Barkhor Street

Barkor Street where you can buy souvenirs for a fair price. On weekends you will find many locals on their way to Jokhang Temple. If you want some Western food, I’m this street also has a KFC and Pizza Hut.

Barkhor Street is the main street in Lhasa. The whole street is a historical building, architectural style, color is full of Tibetan colors. It is a must-visit place for tourists, but it is not too commercial at all. The shops are all local small shops. There are no chain stores of that kind of capital, which are very distinctive. There are many public toilets and they are still clean. The overall health is good. There are also many choices in the restaurant teahouse, a good place to eat, drink and play.

One of Lhasa's most famous commercial streets, all kinds of Tibetan-style shops are in scale, must go to take a set of Tibetan-style photo, put on a gorgeous Tibetan costume and walk on Barkhor Street to feel the happiness of Tibetans! Sitting on the bar terrace at night overlooking the cloth palace, full of stars, feeling the surprise of the stars.

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What to play in Barkhor Street, arrange! Come to Barkhor Street, Tibetan photography is indispensable, you may step on Leiha, but it is still possible to experience Tibetan clothes. There is also a round Barkhor Street, you can see many Tibetan fellows with long heads, you can feel the power of the heart. For lunch, I recommend the Chijiang Laran Ancient Courtyard kitchen in Barkhor Street. It is a Nepalese meal. Although the price is small, it is delicious and the environment is particularly good. It is very comfortable in the yard on the first floor of the hotel in Chijiang La. In the afternoon, you can go to the Jokhang Temple. In the evening, you can go to the night market of the mosque to eat some snacks. The fruit is very cheap. It is a little later. You can go to the cafe on the roof of the Gorkha Hotel to eat and drink at 8 o'clock. There is an observation deck on the roof to see the night view of the Potala Palace. It is very shocking. You can also go to the cafe on the roof of the Cidu Hotel next to it. The view is also very good. The hotels and B&Bs in Barkhor Street are very distinctive. It is good to choose a night market at night.

Every city has a street with a distinctive history. Lhasa naturally also has it, that is Barkhor Street, unique houses, endless crowds, Tibetan-style goods, and then walking with the crowd is a wonderful journey.

1. Bajiao Street, free, must go and see, Jokhang Temple, Jokhang Temple is also there, not only a commercial street, there are local piety. There are places for accounting in the nearby mosques, and the People's Hospital is also nearby. 2. "The world's Ande double-full method, live up to the Qing." A street, after more than 1300 years of wind and rain. Tibetan streets, Tibetan houses, Tibetan archway, Bajiao Street still maintains the original appearance of the ancient city of Lhasa. In this white-dominated old town, there is a yellow two-story building, which is said to be the place where Cangyang Jiacuo and Maggie Ami met. The poet's feelings and love make it the most romantic street in Lhasa. The rows of old houses, the vicissitudes of streets and lanes witnessed the prosperity and decline of the city, the noble mansions, the private houses of the living Buddha, the monasteries, the Qing Dynasty ministers in Tibet, and the Anmen...full of red dust, full of noise, and the rich Buddhist culture did not wash away the lead of the years. In the bustling flow of people, tourists, lamas, Tibetans shuttled through the streets, colorful clothing mixed and interbreeded, weaving a dazzling world.