How do you feel about going to Tibet?

Ten things to do in Tibet II. Enjoy authentic Tibetan food ―― drinking highland barley wine, tasting butter tea and eating yak meat. 3. Be a Tibetan, learn a few words of Tibetan, learn a tibetan songs and dance a pot dance. 4. Listen to the Lama doing evening classes and feel the profoundness of Tibetan Buddhism with your heart. 5. Lie on the fairytale Basongcuo Lake and feel the ancient call. 6. Ride a bike along the beautiful and charming Yangni River. 7. Get in close contact with the kowtowing pilgrims and experience the faith and piety of being bowed down. 8. At the foot of the deserted and silent Mount Everest, I felt the soul shock I had never felt before. 9: Listen to the sound of the waves by Namco Lake and count the stars that are too close to you at night. 10: Sit still and meditate. Gangrenboqi Mountain is on the side of Yongcuo Lake, a dreamy holy lake. Ten things you must do to go to Tibet 1: Under the torture of altitude sickness, you can breathe intoxicating air deeply and enjoy your life. 2. On the plateau of Yuan Ye, look for some stones of life that you can understand. In the flawless natural scenery, spare no effort to capture that charming moment. 4. Give your humble feelings along the way of poverty and backwardness and weak infrastructure. 5. Throw out your wishes on the windy mountain in cloud flying. 6. On the windy dome night in Tibetan areas, I silently looked up at the clean constellation with flashing eyes. 7. Under the blue sky, bathe in the sunshine and absorb the vast gifts of nature. 8. Set up snow-capped mountains, grasslands and lakes beside the blue canopy, listen to the farewell song of the shepherdess, and lead the black shepherd, yak, sheep and horseback riding as shepherds. 9. Sit at the home of Tibetan compatriots, learn about the new life in people in Xizang and feel the earth-shaking changes that have taken place in Tibet since the reform. Taste a delicious buttered tea and taste the diet of Tibetan compatriots. 10: Shake the prayer wheel with one hand, fiddle with the big prayer wheel standing on the wall with the other hand, walk a long way to turn the prayer wheel, seize the countless hopes shaken by countless prayer wheels, look forward to auspicious prayer flags all over the sky, experience the selfless blessing offered by white Hada, smell the thick butter fragrance, and smell the unique life breath of Tibet.