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Gongga Airport is about 100 kilometers away from Lhasa City. It takes one and a half hours to drive upstream along the Yarlung Zangbo River, the highest river in the world, until it reaches the Sunshine City of Lhasa. Out of the deep mountains and valleys, the Yarlung Zangbo River seems to have calmed down, without the legendary momentum of galloping and roaring, flowing quietly in the sunshine. The barren knife-like mountains and rivers meander in parallel, showing a unique desolate beauty of the plateau under the blue sky and white clouds. In the meantime, we also crossed the Yarlung Zangbo River Valley, one of the three major granaries in Tibet. Along the way, we enjoyed the rich pastoral scenery, scattered Tibetan villages and unique plateau scenery outside the window. All this immediately makes us indulge in this charming snowy scenery. On the way, we stopped to have a rest and look at the Muddy Pond Buddha, which was built in the 11th century. I felt that the grand occasion of the Buddhist kingdom was slowly unfolding to us. It was about four or five o'clock in the afternoon when we arrived at the holy city of Lhasa. Before entering the city, we saw the Potala Palace, a magnificent and sacred red hall built on the high red hill. "The Potala Palace was first built in the seventh century by Songtsen Gampo, King of Tibet, for Princess Wencheng of the Tang Dynasty, who married far away in Tibet," the driver explained to us in not-so-fluent Mandarin as he drove. The Potala Palace,ultrasonic handheld welder, a palace with 999 houses, was built on the Red Mountain in Lhasa, which is more than 3,700 meters above sea level. The castle is built on the hill and now covers an area of 410,000 square meters, with a construction area of 130,000 square meters. The main building of the palace has 13 floors and is 115 meters high, all of which are stone and wood structures. The roofs of the five palaces are covered with gold-plated copper tiles,ultrasonic dispersing machine, which are golden and magnificent. It is the essence of Tibetan ancient architectural art and is known as the temple of the plateau. Seeing that we were all fascinated, he spoke even more happily. He went on to say: "The Potala Palace is the Winter Palace of successive Dalai Lamas and the ruling center of the combination of politics and religion of the local rulers of Tibet in the past.". Since the 5th Dalai Lama, major religious and political ceremonies have been held here, and it is also the place where the stupas of successive Dalai Lamas are enshrined. The palace also has a collection of Thangka, which is unique to Tibet and painted on cotton silks and satins, as well as cultural relics of past Dynasties. The Potala Palace was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit in 1961, and a comprehensive construction was carried out in 1989. "When you say so.". We really want to visit the Potala Palace. I answered with a smile. When the local Tibetan driver heard what I said, he looked back at me and asked doubtfully, "Why, didn't you plan to visit the Potala Palace when you came to Lhasa this time?" "Yes, because we didn't come to Lhasa to travel this time, but we had something to do." I hastened to explain. The driver nodded and replied with a smile, "Oh, ultrasonic sonochemistry machine ,ultrasonic generator driver, no wonder.". If you are a tourist, you will not visit the Potala Palace in Lhasa. The Potala Palace and the Jokhang Temple are two famous scenic spots in Lhasa. Now thousands of tourists come to visit them every day. If you haven't visited the Potala Palace, you haven't traveled to Lhasa. Jenny also said, "Yes, since we have come to this sacred land, if we have a chance, we must visit these two famous scenic spots, and it is worthwhile for us to come all the way here." Everyone chatted with the driver while enjoying the scenery along the way. Soon, the driver took us to the door of a hotel in Lhasa that had already been booked. When I came down, it turned out to be an international youth charity. The gate is hung with colorful Tibetan prayer flags, and the words "Pingcuo Kangsang Youth Alms" are written in both Tibetan and Chinese on the eyebrow of the gate. Dunzi led everyone into the room and explained: "This period of time happens to be the peak tourist season in Tibet, while high-end hotels have been booked out.". So we had no choice but to find this young man to give alms, and we would make do with it first. Anyway, we would not live long, and we would leave for Zada County immediately. "But before we go to Zada, we have to do two very important things," I said as I walked. "First, find a car. The price is a little higher, but the condition of the car must be good. According to what I know so far, it takes several days to travel from Lhasa to Zada, and the road conditions on the way are not ideal. It would be a very dangerous thing if the car broke down in the desolate plateau area. After hearing this, the leopard nodded and replied, "I am quite familiar with the performance of all kinds of off-road vehicles.". I'll take care of it. "Then what is the other thing?" Dunzi asked. Find a guide who is familiar with the situation in Ali area, especially in Zada Tulin area. I answered. 14. God-ordained Singing Poet After hearing this, Dunzi replied with a smile, "It's not difficult. Now Lhasa has become a transit station for traveling into the city. There are many self-help tour guides who enter Tibet on various routes. Moreover, the ruins of the Guge Dynasty in Zada Tulin have become a popular scenic spot in recent years. It shouldn't be too difficult to find a guide who can take us into the Zada Tulin area." I nodded and said with a smile, "Well, I'll leave it to you.". Jenny and I are responsible for preparing to buy some supplies such as food, medicine and tools. If there is no accident, we will leave for Zada the morning after tomorrow. Later, the hotel staff took us to the reserved room to rest. Lhasa deserves to be called the city of sunshine, and at seven or eight o'clock in the evening, the sky is still very bright. Originally, we had planned to take this opportunity to go out and have a good taste of authentic Tibetan delicacies, but because we first entered this high-altitude plateau area, we could not adapt to the anoxic environment and dry climate here. By this time, we all began to feel a little tired and sleepy. Dunzi still has some slight altitude sickness, and he has been crying for a headache. Fortunately, the hotel's main Kangbazatu, an authentic Tibetan boy, gave Dunzi a bowl of soup made of red grain, ginger and some local herbs, which made him feel better and sleep quietly. Because everyone had no appetite at the moment,ultrasonic dispersion machine, they simply ate a few biscuits and other dry food, and then had an early rest in the room. In this way, we ended our first night in Lhasa. fycgsonic.com