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Tibet Linyuan Hotel Lhasa

No.25 Linlong North Road Lhasa, Tibet, China

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How to get to Tibet by train, All Trains to Tibet

A travel blog entry by tibetfoot

... Tibet railway. It departs from the Beijing West Railway Station at 20:09 and arrives at Lhasa Railway Station at 16:00 on the third day. The train to Tibet from Beijing presently costs around RMB1300 for a first-class sleeper berth, around RMB800 for a second-class sleeper berth and half that for a soft seat.
Get to Tibet by train from Shanghai
The air-conditioned train to Tibet from Shanghai departs every day ...

Farewell Tibet - back to reality

A travel blog entry by kateschronicles

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... 8211; the bad

  • Missing the Lama debating at Sera Monastery
  • The toilet stops – safer & cleaner to go by the side of the road!!
  • The Chinese bus driver verbally abusing the guide and the paying passengers!
  • Not seeing the Zhongshan ruins in Gyantse
  • Having to constantly fight for what we had paid for
  • Guides not speaking in clear English despite being told we would ...

Getting High in Lhasa

A travel blog entry by gretchencotter

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High altitude at 12,000 feet is more than I am used to, but I'm accommodating to it rather well. Just need to drink lots of water since Lhasa is very dry and dehydration is worse than the thin air for making one uncomfortable.

We arrived yesterday and had the afternoon free to rest and let our bodies acclimate to the rarified atmosphere. After a fantastic lunch at our hotel, the Sheraton Four Points, I took an ...

Let's go to Lhasa

A travel blog entry by macbab

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... un petit lac de montagne. Eh bien, il fait juste 638 km2… Sa couleur turquoise est magnifique, espérons que les photos rendront bien.

Nous franchissons ensuite le dernier col de cette journée: Kangpa-la à 4'790m.

Arrivée à Lhassa (3'650m), welcome in China. La ville compte 500'000 habitants, dont 50% de tibétains. Par chance, il n'y a pas encore d'énormes buildings de 20 ou 30 étages et ...

Little Jiuzhaigou

A travel blog entry by different9

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Der Weg zwischen Lahsa und Linzhi führt durch wunderbares Naturgebiet. Die gut ausgebaute Bundesstraße führt vorbei an faszinierenden Landschaften. Verlässt man Lhasa in Richtung Flughafen ist das Tal recht breit. Der Fluss breitet sich extrem aus, sodass man fast meinen könnte sich entlang eines Sees zu bewegen. Hinzukommt, dass die letzten Regenfälle die Wassermassen bis knapp an die Straßenkanten spülen. Viele Bäume im Wasser zeugen ...