What to pack for Lhasa in the fall

Lhasa, Tibet experiences cool temperatures in the fall, typically ranging from 5-15 degrees Celsius during the day and dropping lower at night.

Therefore, it is essential to pack warm layers such as sweaters, jackets, and thermal undergarments. Additionally, bring a sturdy pair of walking shoes or boots to navigate the hilly terrain of the city comfortably.

Since Lhasa is located at a high altitude, it is crucial to pack clothing that can protect you from the strong UV rays, such as sunglasses, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunscreen. You may also want to bring a scarf or shawl to protect your neck and face from the cold winds.

Overall, choose comfortable and breathable fabrics that will allow you to layer up or down depending on the unpredictable weather in Lhasa during the fall.

In the fall, Lhasa experiences cooler temperatures with average highs ranging from 12 to 22 degrees Celsius and occasional snowfall in higher elevations.

The city is known for its crisp and clear skies during this season, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and iconic landmarks such as the Potala Palace.

Visitors can also enjoy the vibrant fall foliage that adds a splash of color to the picturesque landscape, making it a favorite time of year for outdoor exploration and cultural experiences in this historical Tibetan city.

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