Sera Monastery Pictures
Coqen Hall (Great Hall of Preaching Scripture) is the largest building of Sera Monastery, and this is usually the most supreme organ of a temple.
Located at the south foot of a mountain in northern Lhasa, Sera Monastery was founded in 1419, regarded as the three great Gelug temples with Ganden and Drepung Monasteries. Not as magnificent as Drepung Monastery, Sera will hold the spectacular Buddha Thangka unfolding ceremony in traditional Shoton Festival. Attraction Intro: Sera Monastery
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Questions & Answers on Sera Monastery Pictures
Asked by Mr.SILKMURTHY from INDIA | Mar. 12, 2010 06:22
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ReplyI am planning to travel from Lhasa to Xining by train. What is the fare charges. How many days
in advance I can make a booking. Travel date say June 4th or 5th.
Can we make online booking for train reservation or it should be through agent.
in advance I can make a booking. Travel date say June 4th or 5th.
Can we make online booking for train reservation or it should be through agent.
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Answered by Ms.Helena | Mar. 16, 2010 22:53
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200ReplyHello,
Train tickets are often hard to get in China. I suggest you book through an agent. The ticket fare differs from each other according to the train type and the seat. The faster train with more comfortable seat is much more pricy. You can try to book tickets through this site:
https://www.travelchinaguide.com/china-trains/
Train tickets are often hard to get in China. I suggest you book through an agent. The ticket fare differs from each other according to the train type and the seat. The faster train with more comfortable seat is much more pricy. You can try to book tickets through this site:
https://www.travelchinaguide.com/china-trains/
Asked by Mr.Joao from PORTUGAL | Dec. 27, 2009 14:18Reply
ReplyDear Sirs,
I am trying to find this info, but it has been hard: does the train from Shanghai to Lhasa run every day? So far I have found quite contradictory information on this, so I would really appreciate your reply. Thanks a lot!
I am trying to find this info, but it has been hard: does the train from Shanghai to Lhasa run every day? So far I have found quite contradictory information on this, so I would really appreciate your reply. Thanks a lot!
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Answered by Ms.Thelma from CN | Dec. 29, 2009 02:29190Reply
190Replyhi, the train schedule from shanghai to lhasa would be adjusted in different season. so you'd better check with the ticket office after you have a rough idea on your travel date.
Asked by Ms.cindy from MALAYSIA | Sep. 04, 2009 13:49Reply
Replyweplan to go Tibet in 5 Nov for 8 days, is it beautiful scenery and suitable wheather , and would it be more diificult time to adjust to the low pressure there? less oksigen at Nov?Somebody Please help the first timer here, tq.
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Answered by Mr.Sandy | Sep. 07, 2009 04:3420Reply
20ReplyIt is quite cold at that time, July to September is the best time, or October is fine too. As to the low pressure there, it depends. You can choose some lower place to visit, such as Lyingchi. Keep warm.