Hostels in Tibet, China

Pingcuo Kangsang Jokhang Temple Branch is in an excellent location, a few minutes' walk from Barkhor Street/Jokhang Temple, and has a charming ******* style decoration. Because the plane arrived in the early morning, I had to go to Zhaji Temple and Potala Palace the next morning. It was not yet the check-in time of the hotel (Pingcuo Kangsang Potala Palace Branch), so the front desk helped me contact the youth hostel across the road from their hotel branch, because I only stayed for 6 hours. The boss upgraded the king-size bed single room (with window), which is suitable for backpackers and has a high cost performance.

The food made by the inn Xiaotao is fragrant and authentic. Every home-cooked dish makes people eat warm stomach and heartwarming; amiable, always able to relieve the fatigue of the journey with a smile; in their leisure time, they will also sing the guitar softly, and the singing is gentle and beautiful, which adds a lot of warm atmosphere to the Youth Hostel. Such an encounter makes the far trip feel like home.

When you step into the door of Fengma Feiyang, the rich and warm front desk environment and Sister Fang's enthusiasm make you feel very friendly. The room is very clean, the quilt really smells like the sun as seen in the reviews, and the floor heating at night is enough to make you feel comfortable. People with cold body feel relieved. The B&B has a total of three floors. The ivy trees in the courtyard on the first floor are scattered around, giving a sense of tranquility accumulated over time. Although the peach and apple trees in winter are still waiting for their sprouts to sprout, sitting in the courtyard is like the feeling of my hometown in my memory, warm and cozy. harmonious. In addition to the tables, chairs and hammocks on each floor for you to enjoy the sunbathe in Lhasa, the rooftop observation deck offers a wide view of the Bu Palace, the snow-capped mountains, and Dolma, who is getting up and combing her hair next door, waving good morning to you. No matter what the purpose is for you to come to Lhasa, I suggest you come to Fengma, sit by the fire after sunset, and sit together with friends from all over the world. It is natural and comfortable, without pressure or masks, just chatting sincerely. The roads we have walked, the scenery we have seen, and the people we have met will all become beautiful memories.