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Tibet travel- 5 things you should know by sunil thapa thapa
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Tibet travel- 5 things you should know |
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Travel & Tourism
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Tibet is a great choice to spend your holidays as it offers best of all the worlds packed in one serene place. This area is full of scenic landscapes, mountains, monasteries and overall natural beauty that would surely overwhelm everyone. If you are an adventure lover then this spot would give for an adrenalin rush through trekking, cycling and so on. The place offers several attractions and the most prominent are Lhasa monks and base camp at Everest Mountain. This offers a good deed of spiritual experience along with adrenaline pump. The best way to conduct Tibet tour is by train because it offers unbelievable views throughout the winding mountainous path. If this is your first time then you should know certain things before packing away. - Tibet entry permit
This is the prerequisite for every traveler that ensures entry to the area and could be generated through online sources. There are several travel agencies present online that along with pre-planned packages also offer the service of getting permit. You can also get it directly through local travel agency. The applications for permit are required to be sent 10 to 15 days earlier to the travel. - Best season
The best season to conduct travel Tibet is during April to October. The months that witness most of the tourist gathering are May to September this means you can plan the trip in May, June, September or October. The moths of July and August bring heavy rains therefore they should be avoided. - Mode of travel
The best way by far is train travel but if you are not in a position then flights would also do. There are several international flights that arrive at Lhasa Gonggar airport which could be booked using online sources. - Mountain sickness
Almost 70% of the people that carry out Tibet travel permits suffer from mountain sickness that is characterized by headache, nausea, loss of appetite, shortness of breath and other symptoms. The best way to avoid this sickness is by keeping your body properly hydrated. You may want to stock up your bags with medicines to treat the sickness with doctor’s permission. - Money matters
The currency that is widely accepted in this region is Chinese Yuan and if you wish to withdraw money it could be done through local Chinese banks. You can also exchange the currency using travelers check but need to show passport for the transaction. It is advisable to look for a reputed travel agency that would plan and design your trip to make it comfortable and hassle free.
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