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Tibet Post Hotel Lhasa

No. 33 Beijing Middle Road Lhasa, Tibet, -, China

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelTibet Post Hotel Lhasa

Dodgy Ankle

A travel blog entry by briantrim

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Well, back in Lhasa, laid up again.... Left Gyantse as planned on 11 Feb as planned, via minibus. In the abscence of much organised public transport, these mini-van/bus operators fill a valuable role. Unfortunately, the ones I found were more the Marx Brothers of bus operations. After several bog laps of Gyantse's main street looking for more …

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How to get to Tibet

A travel blog entry by tibetfoot

... only the Friendship Hwy, Qinghai-Tibet Hwy and Xinjiang-Tibet Hwy are currently open to foreign tourists. The other two have been closed to foreigners since 2008.
Tibettravel.org is a reliable travel agent that can help you book beijing to lhasa train tickets, for our stable relationship with train stations and a reasonable number of tickets reserved annually. For more info visit the site ...

Roof top of the world

A travel blog entry by g4dginesi

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... at 3600m and your finally there. Tashi our guide met us short drive to our hostel.. now 7.30 it was dark without knowing it Tashi points out of the car Oh there's the Potala (he was super cool rayban's on even in the dark + his Jacket smelt like Yak it was awesome.... We both couldnt even tell you what its like to see the Potala for the first time at night fully lit, we held back tears it was so breathtaking. There probably isnt a more Humbling sight to see ...

Day 31

A travel blog entry by jessievilla

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... largest monastery in Tibet, and one of the most sacred Buddhist sites, might not have been the right thing to do, so they're re-building it. Isn't that nice?

Went on the 'high kora' around Gandan, which is supposed to be a walk. Turns out that this 'walk' was in fact a 3-hour trek up to an altitude of 4500m. In sandals. "Just follow the trail" the guide said. Turns out that the 'trail' was a set of sodding yak footprints that no human could ...

LHASA, Roof of the World

A travel blog entry by gapyearcloealex

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... br> (27 and 29) we had met on the train,
to a typical chinese restaurant. We went in a bar on a rooftop where chinese guys sang. It was the best version we've ever heard of "knockin' on heaven's door!"
We later went to another bar in the old tibetan area where we met an awesome chinese couple. The atmosphere was amazing because tibetans, chinese, and tourists(we were only 3) were all enjoying themselves and singing and drinking. Definitely our ...

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