Notes of Tibet Tour in October

Large quantity of tourists would like to make a Tibet tour in October for its temperate weather. As a professional Tibet tour operator, Tibet Tour would like to provide information about notes of Tibet tour in October for our tourists since Tibet is a travel destination with high altitude.

Notes of Tibet Tour in October – Clothes

The weather in Tibet is becoming cool in October and the temperature is about 20? at its highest. Tourists planning a Tibet tour in October are advised to pack some warm clothes before the trip. As we all known, there is a big temperature difference between day and night in Tibet. It is pretty warm during the day and very cold in the night since the temperature drops rapidly in the night.

Notes of Tibet Tour in October – Altitude Sickness

Tourists planning a Tibet tour in October are advised to take certain medicines to prevent the altitude sickness before enter into Tibet. Dextrose and rhodiola rosea are most commonly used medicines to prevent the possible altitude sickness.

Generally, the phenomenon of altitude sickness would not appear immediately when you arrive in Lhasa and it would appear after a certain period. Hence, tourists planning a Tibet tour in October are advised to move slowly and keep warm when you arrive in your hotel. Drink enough water and stop drinking or smoking during the trip.

Notes of Tibet Tour in October – Sunshine Radiation

The sunshine radiation in Tibet is very strong. Tourists planning a Tibet tour in October shouldn't treat the sunshine radiation slightly, especially in Lhasa – the sunshine city. Tourists are advised to wear long sleeve clothes and use certain sun-blocking creams. Sunglasses and sunbonnet should also be taken into the necessities of Tibet tour in October.

Notes of Tibet Tour in October – Taboos

Tourists planning a Tibet tour in October should respect the local traditions and never violate the taboos. Tibetan Buddhism has influences on every aspects of the life of Tibetans. Tourists should respect the Buddha in the monasteries and never touch the religious instruments in the monasteries and the Tibetan houses.