Visit Lhasa in winter to see the beautiful scenery of the holy city.

Winter in Lhasa has the bluest sky of the year the warmest sunshine and the most beautiful scenery When you come to Lhasa visit the Potala Palace to pray Don't forget to walk around the prayer wheel and pray for your family and yourself Since its birth, this snow-covered sanctuary has been a place of pilgrimage for people The Potala Palace after the snow is even more beautiful In the snow the solemn palace looks even more holy and mysterious When you come to Lhasa go to Sera Monastery to watch a debate It is one of the three major monasteries in Lhasa and the most lively temple in winter Every day at 3 pm a group of monks gather in the debate garden They argue, clap their hands, and stomp their feet It seems like a quarrel, but it is a debate This is a debate that has been going on for more than 600 years When you come to Lhasa go to Drepung Monastery to see the collection This is the largest monastery in Tibet with countless precious collections Thangka, bronze statues, porcelain from various dynasties ancient weapons and armor, and so on Climb up to the Buddha platform and you can overlook the city of Lhasa When you come to Lhasa go to Norbulingka for a walk It is known as the "Summer Palace of Lhasa" and is the garden with the most ancient relics in Tibet Under the blue sky and within the red and yellow walls are unique Tibetan-style buildings When you come to Lhasa go to Namtso to see the ice and snow This is the second largest saltwater lake in China and the highest saltwater lake in the world The snow-capped mountains and the frozen lake the frozen waves and the cracked ice all tell the story of the wonders of the ice and snow world When you come to Lhasa go to the banks of the Lhasa River to see the migratory birds Every winter, a magnificent "migratory bird group" gathers here to spend the winter Black-necked cranes, bar-headed geese, ruddy shelducks, and other precious animals will open your eyes When you come to Lhasa go to Dezhong Hot Spring for a spa This is one of the four holy springs in Tibet known as the "first hot spring" It has a history of more than 1,300 years and still retains its natural and primitive appearance It is said to have been blessed by Guru Rinpoche Traveling to Lhasa in winter every frame of the scenery under the ice and snow is different from the holiness of summer