Avoid these pitfalls when traveling to Tibet as a foreigner, and reap the rewards!

Great news! The 144-hour transit visa exemption is now available to foreign friends. Traveling to Tibet as a foreigner is not as difficult as you might think, whether you're from Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, or the US, Canada, Russia, Spain… ✔️❓FAQ about foreigners traveling to Tibet ~ What travel documents are required for foreigners entering Tibet? ✔️ Chinese visa, Tibet Travel Permit, foreign travel document, military permit, border defense approval letter, etc. Among these, the Tibet Travel Permit is the most important. ✔️❓How to apply for a Tibet Travel Permit? ✔️ According to regulations, individuals cannot apply for a Tibet Travel Permit. It must be processed through a travel agency qualified to receive foreign guests. ✔️❓What are the transportation options for foreigners entering Tibet? ✔️ Foreigners traveling to Tibet can only enter by plane or train with a Tibet Travel Permit, or by joining a self-drive tour from Chengdu. ✔️❓Can foreigners travel independently in Tibet? ✔️ According to regulations, regardless of the number of people, foreigners traveling to Tibet must travel in organized groups with a planned itinerary. They can only choose chartered vehicles or form independent groups. ✔️❓Which attractions can foreigners visit in Tibet? The Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon/Nanyi Valley/Motuo/Zayu are not open to foreigners. Other tourist attractions can be visited directly or upon application. ❓Precautions for foreign visitors traveling to Tibet 🔷 According to relevant regulations, foreign journalists and diplomats cannot travel to Tibet as tourists. 🔷 Foreign currency is not circulated in Tibet. Foreign tourists need to exchange foreign currency for RMB or use electronic payment before entering Tibet. 🔷 Foreign tourists should also be aware of altitude sickness and avoid strenuous exercise and alcohol consumption upon arrival. 🔷 Before taking anyone's photo, please obtain their permission to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. Please do not touch Buddha statues.