318 Sichuan-Tibet Line Super Detailed Accommodation Guide - Lessons from Blood and Tears

Hello, I am your Xiao Kong~ The Sichuan-Tibet Highway 318 has attracted many explorers and travelers to conquer it. It not only has magnificent natural scenery and rich history and culture, but also unforgettable accommodation experience. However, behind this beauty, there are also some potential problems in accommodation. Friends who are still struggling with accommodation, please take a look! Xiao Kong stayed up late to compile this accommodation guide, be sure to save it~ Hotel recommendations: Kangding Yuhongwan Hotel Location: Kangding Configuration: WIFI 24H hot water standard room private bathroom Daocheng Times Yading Hotel Location: Daocheng Yading Configuration: WIFI 24H hot water standard room private bathroom Mangkang Kangyuan Holiday Hotel Location: Mangkang Configuration: WIFI 24H hot water standard room private bathroom Ximi Oxygen Hotel Location: Basu Configuration: WIFI 24H hot water standard room private bathroom Bomi Renqing Inn/Bomi Tuyou Manor Hotel Location: Bomi Configuration: WIFI 24H hot water standard room private bathroom Linzhi Minshan Hotel Location: Linzhi Configuration: WIFI 24H hot water standard room private bathroom Holiday Inn Express Lhasa Potala Palace Location: Lhasa Configuration: WIFI 24H hot water standard room private bathroom Accommodation Tips √ In order to have a smooth stay, friends must book a room online in advance, especially during the peak season √ Before traveling, check whether you have brought your ID card, passport and other documents with you in case you need them when you stay at the hotel √ For those who are new to the plateau, please take care to rest, avoid strenuous exercise, and try to choose a place with aerobic breathing. √ The climate along the Sichuan-Tibet line is changeable, especially at night when the temperature is low, so it is better to bring some warm clothes. Travel Tips Plan your trip properly, leave yourself some rest time, prepare sunscreen, warm clothes, driving supplies and common medicines, and maintain driving safety Respect local customs, understand Tibetan culture, and get along well with local people