The climate of Tibet is unique and complex, influenced significantly by the topography of the plateau and atmospheric circulation. The general trend is cold and dry in the northwest and warm and humid in the southeast, with significant vertical climate zones. Because of the high altitude, the air is thin, the air pressure is low, and the oxygen content is low, so the temperature is generally low, and the temperature difference between day and night is large. The rainy season in Tibet begins in April and May, and gradually expands westward from Tsatsumi and Mutuo in southeastern Tibet, until the whole of Tibet enters the rainy season in July. During the rainy season, the night rain rate is generally high in all parts of Tibet, especially in the Yarlung Tsangpo River valley. The night rain rate in Lhasa is as high as 85%.

The best time periods to visit Tibet are spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). Spring, especially from March to May, is another peak period for Tibet tourism. During this period, Tibet has a pleasant climate and high oxygen concentration, which is perfect for enjoying the scenery of Lhasa city and the surrounding natural landscapes. In addition, the peach blossoms in the Linzhi area bloom in spring, adding endless charm to the season. Spring is also a good time to experience religious activities such as the Tibetan Pilgrimage Festival. During this season, Tibet's pleasant climate and high skies make it an excellent time to enjoy the autumn colors of the plateau. Religious festivals in the fall are also a major attraction, such as the Ghee Flower and Lantern Festival in Lhasa, which adds more cultural experiences to the season2.Religious festivals in the fall are also a major attraction, such as the Ghee Flower and Lantern Festival in Lhasa, which adds more cultural experiences to the season.

Natural scenery: Tibet is located in the main part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, with an average altitude of 4,000 meters above sea level, with vast grasslands, lofty snow mountains and crystal clear lakes, etc. Tibetan Buddhism: Potala Palace, Dazhao Monastery, Zashilunpo Monastery and other temples are not only holy places of religion, but also treasures of Tibetan Buddhist art. Tibetan traditional art: Tibet's traditional art forms are rich and varied, including thangkas, murals, Buddha statues and rubbings. Tibetan specialties: ghee tea, barley wine, Tibetan noodles, etc. Tibetan handicrafts: Tibetan carpets, Tibetan knives, Nimu Tibetan incense, etc.