Tibet travel guide in winter

admin — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 02:27:54 +0000

To escape the peak tourist season, travelling to Tibet in the winter to feel the enthusiasm of snow-covered plateau. In Lhasa, the winter is not as cold as you imagine. High latitude and plenty of sunlight during the day has brought more than ten degrees in temperature, also at about freezing at night. It is warmer than many parts of the north in China. And the dry climate of Lhasa, there will be no feeling of cold. Basking in the sun, It is especially comfortable.

Tibet Accommodation Guide
Those regular hotels, not backpackers’ chice.Youth hostels though cheap, but most of them noisy, and people more lively, so they are more suitable for passers-by. Either, you come to Tibet to escape the city noise in search of a leisurely and quiet accommodation, or you want to Tibet as a life experience, would like more in-depth experience truly Tibet, rather than skimming over the surface, so those characteristics, family hotel is the most best choice.

Tibet Food Guide
The convenience of dining in Tibet is far greater extent than most people imagine. Restaurants in Lhasa and the surrounding towns are Sichuan Cuisine-based and other cuisine restaurants are also mushroomed out. As a result, tasting delicious food from all over China in Tibet is not a problem. In the Tibetan traditional food in the winter, red food (meat) is as the main; the famous snack has clutch mutton, lamb sausage, dried meat. Besides, a rich Tibetan-style decoration makes you feast for the eyes, such as the Hui Zhao Tibetan cultural characteristics of various auspicious patterns and murals and so on. In Lhasa, Ma Sen, Luo Boluo fruit, fragrant chai, etc. is a must to taste.

What to bring when travelling to Tibet in winter
1.Hat (it can shade)
2.Down jacket and warm clothing

3.Hiking shoes.
4.Gloves
5.Sunglasses, with anti-ultraviolet function
6.Lip Butter, required for men and women
7.Insulation-type glass which is easy to drink at any time. In Tibet, you must drink plenty of water daily
8.Moisture-type mask. You’d better use it every night (for women).
9.Female-specific wet paper towels, because of the inconvenient to a bath in the country,(for women).

Anyway all these things can be bought in Tibet where supermarkets bring convenience.

Where to ski in China?

admin — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 07:33:57 +0000

Winter comes, so does the snow. Most of the places in China were all covered with pure white snow. SO which place in China is the best place to have a visit in winter? I have a place to recommend for your reference.

Renown as the ‘Ice City’, Harbin, is not only rich in cultural heritage but is also famous for its beautiful natural scenery, ensuring an unforgettable tour. The carefully chosen itinerary takes you around the city visiting St. Sofia Orthodox Church, Zhongyang Dajie, Dragon Tower and Sun Island Scenic Resort. Best of all, you will see the unique ice and snow culture, which has a world wide reputation and will add a sparkle to your Harbin travels.

If you want to take away time during your Winter Holiday, take a trip to Harbin, the so-called “Oriental Paris”. The city center is situated approximately 30 kilometers from the airport, where you can take a shuttle bus to the centre, the bus fare is about CNY15. A sightseeing bus is readily available in the city for you to reach the key tourist attractions. There is also an option to take a taxi if you perfer. You can visit Sun Island and enjoy the super snow carvings and sculptures, observe groups of Manchu Tigers in the Tiger Park, wander along Central Street.

If you want to sample the authentic Russian cuisine, you’ve come to the right place in China. You shouldn’t resist the temptation of different kinds of delicacies. In the evening, you can go to see the snow lights exhibition.
Most of the important thing is that Harbin has a lot of ski resorts for you to ski.
Enjoy Sking!

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Tibet travel guide in winter

Where to ski in China?