Is it realistic for a person to travel the Sichuan Tibet line poorly?

Of course, there are many bicycles, very few hikers, but now there are people who have set off, normal words walk 8 hours a day, the average speed of 4 kilometers per hour in high-altitude areas is almost, 30 kilometers a day, Ya'an to Lhasa about 2050 kilometers, in the middle of the rest adjustment for a few days, almost three months more normal month is the rainy season, choose the time to avoid as much as possible.

Hope it helps.

Written by mistake before it was written as 30 hours, sorry!

1. On the Sichuan-Tibet Line (G318), there are few hikers, and of course there are many more cyclists;

2. Under normal conditions (low altitude, flat roads), the walking distance is 5 to 6 kilometers per hour. The Sichuan-Tibet line should be 2 or 3 kilometers, because the high altitude requires weight-bearing, climbing, etc.;

3. Under normal circumstances (meaning that you are in good health, no high reaction, no pain, no road closures, and good weather conditions), it will take about 55 to 60 days.

There are very few people hiking. Along the way, you can meet cyclists at any time.

I met 3 hikers in Lulang, and they were very heavy. When the speed is slow, it is less than 20 km, and when it is fast, it is about 30 km/h. At that time, it was 500 km to Lhasa, and they said that it would take about one month to arrive.

Forget to ask them how much they have gone and how long it has been used. Looking back now, I feel that it took them nearly five months to travel from Chengdu to Lhasa.

It's hard work... Speechless

More on foot and less on bicycle. Two to three months on foot.

Let's team up. It's too hard to go alone.

Hello, I personally can't accept it, and I don't like this way of traveling. At best, it's just a "rush to the market", and it can't even be considered a trip, let alone a trip. No matter how high and high the place you go, the "market" is a very low thing.

First, we should be aware of the problems and risks that may exist in this type of tourism.

We should be rational about a way of traveling like this woman who only uses a day to visit multiple attractions. After all, an itinerary that is too rushed can affect the quality of the tour. At the same time, you should pay attention to safety issues when traveling to ensure a safe and smooth trip.

Second, objectively speaking, I still recommend reasonable travel planning.

The advantages of special forces tourism are that it can make the most of a short vacation, quickly visit multiple attractions, reduce travel costs, better experience the culture of the city, and enhance personal fitness and stamina. However, there are also some disadvantages to this type of tourism, such as long driving time and fatigue, inability to experience the local culture and history in depth in a short period of time, and the possibility of affecting the health of the body.

Third, for tourists, travel should not only be to check in or brush up on the sense of existence, but should expand their horizons, increase their knowledge, relax their minds, and harvest good memories through travel.

Therefore, when choosing a tourist destination and itinerary, you should choose the attractions and activities that you are really interested in according to your own interests and preferences, and avoid blindly following the herd and herd mentality.

Fourth, travel is only about oneself, not others, and people who are too greedy and too vain will never be able to realize the true meaning of travel.

The most beautiful thing is not the scenery, but the mood of looking at the scenery, when you are rushing around, in fact, you have lost the meaning of travel. The beauty is not just at the destination, it should also be on the road.

Traveling is not just about getting there, it's about feeling the people and things along the way, the bits and pieces that have happened in this land.

Bottom line: Traveling is more of a local cultural experience, not about how far you've come or how long you've been there, but how much you've experienced. The real travel is never a pile of ** piles and crazy shopping.

It is a process of experience and perception, treating everything as an experience of life, an experience. Different from the "rush to the market" style of the journey ruler group, the real trip, time will always pass very slowly, because it is not for the sake of hurrying, the check-in attractions are more important than the camera, more important is to use the eyes to remember the beautiful scenery along the way.

Finally, I would like to say that although tourism is a beautiful experience in modern society, we should choose the right way and plan to get the best travel experience and rewards.

Have a great trip.