while the rooms in Badang School are all separated by wooden boards, and the sound insulation facilities are poor. I suggest having a lucky day. All three hotels have free laundry rooms, public bathrooms and public toilets. The only drawback of the Eight Gallery School is that you can choose your own clothes after washing and mixing them together. On auspicious days, there is a special laundry bag, which is put into the bag by the waiter and sent to your room after washing.